Curry first opened Sweet July in 2021, offering the Oakland community a place to gather and source items for their lifestyle.

Ayesha Curry’s boutique shop and café in Oakland, Calif. is closing “in order to prioritize the safety” of customers and ...

Ayesha Curry’s store Sweet July is abruptly closing in Oakland next week, citing ‘safety’ concerns for its staff ...

Ayesha Curry's Sweet July store in Oakland, California, will close due to safety concerns nearly three years after it ...

Ayesha Curry's Sweet July store and café in Oakland is set to close permanently, citing safety concerns for patrons and staff ...

Ayesha Curry is in the hot seat right now after upsetting Oakland, California, locals. On Feb. 1, the entreprenuer announced ...

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Sweet July’s last day in the crime-ridden city will be Feb. 9 — about four years after the wife of NBA star Steph Curry first opened its doors to sell home goods and products from black-owned ...

Ayesha Curry expands her empire into publishing with "Sweet July Books," featuring Trisha Tobias' novel, "Honeysuckle and Bone." ...

Ayesha Curry announces closure of Sweet July store in Oakland due to safety concerns, marking end of three-year journey supporting local artisans.

The flagship brick-and-mortar space helmed by the restaurateur that shares the same name as her lifestyle magazine, Sweet July, is slated to wind down next week. An Instagram post announcing the ...