Today's Angel Capital Summit will end with a town hall meeting entitled, Disrupting the Recession: Colorado's entrepreneurial response to the financial crisis, election, energy and sustainability. (read more) It's just $25 to attend the town hall meeting, and the panelists look interesting. Topics of discussion will include:

Please mark your calendars now for our Buy Local Week Celebration, taking place Monday December 1 at the Appaloosa Grill. (more details about the event) This event will be an opportunity to learn more about how local businesses build a stronger local economy, as well as to connect with local business owners. Our special guest is Mayor John Hickenlooper, entrepreneur and ardent supporter of our local businesses. He'll also be speaking about what local businesses mean for our community now.

We loved the Green Frontier Fest. Solar oven brownies, people-powered trains, Daryl Hannah and lots of sunshine. The Mile High Business Alliance joined a hundred businesses and several non-profit groups to share the latest in goods and services that are more sustainable (and more local). Here are a few photos from the event:

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: