2009 BCBR Event Planning Guide - BizWest

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FALL/WINTER 2009-10

Boulder Valley’s most comprehensive event-planning directory

A Special Section of the Boulder County Business Report Oct. 16-29, 2009

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directory23 Advertising Specialty

23 Audio Visual

24 Awards/Trophies

24 Catering Companies

27 Chambers of Commerce

27 Event Planners

28 Event Services

28 Gift Baskets

28 Golf Courses

29 Limousine & Shuttle Services

30 Party Rentals

30 Photographers

31 Retail Florist

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directory23 Advertising Specialty

23 Audio Visual

24 Awards/Trophies

24 Catering Companies

27 Chambers of Commerce

27 Event Planners

28 Event Services

28 Gift Baskets

28 Golf Courses

29 Limousine & Shuttle Services

30 Party Rentals

30 Photographers

31 Retail Florist

Event Planning Guidehelps you watch costs,surmount event pitfalls

ospitality is a major industry in the Boulder Val-ley. In Boulder and Broom-field counties, the accom-modations and food-services sectors employ 15,834 people, with an annual payroll of $196.5 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2002 Economic Census, the most recent available.

R e s u l t s from the 2007 E c o n o m i c Census will be released over the com-ing months, but even the 2002 num-bers are sig-nificant. Hos-pitality-sector employees work at 815 establishments that gen-erate more than $633 million in annual sales.

And those numbers don’t even count the thousands of employees in the service sec-tor, including florists, decora-tors, audio-visual companies, entertainment, etc.

Business owners seeking to plan an event might have a dif-

ficult time determining the best resources to ensure a success-ful program, be it a staff party or a public gala. And, especially in these economic times, own-ers want to ensure that they’re getting the most value for their dollars.

Enter the Boulder County Business Report’s Event Plan-ning Guide. In this publication, you’ll find articles that help you plan your event, as well as list-ings of hotels, caterers, event planners and other companies that can provide valuable ser-vices. It’s a great place to begin as you plan events to close out 2009 or on into 2010.

Thanks to our chief re-searcher, Beth Edwards, for gathering all the data for this publication. Please contact Beth at [email protected] if your company was omitted, or if your listing needs to be corrected.

And please contact me if you have ideas for the next edition of the Event Planning Guide

Christopher Wood can be reached at 303-440-4950 or via e-mail at [email protected].

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Get a Headstart Events demand ample promotion, time to organize

Get a Headstart

Events demand ample promotion, time to organize


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aking an event a success and one that peo-ple will remember requires some attention to detail.

If you’ve planned a similar event before, repeat what worked and eliminate what didn’t. Other-wise, consider these tips.

Determine the goals and objectives of the event up front, and make sure they are clear before you start getting the word out. It’s also a good idea to have a theme for the event.

Assess your needs. Write down what you are looking for in facility, food, transportation, audio-visual services and other needs. Also consider the age, gender and background of the attendees and who they will bring with them.

Create a list of things that need to be done and who is in charge of doing them. Check off each thing as it gets done.

Promotion is critical. You’ve got to make sure people know about the event and when it is. Make phone calls. Send out letters and invitations, pass out flyers or hang posters. Do whatever it takes to provide as much publicity as possible where it will be seen by the people who you want to attend.

Make sure the method you use for the promotion matches the audience you’re trying to reach. If you’re looking a tech-savvy audience, you should send an e-mail and have an online-based registration.”

The event’s promotion should also appeal to the intended audience.

Communicate with attendees beforehand so they come prepared. Use the Internet as a re-source. You can use online registration, online site selection and Web research tools. Also, you can e-mail people information about the event.

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hoosing a venue for your event is the most critical part of your plan-ning. Several things need to be con-sidered. If you choose an area that is too large, it will look as if your event is not well attended. You also don’t want to choose a venue that is too small.

The first thing people think about from the beginning is cost.

Don’t be afraid to put on your negoti-ating cap. Sometimes, based on food and beverage revenue, you can bargain down the fee for the space.

Other key elements to consider are lighting staging, catering, entertainment and the venue’s staff. The staff can make or break an event.

These tips are only a few things to con-sider in choosing the appropriate venue.

Here is a check list on how to tackle event planning like a pro:

Identify and stick to the objective• Before you make your first phone

call or order nametags, answer these key questions:

• What is the purpose of the meeting? (reward performance, improve morale, educate, etc.)

• Does this meeting have a documented history? (If so, learn from it. If not, start one now.)

• What is the budget?• Who will attend? (employees or em-

ployees and their families, etc.)• Where will it be? (local or out of town)

Prepare request for proposalDeveloping a request for proposal, or RFP,

may take extra time, but it will save you head-aches, hassles and sleepless nights in the long run. Also, research possible venues online, in the phone book or in local publications. Many event-planning Web sites offer sample RFPs;


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Being creative in selecting a venue can add cache to your event. Make sure the image and appearance matches your function’s goal.



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months before the event so people can put it on their calendars.Always plan well in advance. Ideally, a conference should be

planned at least a year ahead of time. Conference centers and re-sorts book large events from one year to three years beforehand.

“It should be no less than about 18 months out. The reason for that is because the first thing to do is get the venue,” said Jean Atwood, owner of Boulder-based The Atwood Company, an event-planning consultan-cy. “So many venues are contracted that far in advance, and your op-tions will be limited if you don’t start planning and contract your venue that far out.”

