| The community of Highlands’ Garden Village is nestled in the former site of the beloved Elitch Gardens amusement park, central to the mountains and downtown Denver. It is a transit-oriented village, overflowing with urban style, easy living, and shopping only steps away. |
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Walkers can meet weekdays at 5pm at the Carousel for a walk around the village Administrator 15 Nov 2010 Hits:730 Gardening sessions meet at the old Caousel Building across from Cottage Hill Senior Apartments, every Monday and Thursday at 9am. Tools and snacks are provided. Please bring water, appropriate protection... Administrator 15 Nov 2010 Hits:712 RTD provides a trip to King Soopers on Thursday mornings. Pick up at Cottage Hill 9:30 am. Departure is at 2 pm. Administrator 15 Nov 2010 Hits:685 Concerts are held in the summer months. Check back for schedule. Administrator 15 Nov 2010 Hits:749
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May 30, 2012
ItsRelevant.com
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Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy, Stamford Mayor Mike Pavia and Congressman Jim Himes joined co-developers Jonathan F. P. Rose, president of the Jonathan Rose Companies... mgredit 05 Jul 2012 Hits:388 Press May 30, 2012
Stamford Advocate
During his 14 years as mayor, Gov. Dannel Malloy was no stranger to ribbon cuttings for developments. On Wednesday, he returned to the city to do... mgredit 31 May 2012 Hits:420 Press January/February, 2012
Urban Land
Ten Affordable housing developments take creative design approaches to providing appealing environments while controlling costs [...]
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Builder News
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Stamford Advocate
Having been awarded the gold-level standard of certification by the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system, Metro Green has... Administrator 14 Nov 2010 Hits:369 Press October 9, 2009
The New York Times
YRALDA MORAN applied for an apartment at Metro Green, an affordable-housing complex, last March while it was still under construction. Then she spent... Administrator 14 Nov 2010 Hits:356 Press
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Apartment living at Highlands’ Garden Village encompasses the beauty of Colorado and the urban style of downtown. Trocadero apartments and Cottage Hill independent senior apartments are situated within walking distance of the friendly and convenient shopping community. Stroll or bike through the many gardens and parks along the winding walkways and pick up some fresh produce at Sunflower Farmers Market, stop for a cup of coffee and conversation at Starbucks, or pop in for your workout at 24 Hour Fitness.
A sense of community is what Highlands’ Garden Village is all about. The friendly people, active lifestyle, and community events make this the place to call home. Why not make Highlands’ Garden Village your home or the place to grow your business? Contact us today and live, work, play, and shop in Colorado style.
EVENTS
The community of Highlands’ Garden Village connects a diverse group of people, both physically and socially. Our many events are developed with one goal in mind – to build community and bring people together.
PARKS AND GARDENS
Highlands’ Garden Village is a showcase for environmentally responsible development, and brings functional and beautiful landscaping together to create:
- Beautiful outdoor spaces
- Walking paths that connect people to shopping, healthcare, beauty, and more
- Water-conserving native plants and mature trees
The historic carousel building was kept as is being used as an outdoor pavilion. The historic theatre is being renovated to one day serve as a community resource and center for performing arts. Utilizing the combined expertise of Lee Weintraub and The Denver Botanic Gardens, the entire Highlands’ Garden Village community is a tribute to green living and a beautiful and well-maintained space to walk, bike, and play.
Historic Elitch Theatre
At the heart of Highlands’ Garden Village sits the historic Elitch Theatre. Built in 1890, the theatre has been described as “one of the cradles of American drama.” The stage has hosted such stars as Grace Kelly, Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., Cybil Shepard, Vincent Price, and many more. The theatre was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, and locally landmarked by the City of Denver in 1995. In 1990, a 100-year anniversary production was held, the last performance given on stage. The theatre is currently awaiting interior renovation for its return to theatrical glory. The Carousel Pavilion is the stunningly renovated "house" of the 1925 carousel. Its dramatic structure has been restored with a beautiful labyrinth floor.
The Carousel Pavilion is the site of a range of events such as weddings, chamber music, and fair, jazz concerts and just quiet relaxation. The 5,200-square-foot venue is the first successfully completed component of the Foundation's Comprehensive Campaign to restore the historic elements of the former Elitch Gardens Amusement Park.
The Theatre Plaza is a 15,000 square foot outdoor performing and assembly place, which elegantly slopes to the main entrance of the Theatre. Attractively and environmentally landscaped, framed by trees and dotted with Victorian lamp posts, The Plaza is used for corporate and community functions, afternoon music performances, film screenings, weddings, and other community-centered events.
For more information on the Historic Elitch Gardens Theatre, summer programming, renting a facility or how you can help bring back to life America's oldest summer stock theatre, call 303-477-3006, e-mail info@ElitchTheatreFdn.org or visit www.elitchtheatrefdn.org
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