Two entrepreneurs in the Santa Fe Arts District think there’s still meat on the bone of a business model that fizzled in Denver last year: the combination of dog park and bar.
Coming unleashed on Santa Fe: rooftop dog bar
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Experimental theater piece is a new act and site for DCPA
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is taking the show on the road – to RiNo.
New leadership sharpens OWL’s vision of its future
Denver-based One World Labs filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October after investors had a falling out with its founder. But the brains behind the operation have reopened under the name OWL Cybersecurity.
South Gaylord is going to the dogs
The dogs of Wash Park now have a spa worthy of their pedigree. Carolina Schultz opened the Wash Bark dog spa and day care last month at 1058 S. Gaylord St. to serve the neighborhood’s four-legged inhabitants. A dog house this is not. “I was trying to do something nicer and cleaner and more inviting… Read more »
Of all the stores to close during a snow storm
Whole Foods closed early. Some Startbucks were shuttered for the day. But REI’s flagship store?
Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it’s spinning time
Husband-and-wife team Nels and Jasmine Anderson are taking their fitness concept for a spin through Park Hill.
Husband & wife sue former law firm
A husband and wife fired from a Denver law firm say their bosses let them go to hoard the spoils of a nine-figure jury verdict and bankroll their own retirement plans.
Former Congresswoman & entrepreneur to lead regional SBA office
Betsy Markey, who went from owning a coffee shop in Fort Collins to representing that city’s congressional district in Washington, D.C., will lead the regional office and oversee its operations in six states.
BusinessDen behind the bar
Join BusinessDen staff in two weeks at the Denver Press Club to network, put names to faces, and raise money for the club and the Colorado Center for the Blind.
Grant nonprofit taps new director
A foundation that doles out millions of grant dollars each year has a new president and executive director — one who has been on the receiving end of the nonprofit’s philanthropy.
