Why We Must Rage Against the Death of Third Places
A third place is a safe place. One that is away from work and home, where you can be yourself, and exchange ideas with other people. But these places are dying.
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A third place is a safe place. One that is away from work and home, where you can be yourself, and exchange ideas with other people. But these places are dying.
The laundromat, an objectively mundane venue, has ironically become a 'home away from home' for Gen Z.
Beth Taylor, Erika Bruce, and Chole Newman are the founders and owners of the new Third Space Bakery — the first bakery to grace Penn Ave. in nearly 35 years
The laundromat is your rare “third place” — a spot to go to that’s not your house, nor your office, but a secret third thing.
Third places are for connecting with others and leaning into community. For an upcoming show, KPBS Midday Edition wants to hear from you: what is your third place? What makes it special to you?