Phoenixville, PA  ·  Ages 5–12  ·  Screen-free

Where kids practice the skills the world expects them to already have.

Sharing, waiting, speaking up, losing well. None of it comes from a worksheet. It comes from a room full of kids, something worth doing, and an educator who knows when to step in. That’s The Clubhouse: a play-based enrichment space in Phoenixville for ages 5 to 12. School closure days, birthday parties, Craft & Play Sundays, team bonding, summer camp and more. What looks like play is oh so much more.

What’s underneath the foam pitTrying something a little scary with other kids watching, and making it. That’s confidence, built one try at a time.
A group of kids in the foam pit at The Clubhouse Phoenixville
5.0 on Google80 five-star reviews
2026 LOVE AwardMain Line Parent, Best Family Programming
2026 Main Line Today WinnerBest of the Main Line
1 educator per 8–10 kidsSmall groups, every time
Built by an educator13+ years, M.S. School Psychology

Coming up at The Clubhouse

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Closure dayFri, Sep 11

Phoenixville closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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EventSun, Sep 13

Clay Bead Creations

12:00–1:30 PM

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Closure dayMon, Sep 21

Phoenixville closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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EventSun, Oct 11

Record Painting

12:00–1:30 PM

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Closure dayMon, Oct 12

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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EventSun, Oct 18

Pumpkin & Play

12:00–1:30 PM · ages 4–10 · decorate a pumpkin, then the foam pit

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Closure dayTue, Oct 20

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayMon, Nov 2

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayTue, Nov 3

Phoenixville & TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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EventSun, Nov 8

Foam Pit & Fuse Beads

11:00 AM–12:30 PM

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Closure dayMon, Nov 9

Phoenixville closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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EventSat, Nov 14

The Santa Experience

9:00 AM–12:00 PM · $89 a session · holiday card done by noon

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Closure dayNov 23–25

Thanksgiving week · Phoenixville closed

three days · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110 a day

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Closure dayMon, Nov 30

TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, Dec 11

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayDec 21–23

Winter break · School’s closed

three days · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110 a day

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Closure dayDec 28–30

Winter break · Phoenixville & TE closed

three days · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110 a day

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Closure dayMon, Jan 18

Phoenixville & TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, Jan 29

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, Feb 5

TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayMon, Feb 15

Presidents’ week · Phoenixville & TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayTue, Feb 16

TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayWed, Mar 10

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, Mar 19

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayMar 22–26

Spring break · Phoenixville closed

five days · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110 a day

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Closure dayMar 29–Apr 2

Spring break · TE closed

five days · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110 a day

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Closure dayFri, Apr 30

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayMon, May 17

Phoenixville closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayTue, May 18

Phoenixville & TE closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, May 21

School’s closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Closure dayFri, May 28

Phoenixville closed

9:00 AM–2:30 PM · $110

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Recurring · open to allSundays

Craft & Play Sundays

90-minute drop-off · one project, then the foam pit · ages 4–10

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Open every weekendSat & Sun

Birthday parties

Saturdays and Sundays are open — pick your date

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It isn’t just play

They think they’re just playing.

Every activity here is doing two jobs. The one your kid sees, and the one underneath it.

Child swinging from the trapeze over the foam pit

What they see: the trapeze over the foam pit.

Trying something scary with other kids watching

Which helps them raise a hand in class, try out for the team, walk into a room where they don’t know anyone.

Two kids playing chess

What they see: a game of chess with a new friend.

Taking turns, losing well, sticking with something hard

Which helps them handle a lost game, a bad grade, a friend who says no.

Child working on a diamond painting

What they see: a diamond painting, one tiny gem at a time.

Sticking with something slow and fiddly

Which helps them with homework that takes longer than five minutes, and with handwriting.

Kids in a circle playing duck duck goose

What they see: duck, duck, goose.

Reading the group, waiting for a turn, being picked and not picked

Which helps them at recess, on a team, in a group project.

Kids eating lunch together on the picnic blanket

What they see: lunch on the picnic blanket.

Holding a conversation with kids they met an hour ago

Which helps them at the lunch table, at a new school, at the cousin’s house.

Child coloring quietly in the calm corner

What they see: a quiet corner and a box of markers.

Noticing they need a break, and taking one on their own

Which helps them calm down before it becomes a meltdown, at home and at school.

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5.080 Google reviews
“My kids were being a little shy at first and immediately opened up once the activities started. They didn’t want to leave. It’s nice to have a non-screen place where my kids can have fun and learn important life skills.”
Brittany G., Clubhouse parent
Kids sitting in a circle on the lawn during a Clubhouse day
“The Clubhouse has saved me on multiple days when school has been closed. Not only do I trust them, but my kids look forward to going.”Sarah M.

School’s closed. You still have a workday.

School Closure Days · 41 dates this school year · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM
$110per child, per day · extended day to 4:00 PM +$25

A real full day, not a half morning. Creative projects, foam pit and turf time, lunch together and a calm block to wind down, with a team that knows your kid’s name. See a date your school is closed that we don’t have listed? Reach out.

