The Tiny Mess Club, a sensory play space where young children are encouraged to explore, create, imagine, and make a mess, will open its second clubhouse in Larchmont this August. Located at 2096 Boston Post Road, the new location will bring the brand’s signature sensory play classes, birthday celebrations, memberships, and special events to more families across Westchester.
Founded by seasoned educators Valerie Geschwind and Jessica Piccinich, The Tiny Mess Club was created around the belief that children learn best through hands-on exploration and purposeful play in spaces that feel accessible, inclusive, and welcoming. Daily classes feature eight signature sensory stations designed around a weekly theme. While the station format remains familiar for young children, the materials change each week, keeping the experience fresh and inviting children to experiment, express themselves, build confidence, and connect with caregivers and peers. "We created The Tiny Mess Club because we saw how much families were craving spaces where children could truly be themselves—curious, creative, expressive, and messy," said Co-Founder Valerie Geschwind. "Our goal has always been to create joyful environments where children feel empowered to explore and where grown-ups can build meaningful connections alongside them." |  |
"Every aspect of The Tiny Mess Club is rooted in respect for children and the learning that happens through play," said Co-Founder Jessica Piccinich. "We're excited to bring that philosophy to Larchmont and welcome new families into our community."
The Larchmont location will feature a brand-new build out of two rooms to offer multiple classes at once, and the same thoughtfully designed classes, memberships, birthday celebrations, and special events that have made the Pleasantville Clubhouse a local favorite.
For more information about classes, memberships, special events, and grand opening celebrations, visit www.thetinymessclub.com and follow @thetinymessclub on Instagram and Facebook.