If you’re organizing an in-house party or summer picnic, Atwood said to plan six months in advance.

Try using professional event planners because they can save you time and money. They know the right questions to ask and the tricks of the trade. They can also help with site inspection and selection.

As a general rule of thumb, if you’re organizing an internal event such as an employee holiday party, expect 50 percent to 75 percent of the people you invite to show up.

Provide specific activities that attendees can participate in. Be-ing actively involved at least part of the time is better than just sitting and listening.

Make sure the speakers and entertainment are visible to all at-tendees. Attendees should also not have any trouble hearing. Check well ahead of time to ensure that the microphones and other audio-visual equipment work.

“I think audio/visual is extremely important. There is a lot of preplanning involved, and you should set a time earlier in the day of the event to do a run through, so people know when to go up and down off stage and make sure the sound is good,” Sheffield said.

Comfort is also crucial. No one wants to sit for hours in an un-comfortable chair or be in an overcrowded room. Any time people experience discomfort, they focus on that as opposed to the event.

The facility needs to be the right size, not too big and not too small. Consider the room’s lighting, layout and even the airflow and visuals when people walk in.

The event should not be too long or too short. An ideal time frame for a conference is two to three days. That way, people are not away from work or their office all week.

When the actual event is under way, if things aren’t going as planned, improvise. Make the most with what you have to work with.

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Entertainment can play an integral part in making an event successful, whether it’s background music or a main attraction.

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some will even send them for you.

Assess your top choiceOnce you have narrowed down your re-

sponses, you will want to tour a facility (or two) and meet the venue’s representative before making the final decision. Consider making this appointment at the same time of day on the same day of the week as the event. Take along pen, paper and measur-ing tape, and address the following (this as-sumes your event is indoors, but remember that outdoor venues are a creative alterna-tive):

VenueImage and appearance. Does it match

your function goal?

ParkingIs it ample? Is there a fee?

SignageWill the facility supply signage from en-

trance to function room?

CleanlinessInsider tip: check bathrooms to discern

facility’s attention to detail.Will a representative be available

throughout the event, just in case?Is a construction project scheduled near

the time of your event?Is a large group scheduled at the same

time as your function? How will you be af-fected?

Sleeping accommodationsIf any guests will be staying overnight,

ask to see a room.

Meeting roomHow are the acoustics? You want to hear

your speaker but not the one next door. What floor plans have been successful

for groups similar in size? What are the audio-visual equipment

capabilities?

Catering policyWhat is the catering policy?

CostRequest an itemized list of all costs.Is there anything the list does not include that

you must provide, such as security personnel?What hours of rental are included, and

how are extra hours billed?

Get it in writingProfessional event planners insist on

contracts. The venue representative may encourage you to sign it on the spot, but pros recommend you review it carefully be-fore signing. Here are some particulars your contract should contain:

A date guarantee.Access times.The cost itemization mentioned above.All specifications outlined in RFP or dis-

cussed with representative.Refund policy.

Experts recommend that you keep metic-ulous notes throughout the planning process. The next time you choose a facility, an event history will be an indispensable resource.

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hether you have a few weeks or a few days to plan an event, last-minute event planning isn’t impossible. You can handle it.

While stress can be high when planning on the fly, here’s a few of tips for planning a last-minute event.

Know the basicsWhy are you having the event? What style of event will it be?

Who is your intended audience? If you can answer those three ques

tions, you’re on the right track. Con-sider this:

Demographics: Are you targeting family and friends, co-workers, busi-ness contacts, the media or the gen-eral public? And remember to be real-istic on how many people will attend – not how many you are inviting.

Nature of the event: Are you try-ing to network, launch a product, an-nounce a merger, celebrate a grand opening or educate the community?

Jeans or black tie: Are you hop

ing to have a backyard barbecue with guests clad in jeans and T-shirts or are you thinking of an chic masquerade with tuxedos and evening gowns?

It all will tie into your budget.

Get the logisticsAfter deciding upon the basics of

event planning, the first action step is to figure out when you want your event and where. Consider this:

Date and time: Do you want to host an event midweek, on the weekend, in

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Venue: Do you need a permit and tent for a party in the park, a partitioned ball-room with elegant tables for a retirement party or something in between?

Finding the venue needs to be the first call you make.

Show me the moneyWhile planning a last-minute event can

save money under some circumstances (an empty venue or unreserved caterer may want the business), charges and rush fees are often passed to the customer. Consider this:

• Food and drink: While good caterers can often get food quickly if they have at least two days notice, anything less than that is typically considered a rush order which will cost more. Depending on the size of the event, consider a restaurant that ca-

ters or choose to dine in.Budget: Know what you have to work

with in terms of finances, and be flexible if you have to adjust your budget accordingly.

Spread the wordYour contacts list and your time until the

event will often determine how you spread the word about your function. Consider this:

More than a week: If you have a few weeks and a good mailing list, send invites via snail mail because it’s more formal al-beit more expensive.

Less than a week: If you’re a few days out, send e-mails or e-vites and follow it with a phone call. It’s less formal, but it’s fast and cheap.

It’s always good to send something via mail, but you can always back it up with other methods.

