Here Are Some New Businesses Coming To Downtown Westfield

WESTFIELD, NJ — During the Town Council meeting Tuesday night, Acting Westfield Mayor Linda Habgood (filling in for Mayor Shelley Brindle, who's out of town), spoke of new businesses downtown: some that recently opened, some on the way, and a few moving to a different location.

Robert Anthony Jewelers is moving to a more prominent space on Elm and East Broad Street, Habgood noted. That was the location of the popular Alex and Ani store that closed last year. READ MORE: Westfield Customers Mourn Shutting of Alex And Ani Jewelry Store

Habgood cited several new businesses in town: Custom Ink, Dulce—The Art of Hair, Balanced Corrective Chiropractic, Salon Peak, and Face Aesthetics.

And she said a slew of establishments will open in the coming weeks or months: Westfield Pharmacy on Quimby, Barre 3 in the former Westfield Liquor Store on North Avenue, a second Spice Bazaar location serving a vegan menu on Quimby, and the Karma EV dealership on North Avenue.

In addition, G Lab Aesthetics is moving to a larger space on Elm Street.

Downtown Sounds

The Downtown Westfield Corporation's Sweet Sounds Downtown Music Festival, now in its 24th year, will return Tuesday nights in July and August from 7 to 9 p.m.

Musicians will perform on Central Avenue, at the corner of Quimby and Elm, and in Foundation Park.

Meanwhile, Open Quimby, Downtown Westfield's popular pedestrian plaza, will continue to host events, outdoor dining, and live music each summer weekend. Find out more each week via this Westfield Today link and watch Patch for updates.

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