  • Making friends fast
  • Following a group rhythm
  • Finishing a project
  • Independence
Book one date or the whole year, right online
Every date says which schools are off
1 educator per 8–10 kids, screen-free
Takes about two minutes to book
See dates & book → Pack a lunch, a snack and a labeled water bottle.
Kids making bracelets together at a Clubhouse party
“Several parents left saying ‘I got to sit and actually have an adult conversation.’ My daughter went to bed with a huge smile.”Kristen S.

A party where you get to sit down.

Birthday Parties · 90 minutes · our crew runs it · Saturdays and Sundays
$400up to 10 kids · everything but the cake

Foam pit, then turf games, then food and cake in the party room. No bounce-house chaos, no parent refereeing. Your kid gets to be the host, and the whole group gets included.

  • Being the host
  • Including everyone
  • Games with rules
Add a craft: $450
Extra kids $20 each ($30 with the craft)
Add pizza and water, or 30 or 60 more minutes
$100 deposit holds the date
Request your date → Most weekends are open. You’ll hear back from Nicole, usually the same day.
Kids around the craft table on a Sunday
“A little slice of heaven for kids. My son comes home with a smile on his face excited to tell me all about his day.”Alura C.

Ninety minutes where they make something and you don’t have to.

Craft & Play Sundays · drop-off · ages 4–10

One real project, then the foam pit. Clay beads, record painting, fuse beads. Come with a friend or meet one here. One date at a time, no commitment.

  • Fine motor
  • Following steps
  • Pride in a finished thing
Sep 13 · Clay Bead Creations
Oct 11 · Record Painting
Nov 8 · Foam Pit & Fuse Beads
More dates through winter and spring
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Round tables set for a team bonding night at The Clubhouse
“I believe it boosted his confidence. Without this, I don’t think he would’ve wanted to sign up this year.”Debra D.
New this season

They know each other as teammates. Not yet as kids.

Off the Field · team bonding · 90 minutes · sports teams and clubs · any day of the week

Ninety minutes to know each other as kids, which is where trust starts. It complements everything the coaches are already building: a chance to laugh, see each other’s strengths, and connect somewhere that isn’t practice.

  • Trust
  • Seeing each other’s strengths
  • Talking, not just competing
Foam pit challenges and movement to start
Round-table craft and talk time in the middle
Pizza add-on to close it out
Your team gets its own Clubhouse crew
Book your team → Great as a season kickoff, a mid-season reset, or an end-of-season night.
The Clubhouse main room set up for an event

You need the room. We set it up before you arrive.

Rent the Space · The Turf · three group rooms · the Adult Loft

Workshops, classes, showers, meetings, troop nights, team dinners. Tables and chairs are set up before you arrive, and you get a lock box code so you can come and go.

Hourly, half-day and full-day options
Recurring instructor blocks available weekly
Nonprofit rate available
Set up before you arrive, lock box so you come and go
Check availability → Tell us the rooms and the date. You’ll hear back from Nicole, usually the same day.
Kids in dress-up costumes playing pretend together
“My daughter almost instantly connected with Nicole, and she isn’t always so trusting of people she doesn’t know. I could see how safe she felt.”Amanda G.

What a day looks like

Structured enough to feel safe. Loose enough to feel like a day off.

Every day has a rhythm kids can count on. That predictability is what lets the shy ones open up.

  1. Arrive and settleA welcome by name and an easy opening activity, so every kid starts the day feeling like they belong.
  2. Make, move and exploreThe day’s project, foam pit and turf time, exploratory play and the outdoor garden. Hands-on, screen-free, built around real skill-building.
  3. Wind down and connectLunch together, a calmer creative block, and time to reflect, so they leave proud of something they did that day.
Planning, sharing pieces, handling it when it falls
Cheering for someone else’s turn
Working next to someone without competing
Sitting still for a story because they want to
Browse the whole yearOpen the calendar
School’s closed Events Birthday parties
Booking a team bonding night or renting the space? Those run any day of the week — tell us roughly when and you’ll hear back the same day.
A child in the sensory swing in the movement room at The Clubhouse

Meet Nicole

Why an educator built a play space

Kids are expected to share, wait their turn, lose well, speak up and bounce back, with few places to truly practice the skills we want and expect of them.

I spent 13 years in education assessing and observing kids, writing recommendations, and as a parent getting those phone calls we all get from school from time to time. We see kids struggling, but what can we do? The Clubhouse is the practice space I kept wishing existed.

Every session here is designed by me and run by educators who believe that at the core every child is good, sometimes they just need a little support along the way. It looks like the best part of their week. Underneath, it’s the stuff that sticks.

  • M.S. School Psychology
  • 13+ years in education
  • Bilingual, English and Spanish
  • Mom of four
“My daughter went to bed with a huge smile saying, ‘That was so much fun!’”Kristen S.