Emphasize what countsThink of the events you’ve attended

recently. What stuck out as really good or really bad? Typically, Jaeger said, it comes down to a handful of topics that can make or break an event. Consider this:

Was there enough to eat and drink and was it good?

Were the bathrooms easily accessible, clean and functional?

What did guests get for free (for instance a CD, T-shirt or pen set)?

FlexibilityThe key to planning an event on the fly is

to be flexible. Don’t have your mind set on the best venue or caterer that’s always booked be-cause they’re probably booked. One thing some event planners like about last minute events is that people are forced to make a decision and stick with it. So do that. Time is against you, but make the most of it. You’ll need to stay calm, and at this stage of the process it would be wise to call an event planner either for a consulta-tion or to have him do the work.

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be done at an event. Make sure the contract includes things not as obvious as menus, but, for example, include what time the food should be served, how it should be served, etc. Late food can through a hun-gry and impatient crowd into a tizzy. Also, some caterers will allow customers to add customized requests, so that both parties know what is expected.

Are the prices guaranteed?Food, flowers and other material prices

can fluctuate quickly. Make sure if you’re planning way ahead for the event, that the prices today will be the same at the time of the event. If it’s not written into the con-tract, don’t let a caterer pass on the prices on when the prices increase.

Changes in food, attendanceBe aware of deadlines when you can

last make changes to the contract, such as how many guests will be attending or

changes in the menu. For example, be sure to let the caterer know how many vegetar-ian plates are needed. Check to make sure how many days prior to the event you are allowed to make changes without incur-ring a late or change fee. Most caterers try to be flexible, but remember they have a budget as well and last-minute changes could put a dent in their profit margin and usually have clauses in their contracts to address them.

Deposits and feesBe aware of deadlines when you can

last cancel the event and avoid losing a lot of money. Most catering and event compa-nies will require a nonrefundable deposit. Others will also require a nonrefundable down payment if the event is canceled closer to the day of the event.

Location mattersDepending on whether you chose an

onsite location at a restaurant or cater-ing company to service the event off site, there will be a significant price dif-ference. Onsite restaurant events tend to be set in cost based on the number of people being served. For off-site events, the prices can vary. For exam-ple, with higher fuel costs, the prices to transport people and materials to an off-site venue and costs could change. Make sure how fluctuating prices will be handled.

Meet in personIn today’s fast-paced world, a lot com-

munication is done via phone or e-mail. This is one time when you should meet in person with your event planner or caterer, especially if this is the first time you are using them. It’s important to meet with them face-to-face, and try not to let per-sonality clashes distract from the goal of a great event.

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morgAn AWArds2100 W. 6 Ave., Suite ABroomfield, CO 80020303-465-3326/303-465-3317Web site: www.morganawardsonline.come-mail: [email protected]

specialties: Awards, engravings and promotional products, advertising specialties.person in charge: Chris Morgan and Tom Morgan, Owners

mountAin stAtes speciAlties1671 Valtec CtBoulder, CO 80301-4620303-444-6186/303-444-6174Web site: www.mtnstatesspecialties.com

photo crAFt imAging2901 55th St. Boulder, CO 80301303-442-6410/303-442-9010Web site: www.pcraft.com; www.pcigrafx.come-mail: [email protected]: Design, production and installation of large format graphics. Photographic and fine art printing.person in charge: Roy McCutchen

teAm promArk14052 Valley DriveLongmont, CO 80504303-926-1328/303-926-1450Web site: www.teampromark.come-mail: [email protected]: Officially licensed products for enthusiastic fans; manufactures metallic car emblems with school, sport, or religious theme.person in charge: Margo Taylor, Partner and Richard Taylor, General Manager, Partner

promoshop3630 21st St.Boulder, CO 80304720-565-5921/303-496-7980Web site: www.promoshopboulder.come-mail: [email protected]: Promotional and marketing services.person in charge: Stewart Booker

pulitzer promotions inc.2746 Bristlecone WayLafayette, CO 80026303-664-0445/303-661-9240Web site: www.pulitzerpromotions.come-mail: [email protected]: Trade show gratuities, corporate incentive gifts, fun and eventive give-aways.person in charge: Joy Pulitzer

rAge unlimited inc.1715 Pearl St., Suite CBoulder, CO 80302303-444-6506/303-440-7243Web site: www.rageunlimited.come-mail: [email protected]: Custom imprinted merchandise (silk-screened and embroidered), graphic design, corporate identity packages and logos.person in charge: Jonathan Colby, President and Michael O’Brien, Owner

tomBstone technologies2400 Central Ave., Suite GBoulder, CO 80301303-339-6482Web site: www.tombstontechnologies.com e-mail: [email protected]: Offers customized playing cards, and software for customized business products.

