Building views & history

Kairos lives in a restored 1939 stone church. Drag the photo, or swipe on your phone, to look around the room, then read how the building got its second life.

Inside Kairos Bakehouse: the pastry case under stone arches, a yellow velvet sofa, and a vaulted wood ceiling with hanging lanterns

The pastry case is up front under the arches. Take a seat on the sofas, in the green booths, or at a table under the stained glass.

Line illustration of the restored 1939 stone church that houses Kairos Bakehouse
A tall Gothic stained-glass window in the restored stone church

A 1939 church, given a second life

Kairos lives inside a restored stone church, with arched windows, stained glass, and thick limestone walls that keep the room cool in summer and hold the smell of cinnamon in the morning.

kai·ros [ˈkīräs] · noun, Greek the perfect, delicate, crucial moment; the fleeting rightness of time and place that creates the opportune atmosphere for action, words, or movement.

It felt like the right name for a room built for gathering, now pouring coffee where it once rang bells.

The framed chalkboard sign inside the bakery defining kairos: the perfect, delicate, crucial moment The church steeple against a blue sky The stone side wall of the church with arched windows