The Silverthorne Pulse

Today’s Denver Post features an article about the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center opening this weekend, and how the Center is catalyzing development in Silverthorne’s downtown. You can also see what the Summit Daily News and 9News had to say about the SPAC Grand Opening today. It’s going to be an exciting weekend in Silvethorne, so stay tuned for more updates and parking information.

After many years of community planning, in January 2017 the Town of Silverthorne issued a Request for Proposals for the development of a property that will be a centerpiece for Silverthorne’s downtown. In March 2017, an interview panel including property owners, business owners, residents, Town Council members and Town staff was assembled to interview interested developers. Through that process, the 13-member interview panel selected Milender White to develop the downtown Silverthorne property known as the Fourth Street Crossing.  Located north of I-70 off Highway 9/Blue River Parkway, the redevelopment area …

You’ve seen the beams and bricks being placed day by day at 4th Street and Blue River Parkway. The sign now says “Performing Arts Center” and you may have read an article or two about it in the local newspaper. But, you might still be wondering, “What is this building, when will it open, what does it mean to me, and how can I be involved?”     What is this building? The Performing Arts Center is a multi-purpose public facility that is owned by the Town of Silverthorne and …

The Town of Silverthorne has issued a Request for Proposals for the development of a key parcel in the heart of the community and the future of downtown Silverthorne. “The Town has worked closely with Town Council, private landowners, businesses and residents to create a community-supported vision for our downtown, including pedestrian-friendly shops, restaurants, businesses and potentially residential spaces,” said Mayor Bruce Butler. “The opportunity to develop property that will define the identity and character of an entire mountain town for decades to come is rare, and that’s just the …