Two Maidens Cafe & Tea Room

07/25/2026

👀 Okay, we know you've noticed the new machine in the shop...

We're officially offering custom embroidery! We have some fun new rework pieces, we grab a new or lightly used item from a thrift store (for the environment babes) and add some ✨razzle-dazzle✨and those pieces are available now and we will be adding more whenever we have a fun idea!!

Here's the fun part — we're now doing walk-in embroidery "tattoos" (embroidery edition, no stabbing required 😉)! Stop by any Friday or Saturday(weekdays coming soon! and for just $5–$20 depending on size, we'll stitch a cute little kitty, a small flower, or another simple design right onto your sweater, sleeve, or jeans while you wait (or enjoy a bowl of ramen or ice cream while the machine works its magic!)

No appointment needed — just walk in and let's get creative! 🧵🌸🐱

07/04/2026

We will be closed today for some deep reflection.
Today we're holding a few things at once.
We love this country — the people in it, the communities we get to be part of, the freedoms worth protecting. We're grateful for that, and we mean it.
We're also holding the harder truths: that the founders who wrote about liberty owned other human beings, that "patriotism" can curdle into something darker if we're not careful, and that loving a country doesn't mean looking away from what it's done — or what it's doing now.
For a lot of us, this year especially, pride in our country feels complicated. If that's you — if the fireworks and flags feel more uneasy than celebratory right now — we get it, and there's space for that here too.
So today, we're celebrating the people, the community, and the hope that this country can still become more of what it claims to be. That feels worth celebrating.
Wishing you a thoughtful Fourth.

07/02/2026

How shameful. We will be praying to all of our goddesses that the homophobes and predators get what they deserve.
https://youtu.be/YKpGFWJPdnE?is=d7zrt1i9qJqWWZQ7

We always have to ask ourselves why others feel so inclined to be bothered by the q***r lifestyle? Loving who we love has no consequence to other people.

Yet, Crossroads Church felt the need to have a concert on the floating stage the night before Pride In The Haven and a man on the mic asked for everyone to “pray that people come out of the lgbt lifestyle.”

This was witnessed by a local community member.

Make no mistake, this event by a Jersey Shore church was requested to be happening the night before Pride, in downtown Lock Haven for a reason. Can we prove it? Nope. But we all know.

These are some of the same folks making abhorrent comments on our page, who are being blocked by the dozens. Accusing the LGBTQ community of grooming and harming children.

Meanwhile, “Brian Witner, 39, of Jersey Shore has been charged with multiple felonies, including r@pe of a child. He is a seasonal teacher at Crossroads Child Learning Center in Jersey Shore, according to their website, and lead the Crossroads Kidz Club in his Crossroads biography.”

This is not an anti-religious post. This is a post pointing out hypocrisy. Take care of your own house, Crossroads, you don’t need to judge ours.

06/27/2026

🏳️‍🌈 💿✨ PRIDE IN THE HAVEN: Y2GAY EDITION ✨💿🏳️‍🌈

It's time to celebrate, sparkle, and show our Pride! 🌈💖

We are open now at 10am and ready to rage!!🤘

Here's the fun part: order $10 or more and get a FREE custom tote bag, featuring exclusive artwork hand-drawn by our amazing Aly 🎨 — totally one-of-a-kind, made just for this celebration.

✨ Limited to the first 50 customers ✨ — once they're gone, they're gone, so don't wait!

Also don't forget to join us tonight at The Riverside Saloon at 8pm for Y2GAY Karaoke!

Come celebrate with us, grab some good food, and walk away with a one-of-a-kind tote made just for this moment. Happy Pride, Lock Haven! 💛💖💙

06/26/2026

🌈 THE EVE OF PRIDE IS HERE! 🌈
We are so excited — Pride is just around the corner, and we cannot wait to celebrate with all of you! 💕
We've got a few fun surprises in store for this weekend... and trust us, you won't want to miss them. 👀✨ Stay tuned!
📣 Quick note: we'll be opening a little earlier this Saturday at 10 AM, so come on by and join the celebration early!
See you soon! 🏳️‍🌈

06/25/2026

Yay!!! The dunkaroo cream cheese is insanely good ya'll!!!

Good morning friends! It's been a busy June so far, and event prep is arduous to say the least, but we are only a few days out from Pride in the Haven on Saturday!

I will be set up on Vesper St. in downtown Lock Haven and I have a few exclusive items on my Pride menu this year! Take a look!

My daughter will be selling various pride-themed beaded creations as well!

06/25/2026

New limited-edition chip flavors have entered the pitch!
Inspired by the FIFA World Cup, we're adding some of the world's biggest flavors to our lineup:

🐟 Fish & Chips – classic English pub flavor, crispy and golden

🧄 Cheesy Garlic Bread – buttery, garlicky, ridiculously snackable

🥩 Asado – smoky Argentinian steak flavor straight off the grill

And more varieties in store!

New flavors, same favorites — grab your go-to bag or try something new before they are gone! 🏆

06/20/2026

How sweet!! 🫶

Today’s Pride Sponsor Spotlight focuses on a husband and wife business-owning duo: White Knight Game Room and Two Maiden’s Tea Room! Many of our supporters frequent these two places as a safe space in town. Two Maidens, fondly referred to as ‘The Aly’s’, giant Pride flag is like a beacon for us!

Seriously, thank you to Alex, Ali and Aly for so much support over the years!

06/20/2026

Fiber arts club is today at 2pm!! Swing in to learn some great crafts from our wonderful teacher!

06/19/2026

On June 19, 1865 — two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation — enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free. That delay wasn't an accident. It was the first lesson in a pattern we're still living through: freedom withheld, truth arriving late, history told on someone else's timeline.
This Juneteenth, we're not just celebrating. We're paying attention.
Across the country, monuments are coming down — not the ones that glorified slavery, but the ones that honored the people who survived it, organized against it, and built something out of its wreckage. Curriculums are being narrowed. Archives are being quietly edited. The story is being managed, not told.
Erasure doesn't always look like burning books. Sometimes it looks like a plaque removed "for renovation." A unit cut "for time." A museum exhibit that quietly closes and never reopens. The mechanism changes; the goal doesn't.
That's exactly why this day matters more, not less, right now.
Juneteenth has always been about a community refusing to let its own history be decided by someone else. That refusal is the tradition we're standing in today. Remembering out loud, together, in public, is not a small act — it's the opposite of what erasure depends on.
So today we hold the names. We tell the stories the way they actually happened. We stand with each other, and with everyone working to protect the truth of this history, wherever that work is happening.
Freedom delayed is still freedom denied somewhere. Today, we don't let the story be delayed too.
Happy Juneteenth. Solidarity, always. ✊🏿