About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while waiting for her turn at Circle of Peace salon, a regular exclaimed: ‘I swear I saw the owner talking to someone invisible!’ The other stylists just smiled and nodded knowingly. Another day, an older gentleman walked in, clearly agitated. He muttered something about his haircut being too short, then suddenly stopped mid-sentence, staring intently into thin air. A young stylist giggled and whispered to another: 'Probably arguing with his reflection again.'
2. While getting her weekly trim at Circle of Peace, a regular noticed something peculiar in the reflection of the mirror. Every time she closed her eyes during the massage, a faint humming sound would start up from behind the wall. Finally curious, our regular asked the stylist if there was anything behind those walls. With a smile, the stylist replied, ‘Oh yes, that’s just my husband practicing his new guitar tunings!’
3. At Circle of Peace salon, a little girl sitting in the waiting area suddenly giggled when she saw the new wallpaper. Her mother asked curiously what was funny, and the child pointed out that the pattern looked like wavy haircuts. A delivery driver, checking his phone while waiting, started laughing so hard he almost dropped his package. When asked why, he said it reminded him of the time he got lost trying to find this place—and ended up delivering flowers to the entire neighborhood instead of just one client!
4. While getting her monthly highlights at Circle of Peace salon, a regular overheard an unusual announcement on the speaker above the reception desk: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, if you see anyone trying to braid the roses outside, please do not disturb them.’ Curious, our regular asked the stylist what it meant. Turns out, every Thursday afternoon, an elderly gentleman from across the street would come by with his granddaughter. She’d gather fresh roses from their garden while he carefully braided them into intricate designs, leaving them as offerings for passersby. It became such a charming tradition that now, whenever someone sees those beribboned blooms, they smile and say, 'Oh, it's Mr. Jenkins' weekly circle of peace.'