It’s All About Community at Pine Hill Social

Photo Courtesy of Pine Hill Social

By Christein Aromando

PINE HILL — The crowd spilled onto the street Tuesday night at the opening of Pine Hill Social, a new women-owned pop-up shop and community space in downtown Pine Hill. The space was started by a group of 4 local women who hosted a ‘Townie Tuesday’ gathering and encouraged locals to bring their best ideas for utilizing the multi-purpose space.

“It’s difficult for this town to support full-time businesses, so this is an opportunity for local practitioners to have a part-time space”, says co-owner, Berns Rothchild. The group plans to offer the space for service-based practitioners as well as vendors and local artists for pop-ups and have already been fielding inquiries for pre-holiday bookings.

Co-owner, Carolina Turba calls Pine Hill Social a place ‘For Community, By Community.’ “It’s a social place to get together that doesn’t necessarily have to be a bar.” Turba is looking forward to having weekly game nights with different games rotating each week of the month, such as Canasta or Mahjong, “to help get us through the winter”. Something we can all appreciate.

If you have ideas or would like to book the space, reach out to info@pinehillsocial.com. Follow @pinehillsocial on Instagram for upcoming events and pop-ups.