It's called Make Meaning and it's stocked with projects that you can make.
Note cards, frames, soaps - the supplies are all on hand, so you just grab a seat and get creative.
"The average person comes in and spends an afternoon here," Dan Nissanoff said.
Nissanoff is a serial entrepreneur. His own kids inspired this idea, but it turns out there's plenty for adults to do as well.
Liquor will soon be offered at the in-house cafe. There are adult evening classes if you crave extra guidance, but the most projects are easy enough and allow you to inject your own personality.
To learn more about Make Meaning, please visit their website at www.makemeaning.com. You can also find more at www.facebook.com/makemeaningnyc and twitter.com/makemeaningnyc.
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