Tide House was founded by two friends of 13+ years whose friendship has long been rooted in gathering, creativity, storytelling, and care. Through their own journeys of navigating harm, burnout, disconnection, and healing in community, they kept returning to the same truth: women are not meant to carry life alone or in silos.

After years of witnessing the intensifying effects of burnout, social isolation, and systemic harm — especially post-COVID — they created Tide House as a space where women across ages, identities, and lived experiences could reconnect, create, process, laugh, rest, and grow together again.

Rooted in intergenerational and intersectional values, Tide House centers creativity, collective care, restorative community practices, and honest conversation. The work is grounded in the belief that women’s rage, grief, joy, and wisdom all belong in the room — and that when we gather with intention, we create more connected, sustainable, and deeply human ways of living together.