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Cafeteria is a digital media and entertainment company owned and operated by creative entrepreneurs.

06/11/2026

Our latest story on the FRESH PICK - Spring’ Capsule Collection by CAF/Cafeteria 🌱

Available online and in-store KNOW GOOD Market 06/13

Click the link in bio to read full story! 🌻

06/06/2026

Getting set up for the inaugural Moka Pot. See you soon.

06/05/2026

It’s going down tomorrow at C**t Park. Link in bio for all info. Will see you there.

06/03/2026

Our latest story: Did the Hartford Semiquincentennials Qualify for the World Cup? The World’s Biggest Event Lands in America — Will Hartford Be There?

Full story here: https://www.cafeteria.fm/home/hartford-semiquincentennials

Gift card for the first person to guess what the trophy is in the last slide.

05/13/2026

☕️⚽️ THE MOKA POT FIELD IS SET.

Introducing the five cafés competing in Hartford’s inaugural Moka Pot Charity Invitational on June 6 at C**t Park’s Field of Gems:

🔴 — Red
💛 — Yellow
🟢 — Green
🔵 — Navy
🟠 .cafe.hartford — Orange

Five cafés. One Moka Pot. Bragging rights for the whole year.

Join us June 6 starting at noon at C**t Park’s Field of Gems for a day of small-sided soccer, DJs, food + drink vendors, vintage gear, and a celebration of the beautiful game right here in Hartford—all benefiting .

⚽ A limited number of free agent player spots are still available—register at the link in bio to be considered.

🛍️ We also have a few vendor spots remaining—apply through the link in bio.

Who you got?

01/24/2026

Everyone, regardless of size, deserves to wear clothing that is comfortable and cute. Witch Bitch Thrift founder Virginia Semeghini created what she wanted to see in the world, alchemizing traumatic shopping experiences into a size-inclusive, secondhand store. In the midst of the pandemic, Witch Bitch Thrift was born out of boredom, curiosity and a radical reimagining of what shopping for clothes could be like.

“During quarantine, when I was stuck at home, I started wearing all the clothes I had in my closet that I didn’t dare to wear outside and I realized how much I loved it,” Virginia shares. What started as a personal challenge quickly became a revelation as Virginia realized that clothing could and should be joyful, affirming and worn without fear. Clearly, she was not alone as people were hungry for a secondhand space that centered inclusivity. Witch Bitch Thrift quickly expanded from an Instagram page to an office space, and is now both an online and physical store. Today, Witch Bitch Thrift’s New Haven storefront is more than a retail space — it’s a community hub.

At its core, the queer-owned thrift store challenges fashion’s fatphobia, fast fashion dependency and myths around secondhand clothing. By prioritizing size-inclusivity, fair labor practices and accessibility, the shop proves that thrifting can be elevated without being exclusionary. Witch Bitch Thrift isn’t just about clothes — it’s about dignity, connection and making room for people who have always deserved to take up space.

Click the link in bio to read the full interview below.

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