“I wish I could say I was smart enough to see it coming,” said one co-owner. “Now, of course, it makes sense.”
Pandemic paddling: SUP makers ride tsunami of demand
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Tentative public reopening date set for City Park Golf Course
The city-owned course has been closed since November 2017.
RiNo yoga studio and juice bar closing after one year
“The two businesses really supported each other and without one functioning fully … the business model collapses,” an owner said.
‘Superfood forward’ eatery takes space in new LoHi building
Green Collective expects to open this fall at the corner of 32nd and Vallejo.
Bikes are all over Colorado — just not in local stores
“If you don’t already have bikes on order that you would receive before the end of this year, you’re not getting them before the snow flies,” one shop owner said.
Former Kindness instructor to open studio in chain’s former space in Cap Hill
“I’m working with some voices that have not been center stage,” said Jordan Smiley.
Running list: Denver gyms that are permanently closed in the wake of the coronavirus
From one-off studios to local and nation chains, the fitness industry is contracting.
Boulder gym owner to buy CrossFit from ex-CEO after controversial comments
Numerous CrossFit gyms, including at least six within Denver city limits, announced plans to cut ties with the company in recent weeks.
From yoga to climbing, four Denver gym owners discuss the pandemic and reopening
“We still have a fairly healthy membership base but nothing like before,” said the owner of The River Yoga.
Kindness Yoga chain, already planning to contract, closing entirely after instructor insurrection
“It took from Wednesday to Friday of last week to destroy our majority good reputation,” founder Patrick Harrington told BusinessDen.
