Deepak HomeBase was associated with a physical and virtual salon at ABC Carpet & Home, 888 Broadway, New York. Contemporary documentation places it on the mezzanine and describes a program of conversations, creative collaboration, art, and public-interest events. Names connected with its history include Deepak Chopra and ABC Carpet & Home’s Paulette Cole.
What is documented
In 2012, an ABC Carpet & Home press announcement described Deepak HomeBase as a venue for a conversation and performance involving Donovan and Deepak Chopra. A contemporaneous EcoCult article mentioned the salon in its account of the retailer’s cultural life. A 2013 article written by Chopra described the space as one for workshops and conversations about social and personal transformation.
Other independent records show appearances and programs linked with environmental causes, women’s health, music, art, and international justice. The events index and press archive explain what can be confirmed.
What this rebuilt site is—and is not
This website is a newly assembled independent historical archive based on public sources and surviving URL evidence. It is not the original event-booking platform, does not sell tickets, and does not represent the historical organizers. Historical event pages identify the type of source supporting each description. Where an event’s full program or transcript could not be recovered, the limitation is stated instead of filled with invented detail.
Editorial essays are new writing, dated to the current restoration rather than backdated to an earlier era. Modern essays are separated from the historical records, particularly where they discuss topics not part of the documented HomeBase schedule.
Begin exploring
Start with the reference list, then the past-event index. Read our editorial policy for the rules used in reconstructing historical material.