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1 week ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Great Divide is shuttering its original taproom at 2201 Arapahoe St. in Ballpark alongside its RiNo Barrel Bar at 1812 35th St. Both spots expect to stop serving beer by late June, founder and owner Brian Dunn said. “We knew it would be sometime in 2025,” Dunn said of the closing.
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2 weeks ago | 
denverpost.com | Max Scheinblum
What’s the best 15th birthday present? For Strange Craft Beer Co., it’s a new location. The brewery, which was Denver’s first taproom-only watering hole when it opened in 2010, will soon have a spot in Buena Vista. “My daughter is graduating in two weeks, so my wife and I will be empty nesters,” owner Tim Myers said of the decision.
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2 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Noisette will soon close its doors in LoHi.The French bakery and fine dining spot, which opened in 2022 at 3254 Navajo St., fell victim to rising costs and economic uncertainty, according to its owners. “I think it’s what a lot of people are experiencing,” said pastry chef Lillian Cho, who owns the restaurant with her husband Tim Lu. “Inflation and the threat of tariffs and just general fear that the public has.
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2 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Steinway & Sons newest stage Cherry Creek. The acclaimed piano maker opened its first showroom in Colorado — and 19th in the country — on Monday at 56 Steele St.The company signed a five-year lease for 3,200 square feet at the base of the Steele Creek apartment building, according to Steinway spokeswoman Alexis Leon.
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2 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
While working for a commercial studio several years ago, storage was always a struggle for Craig Hering and his team. “We were shipping 40 hard drives a day around the world,” the Boulder resident said. “It was kind of a nightmare of a process.”But his company Suite Studios just raised $10 million to continue fixing that problem.
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2 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
What’s the best 15th birthday present? For Strange Craft Beer Co., it’s a new location. The brewery, which was Denver’s first taproom-only watering hole when it opened in 2010, will soon have a spot in Buena Vista. “My daughter is graduating in two weeks, so my wife and I will be empty nesters,” owner Tim Myers said of the decision.
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3 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Native Campervans is packing lighter. The Denver-based van rental company is changing how it builds out its vehicles — a move that allows the company to rent, instead of buy, them. It’s a significant shift for the decade-old firm, although repeat customers won’t necessarily be aware of most of the changes. But behind the scenes, according to Native founders Jon Maran and Dillon Hansen, costs are down and flexibility has increased.
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3 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Denver’s Turing School of Software and Design, which is ceasing operations, will soon file for bankruptcy, according to Jeff Casimir, the school’s founder and director. “(In) probably the next two weeks, we’ll file, and at that point the entity is officially dissolved,” he said. The disclosure comes as the coding school draws the ire of a state division over Turing’s actions in recent weeks.
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3 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
La Loma is open for business in Parker. “It’s been great so far,” said Will Brinkerhoff Jr., the son of owner Renee Brinkerhoff. “It was in the works for two to three years, and it just turned out really beautifully.”The Mexican spot at 9355 Crown Crest Blvd. opened on Cinco de Mayo. Renee also plans to open another La Loma at 8000 E. Belleview Ave. in Greenwood Village in the next month or two, Will Jr. said.
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4 weeks ago | 
businessden.com | Max Scheinblum
Pins & Aces has got new sticks. The Arvada-based apparel business acquired Edel Golf at the beginning of the year, adding high-end clubs to its arsenal of polos and pants made for the green. “There’s overlap with customers for sure,” P&A founder Nick Mertz said. “But Pins is positioned in more of a rowdy, ‘Let’s have fun, don’t really care what I shoot’ atmosphere. And Edel is purist, really high-end.
