After Hours exists because too many adults lose access to sport once organized play ends—but the need for movement, community, and play doesn’t disappear.

It brings lacrosse back in a way that fits real life: low-pressure, beginner-friendly, and social. Whether someone hasn’t played since childhood or is picking up a stick for the first time, After Hours creates a space where people can learn, move, and reconnect without intimidation.

It’s also intentionally low-cost, removing financial barriers that often keep people out of fitness and recreational spaces. The goal is simple: make it easy for anyone to show up and play.

At its core, it’s not just about lacrosse—it’s about rebuilding a “third space” in the city where adults can move their bodies, meet new people, and feel part of something again.