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PCCH is a clubhouse and third space in Richland Hills, TX — a warm, creative, eclectic, slightly weird spot to gather, create, learn, work, host, and collaborate. Think 1970s community center meets independent bookstore meets your most interesting friend's garage.

Rootbound Kava
Our resident alcohol-free watering hole. Rootbound Kava House serves kava and other social sips made for lingering, talking, meeting somebody new, or having something in your hand while you absolutely dominate at a board game.

Grimsy Book Nook
A cozy safe haven built around books, crafts, and community, inspired to be a late-night library, low-pressure creative reuse hangout, and carefully curated curio emporium. Stocked with things worth getting lost in. Browse while you drink your coffee or kava, find your next read, or settle into the lounge and crack it open immediately. We support this behavior.
![The Little Shop [of Local Horrors]](https://live.staticflickr.com/7028/6831896707_e644616cc6_b.jpg)
The Little Shop [of Local Horrors]
A rotating little marketplace of goods from local makers, artists, growers, creators, and small businesses. Come across something you probably wouldn't find at Target, spend your money with somebody in your own community, and discover the rad folks making rad things around DFW. Don't forget to feed Audrey II while you're in.

Coffee + Cozy Corners
Sometimes you don't need an activity. You need coffee, Wi-Fi, a comfy chair, and somewhere other than your house. Grab a cup, curl up in the parlor with a book, catch up with a friend, answer some emails, or simply exist in public without being expected to buy a $19 entrée.

Private Studio
Need somewhere to actually do the thing? Our private studio can be used for focused work, making art, sewing, writing, planning, recording, collaborating, or whatever creative project has been occupying half your dining room table for the last three months.

Meet-Up Space
Book clubs. Mom groups. Craft circles. Committees. Clubs. Brainstorms. Support groups. Neighborhood scheming. The Clubhouse gives small groups a comfortable place to gather without somebody having to clean their house first, or everyone trying to yell across a crowded coffee shop.

Games + General Tomfoolery
We've got games, tables, comfy places to land, and plenty of permission to stay awhile. Bring a friend. Meet one here. Start a game. Join somebody else's. Challenge a stranger to something unnecessarily competitive.

Events, Workshops + Gatherings
And yes, there's always something going on. Expect workshops, classes, clubs, talks, community dinners, markets, live performances, craft nights, weird little gatherings, community projects, pop-ups, and things that don't fit neatly into any category. Some are hosted by PCC. Some come from our partners and neighbors. Some might start because somebody walks in one day and says, “Okay, hear me out…”
The Mirror Room
This space is looking for its person(s). We're reserving a private room inside the Clubhouse for a local practitioner or service-based small business who wants to make PCCH home. The goal is to bring a service into the Clubhouse that complements the rest of the ecosystem. Something people can book an appointment for while also becoming part of a larger, active community. Esthetician? Massage therapist? Herbalist? Reiki practitioner? Tarot reader or psychic? Holistic wellness provider? Something delightfully niche we haven't thought of yet? We want to hear from you.
Interested in becoming our next in-house partner?
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