Denver is offering businesses rent-free space and $20,000 in services to open up downtown
The Denver initiative is offering sites previously occupied by Krispy Kreme, Starbucks, TCF Bank, Aveda Salon, and Colorado chain Moe's Broadway Bagel. Four of the sites are being offered as retail spaces, while one is being reserved for a business that wants to use the space for an"art activation."
The businesses will also get $20,000 each"in interior design, setup, and merchandising support," and will star in a marketing campaign by the Downtown Denver Partnership. Popup Denver says it will select the businesses through a"competitive process" and is looking for businesses that would bring something new and unique to the district.
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