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Read about Sweaty Betty in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
Sweaty Betty closes all US stores
The London-based chain opened here in 2017 and had a dozen stores across the country that they have now closed due to the pandemic. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Gitano Is About to Start Previews
Plus: Sweaty Betty closed its Soho store; Arcade Bakery is closed Mondays for the summer; a first visit to Vietspot; a suggestion for 91 Leonard.
Best of New Tribeca 2017: The Winners!
The polls are closed, the results have been tabulated, and the rejoicing can begin. / 6 comments
2017 Shop-Local Gift Guide (Part 1)
Tribeca is still one of Manhattan's best shopping neighborhoods, so get out there and buy someone's affection! Here are a few items that caught my eye at Best Made Co., Pearl River Mart, Stillfried Wien, Canal Street Market, Sweaty Betty, and Best Friends Pet Adoption Center. / 4 comments
New Kid on the Block: Sweaty Betty
What sets the brand of fitness apparel apart is that it's designed by women—including founder Tamara Hill-Norton—for women. "We will never do men's," said the rep who showed me around.
Seen & Heard: Sweaty Betty Is Open
Plus: Andy Goldsworthy and Samantha Power talks at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; "Like Father" shoot today; retrieving records from Soho Pediatric Group; Uthman Wahaab art exhibit.
Seen & Heard: WeWork Confirmed for Beach Street
Plus: Sweaty Betty opening date; Flour Shop bakery on Lafayette; clothing boutique on Broadway; "TMF" shoot.
Seen & Heard: Big New Dance Studio
Plus: Ecco is still closed; cryotherapy at the Sweaty Betty store; the plaza at 56 Leonard; "Ray Donovan" shooting here today; broken windows.
A Possible Pub on Murray Street
Also on Community Board 1's July agendas: The Five Boro Bike Tour; FiDi mermaid at risk; the community advisory committee overseeing Spring Studios; new storefront for Tre Sorelle; much more. / 11 comments
Seen & Heard: New Dollar Pizza Joint
Plus: Serafina to open next month; "coming soon" signage for Sweaty Betty; former Modell's space to become offices; watching Japanese fencing classes; another City Winery outpost.
Sweaty Betty Is Opening a Tribeca Store
It'll be conveniently located next to Tracy Anderson's studio.
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"Progressive" lol. Guess you're not Jewish. Or a capitalist. Lot's of "non-capitalists" live in Tribeca lmao. — Mr T / Seen & Heard: PopUp Bagels facade revealed!
Wow, love this article. This is exactly what we need - younger, fresher and more inclusive voices in NYC. — MME / TCQ&A: Morris Katz
This was a fantastic interview. Thank you! So great to see the young people of the neighborhood, get out into... — Amanda / TCQ&A: Morris Katz
jeeze....when did nyc become such a commy-loving place? — g / TCQ&A: Morris Katz
LOL. Can't help but smile at the MAGA response to a possible progressive Mayor. Haven't seen such Communist baiting since... — Don / Seen & Heard: PopUp Bagels facade revealed!
If they are expensives, college kids will stay away. I do hope they put a railing up == those stairs... — Martine / PopUp bagels now targeting November opening
If the City Council hadn't sued to block ICE from Riker's Island, they wouldn't be on our streets. This is... — Josh / Illegal vending on Canal Street: “It’s a constant churn.”