64 Bridge LLC
Lua error in Module:Incorporated_Entities at line 16: header must be either of type string or number. Sixty Four Bridge LLC, also 64 Bridge LLC, is a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC) registered in the state of Massachusetts. Cevin Soling is its registered agent as well as its Manager and only signatory. Per the city of Salem, the company also does business as Salem Art Gallery, but this does not appear to be indicated on the state Secretary of State documents.[1]
Not to be confused with "64 Bridge Street LLC" which existed from 2010 to 2015.[2]
64 Bridge Street
The corporation is the legal owner of the property 64 Bridge St, Salem, MA 01970-4131, which is "the international headquarters for The Satanic Temple" and "Salem Art Gallery".[3][4]
It is also the registered address other Massachusetts-based corporations belonging to Soling, United Federation of Churches, LLC, Cinephobia LLC, and Reason Alliance, Ltd. It is also the registered address for Colorado-based business Winstonian Enterprises Ltd., and possibly others.[5]
According to frequently asked questions for The Satanic Estate, also known as The Satanic Temple's Virtual Headquarters (TSTVHQ), the cost charged for virtual events are to offset the costs of the closed physical headquarters in Salem due to CoVid-19.[6] It is not made explicit or obvious what these costs are as, with Doug Misicko, Soling himself owns The Satanic Temple and, through 64 Bridge LLC, solely owns the property and therefore also be its landlord.
References
- ↑ Applications for One Day Wine and Malt License at Salem Art Gallery, 64 Bridge Street from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. for a Devil’s Dinner Party on October 10, 2019 – Sixty Four Bridge LLC d/b/a Salem Art Gallery City of Salem, MA Licensing Board Meeting and Agenda Notice September 23, 2019
- ↑ 64 Bridge Street LLC, MA SOS# 000990059
- ↑ Salem, MA, parcel #36-0153-0
- ↑ https://www.salemartgallery.com/
- ↑ Winstonian Enterprises Ltd., Colorado Secretary of State #20201031390
- ↑ We wish that everyone could party for free, but sadly that’s just not possible. We are very lucky to use this platform for a deep discounted rate, which would have cost thousands if friends weren’t developing it. We pay performers, the server and hosting costs money, we pay our moderator and administrator a small amount per event, and we do have to pay for every code change with each new event. Every time we open VHQ, it’s about $700 and by contributing $6.66 per event, you’re helping us come closer to breaking even and maybe even someday allowing us to offset the costs of HQ in Salem being closed during the largest part of the pandemic. TSTVHQ FAQ