If you have hit the stretch of adulthood where making a new friend feels harder than it used to, you are not alone, and the culture is starting to respond. Craft hobbies like knitting, crochet and embroidery are moving out of the living room and into craft care pop-ups, workshops and café-style gatherings, and the shift is quietly reshaping what a night out can look like for Gen Z and younger millennials. What began as grandmacore, a nostalgic online aesthetic, is becoming an in-person social experience. At the same time, analog hobbies are also gaining a place in the growing conversation around “third places.”

What’s Happening

Analog hobbies…

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