HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (Warren County) — Two new businesses officially celebrated their grand openings in downtown Hackettstown on Saturday, Oct. 17, with ribbon-cutting ceremonies attended by Mayor Jerry DiMaio and Hackettstown Business Improvement District (BID) Executive Director Laurie Rapisardi.
Curio House Boutique, located at 212 Main St., and Blackout Boxing, located at 199 Main St., are the latest additions to the town’s downtown business district.
DiMaio, joined by Rapisardi, officially cut the ribbon at both businesses to mark their grand openings.
Curio House Boutique offers a curated selection of women’s fashion, handbags, jewelry, candles, accessories and houseplants. The new retail store provides shoppers with a variety of clothing, gifts and home accessories in downtown Hackettstown.
Blackout Boxing offers high-energy cardio circuit workouts that combine boxing exercises with movement and fitness training. According to the business, its workouts are designed to help participants burn up to 500 calories per session.
The gym also features patented blacklight technology designed to create an immersive workout environment. The lighting system is intended to provide a high-energy atmosphere that keeps participants motivated throughout their workouts.
The two grand openings bring additional retail and fitness options to Main Street, expanding the variety of businesses available to downtown shoppers and visitors.
Town officials congratulated both businesses on their openings and wished them continued success in Hackettstown.