Before you book

Questions parents ask us

Still not sure what fits?

Call or text Nicole. A real person answers, and it’s usually her.

Call 610-390-2873
How do school closure days work?

Pick the dates you need and book them online. It takes about two minutes. Days run 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM, with extended day to 4:00 PM for $25 more. Pack a labeled water bottle, a lunch, and a snack; we’ll tell you ahead of time if a date needs anything extra.

Which school calendars do your closure dates follow?

Every date on this page says which schools are off. You don’t have to attend any of those schools to book. See a date your school is closed that we don’t have listed? Reach out.

What if my kid is shy or slow to warm up?

That’s most kids on day one. The opening activity is designed for it, and every kid is welcomed by name. Parents tell us the shy ones are the ones asking to come back.

What’s included in a birthday party?

Ninety minutes, our crew leads it, up to 10 children: foam pit, turf games, then food and cake in the party room. $400, or $450 with a craft built in. You bring the cake, food, drinks and decorations; pizza and water can be added. Request your date online and Nicole confirms, usually the same day. A $100 deposit holds it.

Can our sports team or club come as a group?

Yes. That’s Off the Field, a ninety-minute team bonding session for teams and clubs. Foam pit challenges, a round-table craft, and pizza if you want it. Coaches tell us it’s the night the group actually clicks.

Can we rent the space for our own event?

We rent The Turf, three group rooms, and the Adult Loft, by the hour, half day or full day. Tell us which rooms and roughly what day of the week you’re thinking and you’ll hear back the same day.

Is it really screen-free?

Yes, 100%. The whole point is hands-on making, movement, and real connection. No tablets, no “movie day” filler.

Who’s actually with my child?

Groups of 8 to 10, one Clubhouse educator each, in a space founded and overseen by Nicole Weirich, a bilingual educator with 13+ years of experience and an M.S. in School Psychology.

5.0 on Google · 80 reviews

What families are saying

★★★★★
Sarah M.
The Clubhouse has saved me on multiple days when school has been closed or my kids have an early release. Not only do I trust them, but my kids look forward to going and love it there. Nicole immediately makes you feel at ease.
★★★★★
Lauren L.
As a mom of three (10, 7, and 3), finding a place that feels calm, creative, and actually enjoyable is a rare win. You can connect with friends without yelling over noise or juggling chaos. It’s the kind of place you walk into and think, “This is what we’ve been missing.”
★★★★★
Alyssa H.
My kids are constantly asking when they can come back. We’ve done school closure days, camp, Friday night hangs, and workshops. As an adult, I’ve been able to get work done while my kids enjoy all that’s offered. We love The Clubhouse!
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★★★★★
Kristen S.
Nicole and her team took charge of the flow and logistics, which left us open and present to enjoy the celebration. Several parents left saying “I got to sit and actually have an adult conversation.” My daughter went to bed with a huge smile saying, “That was so much fun!”
★★★★★
Amanda G.
My daughter (2.5 yrs) almost instantly connected with Nicole, and she isn’t always so trusting of people she doesn’t know. I could see how safe she felt. What a cozy, comfortable, and welcoming environment.
★★★★★
Bridget C.
My boys look forward to going every week and I love seeing them thrive there! As a stay-at-home mom, it’s so nice to bring my kids somewhere that I can relax while they safely play. 10/10 would recommend!
★★★★★
Debra D.
My son has enjoyed the soccer program so much we signed him up for 2 sessions. I believe it boosted his confidence, and he’s looking forward to rec soccer this spring. Without this program, I don’t think he would’ve wanted to sign up this year.

Visit The Clubhouse

Right where Chester County meets Montgomery County.

Address
1288 Valley Forge Rd, Unit 87
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Valley Forge Commons, near King of Prussia
Phone
610-390-2873 (call or text)
Email
nweirich@theclubhousewc.com
Hours
Closure days 9:00–2:30
Parties and events Sat & Sun
Rentals any day, by request
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King of PrussiaValley ForgeCollegevilleRoyersfordOaksMalvern

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What is The Clubhouse Phoenixville?

A year-round enrichment space in Phoenixville, PA where kids practice the social skills they’re expected to have, through play. Founded by Nicole Weirich, a bilingual educator with over 13 years of experience and an M.S. in School Psychology, every program blends art, movement, games, and connection in small groups.

School closure day care, private birthday parties, Craft & Play Sundays, team bonding nights for sports teams and clubs, seasonal family events, and space rentals for local instructors and small businesses. All screen-free, all intentional, and all designed so kids walk out proud of themselves and parents walk out knowing it mattered. Serving Chester County, Montgomery County and the Main Line.

Find your family’s place at The Clubhouse.

Closure days, birthday parties, Sunday crafts, team nights, and a room you can rent. Start with one thing and see how it feels.

No membership, no long-term commitment. Not sure where to start? Call or text 610-390-2873. A real person, usually Nicole, will help you find the right fit.

School closure day$110 · 9:00–2:30
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