The standing appointments a town runs on, from the barber's chair to the 6 a.m. class.
36 gyms, salons and spas in Collegeville, PA, on one page: 9 hair salon, 9 kid-friendly, 9 waxing.
An indoor and outdoor sports facility at 1511 W. Main Street with two indoor turf fields, one natural grass field and two batting tunnels. Youth leagues, classes, summer camps and field trips run on site.
A barbershop at 651 Gravel Pike in Collegeville, booked through GlossGenius, with men's haircuts, haircut-and-beard combos and stand-alone beard services. The shop also keeps a YouTube channel and sells gift cards online.
A traditional Japanese martial arts dojo on the lower level of Collegeville Station at 50 W. Third Avenue, established in 2000. Classes cover aikido and judo, with a children's aikido program and a fully matted training space.
A hair salon at 222 E. Main Street in Collegeville with hair and makeup services, and products from Redken, Pureology, L'Oréal Professionnel and Biolage. Online booking covers select services, and the rest go through the phone.
An Aveda concept salon at 12 W. Main Street that calls itself eco-friendly, listed on its own site under a Trappe address. Appointments book online, and the site sells gift cards and links to an Aveda shop.
A unisex cutting parlor at 3850 Ridge Pike in Collegeville, doing barbering, haircuts, color and extensions. Its Facebook page carries the contact details.
A barbershop at 305 2nd Avenue, Suite 203B in Collegeville, with online booking through Squire. Its site has pages for the owner, the team, services, packages and policies.
An old-style Okinawan karate and kobujutsu dojo on Borough Line Road, teaching kata, bunkai, conditioning and breath control with a self-defense focus rather than sport karate. Instructors have trained and researched in Okinawa.
A nail salon in Suite 115 at 222 E Main St, open Monday through Saturday and closed Sundays. No website or booking page turned up, so the number to call for services and appointments is (610) 409-9060.
A hair removal studio at 50 2nd Avenue devoted to electrolysis, with treatment areas listed for both women and men, from eyebrows and upper lip to beard and back. Sessions run 15 minutes to an hour or more, and waxing is also listed.
A med spa at 3815 Ridge Pike founded by makeup artist and esthetician Emma Mac, who has worked in beauty for over 20 years. The menu lists injectables, laser hair removal, chemical peels, microneedling, IV therapy and medical weight loss.
A lash and brow studio at 360 E. Main St, by appointment only, with lash extensions, lash lifts, brow waxing, threading and lamination on the menu. A 20-minute consult with a patch test is available for anyone unsure what to book.
A hair and spa salon at 347 E Main St, run by owner Danielle Vuotto Grillo, who took it over from her mother's salon in January 2024 and rebranded it Fashionistas & Co. Booking runs through Vagaro, and the site lists spa and microchanneling pages.
A nail salon in Suite 202 at 50 W Third Ave, open every day except Tuesday. Services and booking aren't posted on a website, so the number to call is (610) 454-0246.
A massage therapy practice in Suite D of the Farm, Home & Youth Complex on Bridge Road, the Montgomery County 4-H building. The site sorts its work into recovery, relaxation, flexibility and performance, with online booking through its own page.
A hair salon at 78 2nd Avenue started by two sisters who wanted a space built on warmth and a sense of belonging. Appointments are booked through an online portal, and the site links its Instagram feed.
A facial and day spa at 364 E Main St, owned and run by master esthetician Kristen Perez, who also runs other spas in her group. Booking goes through Vagaro, and massage is available Tuesday through Sunday.
A 50,000-square-foot multi-sport complex on West Germantown Pike with three basketball courts, seven volleyball courts, a 40-bike Schwinn cycling studio, cardio and weight floors. Memberships have no year-long contract and include about 60 classes, kids' classes among them.
A one-person skincare studio at 136 2nd Street run by licensed esthetician Kayla Kayser, with clinical facials and Reiki healing sessions on the service list. Studio and event makeup, private lessons and spa parties are marked coming soon.
A karate and self-defense school at 821 Cassel Rd, run as the Knight Flower Martial Arts Society and the Shuto Karate Club, which says it dates to 1960. Instruction is listed for adults, with a kids' program called Kid-Do.
A hair salon at 162 Godshall Rd with evening hours early in the week and a morning stretch Friday through Sunday. There is no website to book through, so the number to call is (610) 391-0070.
A barbershop at 339 E Main St booking through Square, with men's traditional cuts, skin fades, kids' cuts for ages 12 and under, head shaves and beard work on the menu.
A day spa and laser center at 15 W 4th Ave, founded by licensed esthetician Liana Grigoryan and built around Eastern European beauty treatments. The menu lists laser hair removal, Botox and fillers, facials, teeth whitening, body wraps, spray tanning and waxing.
A hair studio at 323 E Main St with haircuts that include a scalp massage and blowout, highlights, single-process color, corrective color, extensions and four named scalp treatment rituals. Corrective color and extensions start with a consultation.
A nail salon in Suite 205 at 305 2nd Avenue, with manicures and pedicures including gel, artificial nails, waxing, and hand and foot reflexology and chair massage. Booking is also listed on Fresha.
A nail salon at 50 2nd Avenue, Suite 3, with walk-ins welcome and online booking through Booksy. The menu runs from regular polish to gels, acrylics and dip powders, with Classic, Deluxe and Signature manicure and pedicure packages plus waxing.
A barbershop at 361 East Main Street in Collegeville doing men's and boys' haircuts, beard trims, beard conditioning and haircut-and-beard combos. The site also sells shirts online, for pickup at the shop or shipping.
A barbershop at 1850 S. Collegeville Road, one of four Parker's shops in Montgomery County from a family-owned group that dates to 2009. Cuts for men, kids and seniors, skin fades and beard trims, booked through Zenoti.
A nail salon and spa at 500 Broad Street in Collegeville with acrylics, dip powder, gel and shellac manicures, chrome finishes, pedicures, waxing and facials. Open seven days a week, with online booking through GoCheckin.
The original of three RAZRBAR barbershops, at Providence Town Center on Broad Street, with classic cuts, hot-lather shaves and beard work. A complimentary drink comes with the service, and booking runs through Squire.
A hair studio in Suite 204 of the Collegeville Station at 50 W. Third Avenue, built around organic haircare, with ayurvedic therapies and a vintage and handmade shop alongside. Booking runs through Vagaro.
A karate school founded in 1960 that calls itself the Philadelphia area's first, teaching karate, self defense and Wakido to adults, with special children's programs including Kid-Do. The club also runs dojos in Skippack and Sellersville.
A nail salon at 344 E. Main Street in Collegeville with gels, acrylics and dip powder in hundreds of colors, plus pedicures and waxing. Walk-ins are welcome, appointments appreciated, and tools are sterilized in an autoclave between clients.
A hair salon at 207 W. Main Street specializing in blonding, balayage and dimensional color, with Cezanne keratin, head spa treatments and Calecim hair regrowth care on the menu. Waxing and lash services are listed too.
A nail salon in Suite 103 at 1850 S. Collegeville Road. Its Instagram page says appointments only, by phone at 484-973-6629, and Google lists it open seven days a week.
A massage studio in the Collegeville Station building at 50 W. Third Avenue that says plainly it is not a spa: the focus is therapeutic massage, with lymphatic drainage and memberships. Booking runs through MassageBook.
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