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Best Yoga classes in west Los Angeles
HOMTOWN Yoga offers Yoga classes in West Los Angeles. where you'll find the best yoga, meditation, and sound healing classes with highly experienced teachers who also provide a personal touch. And, the best part is… you get to have fun while creating less stress and a healthier body, all without taking yourself too seriously. Together, we'll laugh a little, workout, and relax. Just an hour a day and you'll be ready to tackle your amazing life.
Get started today with 2-weeks of Unlimited Yoga, you will receive unlimited access to ALL classes, including…
Vinyasa Flow Yoga - all levels
Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Intermediate
Yoga Basics
Yin Yoga
Sound Baths
Rooftop yoga and Mimosa
Know more : https://homtownyoga.com/intro-offer/
Phone Number: 4243315141
location: 5921 Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90045
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No page break used… that’s the point. This isn’t even every school. It doesn’t take into account grocery stores, movie theaters, workplaces, public parks, malls, hair salons, bowling alleys, concerts, dance halls, nightclubs, yoga studios, places of worship, fucking “Independence” Day parades…. The list is endless. We are a sad, inept, violent nation incapable and unwilling to protect even our most vulnerable citizens.
Takes a long time to scroll thru the list and unless laws are changed, the list will get longer.
Covenant School
Thurston High School
Columbine High School
Heritage High School
Deming Middle School
Fort Gibson Middle School
Buell Elementary School
Lake Worth Middle School
University of Arkansas
Junipero Serra High School
Santana High School
Bishop Neumann High School
Pacific Lutheran University
Granite Hills High School
Lew Wallace High School
Martin Luther King, Jr High School
Appalachian School of Law
Washington High School
Conception Abbey
Benjamin Tasker Middle School
University of Arizona
Lincoln High School
John McDonogh High School
Red Lion Area Junior High School
Case Western Reserve University
Rocori High School
Ballou High School
Randallstown High School
Bowen High School
Red Lake Senior High School
Harlan Community Academy High School
Campbell County High School
Milwee Middle School
Roseburg High School
Pine Middle School
Essex Elementary School
Duquesne University
Platte Canyon High School
Weston High School
West Nickel Mines School
Joplin Memorial Middle School
Henry Foss High School
Compton Centennial High School
Virginia Tech
Success Tech Academy
Miami Carol City Senior High School
Hamilton High School
Louisiana Technical College
Mitchell High School
EO Green Junior High School
Northern Illinois University
Lakota Middle School
Knoxville Central High School
Willoughby South High School
Henry Ford High School
University of Central Arkansas
Dillard High School
Dunbar High School
Hampton University
Harvard College
Larose-Cut Off Middle School
International Studies Academy
Skyline College
Discovery Middle School
University of Alabama
DeKalb School
Deer Creek Middle School
Ohio State University
Mumford High School
University of Texas
Kelly Elementary School
Marinette High School
Aurora Central High School
Millard South High School
Martinsville West Middle School
Worthing High School
Millard South High School
Highlands Intermediate School
Cape Fear High School
Chardon High School
Episcopal School of Jacksonville
Oikos University
Hamilton High School
Perry Hall School
Normal Community High School
University of South Alabama
Banner Academy South
University of Southern California
Sandy Hook Elementary School
Apostolic Revival Center Christian School
Taft Union High School
Osborn High School
Stevens Institute of Business and Arts
Hazard Community and Technical College
Chicago State University
Lone Star College-North
Cesar Chavez High School
Price Middle School
University of Central Florida
New River Community College
Grambling State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School
Ronald E McNair Discovery Academy
North Panola High School
Carver High School
Agape Christian Academy
Sparks Middle School
North Carolina A&T State University
Stephenson High School
Brashear High School
West Orange High School
Arapahoe High School
Edison High School
Liberty Technology Magnet High School
Hillhouse High School
Berrendo Middle School
Purdue University
South Carolina State University
Los Angeles Valley College
Charles F Brush High School
University of Southern California
Georgia Regents University
Academy of Knowledge Preschool
Benjamin Banneker High School
D H Conley High School
East English Village Preparatory Academy
Paine College
Georgia Gwinnett College
John F Kennedy High School
Seattle Pacific University
Reynolds High School
Indiana State University
Albemarle High School
Fern Creek Traditional High School
Langston Hughes High School
Marysville Pilchuck High School
Florida State University
Miami Carol City High School
Rogers State University
Rosemary Anderson High School
Wisconsin Lutheran High School
Frederick High School
Tenaya Middle School
Bethune-Cookman University
Pershing Elementary School
Wayne Community College
JB Martin Middle School
Southwestern Classical Academy
Savannah State University
Harrisburg High School
Umpqua Community College
Northern Arizona University
Texas Southern University
Tennessee State University
Winston-Salem State University
Mojave High School
Lawrence Central High School
Franklin High School
Muskegon Heights High School
Independence High School
Madison High School
Antigo High School
University of California-Los Angeles
Jeremiah Burke High School
Alpine High School
Townville Elementary School
Vigor High School
Linden McKinley STEM Academy
June Jordan High School for Equity
Union Middle School
Mueller Park Junior High School
West Liberty-Salem High School
University of Washington
King City High School
North Park Elementary School
North Lake College
Freeman High School
Mattoon High School
Rancho Tehama Elementary School
Aztec High School
Wake Forest University
Italy High School
NET Charter High School
Marshall County High School
Sal Castro Middle School
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Great Mills High School
Central Michigan University
Huffman High School
Frederick Douglass High School
Forest High School
Highland High School
Dixon High School
Santa Fe High School
Noblesville West Middle School
University of North Carolina Charlotte
STEM School Highlands Ranch
Edgewood High School
Palm Beach Central High School
Providence Career & Technical Academy
Fairley High School (school bus)
Canyon Springs High School
Dennis Intermediate School
Florida International University
Central Elementary School
Cascade Middle School
Davidson High School
Prairie View A & M University
Altascocita High School
Central Academy of Excellence
Cleveland High School
Robert E Lee High School
Cheyenne South High School
Grambling State University
Blountsville Elementary School
Holmes County, Mississippi (school bus)
Prescott High School
College of the Mainland
Wynbrooke Elementary School
UNC Charlotte
Riverview Florida (school bus)
Second Chance High School
Carman-Ainsworth High School
Williwaw Elementary School
Monroe Clark Middle School
Central Catholic High School
Jeanette High School
Eastern Hills High School
DeAnza High School
Ridgway High School
Reginald F Lewis High School
Saugus High School
Pleasantville High School
Waukesha South High School
Oshkosh High School
Catholic Academy of New Haven
Bellaire High School
North Crowley High School
McAuliffe Elementary School
South Oak Cliff High School
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Sonora High School
Western Illinois University
Oxford High School
Robb Elementary School
Thurston High School
Columbine High School
Heritage High School
Deming Middle School
Fort Gibson Middle School
Buell Elementary School
Lake Worth Middle School
University of Arkansas
Junipero Serra High School
Santana High School
Bishop Neumann High School
Pacific Lutheran University
Granite Hills High School
Lew Wallace High School
Martin Luther King, Jr High School
Appalachian School of Law
Washington High School
Conception Abbey
Benjamin Tasker Middle School
University of Arizona
Lincoln High School
John McDonogh High School
Red Lion Area Junior High School
Case Western Reserve University
Rocori High School
Ballou High School
Randallstown High School
Bowen High School
Red Lake Senior High School
Harlan Community Academy High School
Campbell County High School
Milwee Middle School
Roseburg High School
Pine Middle School
Essex Elementary School
Duquesne University
Platte Canyon High School
Weston High School
West Nickel Mines School
Joplin Memorial Middle School
Henry Foss High School
Compton Centennial High School
Virginia Tech
Success Tech Academy
Miami Carol City Senior High School
Hamilton High School
Louisiana Technical College
Mitchell High School
EO Green Junior High School
Northern Illinois University
Lakota Middle School
Knoxville Central High School
Willoughby South High School
Henry Ford High School
University of Central Arkansas
Dillard High School
Dunbar High School
Hampton University
Harvard College
Larose-Cut Off Middle School
International Studies Academy
Skyline College
Discovery Middle School
University of Alabama
DeKalb School
Deer Creek Middle School
Ohio State University
Mumford High School
University of Texas
Kelly Elementary School
Marinette High School
Aurora Central High School
Millard South High School
Martinsville West Middle School
Worthing High School
Millard South High School
Highlands Intermediate School
Cape Fear High School
Chardon High School
Episcopal School of Jacksonville
Oikos University
Hamilton High School
Perry Hall School
Normal Community High School
University of South Alabama
Banner Academy South
University of Southern California
Sandy Hook Elementary School
Apostolic Revival Center Christian School
Taft Union High School
Osborn High School
Stevens Institute of Business and Arts
Hazard Community and Technical College
Chicago State University
Lone Star College-North
Cesar Chavez High School
Price Middle School
University of Central Florida
New River Community College
Grambling State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School
Ronald E McNair Discovery Academy
North Panola High School
Carver High School
Agape Christian Academy
Sparks Middle School
North Carolina A&T State University
Stephenson High School
Brashear High School
West Orange High School
Arapahoe High School
Edison High School
Liberty Technology Magnet High School
Hillhouse High School
Berrendo Middle School
Purdue University
South Carolina State University
Los Angeles Valley College
Charles F Brush High School
University of Southern California
Georgia Regents University
Academy of Knowledge Preschool
Benjamin Banneker High School
D H Conley High School
East English Village Preparatory Academy
Paine College
Georgia Gwinnett College
John F Kennedy High School
Seattle Pacific University
Reynolds High School
Indiana State University
Albemarle High School
Fern Creek Traditional High School
Langston Hughes High School
Marysville Pilchuck High School
Florida State University
Miami Carol City High School
Rogers State University
Rosemary Anderson High School
Wisconsin Lutheran High School
Frederick High School
Tenaya Middle School
Bethune-Cookman University
Pershing Elementary School
Wayne Community College
JB Martin Middle School
Southwestern Classical Academy
Savannah State University
Harrisburg High School
Umpqua Community College
Northern Arizona University
Texas Southern University
Tennessee State University
Winston-Salem State University
Mojave High School
Lawrence Central High School
Franklin High School
Muskegon Heights High School
Independence High School
Madison High School
Antigo High School
University of California-Los Angeles
Jeremiah Burke High School
Alpine High School
Townville Elementary School
Vigor High School
Linden McKinley STEM Academy
June Jordan High School for Equity
Union Middle School
Mueller Park Junior High School
West Liberty-Salem High School
University of Washington
King City High School
North Park Elementary School
North Lake College
Freeman High School
Mattoon High School
Rancho Tehama Elementary School
Aztec High School
Wake Forest University
Italy High School
NET Charter High School
Marshall County High School
Sal Castro Middle School
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Great Mills High School
Central Michigan University
Huffman High School
Frederick Douglass High School
Forest High School
Highland High School
Dixon High School
Santa Fe High School
Noblesville West Middle School
University of North Carolina Charlotte
STEM School Highlands Ranch
Edgewood High School
Palm Beach Central High School
Providence Career & Technical Academy
Fairley High School (school bus)
Canyon Springs High School
Dennis Intermediate School
Florida International University
Central Elementary School
Cascade Middle School
Davidson High School
Prairie View A & M University
Altascocita High School
Central Academy of Excellence
Cleveland High School
Robert E Lee High School
Cheyenne South High School
Grambling State University
Blountsville Elementary School
Holmes County, Mississippi (school bus)
Prescott High School
College of the Mainland
Wynbrooke Elementary School
UNC Charlotte
Riverview Florida (school bus)
Second Chance High School
Carman-Ainsworth High School
Williwaw Elementary School
Monroe Clark Middle School
Central Catholic High School
Jeanette High School
Eastern Hills High School
DeAnza High School
Ridgway High School
Reginald F Lewis High School
Saugus High School
Pleasantville High School
Waukesha South High School
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(Episode #1424)
Arielle Silver Music
(#Americana- #folk- #pop #singer/songwriter)
Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Arielle Silver (Americana-folk-pop singer / songwriter) to the Show!
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● WEB: ariellesilvermusic.com
● IG: @ariellesilver
● YT: @ariellesilver
● FB: @ariellesilvermusic
● X: @relsilver
● SP: open.spotify.com/artist/6uRNn0bvnyMwYgmZJduu16
● AP: music.apple.com/us/artist/arielle-silver/205272648
Los Angeles-based Americana-folk-pop singer and songwriter, Arielle Silver, is a consummate storyteller whose songs on her fifth album Watershed (Seeding Thunder Records) run with an ethic of care and ecological notice connecting ideas to experiences, and people to places.
As a teaching artist and advocate for songwriters and independent artists, Arielle is former Board President of Folk Alliance Region-West (FAR-West), and currently Program Manager at The SONA Foundation, Senior Lecturer at Antioch University Los Angeles, co-owner at her studio Bhavana Flow Yoga, and a voting member of the Recording Academy.
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Associated Firms is launching gross sales of its deliberate waterfront Shorecrest condos in West Palm Seashore.
The developer, led by billionaire founder and Chairman Steve Ross, plans to construct the 26-story, 140-unit tower on the present website of Temple Israel at 1901 North Flagler Drive. The tower will embody a 21,500-square-foot home of worship and preschool.
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10 Fun Things to Do in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a city that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a night on the town or some family-friendly fun, you'll find it in LA. In this article, we will discuss 10 of the best things to do in Los Angeles. From catching a movie at the Hollywood Bowl to spending a day at Disneyland, there's something for everyone in this great city!
1. Visit the Getty Center
The Getty Center is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Los Angeles. The museum features a diverse collection of artwork from around the world. Visitors can also enjoy stunning views of the city from the museum's rooftop garden.
2. See a Show at the Hollywood Bowl
The Hollywood Bowl is one of the most iconic venues in Los Angeles. The amphitheater has hosted some of the biggest names in music over the years. Visitors can enjoy a variety of shows at the Hollywood Bowl, including concerts, comedy shows, and more.
3. Spend a Day at Disneyland
Disneyland is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Los Angeles. The theme park features rides, shows, and attractions for visitors of all ages. Disneyland is also home to some of the most iconic characters in pop culture, including Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
4. Tour Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood is a must-visit for any movie fan. The theme park features rides, shows, and attractions based on some of Universal's most popular films. Visitors can also take a behind-the-scenes tour of the studios where some of Hollywood's biggest movies were filmed.
5. Shop on Rodeo Drive
Rodeo Drive is one of the most famous shopping districts in Los Angeles. The street is home to a variety of high-end stores and boutiques. Visitors can find anything from designer clothes to luxury cars on Rodeo Drive.
6. Visit the Griffith Observatory
The Griffith Observatory is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Los Angeles. The observatory offers stunning views of the city and features a variety of exhibits on astronomy and space science. Visitors can also take a look through the telescope at the Griffith Observatory for a closer look at the stars.
7. See a Movie at Grauman's Chinese Theatre
Grauman's Chinese Theatre is one of the most iconic movie theaters in Los Angeles. The theater is best known for its unique architecture and for being the site of many Hollywood premieres. Visitors can see a movie at Grauman's Chinese Theatre or take a tour of the historic venue.
8. Take a Hike in Runyon Canyon
Runyon Canyon is a popular hiking spot in Los Angeles. The canyon features a variety of trails that offer stunning views of the city. Visitors can also take a yoga class or participate in a fitness boot camp at Runyon Canyon.
9. Visit the La Brea Tar Pits
The La Brea Tar Pits are a must-see for any visitor to Los Angeles. The tar pits are a unique geological feature that has preserved the remains of many animals from the Ice Age. Visitors can see the tar pits and view the fossils of ancient animals at the La Brea Tar Pits Museum.
10. Watch the Sunset at Venice Beach
Venice Beach is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Los Angeles. The beach is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions. Visitors can also enjoy the stunning views of the Pacific Ocean from Venice Beach.
These are just a few of the many great things to do in Los Angeles. Whether you're looking for a fun day trip or a week-long vacation, Los Angeles has something to offer everyone.
You might want to visit a fun neighborhood!
City West is a neighborhood in Los Angeles. The population of City West is 7,770 with 54% males and 46% females, and a median age of 30.
20% of this neighborhood is occupied by families with children, 28% single-female families, 37% single-male families, and 34% couples. The average household size in City West is 2.44, and the average family size is 3.48.
The median household income for residents of City West, Los Angeles is $43,101, while the median individual income is $32,948. About 74% residents have finished high-school, 13% have completed some form of college, but have no degree, 6% have an associate degree, 25% hold a bachelor’s degree, and 15% have completed graduate school.
Also A fun place to check out!
Looking for an adventure in downtown LA? Look no further than China Town! This unique district is home to a variety of shops, restaurants and attractions that are definitely worth exploring. Here are some of the best things to do in China Town:
Visit the Chinese American Museum to learn about the history of Chinese Americans in Los Angeles.
Check out the vibrant murals on Broadway Street.
Sample delicious traditional cuisine at one of the many restaurants in China Town.
Take a stroll down Chung King Road and admire the eclectic mix of architecture.
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Jidenna the chief album (zip download)
^ "Jidenna Presents Debut Album at L.A.
"Jidenna: The Classic Man With a (Semi-Secret) Plan". "Jidenna: Why is US singer such a big deal in Nigeria?". "Jidenna's 'The Chief' Is a Genre-Hopping Debut Album".
^ Caramanica, Jon (February 15, 2017).
Ī chopped and screwed version of " Classic Man" featured in the Academy Award winning 2016 film Moonlight. Jidenna guest starred on Insecure in the episodes "Thirsty as Fuck," and "Shady as Fuck," which aired in November 2016. He performed "Long Live the Chief" and "Little Bit More" with a full band on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah in October 2016. Season 1 episode 5, "Just to Get a Rep", opens with Jidenna performing "Long Live the Chief" at the fictitious Harlem's Paradise. In September 2016, Jidenna was featured in an episode of the Netflix original series Luke Cage. Jidenna describes his look as "heavily inspired by the Harlem Renaissance with hints of traditional West African design," and a "marriage of European and African aesthetics." Jidenna currently resides in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. However, he would not adopt his signature dandy style until the death of his father in 2010. Over the years, the singer developed his personal style in college, where he learned about the power of fashion from his psychology professor Philip Zimbardo. Jidenna stated that his major influences include KRS-One and Big Daddy Kane, as well as the Nigerian Highlife music genre. In 2019 Jidenna released his second album, 85 to Africa. The lead singles "Sufi Woman" and "Tribe" were released on July 26, 2019, and will appear on his second studio album 85 to Africa. The album cover pays homage to Boz Scaggs' Middle Man album. On February 17, 2017, Jidenna released The Chief, his first studio album. In June 2016 he released the single "Chief Don't Run". The society, reminiscent of the social aid and pleasure clubs of New Orleans, is an international collective of entrepreneurs, activists, educators, scientists, and artists who host soirees, dinner parties, and demonstrations. Jidenna is a founding member of Fear & Fancy, a social club that began in California in 2006. Jidenna also received an award for best new artist at the 2015 Soul Train Music Awards in November. In June of the same year, Jidenna performed the song with Monáe at the BET Awards. His song "Classic Man" was nominated for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration at the 58th Grammy Awards. On March 31, 2015, the second single from the EP was released – " Yoga" by Janelle Monáe and Jidenna. The song was in heavy rotation throughout the United States, and debuted at number 49 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart. In February 2015, Jidenna released his first official single, called " Classic Man" featuring GianArthur. Beauty, Deep Cotton and Janelle Monáe herself, and then began recording a five-song compilation of its label's first extended play (EP), titled The Eephus. He has collaborated with a number of artists that are signed to this label including Roman GianArthur, St. Jidenna is signed to Janelle Monáe's Wondaland Records label and distributed through Epic Records. In 2008, after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity from Stanford University, he pursued his music career while working full-time as a teacher, moving between Los Angeles, Oakland, Brooklyn and Atlanta, before signing a deal with recording artist Janelle Monáe's Wondaland Records. Jidenna released his first album with Black Spadez as their final project at Milton Academy, where Jidenna graduated in 2003. In high school he became a co-founder of the rap group Black Spadez, and began producing, arranging and writing. In 1995, the family moved to Norwood, Massachusetts, and then to Milton, Massachusetts, in 2000. When Jidenna was six years old, the family moved back to the United States. Jidenna grew up partially in Nigeria, where his father was working as a professor of computer science at Enugu State University. Jidenna Theodore Mobisson was born on May 4, 1985, in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, to Tama Mobisson, an accountant, and Oliver Mobisson, a Nigerian Igbo academic.
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Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA, is known for people who value healthy living. A yoga studio is everywhere; so, if you move to LA, you'll probably change your unhealthy habits because of the environment that encourages you to live. This place is the home of the people that encourages something new and healthy. Their mindset is typical to the entire West Coast. People love to try and to talk about something new. I have a friend who was an immigrant to Los Angeles. She told me that she changed when she moved in because of the trend. In LA, it's a trend to try on anything new and go on anything healthy. When you move to this city, you'll be encouraged to live healthily.
Apartment Corp
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California blackouts are Public Utilities Commission’s fault, grid operator says
California’s power grid operator delivered a blistering rebuke Monday to the state’s Public Utilities Commission, blaming the agency for rotating power outages — the first since the 2001 energy crisis — and warning of bigger blackouts to come. In their first public comments since the blackouts began Friday evening, officials at the California Independent System Operator described a “perfect storm” of conditions that caused demand to exceed available supply: scorching temperatures in California and across the western United States, diminished output from renewable sources and fossil-fueled power plants affected by the weather, and in some cases plants going offline unexpectedly when electricity was needed most. Read more here.
From the Los Angeles Times, I read that according to the operator, the California blackouts are the faults of the Public Utilities Commission. The power grid operator made a blistering rebuke to the Public utility Commission last Monday, blaming the agency for the power outrages. The official from the California Independent System Operator called the power outrage a perfect storm that caused the demand to exceed the supply. According to the official, the state could have been prepared if the agency ordered the companies to line up a sufficient power supply. Because of the high demand, there may be power interruptions to balance supply and demand.
Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA
Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA, is an excellent gateway to the cosmos. The visitors can explore the exhibits, enjoy the live shows, and be awe with the spectacular views of the Hollywood sign in LA. You can see anything around through the use of the telescope. Before the pandemic struck, we visited the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA, and we had a great day. There's a free WIFI service, and there are no-smoking areas. I like this because all forms of smoking, even e-cigarettes and vaping, are prohibited. If you're going to visit the observatory, make sure to check their website for information since the pandemic, some business hours are affected and closed.
