Denver
Mayor Speaks Out About Local Business & Our Economy
The Appaloosa food, specially prepared by their chef, was simply delicious. MHBA members enjoyed free drafts of Great Divide beer, and we finished up the evening with door prizes from T-Trove Asian Decor, 5 Green Boxes (wow, that green frog tape dispenser was so cool), Baggy Shirts, and $50 gift certificates from Twist & Shout and the Appaloosa Grill.
Denver loses another unique business
Built upon concepts of art, community and one-of-a-kind experiences, the theatre served good popcorn for $3.50 and featured comfy couches to watch the big screen.
Green Frontier Fest Photos
Talulah Jones (MHBA Member) is a treasure trove of beautiful items for yourself and home. I spied these very cool recycled bags that really summed up the event nicely:
DIA Promoting Unique Colorado Stuff
Life on Capitol Hill talks about Local Business
The recently published August edition of Life on Capitol Hill, a local neighborhood newspaper, mentions the Mile High Business Alliance in its business section. Also quoted in that article is Robin Lohre, owner of Talulah Jones (and MHBA member). Robin says, “When you buy local, you support your own personal economy. Several studies have shown that when you buy from an independent, locally-owned business, rather than a nationally-owned businesses, significantly more of your money is used to make purchases from other local businesses, service providers and farms, continuing to
Share Your Creative Space in Denver
The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs announced yesterday the launch of their Creative Space Agent project, to connect unused space with the artists and other creative folk who need it.
From their web site:
