Support Cultural Diversity and Local Businesses at the Same Time

Estes Valley Partners for Commerce is sponsoring an opportunity to learn how SOPA  (Supporters of the Performing Arts) can help business owners by providing a venue for the cultural interests of the community. 

EVPC will be having a representative from SOPA speak at the monthly luncheon series at Peak-to-Peak American Grill, 451 South Saint Vrain on Wednesday, December 15^th.  Come for a social time at 11:30 with lunch being served at noon.  Learn from SOPA the projected impact that the Performing Arts Center can have on the community and businesses alike.  The projected economic impact is expected to exceed $2.2 million dollars for the business community.

The arts can enhance the quality of life in Estes Park.  A center that will provide a place for performers from around the world with a venue for performance can help the business community of Estes Park promote business throughout the year.

Join other business owners to learn how the link between culture and business can benefit the entire Estes Valley.  Members of EVPC do not pay while non-members and guests will pay $15.00 for the luncheon.  Mark your calendar for December 15^th at noon to learn more about SOPA.