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Driving Direction
Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles, CA 90027, United States
Take N Vermont Canyon Rd and N Vermont Ave to Los Feliz Blvd
6 min (1.6 mi)
Continue on Los Feliz Blvd. Take N Wilton Pl and Beverly Blvd to S Curson Ave
19 min (6.6 mi)
Follow S Curson Ave and W 8th St to S Genesee Ave
3 min (0.6 mi)
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United States Metaphysical Shop Masterlist
Here is a list I have created of the above-mentioned stores using multiple sources including Aminos, personal experience and research, word of mouth, forums, and Facebook groups. To submit a store to this list please PM me or send an email to [email protected]!
Please include:
Name:
Address:
Phone Number:
Website:
Other: (any other miscellaneous information you think people should know about the store)
Note: I will make a separate post for Etsy stores/online shops without a physical retail location. Once posted, I will edit this post so you can find that by clicking a link here.
My personal favorites are starred as such.*
Arizona
Name: Dry River Witches collective
Address: 414 EAST 7TH STREET, TUCSON, AZ, 85705,
Phone Number: 520-861-7020
Website: N/A
Other: Specializes in hoodoo, voodoo, tarot and feminism focus
Name: Fantasia Crystals
Address: 5108 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85014
Phone Number: (602) 265-4065
Website: https://www.fantasiacrystals.com
Other: Lots of classes and networking opportunities
Name: Jan Ross New Age Books & Gifts
Address: 4239 W Thunderbird Rd #2, Phoenix, AZ 85053
Phone Number: (602) 841-4933
Website: http://www.janrossnewagebooksandgifts.com
Other: Lots of divination readings
Name: Crystal Magic
Address: 2978 AZ-89A Sedona, AZ
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.crystalmagic.com
Other: Huge store with an amazing selection of crystals, incense, and other tools. An entirely separate section of hundreds of books and tarot and oracle decks.
Name: Tree of Life Metaphysical
Address: 1515 N Gilbert Rd #D112, Gilbert, AZ 85234
Phone Number: (480) 284-4705
Website: https://treeoflifemetaphysical.com/
Arkansas
Name: Atomic Squid
Address: 1410 E Main St, Russellville, Arkansas, 72801
Phone Number: (479) 968-3337
Other: Gems, Candles, Wands, Accessories, Altar Accessories, Books, Incenses and Sage, and plants.
California
Name: Everitt’s Minerals
Address: 54300 N Circle Dr., Idyllwild, CA 92549
Phone Number: (951) 659-7075
Website: https://everittsminerals.com
Other: N/A
Name: Enchantations
Address: 2160 Winchester Blvd, Campbell, CA 95008
Phone Number: 408.508.5900
Website: http://www.enchantations.com/
Other: An actual witchcraft shop (not just metaphysical) and actually owned by witches.
Name: House of Intuition
Address: Echo Park Location is located at 2237 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026. For additional locations please see their website.
Phone Number: 213-413-8300
Website: https://houseofintuitionla.com
Other: The store provides healing services, readings even through a phone call, classes and workshops. They also have a monthly moon box subscription and Zodiac birthday boxes.
Name: The dragon and the rose
Address: N Grand Ave k, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Phone Number: (714) 569-0100 2424
Website: https://www.thedragonandtherose.com/
Other: Stones & Crystals, Herbs, Essential Oils, divination tools, candles, incense, altar statuary, books, CLASSES, etc. they are well-stocked and have just about anything. They’re really kind and their customer service is very nice and helpful!
Name: Alexandria II
Address: 170 S. Lake Ave. #100 Pasadena, CA 91101
Phone Number: https://www.alexandria2.com
Other: Has a large selection of books possibly best in LA for that, crystals, psychic readings, and metaphysical supplies, etc.
Connecticut
Name: Mondazzi Book and Bead
Address: 570 Hayden Station Road, Windsor, CT 06095
Phone Number: (860) 285-0538
Website: www.Mondazzi.com
Other: Thousands of crystals, jewelry, altar tools, candles, herbs, salt lamps, books, tarot, decor, furniture, and beads. They also have a salt room and host classes on Wicca, yoga, and jewelry making.
Delaware
Name: Finding Avalon*
Address: 102 S Main St, Camden Wyoming, DE 19934
Phone Number: 302-697-9729
Website: https://www.findingavalon.org
Other: Has a palm and tarot reader every weekend, a bi-weekly meditation group, and offers personalized appointments for Reiki, Wellness consulting, and assistance with your fitness goals (The Healing Garden at Finding Avalon). Sells everything a witch/Wiccan would need from books to crystals to jewelry to affordable ($20 range) classes on Wicca, Shamanism, Female Empowerment, Paganism, Runes, the Occult, and more. Has a great atmosphere and sells delicious hot and cold organic teas and coffee so you can sip while you shop. Oh, and an adorable black shop cat named Fiona!
Name: Buddhas and Beads
Address: 2134, 232 Rehoboth Ave, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Phone Number: 302-227-6004
Website: https://buddhas-and-beads.business.site/
Other: N/A
Name: Inspirit Studios*
Address: 190 Dogwood Drive, Magnolia, DE 19962
Phone Number: 302-222-4804
Website: https://www.inspiritstudios.com/
Other: Offers Intuitive healing through a variety of holistic modalities for the support of physical wellbeing and spiritual growth. Owned by Anita Brown, an Intuitive healer, Reiki Master/Teacher, Meditation Instructor and seeker whose goal is to offer natural, holistic therapies such as Reiki, Aromatherapy, herbals, sound and crystal work, and meditation as a way to encourage healing and to support you on your spiritual journey. They also offer classes and workshops in the areas of Reiki, Shamanism, meditation and chakra work.
Name: Mandie’s Magical Marketplace
Address: 818 Kings Hwy, Lewes, DE 19958
Phone Number: 302-858-3859
Website: https://mandiesmagicalreadings.com/ and mandiesmagicalmarketplace.org
Other: A shop run by a medium and psychic who offers classes of that nature and sells a wide array of magical items. Holds monthly Full Moon Gatherings on Lewes Beach.
Name: Crystal Underground
Address: 149 Rehoboth Ave, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Phone Number: 302-727-8228
Website: https://www.crystalunderground.com/
Other: A 30+-year-old crystal shop with a knowledgeable owner.
Florida
Name: My Cauldron
Address: 210 S Spring Garden Ave, DeLand, FL 32720
Phone Number: 1-386-624-7000
Website: No website.
Other: Crystals, Tarot, Incense, Deity Figures, Wands, Books, Jewelry
Name: The Purple Lotus
Address: 106 St. George St., St. Augustine, Florida AND 35 San Marco St., Augustine, Florida
Phone Number: 904-295-8876
Website: thepurplelotusshop.com
Other: 2 locations one (on St. George St) is much smaller than the other both have the the same assortment of things, but the larger location does have a broader selection of items. Starting July 2018 there will also be classes and workshops at the larger (San Marco) location.
Name: Spiritual Uplifts
Address: 2186 Park Avenue Suite 102, Orange Park, Florida 32073
Phone Number: N/A
Website: www.spiritualuplifts.com
Other: This shop specializes in crystals, Tarot cards, psychic readings, energy healings, weekly classes on witchcraft and other occult knowledge.
Name: Spellbound Gemz-Jewelz & Beyond
Address: 120 FL-13, Saint John’s, Florida 32259
Phone Number: N/A
Website: On Facebook only.
Other: Specializes in crystals, tapestries, oils, Tarot readings.
Name: Midnight Sun
Address: 1055 Park Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Website: midnightsunimports.net
Other: Specializes in incense, singing bowls, books, jewelry, clothing, home decor, unique crystals, custom items
Name: Earth Gifts
Address: 1951 Stimson Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32210
Phone Number: N/A
Website: earthgifts.com
Other: Specializes in herbs, statues, necklaces, pendulums, books, art, crystals
Name: Gypsy Apothecary Herb & Metaphysical Shoppe
Address: 3540 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32806.
Phone Number: (407) 745-5805.
Website: http://www.gypsyherbshop.com
Other: N/A
Name: Avalon
Address: 1211 Hillcrest St, Orlando, FL 32803
Phone Number: (407) 895-7439
Website: http://www.avalonbeyond.com
Other: N/A
Name: Spiral Circle
Address: 750 N Thornton Ave, Orlando, FL 32803
Phone Number: (407) 894-9854
Website: spiralcircle.com
Other: N/A
Name: The Caudron’s Corner
Address: 1721 9th Street West, Bradenton, FL, 34205
Phone Number: (941)-800-9393
Website: https://www.thecauldronscorner.com/
Other: They have an awesome herb collection and also give classes in Wicca.
Name: Five Sisters
Address: 8805 SW 132nd St, Miami, FL 33176
Phone Number: (786) 250-4170
Website: http://www.fivesisters.com
Other: Metaphysical store with weekly classes and events
Name: Creative Energy
Address: 780 W New Haven Ave, Melbourne, FL 32901
Phone Number: +13219526789
Website: https://m.facebook.com/creativenergymelbourne/
Other: They have everything except herbs. You can find crystals, Oracle and Tarot cards, wands, fairies, books, cauldrons, Sage, etc. they have the surge invited by section so if you looking for something from week our presidents and there's a whole shelf dedicated to it. If you're looking for fairies there's an entire shelf dedicated to fairies, and so and so...
Name: The Triskele Cove Jacksonville
Address: 10300 Southside Blvd #1090B, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://m.facebook.com/TheTriskeleCoveJax/
Other: Metaphysical supply store located in the Avenues Mall
Name: Crystal Garden
Address: 2610 N Federal Hwy, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
Phone Number: +1 (561) 369-2836
Website: Thecrystalgarden.com
Other: Jewelry, essential oils, crystals and gemstones, chimes, books, decks and spoken audio, aromatic mists
Name: Expedito Enlightenment Center
Address: 4047 Okeechobee Blvd, Habitat Plaza #129, West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Phone Number: 561-682-0955
Website: botanicasanexpedito.com
Other: Vast selection of candles, spiritual oils, herbs, spiritual baths, spiritual sprays, bath salts, religious articles, spiritual books, statues, and crystals from around the world.
Name: Mama Jo's Sunshine Herbals
Address: 1300 Pine Tree Dr # 3, Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Georgia
Name: WhiteOak Art Designs
Address: 11661 Commerce Rd, Athens, GA 30607
Phone Number: (706) 362-2517
Website: http://whiteoak-art-designs-more.business.site
Other: You can get a tarot reading here, and they specialize in herbs and altar tools.
Name: Simple Strands
Address: 115 Merchants Square, Cumming, GA 30040
Phone Number: (770) 781-2283
Website: http://www.simplestrands.com
Other: N/A
Name: The Open Mind Center
Address: 1575 Old Alabama Road, #213, Roswell, GA, 30076
Phone Number: N/A
Website: www.theopenmindcenter.com
Other: Yoga Studio, Metaphysical/Reiki Shop, Sells crystals/stones, tarot, candles/incense, natural salts, and essential oils. Offers psychic readings, yoga, reiki, classes and workshops, coaching, massages, and wellness services.
Name: Sun, Moon & Stars
Address: 120 Clarksville Plaza, Unit A, Clarksville, GA 30523
Phone Number: (706)754-5417
Website: www.sunmoonandstars.net
Other: They sell crystals/stones, candles and holders, incense and burners, essential oils, bulk herbs, natural health/beauty products, tarot and Oracle cards (new and used), books (new and used), jewelry, statuary, decor, many other metaphysical/spiritual supplies, and local artisans' consignment items. They offer Tarot, Rune, Tea Leaf, and Oracle readings, workshops and classes, custom herb and oil blending, and clergy services.
