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The 32nd Avenue Farmers Market needs your help today to stay in Highlands Square.

Help! The 32nd Avenue Farmers Market in Highlands Square needs your help today, Thursday July 10th, to stay on 32nd Ave. Please take a minute to make a phone call or shoot a quick email off in support of the market staying on 32nd. We've waited so long for a local farmers market and would hate to lose it now. Thanks and see you out there Sunday. Below is the alert from the 32nd Avenue Farmers Market Facebook page. Click here for more details.
Denver City is currently deciding whether or not to grant a permit for the32nd Avenue Farmers Market. The temporary permit we originally received was for the 2 weeks just completed, and the city has not yet issued a long term permit. WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR HELP!

Knowing the pulse of the community for this Summer event, and the partial street closure required to continue, will go a long way toward motivating the city to approve our request.

A phone call to the city at 3-1-1 (ask to give feedback on a street closure) or an email to beth.ashby@denvergov.org would be incredibly valuable. **A decision has to be made by the end of tomorrow, Thursday July 10th**

Whatever your thoughts, please share them and do so quickly.
With appreciation!
Highland Merchants Association and the Event Committee

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