Audio/visuAlservices 3dB productions

4921 Fountain St.Boulder, CO 80304720-406-1480Web site: www.3dbproductions.comspecialties: Internet-based video editing/production and architectural photography.person in charge: David Bremner, Owner

A positive imAge video productions1715 Cato CircleLafayette, CO 80026303-665-3344/303-665-3344Web site: www.posimvid.come-mail: [email protected]: Wedding and event videography, promotional videos for churches and small businesses, school concerts and plays, athletic events.person in charge: Bob Weiss, Owner

Advision inc.3100 Arrowwood LaneBoulder, CO 80303303-444-2320e-mail: [email protected]

All digitAl photo And video1055 Hwy 287Lafayette, CO 80027303-494-2320/303-444-9939Web site: www.AllDigitalPhotoAndVideo.come-mail: [email protected]: On-location video for corporate events including awards banquets, golf outings, holiday parties and training videos.person in charge: Cal Cheney, President

All video production inc.5311 Western Ave., Suite CBoulder, CO 80301303-939-8515/303-939-8516Web site: www.allvideoproduction.come-mail: [email protected]: Corporate video, marketing, training, documentary.person in charge: Dan Raymond, Owner

Alpine Audio visuAl inc.1025 Rosewood Ave., Suite 101Boulder, CO 80304303-545-2147/303-545-5350Web site: www.alpineaudiovisual.come-mail: [email protected]: Corporate audio/visual rentals, HD editing, HD studio, Ultimatte green screen, HD/SD video production.person in charge: Mitch Cole and Heidi Law, Owners

Apogee communicAtions group159 Alpine WayBoulder, CO 80304303-443-8473/303-443-0500Web site: www.apogeevideo.come-mail: [email protected]: Pet emergency first DVD series, HD medical and safety videos and DVDs; video production services; also for television. 4K high-definition video including vertical HD for trade shows. medical and corporate productions.person in charge: Arthur J. Levy, President

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Blue Mesa Productions inc.2965 Island DriveBoulder, CO 80301-5923303-927-7249Web site: www.blue-mesa.come-mail: [email protected]: Training videos for businesses, television commercials, documentaries. Product rollouts. Video production services.Person in charge: Dave Ridgway, Founder

couPe studios Music inc.4780 Sterling DriveBoulder, CO 80301303-447-0551/303-447-8603Web site: www.coupestudios.come-mail: [email protected]: Sound design, audio/music recording, mixing, HD, Dolby, 5.1 surround, ADR, original music, library music, voice overs.Person in charge: Scott Roche, President

davis creative technology3510 Smuggler CircleBoulder, CO 80305303-499-2029/303-494-5407specialties: Full production services: scripting, storyboarding, preproduction, production and postproduction, multimedia presentations.Person in charge: Terry Davis and Mary Ann Davis, Owners

daylight Productions & rentals4700 Sterling DriveBoulder, CO 80301303-440-3334/303-442-8180Web site: www.daylightav.come-mail: [email protected]: HD and SD multi-camera live switching capabilities, production studio with green screen, broadcast video and audio-visual equipment rentals. Crews available.Person in charge: Brian Day, President

digsreX MoBile recording3089 Redstone LaneBoulder, CO 80305303-517-9325/773-439-8804Web site: www.digsrex.come-mail: [email protected]: Mobile recording for live CDs/DVDs, mobile recordings of any kind; audio and video generation and management; podcasting.Person in charge: John Digger Pelaez, CEO

dvd Prodigy2327 30th St.Boulder, CO 80301303-442-0700specialties: Converts old home movies, videos, photos and slides into easy-to-use, archival DVD presentations.

FlashBack Media Productions4700 Sterling Drive, Suite JBoulder, CO 80301-2305303-545-9955/303-545-6658Web site: www.flashback.tve-mail: [email protected]: Full-service media production and editing company. Film/video/HD/DVD authoring/duplication/2-D and 3-D animation. Scripting, single and multiple camera shoots. Web media, marketing and media development.Person in charge: Bunnie Strassner, President; Norman Strassner, COO and Case Strassner

k2 audio llc4900 Pearl E. Circle, Suite 201EBoulder, CO 80301303-865-5500/303-865-5504Web site: www.k2audio.come-mail: [email protected]

specialties: Audio/video system and acoustic design.Person in charge: Rich Zwiebel, President

karMa’s MultiMedia services4800 Baseline RoadBoulder, CO 80303720-304-3734specialties: Duplications, format transfers, special event videos, filming and editing.

lens Flair Productions171 Sky Trail RoadBoulder, CO 80302303-819-2477/720-406-1320Web site: www.lensflairvideo.come-mail: [email protected]: All digital videography and editing for weddings, events, bar mitzvahs, sports, sales presentations, performances, seminars, training, real estate, and more.Person in charge: Alice Henriques, Owner

Moon rise llc1630-A 30th St., Suite 297Boulder, CO 80301720-840-1397/303-474-4278e-mail: [email protected]: Media productions.Person in charge: Dennis Stahl

neWtek inc.Boulder, CO210-370-8000/210-370-8001Web site: www.newtek.come-mail: [email protected]: Video editing and special effects tools.

night oWl FilM and video llcP.O. Box 501Louisville, CO 80027303-665-6573/303-665-6573Web site: www.nightowlfilmandvideo.come-mail: [email protected]: Specializes in documentary films, weddings, memorial and tribute videos, family events and editing services.Person in charge: Alan Saville, President

nonFiction t.v.5630 Arapahoe #324Boulder, CO 80303303-449-5076e-mail: [email protected]: Publication of matters of public interest.Person in charge: Thomas Lofstrom, Consultant

PeoPle Productions Media ser-vices inc.

