Circa Barber Shop opens a new location in Lexington

With the renovations complete, thanks to Chapin Commercial Construction, another Circa Barber Shop, is now located at 101B E. Main St. in Lexington.

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A new location of Circa Barbershop is now located at 101B E. Main St.

Forrest Clonts

Circa Barber Shop, located at 101B E. Main St. in Lexington, next to Craig Reagin Clothiers, is now open from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Chapin Commercial Construction completed the renovations in the 2,285 sqft basement + expanded the storage and office space for Craig Reagin Clothiers, which has been open since 2011.

The new space features Circa’s signature aesthetic — think the classic black + white colors, exposed brick, wood accents, and four classic barber chairs.

The owner, Halie Holland, worked as a Circa barber for five years.

“Our clients aren’t just clients; they become friends, part of our community. We get to share in life’s big moments from marriages to new babies and everything in between. Whether you’re celebrating or going through a tough time, our shop is a safe space, where the chair becomes more than just a place for a haircut — it’s ‘hairapy,’ connection and a little light in people’s lives” Holland said.

You can find several other Circa locations around the Midlands, like Main Street, Forest Drive, and Sumter Street.

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