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New fitness studio, candy pop-up shop coming to Hill Country Galleria

By Grace Dickens | 8:30 AM Oct 23, 2021 CDT
Updated 2:21 PM Oct 26, 2021 CDT

Fitness studio Body20 is coming soon to Bee Cave's Hill Country Galleria. (Courtesy Giant Noise Public Relations)

Fitness studio Body20 is coming soon to Bee Cave's Hill Country Galleria. (Courtesy Giant Noise Public Relations)

Boutique fitness studio Body20 will open Nov. 8 in Bee Cave's Hill Country Galleria, located at 12700 Hill Country Blvd., Bee Cave. The new studio will feature technology-enhanced muscle reactivation workouts using Food and Drug Administration-approved electro-muscle stimulation suits. The studio will offer 20-minute one-on-one exercise sessions. 561-462-8108. http://www.body20.com/

See’s Candies is holding a holiday pop-up shop Nov. 11-Dec. 24 behind The League Kitchen & Tavern in the Hill Country Galleria located at 12700 Hill Country Blvd., Bee Cave. The shop has been in operation for over 100 years and has locations all across America. The pop-up offers a variety of chocolates, candy and seasonal gifts. 800-347-7337. https://www.sees.com/

By Grace Dickens

Editor

Grace joined Community Impact in 2021 and is the editor for Lake Travis-Westlake and North-Northwest Austin. She previously covered education, city government and business news for the Lake Travis-Westlake edition before becoming an editor in 2022. Grace graduated from The University of Texas in 2021 with bachelor's degrees in journalism and geography.