May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. We join in paying tribute to the generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success.
Our Minority Business Office partner, the Asian Chamber of Commerce is plugged into several Asian American Pacific Islander community events starting in May and going through July.
Here in Colorado, we don't need a designated day each year to get outside. Every day and every season, Coloradans find a way to enjoy our great outdoors. Snow or shine, our state offers an expansive playground for people with diverse passions, skills, and abilities. Friday, April 22 is Earth Day and we’ve made a list of local businesses who make it easy for you to go out and enjoy Mother Nature in whatever capacity fits you best.
Did you know? For those who have hiked or rode the train up Pikes Peak, the expansive view, the crisp air and the incredible height might move one to tears. It’s no wonder that one of Colorado’s most famous fourteeners was the muse, or rather the purple mountain majesty, behind one of the country’s most cherished anthems, “America the Beautiful.” For some, hearing this song before a sporting or momentous event might fill one’s chest with pride.
If you haven’t already noticed the heart-shaped candy and chocolate at the grocery store, Valentine’s Day is once again upon us. Whether you celebrate with a special someone, friends or perhaps avoid it at all costs, here are some ideas on how to treat yourself or your sweetheart with #ShopLocalColorado gifts or experiences from Colorado businesses.
As they say, the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach. This is likely why chocolate and candy are common gifts and treats during this holiday.
Black-owned restaurants and shops in Colorado are serving up plenty of options when it comes to ideas for dates — of the romantic and friend variety — gifts for loved ones and sweet treats or cool pints to brighten up your day. This year, honor Black History Month by showing love and support to some of the amazing Black-owned businesses in Colorado.
National Small Business Week is an annual opportunity to celebrate small businesses, access resources and network with peers. Started by the Small Business Administration (SBA), the celebration this year will be focused on resilience and renewal. The SBA will be hosting free, virtual events throughout the week for business owners to meet and get expert advice.