Make Meaning recently reopened on the Upper West Side in a gigantic, beautiful space. This walk-in creativity center offers a place where parents and kids can sit together and work side by side on a variety of creative projects—all age-appropriate and stuff that you'll actually use (such as soap and candles, in addition to old standbys like pottery)!

The space currently offers six experiences: soap crafting, candle-making, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and paper. Not only is it a perfect retreat when it’s too cold or rainy to be outside, but what mother doesn’t need some downtime to just zone out and create something for herself once in a while?

And did we mention yummy treats from Butterfly Bake Shop, coffee, refreshing beverages, and wine to keep your creative juices flowing?

Family Membership covers any five people (mom, dad, kids, cousins, nanny, etc) for one year at Make Meaning. Members are exempt from paying sitting fees (you only pay the price of the piece you want to create), receive a 20% discount on classes, and have access to unlimited fun!

Visit www.makemeaning.com