“Grandmacore” is officially having a moment and young generations are fully embracing it! From knitting and baking to gardening, puzzling, birdwatching and crochet, hobbies once labeled as “grandma hobbies” are trending again across social media. But beyond the cozy aesthetics and vintage charm, many people are rediscovering something important: slowing down can actually be good for your mental health.
In a fast-paced and constantly connected world, these hobbies offer a break from screens, stress and overstimulation. Activities like crafting, readings, gardening and puzzles can help reduce anxiety. They can help create a sense of accomplishment and routine through mindfulness.
At McGregor, we see every day how hobbies and shared activities bring people together across generations. Whether it’s tending to a garden, joining a chess club, completing a puzzle or gathering for conversation and creativity, these moments help foster connection, purpose and joy at every age.
Maybe the younger generations are discovering what older generations knew all along; sometimes the simplest hobbies are the most meaningful.
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Lauren Ravas, McGregor Marketing and Communications Intern
