The location at 172 Newark Avenue, 3rd Floor, will close on February 10th while the location in Hoboken at 79 Hudson Street, LL 104 will remain open while the change takes place
Owner Alyza Brevard-Rodriguez, the first Black, Latinx, female, LGBTQ and disabled veteran cannabis operator in the state, is on a mission to expand her existing wellness brand to include cannabis.
Women are faced with the glass ceiling, the concrete ceiling, the glass cliff, and in cannabis we deal with the grass ceiling. Men do not typically share these types of experiences, especially white men.
SW3AT Sauna Studio opened on Newark Avenue this past November, the first JC outpost of a holistic wellness trend that first gained traction in LA (surprise!) before making its way to NYC and eventually, us.
ClassPass, the leading fitness and wellness membership, today announced the winners of the Company’s much-anticipated Best of ClassPass Awards.
Get your sweat on at SW3AT Sauna Studio in Jersey City. Their infrared sauna offers red, blue, white, yellow, light blue lavender, and green light therapy. SW3AT Sauna Studio is great if you are looking for a birthday or bridal shower spot.
ERSEY CITY, NJ, July 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board (CCB) has approved a local disabled war veteran to open a dispensary called “The Other Side Dispensary” in the Heights neighborhood of Jersey City open
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Asa part of our series about “Why We Need More Women Founders”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Alyza Brevard-Rodriguez.
If you’ve been looking to up your health and wellness game, we have three words for you: SW3AT Sauna Studio. Located in downtown Jersey City, SW3AT is a holistic sanctuary for those seeking to heal the mind Read more…
Infrared sauna therapy has been a growing trend for awhile and this week Jersey City welcomes its first infrared sauna studio. Read more…

Black History Month honors all Black people from all periods of U.S. history, from the enslaved people first brought over from Africa in the early 17th century to African Americans living in the United States today. Read More…