Creativity Bar offers workers playful reset to spark new ideas

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Aging Untold) — Just outside Nashville, some working adults say the daily grind can drain energy and ideas. They are finding a refreshing reset at the Creativity Bar, where community and a little play help people feel better, think clearly and leave inspired. Founder Stephanie Pruitt-Gaines hopes to help shape the future of those drawn to her door. “I’ve always loved coloring books, and it feels like walking through a coloring book,” Pruitt-Gaines said. “And also in my dreams, I often dream in black and white.” Part playroom, part art studio, part office The Creativity Bar is part playroom, part art studio and part office for members to drop in and work toward their next great idea. “Our members can come drop in anytime and make stuff,” Pruitt-Gaines said. “To come up with the next great idea, you’ve got to have some playfulness and creativity.” Every inch of the space is outlined in black and designed to unleash imagination and help ideas flow. “All of these little l