Name: The Triskele Cove Savannah
Address: 7804 Abercorn Extension, Savannah, Georgia 31406
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://m.facebook.com/TheTriskeleCoveSavannah/
Other: Metaphysical supply store kiosk located in Oglethorpe Mall.
Name: Cosmic Corner
Address: 905 Abercorn Street, Savannah, GA 31401
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.cosmiccornersavannah.com/
Other: Metaphysical supply store.
Name: Brighter Day
Address: 1102 Bull Street, Savannah, Ga 31401
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://www.brighterdayfoods.com/
Other: Health food store that sells witchy things such as essential oils, smudge sticks and an array of herbs (literally the only place I've seen in person that sells dragons blood resin).
Name: Phoenix & Dragon Bookstore
Address: 5531 Roswell Rd NE, Sandy Springs, GA 30342
Phone Number: 404-255-5207
Website: N/A
Other: Tarot readings, massages, candles, books, statues, sprays, jewelry, crystals, and best of all - shop cats!
Name: Forever And A Day LLC,
Address: 7830 GA-92, Woodstock, GA 30189
Phone Number: 770-516-6969
Website: N/A
Other: Statues, crystals, tarot readings, psychic fairs, salt cave.
Illinois
Name: Enlightened Balance Chakra Spa
Address: 30 N. Williams St. F Crystal Lake, IL 60014
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Pandoras Box
Address: 1100 Derby St. Pekin, IL 61554
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Evolve
Address: 54 N. Williams St. Crystal Lake, IL 60014
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Alchemy Arts Occult Supply
Address: 1203 W. Bryn Mawr Ave, Chicago, IL 60660
Phone Number: (773) 769-4970
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Sincerely the Craft
Address: 22 E. Main St. Belleville IL 62220
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: Metaphysical. Occult. Esoteric. Spiritual. Crystals. Tarot Reading. Herbs. Incense. Candles.
Indiana
Name: All My Relations
Address: 7218 Rockville Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46214.
Phone Number: (317) 227-3925.
Website: http://allmyrelationsindy.com/
Other: They specialize in crystals and have a HUGE selection as well as having jewelry, candles, books, and other items typical in metaphysical shops. They also, do readings of different kinds, offer a variety of classes and small groups, and have pitch-in celebrations for the solstices and equinoxes.
Name: Elderberry Tree House Shoppe
Address: 7714 Lima Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46818
Phone Number: (260)489-6707.
Website: N/A
Other: Amazing customer service and a knowledgeable owner.
Name: The Pride
Address: 6823 Indianapolis Blvd, Hammond, Indiana
Phone Number: 219.844.2244
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Castle-Brooks Spiritual Supply
Address: 713 Main St., Lafayette, IN 47901
Phone Number: (765) 420-8082
Website: N/A
Other: The store feels very peaceful. Great selection of crystals, statues, components, some books. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff who will order any book you want.
Name: Von’s Book Shop
Address: 315 State St., West Lafayette, IN 47906
Phone Number: (765) 743-1915
Website: N/A
Other: Not nominally a metaphysical store, but has tons of crystals, jewelry, statues, and books in that genre.
Name: Amused Clothing
Address: 316 1/2 W State St., West Lafayette, IN 47906
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: Not nominally a metaphysical store but has a huge selection of individual incense types. Cool vibe.
Iowa
Name: Om
Address: 105 S. Linn St Iowa City IA 52240
Phone: (319) 358-1282
Website: http://infiniteomgifts.com
Other: N/A
Kansas
Name: The Energy Within KC
Address: 7807 W 151st Street, Overland Park, Kansas
Phone Number: (913) 296-8412
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Into the Mystic
Address: 5727 Johnson Dr, Mission, KS 66202
Phone Number: +1 913-766-9906
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Louisiana
Name: The Peace of Mind Center
Address: 3722 Youree Dr., Shreveport, LA 71105
Phone Number: 318-219-8344
Website: https://thepeaceofmindcenter.com/
Other: N/A
Name: Coyote Moon Crystals & Gifts
Address: 1938 Perkins Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://coyotemoonbr.com/
Other: They’re very affordable for someone on a budget and the store is kept smelling amazing.
Name: Earth Odyssey
Address: 306 Charles St., New Orleans, LA
Phone Number: 504.581.1348
Website: http://www.earthodysseynola.com
Other: Specializes in crystals and jewelry, but does offer psychic readings.
Maine
Name: Enchanted Herbs and Teas
Address: 48 Maine St, Waterville, Maine 04901
Phone Number: 207-860-0318
Website: https://enchantedherbsmaine.com
Other: Offers Tarot and Oracle readings, Tea Leaf readings, Reiki, hypnosis, psychic healing, sells loose leaf personally blended teas, herbs, stones, and candles, as well as other assorted goodies.
Name: Dragon Star Creations
Address: 45 Cottage St, Sanford, ME 04073
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://dragonstarcreationsonline.com/
Other: Regular shop items as well as some clothing and decoration items. They also occasionally host events where people can come together and cast spells, get tarot readings, and even get massages. The shop owner is very friendly
Maryland
Name: India Emporium
Address: 107 S Baltimore Ave, Ocean City, Maryland 21842\
Phone Number:
Website: https://www.facebook.com/OCIndiaEmporium/
Other: Not a metaphysical shop per se, but definitely in the same realm. Affordable incense, beautiful jewelry, essential oils and perfumes made by the owner. Lovely atmosphere.
Name: The Smile Herb Shop
Address: 4908 Berwyn Rd, College Park, MD 20740
Phone Number: (301) 474-8791
Website: https://www.smileherb.com
Other: Comfy shop offering an array of herbal supplements, teas & holistic items plus garden plants
Name: Earthly Elements
Address: 33 N Market St, Frederick, MD 21701
Phone Number: (301) 631-5511
Website: http://www.earthlyrocks.com
Other: Earthly Elements strives to be an old style Rock Shop carrying a large variety of mineral specimens, crystals, gemstones, fossils, metaphysical stones, as well as unique gifts.
Name: The Turning Wheel
Address: 7942 Belair Rd, Baltimore, MD 21236
Phone Number: (410) 882-8060
Website: https://www.facebook.com/The-Turning-Wheel-Bookstore-101532546680197/
Other: Everything Metaphysical Bookstore for the Witch in you. Everything from crystals to Norse items.
Name: Crystals, Candles, & Cauldrons
Address: 927 W 36th St, Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone Number: (410) 467-4111
Website: https://www.wiccancrystal.com
Other: Unique shop with a curated collection of mystical wares, such as incense, tarot cards & wind chimes.
Name: Black Cat Curiosities Art and Antiques
Address: 24 Harrison St., Easton, Maryland
Phone Number: (410) 924-4436
Website: https://www.facebook.com/theblackcateaston/
Other: N/A
Name: The Crystal Fox
Address: 311 Main Street, Laurel, Maryland 20707
Phone Number: 301-317-1980
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Massachusetts
Name: Atlantic Spice Co.
Address: 2 Shore Rd, North Truro MA 02652
Phone Number: (800) 316-7965 and (508) 487-6100
Website: www.atlanticspice.com
Other: N/A
Name: Mystik Moon
Address: 244 Commercial St, Provincetown MA
Phone Number: 508-487-6006
Website: https://mystikmoon.com
Other: N/A
Name: Shop Therapy
Address: 288 Commercial St, Provincetown MA
Phone Number: 508-487-9387
Website: https://www.shoptherapy.com
Other: N/A
Name: Buddha Beads
Address: 2390 US-6, Eastham, MA
Phone Number: 774-207-0105
Website: ttps://www.facebook.com/pg/BuddhabobsCapecod/
Other: N/A
Name: Earth House
Address: 121 Rt 6A, Orleans MA 02653
Phone Number: 508-240-0257
Website: https://www.earthhouse.com
Other: N/A
Name: Instant Karma
Address: 547 Main St, Hyannis, MA 02601
Phone Number: 508-827-4212
Website: www.instantkarmahyannis.com/home.html
Other: N/A
Name: Seven Stars
Address: 731 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone Number: (617) 547-1317
Website: No website.
Other: Its half bookstore half crystal shop. They have books on every religion or philosophy you could think of, they sell crystals and tarot and a bunch of miscellaneous magic tools behind the cashier. The staff is super lovely and its a calm atmosphere.
Name: New Moon Gifts
Address: 5 Cheshire Rd, Pittsfield, MA, 01201. (Allendale Shopping Center)
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://m.facebook.com/newmoongiftshop/
Other: It has crystals, smudges, incense, cauldrons, mortars, herbs, candles, Wiccan charms, spells, BOS's (as per my request), essential oils, and totems, to name a few things. Most of the stuff there is above 5 dollars, but the incense is 25 cents per stick.
Michigan
Name: Coyote Wisdom
Address: 2442 N. Grand River Ave., Lansing, MI 48906
Phone Number: 517-323-1707
Website: www.coyotewisdomstore.com
Other: They have a loyalty card for a discount and first timers get to draw from a grab bag of goodies like crystals.
Name: Glow Fish Studios
Address: 2840 Biddle Ave Wyandotte, MI 48192 United States
Phone Number: (734) 552-6323
Website: glowfishstudios.com
Other: Specializes in crystals and tarot.
Name: Kokopelli’s Korner
Address: 111 east grand river, Howell, Michigan
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://www.kokopelliskorner.com/
Other: Offers crystals, jewelry, tarot cards, incense, tea, herbs, etc. Owner is amazing.
Name: Boston Tea Room
Address, Ferndale 224 west nine miles rode Ferndale MI
Phone Number: 248-548-1415
Website: N/A
Other: Offers a wide variety of crystals tarot and palm reading, salts, and candles and herbs and incenses, figures and free tea
Minnesota
Name: Enchanted Boutique
Address: 4074 White Bear Ave N, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Phone Number: (651) 600-3769
Website: enchantedboutiquemn.com
Other: N/A
Name: Eye of Horus Metaphysical
Address: 910 W Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Phone Number: (612) 872-1292
Website: eyeofhorus.biz
Other: N/A
Name: Magus Books & Herbs
Address:1848 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418
Phone Number: (612) 379-7669
Website: magusbooks.com
Other: They recently moved places so if you are looking for a place on google maps and can't find it, that is why. There are tarot, home things, incense, other cards, books, jewelry, witchy tools, statues, essential oils, herbs, crystals and talismans of different cultures.
Name: The Wellness Circle
Address: 7094 Lake Dr, Lino Lakes, MN 55014
Phone Number: (612) 871-5622
Website: thewellnesscircle.vpweb.com
Other: This one specifically is less of a witchy-centered store and more about health and healing in general. They have a chiropractic person, they offer yoga, acupuncture, massages, natural healing, intuitive readings, hypnosis, and aromatherapy.
Name: The Chakra House
Address: 1620 7th St W, St Paul, MN 55102
Phone Number: (651) 493-2586
Website: thechakrahousemn.com
Other: This house/shop submitter would rate more than 5/5 stars. You can get a bunch of services there and it is just starting to grow. It offers tarot readings, AMAZING aura readings, crystals, rock lamps, oils, candles, and books. I personally got my aura read there for around 45$ and it is worth the money. The the reader is absolutely an angel. You get a picture of your aura around your head, and then around your body, in addition, it talks about your chakras and what you could work on to improve them individually. It is wonderful.
