TCQ&A: AMANDA CULPEPPER
“For our wedding anniversary, my husband rented out a SoulCycle studio just for the two of us,” says the founder of Nanpower, which monetizes nannies’ spare time. “And he even persuaded Laurie Cole to lead us.” (Note: This TCQ&A was the subject of much discussion in the comments, but please all the way through before you weigh in.)

MOMS IN TRAINING—GET FIT, MEET MOMS, FIGHT CANCER
Calling all moms in the area! Join us for Moms in Training at Pier 25 starting early April. Moms in Training is a flexible 10-week workout program for moms with kids of all ages—including stroller workouts for new moms and adaptive workouts for expecting moms! Season culminates with an optional 10K run in Central Park, June 14. Watch the 1-minute video to learn what has inspired 300 NYC moms to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. “Fun, social, and so rewarding,” says Tribecan Gina Barac-Bauer. “I ran in honor of my dad, who was undergoing chemotherapy, and it meant so much to be able to give back to his treatment efforts.” More info at momsintraining.wix.com/moms, or contact Ashley Best at (212) 376-5145, ashley.best@lls.org. Sponsored.

A NEW RESTAURANT ON WARREN
Also on April’s Community Board 1 agendas: Bareburger to open in FiDi; a restaurant possibly called Hedgie; gay pride dances; St. Nicholas church; Fulton Center retail plans; more.

IN THE NEWS
••• 3/31: Fire on Warren. Plus: Agita over the 9/11 Museum’s opening events; Taylor Swift steps out with her cat; listings for 15 Leonard.
••• 4/2: Awkward quote at the 9/11 Museum. Plus: World Trade Center developer’s unslakable thirst for public money; Saddam Hussein’s Judaica collection on display; Gateway Plaza lawsuit; media company atilt.

DOWNTOWN MARKET BEAT
First quarter numbers are out and are strong! Loft prices were 23% higher than a year ago. Three-bedroom and larger apartment prices averaged $5,338,188, showing a 64% increase. The average condo and co-op prices per square foot were up 23% and 17%, respectively. Inventory has dropped another 20% and buyers, eagerly awaiting new offerings, are ready to act quickly. A licensed associate broker at Brown Harris Stevens and a TriBeCa resident for over a decade, Sophie Ravet is one of the leading and most trusted real estate brokers in the neighborhood. If you have any questions about current real estate conditions or would like a complementary value assessment of your property, please contact Sophie at 212-452-4470 or sravet@bhsusa.com.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/31: Street-art tapestries. Plus: Juice Press opening pushed back; Burger King update; Downtown Little School auction; local kid welcomes Taylor Swift with a song; Build Schools Now meeting.
••• 4/1: Lunch at the Greek. Plus: Drinking on Pier 25?; Hudson Food Hall update; the state of the Smile’s newsstand; holiday grab bag at American Flatbread; “Boardwalk Empire” shoot; City Hall Wine & Spirits’s move; trunk sale benefit; “Where in Tribeca…?” answer.
••• 4/2: Things are looking grim at J&R. Plus: Soho furniture store temporarily on Walker; “Three Amigos!” screening; Harrison townhouse on the market; multi-sensory happiness installation; art exhibit.

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: THE LIVE WELL COMPANY
The new, larger Live Well Company is a gym and a personal fitness studio, and all that open space allows for a focus on athletic performance. “Our members want to get most out of their workout in the limited time they have,” says cofounder Anne Marie Bennick.