Who we are

Pop-up social experiences for dogs, people, and neighborhoods.

Our story

Clematis Paws began with a familiar West Palm Beach scene: neighbors pausing on a walk while their dogs made the introduction. Those small sidewalk moments made us wonder what could happen if everyday spaces made room for more of them.

The curb felt like a natural starting point. It is close to local shops, easy to notice, and full of possibility when it is treated as a place to gather instead of just a place to pass through. We are building a flexible way to bring dogs, people, and local businesses into the same welcoming frame.

Each pop-up is designed to feel light on its feet and rooted in the neighborhood around it. The goal is simple: make it easier to say hello, stay awhile, and leave a block a little more connected than before.

Riri, Oliver, and Zoey walking on leash together down a palm-lined downtown West Palm Beach sidewalk
A pop-up dog lounge beside a waterfront farmers market: Riri walks past the produce stalls, Oliver gets a scratch on a bench, and Zoey sniffs the planters
Concept image — final activation design may vary.

Our mission

Made for the block.

Our mission is to create playful, pet-friendly public spaces that strengthen neighborhoods and support local business.

Community Activation

We transform underused public spaces into welcoming places to gather, play, and connect.

Local Business Support

We help businesses attract new customers, increase foot traffic, and build brand loyalty.

Pet-Friendly Experiences

We create playful experiences that bring dogs, people, and neighborhoods together.

Local firstCommunity focusedMade for the coastPup approved
The pack at a Halloween photo corner on a sunny downtown sidewalk — Oliver steps out of a teepee with a ghost toy, Zoey eyes the decorations, and Riri sniffs a knit pumpkin

New event · Friday, October 23

HOWL-o-Ween is coming to Clematis Street.

We got rained out in September, so we're coming back Halloween style. Costumes, treats, photo ops, Doggy Glam and a mini pop-up dog park are taking over the 300 block for one playful Friday afternoon.

4:00–7:00 PM · Free and dog-friendly · 309 Clematis Street