Name: Divine Time
Address: 14555 S Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068
Phone Number: (612) 961-7879
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Missouri
Name: Aquarius
Address: 3936 Broadway Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111
Phone Number: +1 816-931-6303
Website: http://www.aquariusbooks.com
Other: N/A
Nebraska
Name: Euphoria
Address: 4139 O Street, Lincoln, NE. 68510
Phone Number: 402-488-8853
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Nevada
Name: Crystal Alley Emporium
Address: 2841 N. Green Valley Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89178
Phone Number: 702-434-7626
Website: http://www.crystalalleyemporium.com
Other: N/A
New Hampshire
Name: New Day Metaphysical
Address. 9 Madbury Rd, Suite 103, Durham, NH 03824
Phone Number: (781) 724-8447
Website: https://newdaymetaphysical.gosite.com
Other: This store has a nice variety of altar supplies and various herbs/oils/etc and provide tarot readings.
Name: Scallops Mineral and Shells (Market St. Location)
Address: 93 Market St., Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone Number: (603) 828-2044
Website: https://www.scallopsmineralandshell.com
Other: A wide selection of crystals, gems, fossils, and basically any fancy rock you can think of in lots of different cuts and shapes. They also carry jewelry and some other items such as books and tarot decks.
New Jersey
Name: Goddess in Eden
Address: 282 Bloomfield Ave, Verona, NJ 07044
Phone Number: 973-919-3600
Website: N/A
Other: It’s a regular metaphysical shop that also offers classes and has a psychic.
Name: The Gem Mine
Address: 65 Westwood Ave, Westwood, NJ 07675
Phone Number: 201-722-8676
Website: N/A
Other: Crystal shop, but the staff is also knowledgeable of their metaphysical properties.
Name: Rocky’s Crystals and Minerals
Address: 559 Bloomfield Ave, Montclair, NJ
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.rockyscrystalsonline.com
Other: Large selection of high-quality crystals and jewelry for decent prices, and a wide selection of reiki candles, as well as some dried herbs and other useful items. They provide tons of information on every product in their store.
New Mexico
Name: Abitha's Metaphysical Shop
Address: 2231 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112
Phone Number: (505) 262-0401
Website: https://www.abithas.us
A a family-owned and operated shop that specializes in purpose oils, incense, and ritual herbs. Other: With over 1,200 blends of oils, and 30 years of magickal herbalist experience to create custom spell kits, fixed candles, and ritual herbs to help the seeker along their path. They also carry a variety of crystals and stones, wands and foci, runes and pendulums, altar cloths and athames, tarot and oracle decks.
(Upstate) New York
Name: Bramble
Address: 118 W Green St., Ithaca, NY 14850
Phone Number: (607) 379-0113
Website: http://www.brambleithaca.com/
Other: Community Herbalism store with dried herbs, tinctures, balms, sage, and community classes.
Name: Crossroads Gifts & Wellness
Address: 131 & 133 Jay St, Schenectady, NY 12305
Phone Number: +1 518-357-8366
Website: http://www.crossroadsgallery.com
Other: N/A
Name: The Magic Moon
Address: 15 Phila St, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone Number: +1 518-583-2488
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Mythic Treasures
Address: 274 Goodman St N # B127, Rochester, NY 14607
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.mythictreasures.com/
Other: N/A
Name: Epiphanies
Address: 215 East Ridge Road, Rochester, NY 14621
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://epiphanies.business.site/
Other: N/A
Name: Mystic Moon
Address: 115 Park Ave, Rochester, NY 14607
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://www.mysticmoononpark.com/
Other: N/A
Name: Spirit & Crystal Connections
Address: 714 University Ave, Rochester, NY 14607
Phone Number: N/A
Website: http://spirit-crystal-connections.business.site/
Other: N/A
Name: Psychic Thyme
Address: 1460 Lyell Ave, Rochester, NY 14606
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: High winds Herbs
Address: Campbell Hill Rd, Middleburgh, NY
Phone Number: (518)827-4030
Website: highwindsherbs.com
Other: Specializes in herbs; smoking, medicinal, magickal, tea, resin, ethnobotanicals
Name: It’s Called Herbal Magick, Inc.
Address: 402 West Ave., Lockport, NY 14094
Phone Number: +1 (716) 439-5144
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
New York City
Manhattan
Name: Flower Power Herbs and Roots, Inc.
Address: 406 East 9th St., New York, N.Y. 10009
Phone Number: 212-982-6664
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Rock Star Crystals*
Address: 146 W 126th St, New York NY 10001
Phone Number: 212-675-3065
Website: http://rockstarcrystalsmanhattan.com/
Other: Gemstones, Jewelry, Fossils, Meteorites, Shells and Metaphysical Tools. The person who runs the store is extremely knowledgeable and happily assists with any needs you might have. Came here even before converting to Paganism and fell in love. A tiny but beautiful shop I came upon by happenstance.
Name: Enchantments
Address: 424 E 9th St., New York, NY
Phone Number: (212)-228-4394
Website: enchantmentsinnyc.com
Other: Offers a small selection of books, tarot/oracle decks, incense, herbs, custom candles, and more.
Name: Namaste Bookshop
Address: 2 W 14th St., New York, NY
Phone Number: (212)-645-0141
Website: NamasteBookshop.com
Other: Specializes in crystals and books. A wide array of tarot/oracle cards. Candles, jewelry, incense and more. In-store readings.
Name: Stick, Stone, & Bone*
Address: 113 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014
Phone Number: 212-807-7024
Website: www.stickstonebone.com
Other: N/A
Brooklyn
Name: Catland Books*
Address: 987 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Phone Number: 718-418-9393
Website: catlandbooks.com
Other: Offers great books and wares for all experience levels.
Name: Ruby’s House of Crystals
Address: 119 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231
Phone Number: N/A
Website: rubyshouseofcrystals.com
Other: N/A
Queens
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Bronx
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Staten Island
Name: East Meets West*
Address: 2655 Richmond Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314 (Staten Island Mall)
Phone Number: 718-494-3064
Website: https://www.eastmeetswestusa.com/
Other: Nice little metaphysical shop in the mall.
Name: Magic Moon Sisters*
Address: 4116 Hylan Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10308
Phone Number: 718-948-3006
Website: magicmoonsisters.com
Other: A metaphysical shop run by two women – one with Native American Lineage and one with a Celtic background - that offers magickal and spiritual wares, classes, and spiritual healing of all kinds.
Name: Mystikal Wonders
Address: 451 Jewett Ave, Staten Island, NY 10302
Phone Number: 718-816-1234
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
North Carolina
Name: Dancing Moon Books & Gifts
Address: 1840 Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh, NC 27608
Phone Number: (919) 833-8081
Website: dancingmoonraleigh.com
Other: Has plenty of crystals, incense, candles, and books. They host readers and have classes in the house as well.
Name: The Holy Rose
Address: 311 Blake St, Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone Number: (919) 803-5787
Website: theholyrose.com
Other: Must be 18+ to enter the shop. They card at the door. They have lots of crystals, candles, incense, and books.
Name: Mystic Elements
Address: 4403 Park Avenue, Wilmington, NC
Phone Number: (910) 799 1001
Website: mysticelements.com
Other: This is a great, locally-owned shop that carries crystals, sage, tarot cards, and more! It has statues for many different religions/cultures and has a wide variety of incense.
Name: Crystal Visions
Address: 5426 Asheville Hwy., Hendersonville, NC 28791
Phone Number: (828) 687-1193
Website: http://crystalvisionsbooks.com/
Other: Crystal Visions is a Sanctuary for the Spiritual Seeker, providing resources for transformation and growth including books, music. crystals, jewelry and more. Serving the Greater Asheville, NC community since 1989.
Name: Raven and Crone
Address: 555 Merrimon Ave. Asheville, NC, 28804
Phone Number: (828) 424-7868
Website: www.ashevilleravenandcrone.com
Other: N/A
Ohio
Name: Book of Shadows
Address: 1100 Clarendon Rd., Canton, Ohio 44710
Phone Number: 330-451-6083
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: The Dragon’s Mantle
Address: 962 Kenmore Blvd., Akron, Ohio 44314
Phone Number: 330-687-5654
Website: https://dagonsmantle.webs.com/
Other: Host all kinds of classes and host parties and ritual for every sabbat. Great prices and very smart people.
Name: Once In A Blue Moon
Address: 4348 Monroe St Toledo, OH 43606 United States.
Phone Number: 1 (419) 810-1478.
Website: https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Shopping---Retail/Once-In-A-Blue-Moon-246088728797706/
Other: N/A
Name: Whatever Works Wellness Center
Address: 7433 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236
Phone Number: 513.791.9428
Website: http://www.whateverworkswellness.com
Other: They have a very organized selection of crystals and also offer sheets that list the meanings and are very reasonably priced. They also have books, teas, and some herbs and oils.
Oklahoma
Name: Spiritual Rose
Address: 2929 S Harvard Ave, Tulsa, OK 74114
Phone Number: (918)779-4131
Other: A small store owned by a friendly couple. You can ask them any question and they are super nice and very helpful! They offer classes in Wicca and do small get-togethers on Tuesdays.
Oregon
Name: The Crystal Mirror
Address: 189 Liberty Street Northeast B5, Salem, OR 97301
Phone Number: +1 971-240-0862
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/thecrystalmirroronline/
Other: N/A
Name: By Candlelight & Conjure
Address: 410 Pine St NE, Salem, OR 97301
Phone Number: +1 971-388-9373
Website: https://m.facebook.com/pg/candlelightandconjure/about/
Other: N/A
Pennsylvania
Name: Shooting For The Moon
Address: 6247 Rte 209 Stroudsburg PA 18360
Phone Number: 570 992 0943
Website: www.shootingforthemoon.com
Other: They have 6-week classes including herbology, tarot, and planetary magick. There are also full moon ceremonies and Sabbats
Name: Garland of Letters
Address: 527 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone Number: (215) 923-5946
Website: N/A
Other: New Age/pagan bookstore with crystals, incense, candles, tarot decks, yoga classes, and more.
Name: juju
Address: 6739 Reynolds St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Phone Number: +1 814-460-1538
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Sparkledragon’s Magical Emporium
Address: 2120 Broadway Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: Specialized in crystals, books, and curiosities.
Name: Journey's of Life
Address: 810 Bellefonte Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232
Phone Number: N/A
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Crystal Wand
Address: 529 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg PA 17325
Phone Number: 717-420-5637
Website: www.crystalwandinpa.com
Other: N/A
Name: Heaven & Nature Store
Address: 3972 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg PA 17109
Phone Number: 717-545-0204
Website: heavenandnaturestore.com
Other: N/A
South Carolina
Name: Serenity at Sunset
Address: 321 E Main St., Pickens, SC 29671
Phone Number: (864) 878-9973
Website: http://www.serenityatsunset.com/
Other: Books, oracle cards, art, jewelry, orgon, malas, crystals, candles, natural care products, bags, tapestries & more! We still carry feather smudge wands, sacred herbs, and smokeless sprays - custom order options available. A beautiful serene meditation center available for your peaceful practice. A library & tea room for you to relax, read and ruminate!
Name: Earth's Elements
Address: 220 E. Main St., Walhalla, South Carolina 29691
Phone Number: (864) 916-4001
Website: http://earthselements.co/
Other: They offer handcrafted bath and body products like soaps, salves, and lip balms, shampoo and conditioners and lotions, herbs, healing stones, gemstone jewelry, natural teas and Essential Oils.
