There is nothing quite as important to a thriving community than its variety of local businesses. They bring a unique flavor to the place, and create opportunities for people to come together and support a common good. Central Park Denver is home to many locally owned, small businesses– with more opening all the time as new neighborhoods take shape.
The Shops at Beeler Park is the latest retail area to be completed, located on the northwest corner of 56th Avenue and Central Park Boulevard. The Shops at Beeler Park are a collection of locally owned Central Park small businesses. Several of which are owned and operated by Central Park residents who live a stone’s throw from their business and have elected to make their home in the community that supports their livelihood— allowing them to establish deep roots and personal connections with the neighbors and friends their businesses serve.
A few such businesses include…
Aspen Lane is an eclectic lifestyle boutique that curates’ styles and gift items for all of the seasons of life from childhood to motherhood and beyond. North End resident, Mika Shreeve is excited to be opening her brick and mortar concept in the neighborhood she calls home. She has been running Aspen Lane as an online retailer in Central Park since 2014 offering pick-up and delivery services– but is very excited to be serving her longtime customers in this new way in her shop. She feels a strong connection to the community she serves and is confident about the future.
This 18-year-old local company is thrilled to open their third location at the Shops at Beeler Park, The locally owned and operated store is a one-stop shop for food & supplies for your furry friends. Paws ‘n’ Play is a unique store that specializes in natural foods, treats, supplements, toys & gifts. The Paws ‘n’ Wash – self-service pet wash is a new feature to the concept. Paws ‘n’ Play is a unique store that specializes in natural foods, treats, supplements, toys & gifts. Their belief is that feeding good quality food makes for a healthy and happy pet, which in turn makes a much happier person! Because they are small, they focus on the individual needs of their customers, whether they have two legs or four.
Owner, Bob Corman, has lived in Central Park since 2005. They started out in the South Side, then moved to Conservatory Green and recently built in the NorthEnd.
“I have watched Central grow into the best Neighborhoods in Denver,” said Corman. “It is wonderful to have a shop that people can bring their pets in and leave with a treat and a smile. We love being part of the neighborhoods and getting to know more of the community that we love.”
Box State Barbers is a licensed full-service gentleman’s barber shop dedicated to consistently providing newly discovered haircuts and grooming services while providing an enjoyable, relaxing atmosphere at an acceptable price. The combination of “World Class Services” and comforting atmosphere will firmly establish Box State Barbers as the place where today’s gentlemen of all ages can come to relax and receive quality grooming services.
“Our goal is to become a trusted place where the clients in our community can come to relax their minds and bodies and network with their friends and colleagues. We put together some of the best barbers in town who have the same vision and standards as us and strive to be the best at their craft.”
Soon to open, Epic Cycles is a full-service community-oriented bicycle shop. With two locations–one in Delray Beach, FL and the second opening in Beeler Park, the concept appeals to the active outdoor lifestyle of Central Park residents. From small adjustments to full overhauls, Epic Cycles will service all bikes and help customers find their new ride. The shop will offer a variety of choices from all-season commuting to road racing, MTB, or just simple weather cruising bikes.
“Since our opening in April of 2019, our goal has been to create a culture of authenticity and transparency for our loyal customers. Being a friends and family owned shop, we aim to cultivate that same level of trust with everyone that walks through our doors.”
