About Us
The people behind the curtain
The Little People Social Club is being revived by four co-founders.
Jonathan Bricklin
Jonathan Bricklin has spent a lifetime collecting stories — some true, some improbable, and a few that refuse to reveal which they are. An entrepreneur, filmmaker, novelist, husband, and father, he co-founded the chain of ping-pong social clubs, SPIN, opened a Western-themed pickleball saloon in Texas, and produced more than a dozen feature films. His most unusual undertaking, however, is the revival of the Little People Social Club (LPSC), an enigmatic society whose origins are whispered to predate history itself. The rest, as members know, is best experienced rather than explained.
Fats Timbo
Fats Timbo is an internationally celebrated creator, author, and advocate, who serves as Co-Founder and Club Ambassador. With millions of followers across social media, Timbo has become one of the world’s most recognizable voices championing self-confidence, representation, and positivity for little people. Her involvement helps introduce the Little People Social Club to a global audience while inspiring a new generation to celebrate individuality and community.
Franck Raharinosy
Franck Raharinosy is a visionary multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and creator who seamlessly bridges high-energy hospitality with deep mindfulness. As the co-founder of SPIN, the iconic international ping-pong social club network, he permanently reshaped urban culture and NYC nightlife. Rooted in Malagasy and French heritage, Raharinosy has built a diverse legacy as an actor, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and fashion designer. Today, he channels his gift for human connection into his work as an intuitive sound practitioner, guiding immersive meditation experiences for elite wellness spaces.
Michael Weaver
Michael Weaver is a rare hybrid of philosopher, architect, and engineer, equally at home navigating invisible worlds of risk as he is building the digital foundations of tomorrow. A blockchain developer and enterprise risk strategist, he has transformed complexity into clarity, designing systems where trust, security, and imagination converge.
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New York City
Opening 2027
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Seven days a week
Noon till late