The Hub is a mixed-use community, event, and office space.
Whether you’re looking to relax, connect, work, celebrate, or inspire, the Millvale Food + Energy Hub offers multiple public and private spaces to work or play. Featuring sustainable reclaimed materials and powered by solar energy, the 10,000 sq ft renovated Moose social hall provides a unique place to grab a coffee or sandwich from Lemon Tree, hop on our wifi and get some work done, hold a meeting, volunteer with 412 Food Rescue, socialize with friends, take in a show, perform, or rent for your next business, family or friends event!
Located just across the 40th Street Bridge from Lawrenceville and minutes from the Northside, the Hub is not only in Millvale but serves as home to multiple organizations helping to realize Millvale’s Ecodistrict goals around food and energy, including 412 Food Rescue, Lemon Tree, The Food Trust, FracTracker Alliance, and Royally Fit. The Hub is a project of New Sun Rising and its wholly owned subsidiary, Moose MODE Inc.
Venue Rental
The Hub offers plenty of space for your remote work or weekday meetings. There are two rooms available for rent to host your next performance, nonprofit or business event, conference, family or friends gathering, baby shower, wedding, or wake. We especially love working with musicians and creatives.
In the Venue Rental Guide, you’ll find additional information about the features, floor plan, rental pricing, and more. We offer Wifi access, break room amenities, and are ADA accessible. Ready to rent? Complete the form below and let us host your next event!
Programs
New Sun Rising partners with the Community College of Allegheny County and Triboro Ecodistrict to offer a solar installer certification training program. Participation stipends are available for the 40 hour class. Classes are offered as funding is available.
Tenant Partners
- 412 Food Rescue: Good Food Project & Grocery Bagging Program
- Lemon Tree
- The Food Trust
- FracTracker Alliance
- New Sun Rising
Funding + Financing
The Millvale Food + Energy Hub renovation was made possible through the financial support of First National Bank, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Neighborhood Allies, Borough of Millvale, The Heinz Endowments, The Hillman Foundation, Allegheny County Economic Development, United States Federal Community Project Funding, and New Sun Rising.
