Tiny Town Hall
Big ideas, small meetings and a bell for good news.
A clock-topped civic cottage with a public bell and a short picket fence.
Resident Mayor Moss, the minute-taker
Tiny Town Hall
Tiny Town Hall is a clock-topped civic cottage with a public bell, a short picket fence and a front door that opens onto the square. Anyone can ring the bell, and anyone can come in to talk about the small things that make a place feel like home.
Mayor Moss is the minute-taker and has declared today an official holiday for noticing small good things. Moss keeps the books on the shelf and tucks every letter into the envelope tray, just in case it turns out to be important.
Pull up a chair. Tiny Town Hall is set up for clubs, neighbors and volunteers who want a friendly front door, a meeting place and a clear way to say hello.
Made for people like you
- Community groups and local clubsA friendly front door for neighbors, meetings and the next thing to plan together.
- Event hosts and volunteer teamsA bright home for a local event, with a bell for the big announcement.
- Families and householdsA page for the household, with notes, plans and a cozy welcome.
- Local businesses and servicesA storefront-style hello for a shop, a service or a neighborhood business.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Ring for attention, or for good newsShow me Found
The public bellThe bell is for anyone with good news, a question or a sudden urge to make a small announcement.
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This cottage keeps very good timeShow me Found
The clock on topThe clock sits above the cottage and has been correct for at least one minute today.
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Which pile of books is resting on the grass?Show me Found
The stack of booksThe books hold the town's records, which are mostly recipes and a few very good drawings.
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What stands guard along the front of the square?Show me Found
The picket fenceA short picket fence keeps the lawn tidy and gives visitors something to lean on while they chat.
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Who is perched by the plant on the right?Show me Found
The little birdA small bird watches the square and tells the town every bit of news first.
Three casas you could make
- The neighborhood meetingA front page for a local group, with the next gathering and a warm hello.
- The volunteer boardWho helps out, what needs doing this month and where to say yes.
- The town square pageSmall news, a bell for good announcements and a map of the places you love.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Tiny Town Hall free?
Yes. It is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.
Can I use Tiny Town Hall for a club or community page?
Yes. It was made for community life, so it suits a club, a neighborhood group or a volunteer team.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
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Common Ground
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Neighborhood Bandstand
An open timber bandstand with a pointed roof and a musical little stage.
Little Wedding Chapel
A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.