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Ayesha Curry’s Oakland store to shut citing security issues

By Miles Cooper
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February 4, 2025
Ayesha Curry’s Oakland store to shut citing security issues
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Ayesha Curry’s Oakland store to shut citing security issues

(KRON) — Ayesha Curry’s store in downtown Oakland, Candy July, is ready to shut its doorways in February as a result of security issues, in keeping with the corporate.

The sudden shuttering of the Oakland retailer and cafe, positioned at 455 twenty third Road, was introduced “in order to prioritize the safety of our patrons and staff,” a submit to social media stated on Saturday.

The boutique store was opened in 2021 and options merchandise from Black-owned companies in addition to native Bay Space makers. The Candy July web site described the enterprise as a “love letter from our founder, Ayesha Curry, to the town that has embraced and supported her.”

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“We have loved being a part of Oakland and are grateful for the community that has opened their arms and embraced us,” the social media announcement of its closure stated. “It has been an honor to serve you.”

Whereas the enterprise stated it was a “difficult decision” to shut the Oakland retailer, the submit teased “exciting new ventures on the horizon.”

Candy July’s final day of enterprise in downtown Oakland will likely be on Sunday, Feb. 9.

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