Families with young children can now find a dedicated sensory-play space in Larchmont, where kids can splash in water, paint, and explore a sandbox. The Tiny Mess Club, which started in Pleasantville, opened its second location in Larchmont in August, bringing its eight-station format to another Westchester community.
The original Tiny Mess Club opened in Pleasantville in 2024, according to Westchester Magazine. The Larchmont location is at 2096 Boston Post Road, according to Macaroni Kid Southern Westchester. Co-founders Valerie Geschwind and Jessica Weiss Piccinich run both locations.
What a Visit Actually Looks Like
The playroom has eight sensory stations, with themes and materials changing weekly, according to the Macaroni Kid report. Children remove their shoes before entering. Most classes are for children ages 12 months to five years; baby-specific sessions are also offered.
Caregiver-and-child classes are a central part of the schedule. The founders identified water and paint as especially popular activities, and said children also gravitate toward the sensory sandbox.
Parties, Pricing, and a Growing Staff
The founders said parties at the Pleasantville location have been booking months ahead, while the newer Larchmont venue is gaining traction. Larchmont holds its own birthday parties on Saturdays, giving families another option within the two-location network.
Drop-in classes run $40, while monthly memberships cost $134 for four classes or $249 for eight. Members aren't locked into one building either — they can attend classes at both the Pleasantville and Larchmont locations, and any unused classes roll over to the following month. Membership also comes with birthday-party discounts, waitlist priority, and seasonal gifts. For families who prefer not to commit monthly, the club sells five- or 10-class packs twice a year, timed to summer and the holidays.
Staffing Up for What's Next
Running two locations now takes a bigger crew. The Tiny Mess Club currently employs 14 part-time workers across both sites, and Weiss Piccinich said the plan is to keep growing its team at both locations as demand continues to build. The Larchmont expansion follows through on a goal the founders laid out earlier, telling Westfair Online, Looking at 2026, we hope to open a second location. That same report described their broader ambitions — expanding class offerings, adding after-school programs for older kids, launching toddler summer camps, and deepening community partnerships — as part of growth that feels intentional rather than rushed.
A Village Recreation Resource
For families considering options beyond private sensory-play classes, the Village of Larchmont Recreation Department manages Flint Park Summer Day Camp and village recreation facilities and events, according to the Village of Larchmont Recreation Department. The department’s information does not specify toddler or preschool programs or their schedules.