1737 15th St., Suite 200Boulder, CO 80302303-449-6086/303-449-9526Web site: www.peopleproductions.come-mail: [email protected]: Full-service video, multimedia and Web production from concept through duplication/hosting. Final Cut Pro HD/SD editing suites, interactive CD/DVD development, encoding, extensive Web development/applications, Flash animation/graphics, streaming media, VHS/CD/DVD duplication/replication, foreign conversions, format transfers.Person in charge: Zach Daudert

rinkles in tiMe Productions2475 Broadway St.Boulder, CO 80304303-961-1704specialties: Video tributes, weddings and video editing.Person in charge: Steven Vanek, Owner

sensory Media grouP100 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 7Boulder, CO 80302303-938-8990/303-938-8996Web site: www.bouldermedia.come-mail: [email protected]: Film, video, full-motion Web design and development, interactive business cards.Person in charge: Walter Breakell

shades oF gray Productions1898 S. Flatiron Court, Suite 228Boulder, CO 80301303-629-2777Web site: www.shadesofgray.tv

shaMBhala recordings5630 Arapahoe #324Boulder, CO 80303303-449-5076e-mail: [email protected]: Arts and education.Person in charge: Thomas Lofstrom, Consultant

strijek designP.O. Box 879Crestone, CO 81131719-256-5939Web site: www.StrijekDesign.come-mail: [email protected]: Develops Web site and a wide variety of print advertising, including business systems and identity, magazine ads, brochures and trade show booth panels. Creates multi-media presentations for clients. Also does copy writing, marketing and public relations.Person in charge: Claudia Strijek, Owner

taPes again5741 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 2DBoulder, CO 80303303-447-8787/303-440-3578Web site: www.tapesagain.come-mail: [email protected]: CD, DVD and tape duplication and replication for musicians, businesses, teachers, lecturers, conferences and creative artists. Audio mastering, audio restoration and archiving, media conversion.Person in charge: Hugh Robertson, Manager and Owner

AwArds/Trophies all West troPhies

200 E. South Boulder RoadLafayette, CO 80026303-666-5475/303-666-5475

Boulder troPhy shoP1025 Rosewood St.Boulder, CO 80304303-444-2341

croWn troPhy3255 Prairie Ave.Boulder, CO 80301303-443-3151/303-443-0391Web site: www.crowntrophy.come-mail: [email protected]: Awards, recognition and promotional.Person in charge: Gary Jaycox, Owner

eXquisite enterPrises inc.P.O. Box 53Louisville, CO 80027-0053303-666-6921/303-666-6921

haertling.coM aWards609 S. Taylor Ave., Unit DLouisville, CO 80027303-447-8504

Web site: www.haertling.come-mail: [email protected]: Creates custom-designed awards.Person in charge: John Haertling, Founder

longMont troPhy605 Ken Pratt Blvd.Longmont, CO 80501303-772-8488specialties: Trophies, plaques, engravings.

ltM designs829 Main St., Suite 7-ALongmont, CO 80501303-702-9553/303-682-1878Web site: www.ltmdesigns.come-mail: [email protected]: Trophies, plaques, acrylic, glass and stone awards, engravings, signs.Person in charge: Terry McCue and Leslie Martin

CATering CompAnies 8 island haWaiian BBq

3050 28th St.Boulder, CO 80301303-440-7427Web site: www.8islandbbq.comPerson in charge: Michael Uiche, Owner

a grande aFFair catering461 Main St.Longmont, CO 80501303-485-5192/303-485-5220Web site: www.agrandeaffaircateringco.come-mail: [email protected]: Full-service catering for weddings, corporate lunches, breakfast.Person in charge: Bob Goff, Owner

a grande Finale Patisserie641 Main St. & 489 N. Hwy 287Louisville, CO 80027303-926-4084 and 720-890-4906Web site: www.agrandefinale.come-mail: [email protected]: Desserts, dessert gifts, coffee, tea and wine for all your occasions and corporate events. Available online or locally for pickup, delivery or nationwide shipping.Person in charge: Nicole Hedlund, Owner

a sPice oF liFe catering services5541 Central Ave., Suite 272Boulder, CO 80301303-443-4049/303-443-1138Web site: www.aspiceoflife.come-mail: [email protected]: Catering for weddings, corporate events and deliveries at any off site location or venue of your choice.Person in charge: David Rubin, General Manager and Owner and Dan Bruckner, Director of Operations and Owner

a sPice oF liFe event center on Flatirons golF course

5706 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80303303-444-3452/303-442-7411Web site: www.aspiceoflife.come-mail: [email protected]: Catering services, event facilities and varied gourmet menu.Person in charge: David Rubin, General Manager and Owner and Dan Bruckner, Director of Operations and Owner

aBsolatte4845 Pearl East Circle, Suite 101



Boulder, CO 80301303-444-5251Web site: www.absolatte.comE-mail: [email protected]: Portable espresso catering, smoothies, pastries and more.Person in charge: Jenneye Shugar-Johnson, Owner

AffordAblE PArty PlAnnEr1595 S. Vilas CourtSuperior, CO 80027303-494-1871Specialties: Event catering, event planning, event consultant; small wedding specialty.Person in charge: Maria Steele, Owner

ArAPAhoE hog roAStErS12420 Arapahoe RoadLafayette, CO 80026303-673-9200Specialties: Family-owned and operated catering company provides roasted whole pigs, pulled pork, whole chickens and beef brisket. Cookers available for rent.