Name: Nyla Beans
Address: 1523 N Pleasantburg[EG1] Dr., Greenville, SC 29609
Phone Number: (864) 292-5529
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Nyla-Beans-185261374846000/
Other: Eclectic shop, featuring handcrafted gifts and jewelry, fair trade items, and bohemian, casual, and festival clothing. We also carry crystals, incense, and metaphysical items.
Tennessee
Name: Spiritual Awakenings/We 3 Witches
Address: 3694 West Market Street Johnson City, TN 37604
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.facebook.com/SpiritualAwakeningsJC
Other: Handfasting rituals to offering tea leaf readings, oracle readings, tarot readings, Etc. They host various events that can be found through their site. They sell crystals, full moon water, incense, candles, spells of various kinds already prepared for you with instructions on how to do them, journals to create; grimoires, dream journals, and book of shadows.
Name: Valhalla’s Gate
Address: 209 Dover Rd., Clarksville Tennessee 37042
Phone Number: N/A
Website: Valhallasgatetn.com
Other: N/A
Name: Cosmic Connections
Address: 1701 Portland Avenue, Nashville Tennessee 37212
Phone Number: N/A
Website: yourcosmicconnections.com
Other: N/A
Name: Yellow Sky Emporium
Address: 1313 Rocky Hill Road, Knoxville, TN 37919
Phone Number: (865)560-8894
Website: https://www.yellowskyemporium.com/
Other: N/A
Texas
Name: The Magick Cauldron
Address: 2424 Montrose Blvd., Houston, Texas 77006
Phone Number: 713.523.0069
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Name: Hearth Wisdom Store
Address: 3901 W. Arkansas Lane Suite 118, Arlington, Texas 76016
Phone Number: 682-323-5085
Website: www.hearthwisdomstore.com
Other: Very welcoming and knowledgeable staff. They sell a variety of books, bags, jars, spells, crystals/stones, furniture, clothing, accessories, and have an amazing herb, incense, and candle selection. They also have tarot decks and multiple other divination methods. HWS also hold events and classes on certain days, as well as rituals for all.
Vermont
Name: Moonshadows Gifts For The Spirit
Address: 72 N Main St., Saint Albans, VT 05478
Phone Number: +1 (802) 524-6758
Website: N/A
Other: This store sells everything for the Witch/Wiccan/Pagan! They have tons of crystals, crystal balls, books, incense, herbs, cauldrons, chalices, motor and pestles, pendulums, tarot cards, personal learning sessions, and so much more!
Washington
Name: Lotus of the Moon
1386 Jadwin Ave., Richland, Washington
Phone Number: (509) 940-7460
Website: N/A
Other: Spiritual store. Also offer services, educational opportunities, and yoga
Name: Zenith Supplies
Address: 6300 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
Phone Number: (800) 735-7217 or (206) 525-7997
Website: https://zenithsupplies.com/
Other: If you want it they most likely have it, from tarot to crystals to essential oils and much more.
Name: Life Keys Energy
Address: 1700 SE Mile Hill Dr #240, Port Orchard, WA
Phone Number:
Website: http://lifekeysenergy.com
Other: It's a witch owned yoga and reiki studio that also sells an ever growing amount of holistic items like bath salts/bath tea, Palo Santos, bracelets, and mandalas.
Name: Wonders Of The World
Address: 621 W Mallon Ave, Spokane WA. 99201
Phone Number: (509) 328 - 6890 and (509) 325 - 2867
Website: wondersoftheworldinc.com
Other: They have a large selection of crystals, medium-sized figurines of greek deities, medium-sized figurines of dragons, and much more!
Name: Crescent Moon Gifts
Address: 2502 6th Ave., Tacoma, WA 98406
Phone Number: +1 (253) 572-8339
Website: crescentmoongifts.com
Other: Tarot, crystals, herbs, pendulums, candles, statuettes, ritual tools ... the the list goes on and on.
Wisconsin
Name: House of Magick
Address: 4726 S Packard Ave., Cudahy WI 53110-1430
Phone Number: (414) 294-3444
Website: N/A
Other: N/A
Virginia
Name: Aquarian Book Shop
Address: 3519 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, VA 23221-2722
Phone Number: (804) 353-5575
Website: N/A
Other: The store includes crystals, candles, clothing, books, statues, and more. Also hosts classes, tarot readings, and has an apothecary and healing center.
Name: Crystal Cottage
Address: 4320 Electric Road, Roanoke, Virginia 24018.
Phone Number: 5407766861
Website: crystalcottage.com
Other: They mostly specialize in crystals but also carry some overtly Wiccan items, incense, candles, etc.
Name: Mountain Mystic Trading Co.
Address: 215 South St., Front Royal, Virginia
Phone Number: N/A
Website: https://www.mountainmystic.com
Other: N/A
Name: 13 Magickal Moons
Address: 440 Mill St., Occoquan, VA 22125
Phone Number: (703) 495-5135
Website: www.13magickalmoons.com
Other: This is a cute shop, with lots of crystals, herbs, jewelry, and homemade candles—plus, two shop cats. The owner does tarot readings. (Somewhat hectic as the owner’s small kids are often around, but still a good shop.)
Name: Sacred Circle Books
Address: 919 King St., Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone Number: (703) 299-9309
Website: N/A
Other: Great selection of books, also has crystals, herbs, tarot cards, statues, and jewelry. A huge amount of community events and offers reiki, psychic/tarot readings, and classes/workshops. Has a binder with a list of everyone who does mystical stuff for the whole area.
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Suzanne Doucet - New Age Box Set 1982-84 SNIPS (darkentriesrecords)
We are honored to release a 5-LP Vinyl Box Set from one of the key figures of New Age music, Suzanne Doucet from her incredible run of cassette only albums from 1982-84. Suzanne was born in Tuebingen, Germany where as a three year old, Doucet discovered her innate artistic gifts. Instinctively, she was always drawing, playing music, singing, and writing. By the age of 18, Suzanne was an established pop star in Germany with several #1 hits. She also made her mark as a composer, actress, TV moderator, director, engineer, and producer. At age 25. she took a sabbatical from the music business to go on a spiritual odyssey. In 1970 she released a triple album of field recordings and mind-expanding psychedelia under the name Zweistein. For the next ten years, she developed her own style of New Age music while exploring many areas of metaphysics and spiritual practices, including astrology, music therapy, tarot, yoga and the Kabbalah.
In 1979, Doucet launched a record label in West Germany named Isis, after the Egyptian goddess of feminine divinity. She formed the duo New Age with her musical partner Christian Bühner, and released the 1982 cassette album ‘Transformation’, which was inspired by a visit to Findhorn, Scottland. Suzanne and Christian recorded acoustic sounds such as waterdrops and vocals using sophisticated sound manipulation devices and muli-track recording techniques. The only electronic instruments used were the Jupiter 8 and the Roland TR-808 drum machine. The next year the duo began work on the follow-up ‘Transmission’, which released on cassette in 1983. After this release, Bühner and Doucet moved to Los Angeles, hoping to find more kindred spirits in the burgeoning New Age scene there. Doucet met Tajalli (William Wichman) whom with she would collaborate with on the 1984 cassette ‘Brilliance’. That same year Doucet married Video Artist and Yoga instructor James Bell. Together they recorded two albums, ‘Reflecting Light Vol. 1’ and ‘Reflecting Light Vol. 2’, using a Roland JX-3P, TR-909 and a Steinway Grand Piano. Both cassettes had mirrored covers, a reference to the Zweistein jacket 14 years prior.
For the first time Suzanne’s cassette music is available on vinyl, in a limited run of 300 box sets. Each is stamped with a rainbow foil of the goddess Isis and includes an 8-page full color magazine designed by Eloise Leigh with liner notes, photos and reflections by Suzanne. We also have a small amount of stand alone albums available housed in jackets using the original cassette artwork. All albums have been remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios. Doucet's career placed her at the forefront of blossoming New Age Music movement. "People all over the world become more and more inner directed", she says, "New Age Music is the music of the new millennium. We are all pioneers, our work is on the vibrational level, which is the essence of all being. Our inner environment and the outer environment are co-dependent. This is the reason why music is so important for our lives. Whatever I can do to bring consciousness expanding music to as many people as possible, I'll do... and I'll devote my total being to whatever I am doing!"
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#charlestonhomes #homerenovation Life is a constant renovation! Some of you may not know that I was a very successful Realtor in Central Florida for many years! In fact, I hung my license with Coldwell Banker in Winter Park, and it’s what enabled me to eventually open up my yoga studios. My passion for all things real estate actually started while living in Los Angeles, California. I was looking to purchase a condo in West Hollywood right before the 9-11 attack. Fast forward through a series of some life changing events, I was able to help 100’s of buyers and sellers successfully fulfill their real estate dreams. Personally I enjoyed buying and renovating homes, as well as investing & managing my own rentals. It was my real estate career that afforded me the ability to open my yoga studios, which led to traveling the world to lead yoga trainings. So now 15 years later, I am married, yoga studios sold, and I find myself coming full circle with real estate in Charleston, South Carolina. Nate and I are renovating our own home on James Island, of course l am still teaching tons of yoga, AND excited to now hang my SC real estate license with @iop_residential … So if you are thinking of buying or selling a home in the Charleston area, or know someone that is… don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected] I am looking forward to creating new real estate adventures in Charleston! #tymihoward #charlestonrealtor #charlestonrealestate #manifestmiracles #benderhomes #bendertribe #jamesislandsc #homerenovations (at Charleston, South Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZNVVQyl5bK/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Gallery 64, Washington, D.C. housing + museum
Gallery 64, Washington, D.C. Residential Building, New Eye Street Housing, Architecture Design USA
Gallery 64, Washington, D.C.
September 22, 2021
Design: Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners
Location: 65 Eye Street, SW, Washington, D.C., USA
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Gallery 64, Washington, D.C. Housing and Museum
Beyer Blinder Belle Announce Groundbreaking of Gallery 64, Mixed-Use Multifamily Development And Future Home of Rubell Museum on Historic Site
The renovation, adaptive reuse, and redevelopment of the historic, former Randall Junior High School and site will create a vibrant arts campus with a contemporary art museum and Gallery 64, a new 12-story apartment building.
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September 21, 2021 (Washington, DC) — Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners (BBB) announce the design and groundbreaking of Gallery 64, a new 12-story residential building providing 492 units of housing. Gallery 64 will anchor the renovation and redevelopment of the historic 2.7-acre Randall Junior High School site located at 65 Eye Street, SW, in Washington, DC, with the existing former school buildings transformed into the Rubell Museum DC, a world-class contemporary art museum. National real estate firm Lowe is the developer along with joint venture partner on the project, Mitsui Fudosan America.
Constructed in 1906, with two significant wings added in 1927, the Randall Junior High School historically served African American public-school students in southwest Washington, DC until its closing in 1978. The Rubell Museum will fill the central building and east wing of the school buildings which will be preserved and repurposed, presenting internationally renowned contemporary paintings, sculptures, photography, and installations.
A dynamic glass addition at the east wing will create an inviting museum entry, with a bookstore, café, and an outdoor dining terrace that enriches street activity along Eye Street. The West Randall building will provide approximately 18,000 SF of creative workspace aimed at variety of potential tenants including nonprofits, cultural institutions, technology incubators, and coworking businesses. The concept design for the redevelopment of the historic Randall School has received unanimous approval from the Historic Preservation Review Board and from the Advisory Neighborhood Commission. With Gallery 64 sited north of the historic buildings, the redevelopment will result in over 500,000 SF of usable space.
