Ribbon-cuttings set for two new Troy businesses
TROY >> On Friday, The 
Downtown Troy BID will kick off Troy Night Out by performing two ribbon cutting 
ceremonies. 
At 4:30 p.m., A Space To Grow (216 River Street, 
Second Floor) will celebrate their opening open house, and at 5 p.m., Enigma Co. will officially open at the 
newly renovated 16 First St. project. 
A Space To 
Grow 
is a wellness cooperative where somatic movement 
educators, meditation and mindfulness experts, holistic health practitioners, 
and birth and baby professions come together to support mind, body and 
spirit.
The concept was conceived 
of and developed by owner Buffy Owens and several other practitioners have 
joined in to teach and share their passions with Troy. Owens sees the space as 
“bustling with mindfulness and mommy groups, mediation, movement and personal 
development classes of all sorts” and says that as a resident she has seen an 
increase in the number of families downtown which fit well with her 
family-centric business plan. 
Owens says she is currently the only active 
Guild 
Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner in the area and has more than 15 years of experience in the 
mind-body fields. Practitioners will be on hand after the ribbon cutting to 
demonstrate some of the curriculum offered at A Space To Grow. 
Enigma Co. is a boutique for men and 24-year-old owner Jonathan 
Michael Brust says his mission is “refining the everyday man.” The shop carries 
clothing and products to outfit a man from head to toe including razors and skin 
care products. 
Brust conceived the idea 
with friends while living in Albany and while he searched for locations there, 
he says that there was “no where in Albany that could support something like 
this.” Troy, on the other hand was the perfect fit. Brust says that he was drawn 
to the character of the downtown and the community and that he was happy to be a 
part of the growth of the city. 
In addition to products 
geared towards men, Brust hopes to add a lineup of seminars, classes, and events 
such as a shaving seminar to teach men the proper way to use the razors that 
Enigma Co. carries.  
More information for these businesses can be found at 
their respective websites: aspacetogrow.org and 
theenigmaco.com.
Labels: A Space to Grow, Buffy Owens, Downtown Troy BID, Enigma Co., Jonathan Michael Brust, Troy, Troy Night Out
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