bAy WindoW CAtEring243 Terry St.Longmont, CO 80501303-772-3888/303-772-1984Web site: www.baywindowcatering.comE-mail: [email protected]: American fresh, Mediterranean, Asian foods; attention to detail.Person in charge: Steve Eisler, Owner

bElvEdErE bouldEr llC (dbA: bElvEdErE bElgiAn ChoColAtE ShoP)

1936 14th St.Boulder, CO 80302303-447-0336Web site: www.belvedereboulder.comE-mail: [email protected]: Hand-crafted, all-natural Belgian-style chocolates; custom chocolates and chocolate bars; company logos on chocolates; wine and chocolate tastings with Bookcliff Vineyards (co-located).Person in charge: Chris Toomey and Maryfrances Toomey, Co-owners

big bAng CAtEring llCP.O. Box 4361Boulder, CO 80306303-447-8900/303-443-3338Web site: www.bigbangcatering.comE-mail: [email protected]: Menu planning and party consultation, full bar consultation, food and wine pairing, thematic displays, wait service and bar staff.Person in charge: Lyle Davis and John Howlett, Owners

blEu Sun MArkEt & CAtErErS900 Coffman St., Suite BLongmont, CO 80501303-684-8400/303-684-8401Web site: www.bleusun.comPerson in charge: Steven Podel, Owner

bluE Sky biStro11755 Airport WayBroomfield, CO 80021720-214-0687/303-464-0455Web site: www.blueskybistro.comE-mail: [email protected]: On-site grilling, rotisserie and fine dining.Person in charge: Dan O’Bryan, Owner

brEAdWorkS bAkEry & CAfE2644 BroadwayBoulder, CO 80304-3542303-444-5667/303-444-7912Person in charge: Larry Domnitz

báCAro vEnEtiAn tAvErnA921 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302-5108303-444-4888/303-444-2422Web site: www.bacaro.comE-mail: [email protected]: Catering services and varied menu for events of all sizes. Specializes in Northern Italian cuisine and uses organic and free-range ingredients whenever available.Person in charge: Lesley Barnes, Event Coordinator and Fasano Corrado, General Manager

CAfE gondoliEr1738 Pearl St., Suite 105 RBoulder, CO 80301-1223303-443-5015/303-998-0208Web site: www.cafegondolier.comE-mail: [email protected]: Italian dining featuring homemade pasta, sauces, pizza and desserts.Person in charge: Nelson Kugel, Owner

CArElli’S riStorAntE itAliAno645 30th St.Boulder, CO 80303303-938-9300/303-938-4077Web site: www.carellis.comE-mail: [email protected]: PowerPoint, DVD, VCR and satellite capabilities; Bottega Di Vino Banquet Room; private parties up to 75.Person in charge: Greg Carelli, Owner

CASA AlvArEz502 S. Public RoadLafayette, CO 80026-2103303-604-4396/303-604-4398Web site: www.casaalvarezcolorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Video arcade and game room.Person in charge: Ernesto Alvarez and Betty Cormane, Owners

CASA AlvArEz3161 Walnut St.Boulder, CO 80301-2511303-546-0630/720-563-0006Web site: www.casaalvarezcolorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Mexican restaurant.Person in charge: Ernesto Alvarez and Betty Cormane, Owners

CEntErPlAtE At folSoM fiEldUniversity of Colorado, 372 UCBBoulder, CO 80309303-492-3663/303-492-6636Web site: www.centerplate.comSpecialties: Creating something special, innovative and creative ideas.Person in charge: Lisa Cook, Manager

ChAutAuquA dining hAll900 Baseline RoadBoulder, CO 80302-7547303-440-3776/303-440-0926Web site: www.dininghall.netE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Susan Tate, Director of Special Events

ChEfrEy’S intErnAtionAl dEli & CAtEring

3723 Rabbit Mountain RoadBroomfield, CO 80020-5552303-469-0782Person in charge: Jeff Paliwoda, Chef

ColorAdo brEWing Co.2027 13th St.

Boulder, CO 80302303-440-5858/303-443-7895Web site: www.boulderdrafthouse.comSpecialties: Complete catering menu, downtown location and full audio/visual capabilities.Person in charge: Mitch Arden and Jim Howser

Cooking With JAzz inC.200 N. Main St.Longmont, CO 80501303-772-7344/303-772-1090Web site: www.cookingwithjazzcatering.comE-mail: [email protected]: Cajun and Southern food.Person in charge: Shari Triche, Owner/Chef

CuiSinE by JEAn3315 Wright CircleBoulder, CO 80301720-839-6744E-mail: [email protected] in charge: Jean M. Bowen, Owner

CulinAry hEArtS CAtEring2641 Grapewood LaneBoulder, CO 80304303-442-4664/303-442-4664Web site: www.culinaryhearts.netE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service caterer for corporate and private parties.Person in charge: Diane Starnick, Owner

diSh gourMEt1918 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302720-565-5933/720-565-9366Web site: www.dishgourmet.comSpecialties: Corporate catering.Person in charge: Brian Benham, Chef/Owner

El SEnor Sol rEAl MExiCAn food1389 Forest Park Circle, No. 102Lafayette, CO 80026720-890-1765/720-890-1291Web site: www.elsenorsol.comE-mail: [email protected]: Authentic Mexican cuisine, banquets and catering.Person in charge: Kena Guttridge

