The pink moon, sometimes called the “awakening moon”, represents a new season and a hopeful sign of spring. It symbolizes renewal, reflection, evolution and embracing new beginnings.
what we do
work. play. move. gather.
Pink Moon is a modern third place and community for women. Our space is designed to provide support no matter what phase of motherhood or life you’re navigating. Our goal is to meet you where you are, so feel free to drop in or find your daily rhthym with us. Whatever works best for you.
During the week, we offer coworking and group fitness classes (including BYO Baby classes for new moms). Our lounge passes include open play in our onsite playroom, and we offer 1 hour of supervised care for moms during our fitness classes.
We partner and collaborate with like minded businesses to offer resources, series, and events across phases of motherhood.
Our flexible, intentionally designed space is also available for birthday parties, rentals, and celebrations.
who we are
connection * community * celebration
We’re women, moms, entrepreneurs, and humans who crave genuine connection and a space to be fully seen and supported just as we are. Below are some of our core values:
Come as you are. Take what you need.
Just as each moon phase is unique and beautiful, we honor and celebrate women throughout all phases of motherhood.
The mental load is real, but we can make it more visible and lighten it together.
Our community of connection fosters a sense of belonging and thrives on shared experience, honesty, validation, and support.
We partner with a network of small, women owned businesses to connect our community to the absolute best instructors, providers, services and resources available.
Our goal is to help you reconnect to your full and authentic self, and leave behind anything that no longer serves you.
happy mom,
happier kids
Pink Moon values inclusivity and seeks to support, connect, and celebrate all moms, including chosen moms and caretakers no matter what stage of their motherhood journey.
Research has found that maternal well-being and life satisfaction directly affect children's emotional and behavioral health. Self-care isn't selfish; it's essential.