Small World Cafe Celebrates 30 Years, Honored For Princeton Mural

PRINCETON, NJ — The Princeton Mayor and Council presented an award to Jessica Durrie and Brant Cosaboom, co-owners of Small World Coffee at their March 14 meeting.

"Today we celebrate not just a business anniversary, but a milestone of 30 years of their unwavering leadership and significant impact within the Princeton community," according to the award of recognition.

Commemorating its 30th anniversary, Small World Cafe collaborated with the Arts Council of Princeton to design a mural on Spring Street that symbolized the themes of unity and connection that Small World represents.

"This mural stands as a vibrant portrayal of the delightful experiences that await us in Princeton as we come together with our friends and family. It reminds us that our community is here, around us, ready to be embraced and built upon," according to Small World Cafe.

"This is precisely what makes Small World Coffee special — they remind us that our community is here, around us, ready to be embraced and built upon. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and thanks to their staff and families, whose unwavering support and commitment have been pivotal to Small World Coffee’s success," according to the award.

Small World Cafe is located at 14 Witherspoon St. and 254 Nassau St., Princeton. For more information visit smallworldcoffee.com.

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