Located at Titik Dua Ubud, COCA Ubud celebrated its Grand Opening on the 30th of October 2026 with a programme honouring Garin Nugroho’s 45-year artistic journey, bringing the creative house to life through four experiences: Listen, Watch, Eat and Explore.
COCA Ubud brings together COCA Selekta, COCA Theatre, COCA Dining, and COCA Art Space within one setting. More than just a collection of venues, COCA offers a space to enjoy music, discover independent films, share meals, appreciate art and connect through cultural experiences.
The arrival of COCA marks a new chapter for Titik Dua, bringing two complementary experiences together in one destination. Titik Dua remains a space for rest and reflection, while COCA introduces a more dynamic atmosphere through creative programming, collaborations and community activities.
“COCA has evolved from the spaces, programmes and relationships we have built at Titik Dua. As the wider property continues to develop, we wanted to offer two complementary experiences: Titik Dua as a space for rest and reflection, and COCA as a more active space for cultural exploration and connection. Through music, film, dining and art, we hope to offer a different way to experience the same place while continuing to develop COCA’s identity as Ubud’s Creative House,” said Fonny Makatita, General Manager of Titik Dua.
From Social Space to Creative House
COCA began as a bar and social space at Titik Dua. As the hotel evolved, the initiative grew into part of Titik Dua’s exploration of the creative hotel concept, where hospitality, art, culture, and community come together.
The journey began with COCA Selekta, a vinyl listening bar in Ubud built around the owner’s personal record collection and a collaboration with music curator Munir. Through curated music selections, in-house selectors and guest selectors, the space brings Indonesian music into conversation with sounds from around the world.
COCA’s development continued with the transformation of the former Barwa Gallery in collaboration with architect Andra Matin. Through an adaptive reuse approach, the building’s original character, including its old brick walls, was preserved while contemporary elements were introduced.
A collaboration with BYO Living also brought a woven rattan installation to the mezzanine of COCA Dining. Inspired by the creative dialogue of Elevation at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale, the installation was reinterpreted through the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana.
Programmes developed at Titik Dua have also helped shape COCA’s identity. COCA Theatre presents independent film screenings and audiovisual experiences, while COCA Art Space provides a platform for exhibitions and artistic collaborations. Completing the experience, COCA Dining serves Peranakan cuisine throughout the day, with an approach centred on the pleasure of dining and sharing food.
Four Ways to Experience COCA
LISTEN — COCA Selekta
As a vinyl listening bar in Ubud, COCA Selekta offers an intimate setting featuring a collection of more than 1,000 vinyl records, curated music selections, and both in-house and guest selectors. Visitors are invited to discover new music and enjoy the moment at their own pace.
WATCH — COCA Theatre
Positioned as Bali’s first independent cinema equipped with laser projection technology, COCA Theatre presents independent film screenings, live performances and audiovisual experiences. As the home of Ubud: Cinecurious, the space offers opportunities to experience films and meet their makers beyond the commercial cinema circuit.
EAT — COCA Dining
COCA Dining serves Peranakan cuisine throughout the day, inspired by Asia’s rich culinary heritage and traditions of communal dining. With a relaxed and open atmosphere, the space welcomes local residents, travellers, and hotel guests alike.
EXPLORE — COCA Art Space
COCA Art Space is a contemporary art venue for exhibitions, installations, and creative collaborations. Building on Titik Dua’s exhibition programme, the space invites visitors to discover a diverse range of artistic works and perspectives.
These four experiences are interconnected, allowing visitors to enjoy a meal while viewing an exhibition, attend a music session before watching a film, or return to discover another side of COCA.
Opening Season: Celebrating Indonesia’s Creative Voices
Running throughout October and November 2026, COCA Ubud’s Opening Season presents a diverse programme exploring Indonesian culture and contemporary creativity through film, performing arts, music and dining. One of its key highlights is Kepulauan Ingatan: Perjalanan 45 Tahun Garin Nugroho, celebrating the filmmaker’s artistic journey through cinema, performing arts and cultural dialogue.
- Pesta Boneka on Wheels: Bali (16th–18th of October): A collaboration with Papermoon Puppet Theatre and Balinese wayang practitioners, featuring performances and community engagement at Titik Dua.
- Kepulauan Ingatan (21st of October–1st of November): A multidisciplinary programme celebrating Garin Nugroho’s 45-year artistic journey through film, vocal performances, music and visual culture.
- Film Screenings (21st of October–1st of November): Tracing Garin Nugroho’s cinematic journey through a curated selection of films spanning different periods of his career.
- Garin Nugroho Audiovisual Archive Exhibition, curated by Krisna Sudharma (29th of October–1st of November): Exploring Garin Nugroho’s cinematic legacy through audiovisual archives, with a special focus on Puisi Tak Terkuburkan (2000) and Surat untuk Bidadari (1994).
- Masterclass with Garin Nugroho (29th of October): A masterclass on Culture as Cinematic Potential (Kebudayaan sebagai Potensi Sinematik).
- Mimbar Suara: Suara Yang Hilang (29th of October–1st of November): Vocal performances and monologues exploring stories of loss, memory and things that deserve to be rediscovered.
- Bali International Cinema Festival (BICIF) Soft Launch (30th of October–1st of November): Three days of film screenings and discussions exploring diverse cinematic perspectives, culminating in a special screening of Garin Nugroho’s Samsara.
- Tropical Trip: 10 Years of RAJAKELANA (7th of November): Celebrating the tenth anniversary of Mondo Gascaro’s solo debut album through live music performances, an exhibition and an album listening session.
- Joko Anwar Retrospective (14th of November): A month-long retrospective of Joko Anwar’s films at COCA Theatre, tracing a body of work shaped by genre, suspense, satire and imagination, and its place within the evolving landscape of Indonesian cinema. On the 14th of November, Joko Anwar joins COCA for a special screening and Q&A, bringing the films and the filmmaker into the same room.
- CONFEST BALI 2026 | “We Celebrate Us” (15th of November): An all-day celebration bringing together food, culture and community at COCA. Further programme details will be announced.
Through its Opening Season, COCA brings together artists, musicians, filmmakers, culinary practitioners and creative communities through a diverse programme of events and collaborations. The series marks the beginning of an ongoing programme designed to give the public opportunities to discover creative works, exchange perspectives and participate in Ubud’s cultural life.
Following the Opening Season, COCA Ubud will continue to present film screenings, live performances, music listening sessions, art exhibitions and culinary collaborations.
Through Listen, Watch, Eat and Explore, COCA creates an ongoing space for art, culture and community to connect through creative experiences in Ubud.
COCA Ubud
Location: Titik Dua Ubud, Jl. Cok Rai Pudak No. 48, Peliatan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia.
Opening Hours:
- COCA Selekta: 4 PM–12 AM
- COCA Theatre: 10 AM–10 PM (screening schedules may vary)
- COCA Dining: 7 AM–11 PM
- COCA Art Space: 11 AM–6 PM
Reservations and Enquiries: Reservations are recommended for COCA Dining, film screenings, and selected programmes. COCA Theatre tickets are available at theatre.titikdua.id. For COCA Dining, COCA Selekta and general enquiries, contact WhatsApp on +62 811 9693 9391 or visit Instagram @cocaubud. Walk-in visits are subject to venue and ticket availability.