ElitE EAtS CAtEring6331 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80303303-413-8188/303-413-8178Web site: www.elite-eats.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service off-premise catering for two to as many as 1,000 guests. Breakfast, lunch and after-hour appetizer or business events. Personal chef services and a weekly family dinner service.Person in charge: Kim Maras, Owner

EuroPEAn CAtEring & EvEntS1850 Folsom Ave., Suite 610Boulder, CO 80302720-937-3626E-mail: [email protected] in charge: Francesco Candela

food Stuff EtC. inC.829 Main St., Suite 8Longmont, CO 80501303-651-6685/303-651-3018E-mail: [email protected]: Locally owned and operated catering service, focusing on originality, taste and attention to detail for corporate and personal events. We love weddings.Person in charge: Scott Molash and Connie Nelson, Owners

gArdEn grill CAtEring1386 U.S. Highway 287Broomfield, CO 80020303-466-3424/303-466-3424Web site: www.gardengrillcatering.comSpecialties: Full-service caterer, specializing in ice sculptures and wedding cakes; daily box lunch catering and buffets to businesses in Interlocken, Westmoor Park, Tech Center.Person in charge: Linda Aquino and Joel Hanson, Owners

grEEnbriAr inn8735 N. Foothills HighwayBoulder, CO 80302303-440-7979/303-449-2054Web site: www.greenbriarinn.comE-mail: [email protected]: Fine-dining restaurant and banquet facility; hosts business luncheons, all-day business retreats, business meetings, presentations, dinners, weddings, holiday parties and fundraisers. The facility can accommodate 10-350 people.Person in charge: Philip Goddard, Proprietor

grEEnS Point CAtEring1240 Ken Pratt Blvd.Longmont, CO 80501303-772-2247/303-772-1502Web site: www.greenspointcatering.comE-mail: [email protected]: From simple budget picnics to high-end events.Person in charge: Donn Nannen and Bridgett Nannen, Co-owners

hAnnA’S SPECiAlty foodS & dEliCAtESSEn

802 S. Public RoadLafayette, CO 80026303-664-0200Web site: www. hannasfood.comE-mail: [email protected]: Fresh, classic food.Person in charge: Susan Kaiser Yurish, Owner

hAutE CAkES2610 Iris Ave., Suite 105Boulder, CO 80304720-620-0204Specialties: Sweet shop that specializes in wedding cakes, specialty cakes and cupcakes. Supplies coffee shops and restaurants wholesale pastries as well.

idEAl MArkEt1275 Alpine Ave.Boulder, CO 80301303-443-1354/303-443-4231Specialties: Natural and organic market specializing in prepared foods and fresh produce. Also catering and specialty items.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

JASon’S dEli549 FlatIron Blvd.Broomfield, CO 80021303-465-2882/303-465-5010Web site: www.jasonsdeli.comPerson in charge: Lane Cammack, General Manager

JAx fiSh houSE928 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302-5109303-444-1811/303-444-1007Web site: www.jaxfishhouseboulder.comE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Dave Query

JiMMy & drEW’S dEliCAtESSEn2855 28th St.



Boulder, CO 80301303-447-3354/303-447-0647Specialties: Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sandwiches, salads, soups, Vienna beef dogs, full-service catering.Person in charge: Andrew Marx and Jarrett Eggers, Co-owners

John’S ReStauRant2328 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-444-5232Web site: www.johnsrestaurantboulder.comSpecialties: Restaurant available for meetings, catering, dinner.Person in charge: Ashley Maxwell and Corey Buck, Co-owners

JubilationS CateRing inC.215 Virginia DriveEstes Park, CO 80517303-440-1315/303-443-1377Web site: www.jubilationscatering.come-mail: [email protected]: American and continental cuisine, fresh ingredients.Person in charge: Sandy Paul, Owner

JuleS gouRmet CateRing1849 Cherry St., Suite 7Louisville, CO 80027303-926-1303/303-926-1403Web site: www.julesgourmet.come-mail: joe or julie @julesgourmet.comSpecialties: Full-service catering company.Person in charge: Julie Dunigan, Chef/Owner and Joe Dunigan, Business Relations

JuSt me CateRing100 S. Sunset St.Longmont, CO 80501303-772-6132Web site: www.justmecatering.comSpecialties: Smoked meats and salmon.Person in charge: Mike Elgin, Chef and Owner

Kt’S bbQ CateRing732 Front St., Suite 211Louisville, CO 80027303-245-7090Web site: www.ktsbbq.come-mail: [email protected]: Slow-smoked meats, whole roasted pigs and on-site grilling.Person in charge: Laura Shinefield, Catering Manager

laudiSio RiStoRante italiano1710 29th St., Suite 1076Boulder, CO 80301303-442-1300/303-442-6617Web site: www.laudisio.come-mail: [email protected] in charge: Antonio Laudisio, Owner

le PeeP ReStauRant2525 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80302303-444-5119/303-444-6715Web site: www.lepeep.comPerson in charge: Matt Close

le PeeP ReStauRant520 Zang St.Broomfield, CO 80020720-887-0307/720-887-0310Web site: www.lepeep.com

luCile’S518 Kimbark St.Longmont, CO 80501303-774-9814/303-772-8560

Web site: www.luciles.come-mail: [email protected]

luCile’S2124 14th St.Boulder, CO 80302303-442-4743/303-939-9848Web site: www.luciles.come-mail: [email protected]: Creole food.

