Ohana Clubhouse Announces Grand Opening of New Indoor Play Oasis

CHICOPEE — Ohana Clubhouse, a vibrant and imaginative new indoor play facility, announced its official grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on Saturday, Oct. 18 at 6 p.m. at its newly renovated location at 43 Sheridan St., Chicopee. This event will mark the unveiling of a unique space designed to foster creativity, learning, and community for children and their families.

The grand opening festivities will commence with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony, symbolizing the official launch of Ohana Clubhouse. Immediately following, families and community members are invited to explore the enchanting world within. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the various themed play areas, each meticulously crafted to provide a rich and immersive experience for children aged 10 and under.

Ohana Clubhouse is more than just a playground; it’s a miniature town built for big imaginations. Children can step into the spotlight at the Palace Theater, race to the rescue from Station 17 Fire House, refuel their adventures at Grayson’s Gas, or engage in pretend play at Memere’s Market. For the littlest visitors, a dedicated and safe infant playhouse offers a gentle space for discovery.

Recognizing the needs of parents, the clubhouse also features a comfortable Parent Patio, a designated area where caregivers can relax and socialize while maintaining a clear view of their children at play. A Quiet Corner provides a peaceful nook for reading and moments of calm.

“We are overjoyed to finally open our doors and share Ohana Clubhouse with the community,” said Ashley Kohl, owner of Ohana Clubhouse. “Our vision was to create a magical space where children can explore their passions and parents can feel at ease and connected. We believe in the power of play to shape young minds, and every corner of our facility is designed to inspire curiosity, social interaction, and joyful learning. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating this new chapter for our community’s families.”