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Seen & Heard: Dee Dee strikes again
Plus Dancebody is now open for privates; the Wintergarden has a monster hanging from the ceiling; Washington Market Park gets hit with graffiti.
Clean Market opens in Brookfield
Offering cryotherapy, IV drips and infrared saunas, the new wellness hub at Brookfield has services specifically designed for the times.
Tribeca Health & Fitness will close permanently
The popular gym on Chambers -- 10,000 square feet on three levels -- will not reopen. It's a blow. / 4 comments
Exceed Physical Culture has closed our location
The gym opened in 2013 on three levels at 97 Reade, and is still offering private sessions and online classes from its uptown location.
Xtend Tribeca has closed permanently
The barre- and Pilates-based workout franchise opened on Warren three years ago and had a devoted following.
New Kid on the Block: ManiCare
A new nail salon on Murray and West Broadway specializes in a "vegan," cruelty-free polish. / 2 comments
The Wat has closed its gym on Reade
The Thai boxing gym, run by a British expat and welterweight champion, has closed its physical space permanently but continues to run its classes online.
In the News: Local pools can reopen
Plus a critic's eye on Soho graffiti; cops draw guns on protestors near Foley Square; Ground Zero workers hit harder by Covid-19.
Owners of Tenoverten acknowledge ‘toxic’ workplace
After a former employee calls them out for hiding behind the Black Lives Matter slogan, the owners pledge to change the environment at their salons and enforce a social contract with customers. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Preparations at Square Diner
Plus reflections on the bean; Aire Ancient Baths are back open; hotels are coming back online; a stuffed cat who misses his owner. / 2 comments
Recent openings around the neighborhood
The studios are coming back: Real Pilates, Book Nook, Fred Astaire. And a new project from the Grand Banks folks gets its liquor license. / 19 comments
Outer Reach has closed permanently
The stretching studio on Greenwich had just opened this past fall, and is now another victim of the pandemic and hoping to pivot to digital. / 1 comment
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