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The idea for The Howlery bloomed out of surviving Hurricane Helene, a 3-day grid blackout, and six weeks with no water. This horrific experience showed the need for each neighborhood to have an off-grid Disaster Den where the community can shower, cook, use the bathroom, and know they can send and receive urgent communications whether the grid goes down or a natural disaster strikes.
When not used as a crisis mitigation hub, the rest of the year, this community trust property serves the area as a true third room. Weekly fires, movie nights, and Sunday Fundays where the neighbors can buy, sell, and trade goods make The Howlery a community asset year-round and for the next 100 years.
The Private Membership Association is the how. People are the why. And pooches are what keep the vibes high and the love big.
The idea for The Howlery bloomed out of surviving Hurricane Helene, a 3-day grid blackout, and six weeks with no water. This horrific experience showed the need for each neighborhood to have an off-grid Disaster Den where the community can shower, cook, use the bathroom, and know they can send and receive urgent communications whether the grid goes down or a natural disaster strikes.
When not used as a crisis mitigation hub, the rest of the year, this community trust property serves the area as a true third room. Weekly fires, movie nights, and Sunday Fundays where the neighbors can buy, sell, and trade goods make The Howlery a community asset year-round and for the next 100 years.
The Private Membership Association is the how. People are the why. And pooches are what keep the vibes high and the love big.