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April 8, 2021

Union Market District’s “Rise & Thrive” Invites You to Wake Up on the Right Side of the Bed

February 16, 2021

The Museum for Black Girls Opens in RiNo Art District

November 30, 2020

Union Market District’s ‘Shop The District’ is Here to put a Red Bow on Your Holiday Season

August 14, 2020

Walk Union Market District’s New Outdoor Gallery Celebrating Melanin & Black Heritage

November 18, 2019

EDENS Lakeside Centre Ushers in a New Era of Retail with Specialty and Niche Concepts

October 1, 2019

Redevelopment Begins for the New ‘Market on University’

September 20, 2019

EDENS South Bay to Launch “DOToberfest” Celebration in October

August 28, 2019

Iconic Henri’s Bakery Toasts to 90 Years

August 14, 2019

La Cosecha’s Block Party and Preview Celebration, Calle Latina, to Feature Ozomatli in Concert

May 21, 2019

Star Chefs Unite for Eighth Annual Sunday Supper Benefit on June 2

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Stand for what we stand on: Earth. 🌎 #7wordsto

Stand for what we stand on: Earth. 🌎
#7wordstories #EDENSGoGreen

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” —M. Mead
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For #EarthMonth 🌎 , we take a stand. All EDENS public spaces are carbon neutral, but we're not done yet. We are committed to doing even more for our people, places and planet. If not for us, we must do it for our little ones, the future generations.

It’s impossible not to have an impact in the world. Consumption is essential to life, and its by-products are inevitable. What is possible is making conscious decisions to reduce our carbon footprint. While EDENS is carbon neutral in all common areas at our places, our goal is to work with our retail partners and communities to achieve carbon neutrality throughout all our spaces by 2026. The opportunities are endless; together, we are committed to establishing building blocks today for a thriving, sustainable community of tomorrow. [link in bio] to learn more about our GoGreen initiatives and guides for retailers and community.

Scents, sights, celebrations. PINK textures in BLO

Scents, sights, celebrations. PINK textures in BLOOM 🌸 🍭🌷
#7wordstories #UnionMarketDC [Swipe for more 🌸🔛]

Slow down, look up and smell the blossoms at @UnionMarketDC - the community is blooming! If you're in Washington, DC right now, peak cherry blossom season probably has your senses on high alert. If you're not, there's still time to visit the blooms throughout the Union Market District and enjoy the National Cherry Blossom Festival (March 30 - April 11), a unique month-long celebration commemorating a gift of 3,000 cherry trees in 1912 from Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo to the City. #WashingtonDC

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Communities do better when women do better. #7word

Communities do better when women do better. #7wordstories #WomensHistoryMonth

Denver native and community neighbor, Tran Wills is an entrepreneur, business owner, industry mentor, curator and activist. To be all these things, including a mother to four children, her courage is obvious. She is the founder of Base Coat, the first non-toxic nail salon in Denver and one of only a few in the entire country, and an ethical nail salon advocate. Earlier this month, Tran opened the newly expanded Matriarch Mercantile at 2700 Walnut Street in Denver's RiNo Art District as a marketplace and collab with Babe Walls, a celebration of womxn and non-binary artists. According to Tran, Matriarch is "a culmination of everything I've done over the past 15 years all in one space." We are assuming that's quite a lot, so be sure to stop by and check it out! Hours are Tues.-Sat. 11 am-6pm.
Photography: @tranwills
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Communities do better when women do better. #7word

Communities do better when women do better. #7wordstories #WomensHistoryMonth
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De carácter Latino | @novabossaliving x VOGUE Latin America, Marzo 2021 @voguemexico
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“Carolina Campanelli, CEO + Founder of NOVA BOSSA, calls herself an admirer of the aesthetics and singularity of Latin American fashion. The Brazilian, who from a very young age developed a particular appreciation for the natural beauty and ethnic diversity not only of her native land but of the entire Latin American region, has used her creative and artistic eye to create a space that answers all of these wishes. In 2019, NOVA BOSSA came to light as a concept store in Washington, D.C., housing a variety of Latin American brands who share these values.”
In honor of Women’s History Month and the the 30+ small women-owned brands NOVA BOSSA invests in, 10% of all net sales proceeds in March will be donated to Ayuda and Safe Shores. #ChoosetoChallenge | @unionmarketdc #LaCosechaDC A Place by EDENS

Women do better when communities do better. #7word

Women do better when communities do better. #7wordstories #womenshistorymonth

Local Wellesley residents and artists Annie Newman, Laura Robert and Julie Vari founded ArtWellesley in 2021 as a resource to local artists, art groups and town residents to connect with one another and new opportunities. Their most recent initiative, storefront installations on view now through the end of March, has been to work with property owners and local officials to bring vitality to Wellesley Square, near Boston. “While Wellesley is ripe with creativity and discreet cohorts of makers, the storefront project offers a unique occasion to connect the entire art community in common purpose,” says Annie, of 50 Central Street —an EDENS place. The three women have collaborated for several years on public art projects. ArtWellesley is supported in part by a grant from the Wellesley COVID-19 Relief Fund, established last year to address unmet needs in the community caused by the pandemic. | @artwellesley #CentralStreetWellesley, A Place by EDENS

Communities do better when women do better. #7word

Refresh, renew, relax...reset. Spring is here! #7w

Refresh, renew, relax...reset. Spring is here! #7wordstories

If there’s one thing that scientists, psychologists and wellness professionals all agree on, spending time outdoors is good for you. Just 20 minutes of natural sunlight boosts energy, immunity, brain activity and, of course, our daily dose of Vitamin D. When we step outside for a breath of fresh air, our whole perspective might change—we remember those things that matter most, like relationships and community.

Today is the vernal equinox in the U.S.—the perfect time for an energetic reset and new beginnings. No matter where you are on the map, the advent of a new season brings fresh opportunities for re-discovery. Read more about the outdoor experiences at EDENS places at the link in bio.

Communities do better when women do better. #7word

Communities do better when women do better. #7wordstories #WomensHistoryMonth
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Child psychiatrists and psychologists agree that pretend and free play are healthy ways for children to process stressful experiences, such as a global pandemic. “Play helps modulate their mood,” says Sandra Russ, Ph.D., professor and psychologist. “Children can express these things in little bits, and in ways that are manageable for them.”
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Few know play better than Candace Williams who founded The Toy Maven in 2005. In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we celebrate women and their contributions to our communities. Last year, the former schoolteacher with a love for creative learning re-opened at Preston Royal Village after a hurricane destroyed the original location in 2019. Today, the award-winning locally owned toy store has two locations in the Dallas area, with a third on the way. Read more at the link in bio. | @thetoymaven #PrestonRoyalVillage #DallasTexas

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