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New Kid on the Block: Lymbr
Lymbr is a new chain of stretching studios where therapists isolate specific muscles with short, active stretches no longer than two seconds each, rather than static or sustained stretches that can lead to injury.
Seen & Heard: What’s Happening at the Tribeca Cinemas Building?
Plus: Sixth Avenue pocket park is open; the sliced-off corner of 11 Beach; Worth Street reconstruction; gym's new Muybridge mural; Maybelline shoot. / 1 comment
Tribeca Is Getting Yet Another Yoga Studio
CorePower Yoga has more than 170 studios across the country, including two in New York City. / 1 comment
Another Entrant in the Self-Care Boom
LaserAway's 38th shop nationwide will be on Duane Street, offering laser hair removal, tattoo removal, and skin care.
Seen & Heard: Racines Is Getting a New Chef
Plus: Ecco's future could be hazy; Club Pilates appears to be opening soon; the William Barthman watch store on Broadway has closed; 1st Precinct Community Council. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Holland Tunnel Traffic Study
Plus: Shocking allegations about Haus nightclub; the World Trade Center mall is getting a nail salon; denim art installation at the Children's Museum of the Arts; double-door mystery. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Instacart Complaint
Plus: Photos of the frozen Hudson River; Salon M getting remodeled; another new connector at the World Trade Center Transportation Hub; Tribeca artist Olga Spiegel featured at 60 Hudson.
Seen & Heard: Opening Date for the Lymbr Stretching Studio
Plus: European-style credit-card processing at Nobu; peeking inside the chocolate store coming to the World Trade Center mall; the Tribeca Meet & Greet is Tuesday; Pen Parentis poetry night. / 3 comments
Another Fitness Studio Is Opening Here
According to the Nova Fitness website, it "combines Electric Muscle Stimulation technology with top tier personal trainers." / 1 comment
34 Reasons to Be Excited About the Future
There has been a lot of depressing news in the past year, and we likely haven’t heard the last of it, so let’s focus on the positive (for one post, anyway). Here are 34 things to look forward to in Lower Manhattan.
Seen & Heard: A Peek Inside Greca
Plus: Y7 Studio's opening forecast; update on Blue Bottle opening in the Walker Hotel Tribeca; people who bring coffee into restaurants; is Saks Off 5th still opening downtown? / 4 comments
Best of New Tribeca 2017: The Winners!
The polls are closed, the results have been tabulated, and the rejoicing can begin. / 6 comments
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