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Gallery 64’s apartment residences are configured as studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units of which 98 are designated affordable. Nineteen two-level, townhouse-style residences activate the street with increased pedestrian connectivity and visual interest. Amenities include rooftop gathering spaces with fire pits, grilling stations, and outdoor kitchens; a dog walk; and a resort-style pool. Indoor communal areas include a spacious lounge with fireplace, game room, fitness center, a maker space, and a sound studio.
Gallery 64 is designed to LEED Gold standards, and the renovation of the historic school buildings will comply with LEED Silver guidelines. Gallery 64 and the overall campus redevelopment are anticipated to be completed by year-end 2022.
Project visuals can be accessed here.
The 20-story infill residential tower includes ground-floor and cellar retail space, 121 rental units on the second through twentieth floors, and amenities including a landscaped rooftop terrace, private rear yard terraces, fitness and yoga rooms, resident lounge space, children’s playroom, general and bicycle storage, communal laundry, and pet wash. Located within the Borough Hall Skyscraper Historic District, the development was approved by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. The project’s foundation was completed in March, and the superstructure was completed in late summer 2021.
The unit interiors will boast a clean modern palette with oversized windows. The building’s distinctive design pays subtle homage to the area’s historic architecture with its verticality, rhythmic dark facade, including a polished black granite base, profiled Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) piers, bronze-tone metal detailing and charcoal-grey colored window frames.
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About Beyer Blinder Belle
Founded in 1968, Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners (BBB) is an award-winning architecture, planning, and interiors practice of 170 professionals in New York City, Washington, DC, and Boston with a longstanding commitment to design excellence, social integrity, and sustainable practices. The firm’s multi-faceted portfolio encompasses preservation, urban design, and new construction projects that span a wide spectrum of building typologies and sectors, including cultural, civic, educational, residential, and commercial.
Planning and design for educational institutions is central to the firm’s practice— and is based on a commitment to understanding mission and responding to the unique physical, historical, and cultural context of each campus.
BBB has designed the renovation and restoration of existing buildings as well as the addition of new buildings for numerous educational institutions including Harvard University, Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, General Theological Seminary, Denison University, and Stony Brook University. BBB has also provided comprehensive campus planning and facilities planning studies for Dartmouth College, Princeton University, and Amherst College, among others.
About Lowe
Los Angeles-based Lowe, formerly known as Lowe Enterprises, is a leading national real estate investment, development and management firm. Over the past 49 years, it has developed, acquired or managed more than $32 billion of real estate assets nationwide as it pursued its mission to build value in real estate by creating innovative, lasting environments and meaningful experiences that connect people and place.
Lowe established its Washington, DC area office in 1980 and has been an active developer of commercial real estate throughout the region. Among Lowe’s signature projects in the area is The Hepburn, ultra-luxury apartments developed adjacent to the famed Washington Hilton Hotel where the firm completed a $150 million restoration, development of the 700,000-square-foot National Science Foundation headquarters building on Alexandria, Virginia, and CityVista, a transformative mixed-use development in the Mount Vernon Triangle area of Washington DC.
Lowe maintains offices in Los Angeles (headquarters), Southern California, Northern California, Charleston, Denver, Seattle, and Washington, DC. For more information visit www.Lowe-RE.com
About Mitsui Fudosan America
Mitsui Fudosan America, Inc. (MFA) is the U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s largest real estate company, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd., a publicly traded company with approximately $ 70 billion of assets. MFA is responsible for Mitsui Fudosan’s real estate investment and development activities in North America, and is headquartered in New York, with branch offices in Washington DC, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Honolulu.
MFA has been active in the United States since the 1970s, and currently owns assets in the New York, Washington DC, Boston, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Honolulu metropolitan areas. MFA’s U.S. portfolio includes 5.6 million square feet of office space, 6.0 million square feet of office space under development, 1,600 residential apartments, 5,300 additional rental units under development, 350 condominiums and townhomes under development, and 753 hotel rooms.
About Rubell Museum
The Rubell Museum is a 501 c3 non-profit foundation based in Miami, Florida since 1994. The museum presents exhibitions drawn from one of the world’s largest privately owned and publicly accessible collections of contemporary art.
The collection is constantly expanding and includes over 7,400 artworks by more than 1,100 artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Kerry James Marshall, Cindy Sherman and Kara Walker. In addition to displaying internationally established artists, the Rubell Museum actively commissions, acquires, exhibits and champions emerging artists working at the forefront of contemporary art.
Each year the foundation presents thematic exhibitions drawn from the collection and these exhibitions often travel to museums around the world. Recent exhibitions have been presented at the Detroit Institute of Arts, San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum, the San Antonio Museum of Art, Madrid’s Fundación Santander, Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum and the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
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CEO Neil Chase and VP of Product Strategy Kim Fox will talk about their nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom, CalMatters, with our own Kinsey Wilson, the head of Newspack (the open-source publishing and revenue-generating platform for news organizations.) CalMatters not only covers policy and politics in California; they also help empower emerging publishers with their digital platforms. We’ll learn how they started, how they sustain their operation, and what they see ahead in digital news.
Zaloa Languages
Anja Spilker is the founder of Mexico-based company Zaloa Languages, which offers online language learning with native teachers to an international audience. Anja is that rare and powerful combination of founder, CEO, and influencer. She’s equally adept at sharing her life behind the scenes as she is in shifting her business model, significantly increasing revenue, and creating a compelling brand with a sophisticated ecommerce approach. Listening to her tell the story of Zaloa Languages will be a masterclass on its own.
HBCU Gameday
With HBCU Gameday, Steven J. Gaither spotted an underrepresented niche in the vast sports media landscape. He teamed up with experienced journalist Tolly Carr and digital technologist and video producer Wali Pitt to create a publication with an important focus on HBCU sports stories of culture and substance. They’re hands-on in understanding how their audience finds them, all while adopting new formats (video!) seamlessly.
Workprint
David Nitzche is a master of short-form storytelling, and he’s making a business out of it. We’ll learn how he weaves trailers, music videos, and creative for Apple, Marvel, National Geographic, Red Bull, Netflix, Google, and more. David will also talk about how he’s evolved his career from freelance editor to launching his own post-production studio, Workprint, in Los Angeles in the middle of the pandemic.
Yoga Next Door
If the story of how Jessica borrowed her son’s GoPro camera to quickly experiment with offering her classes by online video doesn’t inspire you, Yoga Next Door’s return to real-life retreats will. But you just may learn most from Jessica’s on-the-fly business savvy, including how she set up a digital library for customers while continuing to share her mindfulness and yoga expertise willingly. (So willingly that she’ll offer attendees a mid-Summit yoga and mindfulness session.)
STATURE
Which of Nick Engvall’s ventures can you learn most from? We found him via Sneaker History, the podcast he launched with and for fellow sneakerheads, drawing on his own content-creating background with brands like StockX and Finish Line. But we’ll also explore his creative agency STATURE, his hands-on thought leadership for podcasters and creators, his advocacy of WordPress, and how he finds time for it all!
If we have time, that is. Because all of these speakers have many stories to tell and ideas to share, and we have a packed Summit agenda that also includes sessions with our own talented Happiness Engineers, who will lead workshops on blogging, podcasting, building an audience, and SEO.
We hope you’ll join us at the Summit this week — and just as importantly, we hope you’ll keep working on your thing, too. We’d love to feature you someday soon.
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Kelly Marie Tran thought she'd quit acting — then The Last Jedi put her dream into hyperdrive
— Entertainment Weekly
You have this dream. You want to be an actor. But that possibility seems far, far away. You have talent, but zero connections. You love movies, and TV, and comedy. They’re a part of you. So you want to be a part of them.
You go for it.
You leave everything you know and move to where they craft movies and TV. To make ends meet, you take jobs you wouldn’t mind losing if a better gig comes along. Years go by. You book a few small roles. But you’re tired. And you’re worried. It’s not happening.
Then one day, after all that grueling work, a miracle happens. You get your break.
It’s big one. Almost too much to believe.
You get the lead in a Star Wars movie.
It happened for Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Hayden Christensen, and Daisy Ridley. With The Last Jedi, it has happened again for Kelly Marie Tran.
The 28-year-old San Diego native landed the role of Rose Tico, a problem-solving Resistance mechanic, just about a year after she was ready to give up chasing that dream forever.
“There was absolutely a moment,” Tran tells EW. “When I turned 25, I had been at it for some years and I was struggling to pay my bills. I was tired. I had been working [my day job] 40-plus hours a week, plus sometimes I’d have two auditions in the day and then I would write a sketch or do improv at night, or rehearse for the next auditions the next day. So, my days, I would get up at 5 a.m. and then I wouldn’t be home until 11:00 p.m. The days were like that for years.”
“I remember thinking, ‘This could be my life forever,’” she says. “Like, I could just never make it. I could work this hard for the next 20 years of my life and still be struggling.”
This was her twin suns moment. Think of Luke Skywalker standing in the Tatooine desert and staring off at something much bigger and more wondrous than anything else he knows.
There may be struggle ahead. But also great adventure.
Do or do not, there is no ‘try.’
Tran definitely heeded the wise words of Yoda.
“There are so few times in life where you are passionate about anything,” she says. “And I think that if you can find that, you should just hold on to it and protect it at all costs and just follow it, because it’s so rare.”
During her years in Los Angeles, Tran trained at the improv groups iO West, Second City, and Upright Citizens Brigade, and did guest spots on shows like Jimmy Kimmel Live! while writing and starring in digital shorts. Her biggest hit was the 2013 web series Ladies Like Us, an awkward-fest about a group off oddball friends in an epic struggle against everyday life.
Auditioning for Star Wars felt like a longshot. But the first round went well, then the second. Then came a long run of callbacks. The more real it became, the more unreal it seemed.
Tryouts don’t pay the rent, however. During this time, she was punching a clock for a company called Syndicatebleu, a temp agency and recruitment firm.
“I worked in an office. I was like an assistant. So, I would just answer phone calls, coordinate events,” Tran says. “It was a great day job. I worked with amazing people, but obviously whenever you are doing something that’s not your dream, you kind of feel like, ‘Oh, I’m on this grind.’”
Finally, writer-director Rian Johnson scheduled another meet-up, right in the middle of her regular 9 to 5.
Undercover Operative
In her first official Star Wars performance, she had to keep playing the role of Kelly Marie Tran, office assistant.
“The day I found out, Rian was like, ‘Oh we want you in this movie,’ I had just left work on my lunch break to go to this meeting,” she recalls. “Afterward, he told me that I couldn’t tell anyone, so I went back to work and answered phones and answered emails, like nothing happened. It was the most bizarre experience. Inside I was like, Ugh! Crazy!”
Then came the announcement. Then came the production. Then came a whole cascade of happy-happy, joy-joy that struggling actors are unaccustomed to dealing with. “I still just sort of live my life the way that I was before,” she says. “I don’t know when I will feel that it’s different. Definitely, when I saw the action figures, I was like, ‘This is insane,’ but it still hasn’t sunk in or registered on me.”
