"For the Love of Music" - Culture Salon with Matt Brown & Gather639

Matt Brown

"For the Love of Music"- A musical evening and guided conversation with Matt Brown (@mattbrown.music), a local South FL Artist, Musician, Multi Instrumentalist, Music Director, Producer, Engineer, Songwriter, Activist, and Founder of the Soulfam Collective!

Last week’s music salon with @mattbrown.music was EVERYTHING. You really should have been there! He preformed as part of the Art & Culture Salon series featuring local artists across mediums hosted by Gather 639

I am honored I was invited to photograph this intimate salon to not only hear his talent up close and personal but get to know the man behind the music while engaging in dialogue with fellow attendees. The evening will consisted of Mixing, Mingling, Music and intentional conversation with Matt Brown and Salon guests

What is the Art & Culture Series?

Throughout October, 639 Lake Worth Beach will be hosting a Weekly Art & Culture Salons (intimate dialogue-driven gatherings) to deepen dialogue and connection between Local Artist (across mediums) and the community. https://gatherwith639.com/

What is Gather with 639?

A Guided-Gathering space and member’s club for connection, depth, and intellectual curiosity.

At 639 the vibration of connection is encoded in our gatherings (and in the name itself).

more than a number—it’s a sound frequency known for fostering connection, strengthening relationships, and deepening understanding. Three things we need now more than ever.

Why 639? Why Now?

Because so many of us are craving a deeper
relationship with ourselves and with others.

Because we lack consistent third spaces that are
private and dedicated to connection, leisure and
learning.

Because it’s time to reimagine what community
and connection can feel like.

Because we need to stop scrolling and get out of
the comment sections and DM’s.

639 is built for people who don’t just want to
network and be on the scene—they want to
belong and connect on a deeper level.

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