The loom is sort of a DIY mini-mall. It's a collective of galleries, stores, and public establishments with storefronts on three sides of the building but all connected by an interior L-shaped corridor on the inside. There's a cafe (Kavé), a tattoo parlor (Gnostic Tattoo), a bike shop (North Brooklyn Cycles), a gallery (Amos Eno Gallery), a yoga studio (Loom Yoga Center), a screenprinting studio (Silky's Skate Shop), a pet store (Bushy Tails), a CSA (Bushwick Food Coop), a nice outdoor courtyard and more. One unique spot that lives in the Loom is The Brooklyn Creative Studio, a classroom and boutique for all things crafty and homemade, where you can pick up supplies and know-how on sewing, soap making, beading jewelry, baking, quilting, candle making and just about anything else. It's like Pinterest came to life.