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Take a dip with Common House this summer

Local social club Common House has announced its Summer Pool Party Series — opening its pool up to the public on select days throughout the season.

May 6, 2024 • 
Haley Bartlett
People in a pool with cabanas and an outdoor bar.

Pool party, anyone?

Photo via @commonhousechatt

Local social club Common House has announced the dates to its Summer Pool Party Series, and we are so ready to dive in.

Once a month, the pool (typically reserved for members only) will open up to the public. You can enjoy this spot poolside on select Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Prepare your floaties for:

  • May 18 | Ciao, Summer!
  • June 1 | Rainbow Pride
  • July 6 | Stars & Stripes
  • Aug. 3 | Boogie Wonderland
  • Sept. 7 | Aloha, Summer!

Expect an Italian-inspired party to kick off the season with frozen Aperol spritzes (we’ll take ours with an umbrella, please).

Ready for a dip? Reserve your towel online. Note: These events are free to members, you can reserve your spot through your membership portal.

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