Two women with glasses and black T-shirts with speech bubble designs, standing outdoors among green bushes and colorful flowering plants.

We began with a very simple mission:
bring back the magic of girlhood.

The Girlhood Co. was founded by Brittany and Crystalblue to create spaces where women could rekindle the magic of girlhood lost in adulthood, and be unapolegetically themselves.

Their desire to support women-owned indie bookstores, local authors, and small businesses led them to creating their first book crawl.

Now, they are on a mission to bring diverse and inclusive events to the Valley, use their platform to uplift under-represented groups, and create spaces where like-minded people can find connection.

Two women standing side by side against a grid background. The left woman has long black hair, glasses, a green sweater, and a black dress. The right woman has shoulder-length black hair, sunglasses on her head, a black top with a name tag, and a red velvet skirt. The heading text says 'About Us'. Various notes surround them, indicating they are a photographer, artist, and hockey content creator, with details about their personalities and hobbies.
Two women standing side by side against a grid background. The left woman has long black hair, glasses, a green sweater, and a black dress. The right woman has shoulder-length black hair, sunglasses on her head, a black top with a name tag, and a red velvet skirt. The heading text says 'About Us'. Various notes surround them, indicating they are a photographer, artist, and hockey content creator, with details about their personalities and hobbies.
A graphic featuring two women smiling, with handwritten notes about The Girlhood Co. on a grid background. The notes mention creating bookish events, hosting for fellow girls, supporting indie bookstores, fostering connection, and creating safe spaces.
A graphic featuring two women smiling, with handwritten notes about The Girlhood Co. on a grid background. The notes mention creating bookish events, hosting for fellow girls, supporting indie bookstores, fostering connection, and creating safe spaces.