The Silverthorne Pulse

PARA ESPAÑOL, HAGA CLIC AQUÍ. The next piece of Silverthorne’s exciting 4th Street Crossing transformation is now open and taking reservations: Hotel Indigo Silverthorne opened its doors on January 7 as an inviting retreat for those looking to explore high altitude adventures. Hotel Indigo is an IHG Hotels & Resorts’ boutique hotel brand with 129 different properties around the world, in locations from Tel Aviv and Dubai to San Francisco and Savannah. IHG prides itself on distinguishing each property to reflect local culture and values, creating spaces as diverse as the …

PARA ESPAÑOL, HAGA CLIC AQUÍ. Guests to The Pad, Silverthorne’s new, boutique hotel with 24 private rooms and 11 hostel-style dorm rooms, will be sleeping in upcycled shipping containers —a testament to owners Rob and Lynne Baer’s commitment to sustainability. The hotel, located at the former site of the Robinson Dairy Building, was recently accepted as a pending B Corporation, a gold standard for sustainability in business. What is a B Corporation? B Corp businesses meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance …

Para español, haga clic aquí. Dining out is about to get even more exciting in Silverthorne.  As part of the 4th Street Crossing development, the town is thrilled to announce the creation of Bluebird Market, a 29,000-square-foot food and beverage hall that will feature a mix of culinary concepts ranging from grab-&-go groceries to prepared foods and full-service restaurateurs. With developer Milender White leading the effort, Bluebird Market is actively leasing restaurant space and has already signed seven leases with local operators, and will include a selection of concepts featuring …

The excitement is palpable as Sam and Rosie bound toward the door to welcome us to their new home in the Smith Ranch neighborhood.  Rosie is giving slobbery kisses as new home owners KelLee and Roger Abdella explain that the pups are loving the soft carpeting to roll on and additional play space.  KelLee and Roger are most excited about the in- floor heating, garage space and gear storage. The Abdella’s are the first residents of the new Smith Ranch neighborhood, a 50-acre neighborhood with an estimated 180 – 220 …

As 2019 gets underway, Silverthorne’s most noted development projects are moving full steam ahead with some exciting milestones on the horizon. Milender White, the development team behind Fourth Street Crossing, recently submitted its final site plan to the Town of Silverthorne. Based on past Council feedback, the team made a few adjustments to initial plans, most notably in the architecture, which now has a more unique, mountain-modern feel; the programming has not changed. The final plan will go through another review with Town staff, a second hearing before the Planning Commission …

Late last month, Milender White submitted its Fourth Street Crossing Preliminary Site Plan to the Town of Silverthorne. As part of the planning process, the team hosted a community open house on July 12 that drew about 300 people. “We had an excellent turnout, and want to thank everyone who stopped by the event,” said Tim Fredregill, Development Executive for Milender White. “Once again, we had overwhelming support for the programming we currently have planned on the site.” Milender White’s site plan calls for a mixed-use development that is rooted in the Silverthorne …

We checked in with Milender White, the developer for Fourth Street Crossing in downtown Silverthorne, and got the inside scoop on how plans are progressing for the mixed-use development. From an ice cream shop to a speakeasy, there is a bevy of interested vendors that will bring new vitality to Silverthorne’s downtown.   What dining options will the Market Hall offer? We are planning to have multiple  food & beverage options from a local coffee shop to a white tablecloth restaurant. There will be “main street” shops on 4th Street; …

It’s just weeks away from opening, and it seems like the entire town of Silverthorne is abuzz as it waits for the highly anticipated Angry James Brewery to tap its first keg. The Silverthorne Pulse thought it was the perfect time to connect with owner and brewmaster, AJ Brinkerhoff, to learn more about the vision for the area’s newest watering hole, and to ask the burning question that has been on everyone’s mind: Who is James? And, why is he so angry? The answer, Brinkerhoff laughed, isn’t that mysterious. James …

Last week artist Michael Graves from Denver set up shop outside the Performing Arts Center to paint a mural on the south facing wall of the outdoor stage. Michael’s work was recommended by the Art Selection Committee, approved by the Art Board, and funding was approved by Town Council for his colorful and whimsical project. The Town’s Arts and Culture Strategic Plan calls for art that’s diverse, welcoming, relaxed, creative, playful, colorful, adventurous and energized, which perfectly describes Michael’s work. Public art provides an opportunity for people to come together despite their …

Since its open house in May, the Fourth Street Crossing development team has been working hard to finalize its site plan. “We have received so much interest in this project,” said Tim Fredregill, Milender White development executive. “It has been great, but really, it’s not all that surprising. Everyone we have spoken to about this project agrees that Silverthorne is the biggest opportunity in Summit County.” Milender White is very close to announcing several site partners for Fourth Street Crossing, including the hotel brand, the market hall group, and the …