Healium Center

Healium Center is a spiritually oriented, creative event venue located in the Candler Park neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. With multiple distinctly themed private spaces, the center serves a wide range of gatherings — from wellness sessions and art exhibitions to meetings, performances, and community celebrations. The Zen Room is a blue healing space draped in soft white angelic cloud décor, featuring a waterfall element, floor cushions, striped rugs, and candles. It accommodates up to 18 seated in a U-shaped layout or 20 standing, and is well suited to sound baths, meditations, and spiritual or metaphysical experiences. The Blue Room is a light-filled private space with its own entrance and dedicated restroom. It accommodates up to 40 seated or 60 standing guests and is suited to seminars, workshops, presentations, and art events. The White Gallery is an art studio-style space featuring white walls, wood floors, a loft-style black ceiling, track lighting, and two movable walls for dividing the room or displaying artwork. It seats up to 20 in a classroom configuration and holds up to 40 standing, making it a natural fit for gallery openings, movement classes, and creative workshops. The Gold Room is a marmalade-colored private meeting room decorated with canvas art on the ceiling and Moroccan drapery. It accommodates up to 20 guests seated or standing and is suited to private meetings, art classes, and therapy sessions. The Basement Event Space is a lower-level underground room with its own entrance, a small stage, and a cozy den. It holds up to 50 in a theatre setup or 100 standing, and is well suited to open mic nights, comedy events, music releases, yoga, dance, art classes, and film screenings. The Outdoor Bonfire Area is a gently sloping grassy semi-private outdoor space featuring a central fire pit, a giant blackboard, and string lights. It accommodates up to 100 guests and suits drum circles, vendor markets, fireside chats, and community ceremonies. External catering is welcome across all spaces, and guests may bring their own alcohol.