Chasing Sun Creative is bringing its first Bean House Pop-Up to La Boom Café in Pineapple Grove this Sunday, May 31, combining specialty coffee, complimentary baked goods, and a live house music set from DJ Camilo into a single morning event. The organizer describes La Boom as newly opened, making Sunday's pop-up one of the venue's earliest hosted events and an early read on whether the Pineapple Grove corridor can anchor a daytime social format.
The concept draws on a model familiar in larger markets. Per the operator's Instagram, Bean House takes its cues from café culture in Miami, Los Angeles, and European cities — environments where specialty coffee functions as a reason to gather rather than a transaction to complete on the way somewhere else. In that framing, the live music isn't incidental; it's what distinguishes the morning from a routine café stop and anchors the social dynamic Chasing Sun is building toward. The event is timed for the pre-beach window, when Delray's weekend crowd is still deciding how to spend the morning.
DJ Camilo is confirmed for the debut set. Chasing Sun Creative frames Bean House as the first in a recurring series, though dates and venues beyond May 31 haven't been announced through the operator's public channels. The pop-up-within-a-café format — grafting a programmed event onto a newly opened venue rather than operating a standalone space — keeps overhead low and the concept flexible, suggesting the organizers are measuring demand before committing to a fixed schedule.
Access to Sunday's event is managed through a comment-gating mechanism on the organizer's Instagram account: interested guests are directed to comment "BEAN" to receive logistics and access details, rather than through a public ticketing link. That approach indicates a deliberate limit on attendance for the debut, keeping the morning intimate enough to function as the social scene the concept is modeled after.
Pineapple Grove — the arts-corridor stretch of NE 2nd Avenue running north off Atlantic Avenue — has historically supported gallery-anchored foot traffic, with restaurants and boutiques filling around it. Weekend mornings are typically its quietest window relative to the Atlantic Avenue strip to the south; programming specifically designed to pull a crowd before the beach-and-brunch wave represents a relatively untested slot for the corridor. Whether a registration-gated coffee-and-music event can hold an audience in that window is the question Bean House is designed to answer. La Boom's position as a newly opened café gives the pop-up a venue without a settled identity yet — a canvas before the regulars establish the rhythm.
La Boom Café's street address wasn't included in the announcement. If Sunday's debut draws the attendance the access-gating implies Chasing Sun is anticipating, the follow-up question is whether Bean House returns to La Boom on a fixed schedule or begins rotating through other Pineapple Grove venues. The operator hasn't specified publicly. A second date announced through their Instagram in the days after May 31 would signal which direction the series is heading.