One thing that has registered for this daughter of Vietnamese immigrants is the significance of being the first Asian-American woman to land a lead a Star Wars movie. “Growing up I watched a lot of [pop culture] and didn’t really get to see a lot of people that looked like me,” she says. “I think that I’m really lucky to be this person, and I get to be part of this franchise. I hope that it is a move in a better direction.”
Despite being a Star Wars hero, she can’t shake this stubborn feeling she’s being punked.
“I still don’t really believe it’s real,” Tran says. “Like when I’m driving past the place I used to work, or when I’m driving past the comedy studio where I used to take photos in exchange for classes, or when I’m driving past the yoga studio I used to clean on the weekends. It’s not that far removed from me yet. I get very sentimental over things like that.”
That’s the bizarre thing about dreams. When they come true, you can still feel like you’re dreaming.
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Are Fitness Buffs Going Back to the Gym? – The New York Times
The 5:30 a.m. alarm to hit the spin class. The interminable waits for the ab-crunch machine. The masses of sweating bodies huffing and puffing just feet away, followed by the hurried shower and the wet-haired hustle to the office before the boss arrives.
America’s gym habit always involved its share of hassle and expense. And then came the pandemic.
So what now? As the world reopens — or at least, we hope it does — a wounded health club industry is banking on pent-up demand to drive a gym renaissance. Will this happen? Or will workout warriors, after a year exploring virtual and outdoor alternatives, come to see their old gyms as fitness anachronisms, like a Richard Simmons “Disco Sweat” workout VHS from the Clinton years?
Consider Henry Lihn, 40, a tech entrepreneur in Manhattan. Before the pandemic, he would hit an Equinox gym in SoHo or Greenwich Village at least four mornings a week to lift weights, box or do yoga.
He wouldn’t dream of it now. “The gym is a raging dumpster fire of Covid bacteria and hamster wheels,” Mr. Lihn said. “I’m never going back.”
Instead, Mr. Lihn has adopted a socially-distanced outdoor regimen: he bikes the West Side Highway twice a day, plays tennis on public courts in Brooklyn, and does chin-ups on walk-signal cross bars. The wind in his face, the sun on his cheeks, he is hooked. A few weeks ago, he canceled his gym membership.
The uncertainties around the Delta variant have not encouraged some former group exercisers. “I have zero interest in going back to the yoga studio,” said Heidi Kim, 33, a tech consultant in Los Angeles, which recently reinstated mandatory masks for indoor public spaces. “Of the many things I want to do indoors, sweating with strangers is not high on the list.”
Instead Ms. Kim now stays in shape with outdoor distance runs and muscle toning courses on the fitness site, the Sculpt Society.
Others have come to believe that they no longer need to pay as much as $200 or higher per month to exercise when they could invest in a few pieces of home equipment and get the same results.
“Working out at home with Beachbody on Demand and free workouts from Instagram influencers have worked really well for me,” said Danielle DeBoe Harper, 44, a creative director for a home fixtures company in Cleveland. “So for now, at least, my budget priorities no longer include a line item for a gym membership.”
Plus, there is the added convenience of not having to spend time traveling back and forth to the gym, changing into workout clothes and then showering — which can take as much time as the workout itself.
Others have found that the sense of community and socializing they found in a fitness club can be easily replicated outside it.
After his Equinox branch closed, Harry Santa-Olalla, 34, an auctioneer who lives in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, formed a fitness pod last summer to sweat through hill sprints and burpees with a few friends, including the “Games of Thrones” actor Kit Harington.
Working out in this tight-knit crew, they were able to motivate each other and help keep each other grounded in a difficult time.“Two more guys joined today,” Mr. Santa-Olalla said. “They’re coming along to a barbecue I’m hosting tomorrow on my roof. That would have never happened in a gym.”
That sense of camaraderie can also be found at home, with group spinning classes on Peloton and personal trainers on Zoom.
“From the first day I owned the Peloton, I rode every day for 4 months straight,” said Amy Lin, 32, an elementary schoolteacher in Calgary, Alberta, who ditched her pricey gym and personal trainer for a Peloton group called Lonely Bikes Club.
In a year filled with isolation, fear and, in her case, grief (her husband died last year of a non-Covid related illness), her new routine gave her a sense of belonging. “Because of this fancy bike that goes nowhere,” Ms. Lin said, “I have somehow kept going on.”
Another pandemic fitness hack — the Zoom personal trainer — has retained its appeal, even after gyms reopened. “People love it,” said Michael Gabryszewski, 26, a personal trainer in Rhinebeck, N.Y. “It eliminates the commute, which is a big barrier to fitness. So instead of doing one session a week, you can do four or five, because it doesn’t take too much time out of your schedule.”
Virtual gyms and trainers appear to have staying power. According to a recent McKinsey & Company survey, 70 percent of people who used online fitness programs during the pandemic plan to stick with them long-term.
Gearing Back Up
All of this may seem ominous for the future of gyms, which have been a fixture in American culture at least since John Travolta was wearing short shorts and grinding in aerobics classes in the 1983 movie, “Perfect.”
Some 22 percent of the nation’s fitness facilities closed permanently during the pandemic, according to IHRSA, the Global Health & Fitness Association, with 1.5 million industry employees losing their jobs since the beginning of the pandemic.
“Being shut down for six months was clearly a very dark time,” said Todd Magazine, the chief executive of Blink Fitness, a national chain of affordable health clubs that endured furloughs and layoffs. “We’re predominantly a brick and mortar business.”
But there are reasons for optimism, too. Plenty of Lycra-clad sweat obsessives seem to be hearing the siren call of the StairMaster once again.
As Covid restrictions have eased in some regions, gym traffic is back to more than 80 percent of the pre-lockdown levels of January 2020, according to a recent survey by Jefferies, the financial services company (it’s worth noting that gym membership reached record levels in 2019, according to the IHRSA).
A rebound is evident at Blink Fitness, where sign-ups last month, normally slow season for gyms, equaled those of January 2020, usually a frenzied month for gym-goers trying to make good on New Year’s resolutions, according to the company.
Gold’s Gym International, which filed for bankruptcy in 2020, was recently acquired by RSG Group, a German fitness company, for $100 million. The 24 Hour Fitness chain, which closed 100 clubs and filed for Chapter 11, emerged from bankruptcy last December following a restructuring.
Business is booming at some smaller gyms, as well. “Our numbers were stronger this past quarter than they ever were,” said Jenny Liu, the president of Dogpound, a high-end boutique gym focused on one-on-one training with locations in TriBeCa and West Hollywood.
For some fitness freaks, there is a larger reason to return to a gym: it’s the kind of thing people didn’t even used to think about doing before the pandemic.
This past July, Sarah Goldsmith, 36, a communications associate for a public affairs firm in Washington D.C., returned to her rigorous pre-Covid gym routine: almost every day, usually starting around 5:15 a.m.
“I’ve been sore almost every day since,” Ms. Goldsmith said. “For me, that is a big part of feeling normal again.”
source https://wealthch.com/are-fitness-buffs-going-back-to-the-gym-the-new-york-times/
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Beachfront Getaway | The Argonaut Newsweekly
Venice V Hotel commemorates regional art, browse and skate culture
By Kamala Kirk
Proper Hospitality just recently revealed the opening of Venice V Hotel in Los Angeles’ renowned Venice Beach Community.
Venice V Hotel is a brand-new shop home from Proper Hospitality that just recently opened its doors in Venice Beach. Proper Hospitality styles, brand names and runs high-end way of life hospitality experiences under its Proper, Avalon, and Hotel June brand names. Led by the visionaries behind The Kor Group, the business handles Proper branded hotels in Santa Monica, San Francisco and Austin, to name a few.
“Venice V is an irreplaceable landmark on legendary Venice Beach,” stated Brian De Lowe, co-founder and president of Proper Hospitality. “We couldn’t be more excited to partner with the Lambert family to bring their lifelong vision to reality. As we continue to expand the Proper and Hotel June brands, Venice V Hotel represents a growing part of Proper Hospitality’s business – the management of inspiring independent, third-party owned hotels that have a shared ethos with the other properties in our portfolio.”
Envisioned as a meeting place for the imaginative wanderer these days, Venice V Hotel draws its motivation from the city’s famous skate park, browse scene and unequaled culture for a genuine regional experience. Located off Westminster Avenue on the Venice Beach Boardwalk, the beachfront home is embeded in a 1915 landmark structure that was formerly called The Waldorf, which was a previous home to Hollywood icons such as Charlie Chaplin and Clara Bow.
“The present-day Venice V embraces the building’s historic foundation, with a dedication to preserving many of its special original period details including exposed interior riveted steel beams, a central grand staircase, and a carefully restored elevator with etched bronze doors, mahogany and brass interior,” stated hotel supervisor Leah Edwards. “Unique details are around every corner, from the curated local art in every guest room to the striking lobby mural of Venice visionary Abbot Kinney, constructed entirely of more than 4,000 skateboard wheels.”
Proper Hospitality worked carefully with regional style and architecture partner, Relativity Architects, to bring the vision for Venice V to life. Each of the hotel’s spaces, suites, penthouses and roof cottages provide stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The ocean view and ocean front cottages have personal entryways, domestic conveniences and sensational Venice Beach and Boardwalk views.
No 2 spaces are alike, and all of the spaces include exposed brick from the initial structure and the reconditioned elevator is the earliest West of the Mississippi. Modern touches consist of custom-made LED lighting and flatscreens offering Apple TELEVISION. The previous basement theater has actually been changed into a versatile tech-friendly area for group conferences, personal screenings and celebratory events.
“The V is a nod to the eclectic range of the Venice story, with no two rooms, suites or spacious bungalows alike,” Edwards stated. “Three distinct, design-driven room themes offer interiors inspired by beach bohemians; cozy, creativity-inducing artist studios; and skate/surf culture. The spacious rooms and suites range from 200 to 560 square feet and feature stunning Pacific Ocean views, open floor plans, hardwood floors and walk-in showers. In every space, original details from the historic building were preserved while weaving in elevated touches like oversized noise-canceling windows, platform beds, imported linens and Aesop bath amenities.”
The hotel is likewise pet-friendly and its diverse shows consists of beach yoga and running groups, browse and skate lessons, curated picnics, assisted bike and art mural trips, and more. Offerings display Proper Hospitality’s dedication to offer visitors and residents with improving experiences, commemorating and engaging with the culture of the surrounding area.
“We have partnered with Great White Venice to offer an in-room dining experience for our guests,” Edwards stated. “In your room you will see a card with the Great White logo and on the back there is a QR code that will take you to their app/menu. We are also walking distance to a multitude of dining options on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Main Street and the surrounding Venice Boardwalk area.”
For those looking for health and relaxation throughout their stay, Venice V Hotel provides in-room medical spa services offered by Soothe, a popular mobile health company. The hotel is likewise presently using complimentary yoga on the beach at 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays, and beach cruisers and skateboards are offered for visitors to utilize.
“The Venice V is in the heart of Venice, located right on the iconic boardwalk where you experience all walks of life and spectacular views of the Pacific,” Edwards stated. “We are also very cognizant that were are a reflection of our city and want to give back as much as possible. Our Dogtown rooms display skateboards from the Garage Board Shop, an organization based in LA that focuses on education-based programs for at-risk youth, with part of the proceeds going directly back to the organization. 10% or our pet fee is donated to the Best Friends Animal Society; and Proper Hospitality’s charitable initiative, Proper Giving, has turned its focus toward helping to bring support, resources and energy toward lowering rates of homelessness in our Proper cities.”
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