Welcome to the commonplace.

A space to slow down, connect, and grow—together.

The Commonplace is a Charlotte Mason-inspired resource center and gathering space for families who long for meaningful connection, creative exploration, and intentional living.

Rooted in timeless values and modern flexibility, we offer opportunities for children and parents to experience learning as a lifestyle—through nature, story, play, and community.

Here, you'll find thoughtfully designed play and learning environments, hands-on workshops, parent support, seasonal events, and more. Online resources will be available soon!

Whether you're seeking a quiet moment over a cup of coffee, a break in between running errands or ball practices, or simply a place to belong, The Commonplace welcomes you!

A creative space and resource center for children and families built on the foundation of cultivating beauty in the ordinary.

If you would like to learn more about our vision and make a donation or sponsor a family, please read about our phases mentioned below, and donate below or fill out the form below to contact us.

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  • Phase 1

    Mission in Motion

    Brick and mortar space in Baxley, GA

    A cozy, functional preview of what’s to come.

    “The Front Room”

    Creative play drop in

    Mom’s Morning Out

    Parent lounge corner + coffee

    Founding Members Special Rates

    Intro to educational resources

    Office hub for all things Stories, Crafted.

  • Phase 2

    The Expansion

    Larger play space for indoor movement

    New classes

    Camps + Seasonal sessions

    Art + music + nature expansion

    Add office and shooting space for “Haley Arnold Photography” Family Sessions

  • Phase 3

    The Full Experience

    Bringing it all together.

    Community meeting space

    Parent - teacher involvement for students

    Indoor and outdoor creative play

    Indoor and outdoor classes and clubs

    Herbarium space

  • Phase 4

    Beyond these Walls

    Digital Subscription Model

    Will Include:

    Printable activity packs (Charlotte Mason-inspired nature, art, and habit work)

    Simple parent guides (nurturing habits, cultivating wonder, etc.)

    Monthly “nature notes” or seasonal suggestions