third place (THURD plays; TH as in thin) n. A place other than home or work where a person can go to relax and feel part of the community

The term third place was invented by sociologist Ray Oldenburg and first appeared in his 1990 book The Great Good Place. Oldenburg argues that besides a mate and a job, we need a dependable place of refuge where, for a few minutes a day, we can escape the demands of family and bosses. He named this place “Third Place”. In that kind of psychological Eden, an easy-going conviviality allows us to be temporarily amnesic to our woes and shortcomings.

The concept struck a chord and we decided to develop a place where we encourage people to just hang out and enjoy their life’s little moments.

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