mad gReenS1805 29th St., Suite 201Boulder, CO 80301720-565-5975Web site: www.madgreens.comSpecialties: Catering for corporate meetings, sales events, social gatherings.Person in charge: Dan Long, President

magnolia SteaK and Seafood1381 Forest Park CircleLafayette, CO 80026303-665-3080/303-665-8118Web site: www.magnolia-restaurant.comSpecialties: Steak, seafood and sushi.Person in charge: Mara Soutiere and Peter Soutiere, Proprietors

maRCel’S ChoColate Room720 Front St., Suite 204Louisville, CO 80027303-604-1100Web site: www.marcelschocolateroom.comSpecialties: Belgian chocolates and a large collection of European sweets, specializing in weddings, charities and corporate functions.Person in charge: Marcella Moy, Owner

mCCoolS CuStomized CateRing743 Cleveland CircleLafayette, CO 80026303-710-9390e-mail: [email protected]: Steak, seafood and wild game.Person in charge: Gene McCool, II, Chef and Coordinator

motheR hubbaRd’S fine foodS llC3580 Paseo del Prado, No. 5Boulder, CO 80301303-909-3810Web site: www.motherhubbardsfinefoods.come-mail: [email protected]: Small event catering; free weekly delivery of gourmet, fully cooked meals.Person in charge: Natasha Hubbard and Jyoti Mukherjee, Owners

oSKaR blueS gRill & bReW303 Main St.Lyons, CO 80540303-823-6685/303-823-3033Web site: www.oskarblues.come-mail: [email protected]: Restaurant and brewpub.Person in charge: Dale Katechis

PaneRa bRead302-A Center DriveSuperior, CO 80027720-304-7000/720-304-7007Web site: www.panera-colorado.com

Quizno’S1606 Conestoga St., Suite ABoulder, CO 80301720-565-1200/720-565-1177Web site: www.quiznos.comSpecialties: Party platters, party dessert trays, box lunches.Person in charge: Kim Marinoff, Owner

Quizno’S535 South Boulder Road, Unit 290Lafayette, CO 80026303-665-6645Web site: www.quiznos.comSpecialties: Party platters, party dessert trays, box lunches.Person in charge: Kim Marinoff, Owner

Ragazzi gRill1135 Francis St.Longmont, CO 80501303-651-2828/303-678-7598Person in charge: Steve Gaibler, President

RedStone CateRing1121 BroadwayBoulder, CO 80302303-443-1201Web site: www.RedstoneCatering.come-mail: [email protected]: Award winning authentic Euro-Organic and custom cuisine.Person in charge: Mary Dietrich, Executive Chef and Owner

Sage & SavoRy CateRing6325 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80303303-673-9899/303-673-9899Web site: www.sageandsavory.come-mail: [email protected]: Personal menu for each client, using fresh ingredients.Person in charge: Sue Dubach

Salvaggio’S italian deliCateSSen2655 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-938-1981/303-938-1987

SavoRy CuiSineS5741 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 1ABoulder, CO 80303303-543-7767Web site: www.savorycuisines.comSpecialties: Custom menus with cuisines from around the world.Person in charge: Bob Sargent, Chef and Owner

Shamane’S baKe ShoPPe2825 Wilderness Place, Suite 800Boulder, CO 80301303-417-9338Web site: www.shamanesbakeshoppe.come-mail: [email protected]: Wedding cakes, pastries, specialty cakes, private catering.Person in charge: Shamane Simons, Owner

ShRimP daddy1529 Harvest Dr.Lafayette, CO 80026303-517-0376/303-517-0376Web site: www.shrimpdaddy.come-mail: [email protected]: Catering, seafood distributor, specialty foods. Personal chef, business and home delivery.Person in charge: Louis Raines, Owner

SPiCy PiCKle2660 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-413-0707/303-413-1212Web site: www.spicypickle.comSpecialties: Panini and sub sandwiches on artisanal breads.Person in charge: Alli McClintock, General Manager

SPiCy PiCKle2520 BroadwayBoulder, CO 80304

Web site: www.spicypickle.comSpecialties: Panini and sub sandwiches on artisanal breads.Person in charge: Dave McClintock and Jim Wright, Co-owners

SPiCy PiCKle321 McCaslin Blvd., Unit CLouisville, CO 80027720-890-6162/720-890-6198Web site: www.spicypickle.com

SunfloWeR ReStauRant1701 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-440-0220/303-938-4017Web site: www.sunflowerboulder.comSpecialties: Fine organic cuisine with top-quality preparation and presentation; professional, attentive service, vast vegan offerings including wedding cakes.Person in charge: Jef Forsberg, Chef/Owner

taSte of Philly1911 Broadway St.Boulder, CO 80302720-565-0248Web site: www.tasteofphilly.bizSpecialties: Cheesesteaks, hoagies and grinders.Person in charge: Steve Duarte, Owner

the ChoColate fountain5410 Pine Ridge RoadGolden, CO 80403303-579-6589e-mail: [email protected]: Three sizes of chocolate fountain to choose from, servicing up to 250 guests.Person in charge: Susan Trenka

the fRont Range CateRing Co.5741 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 3ABoulder, CO 80303303-449-1981/303-786-8010Web site: www.frontrangecatering.come-mail: [email protected]: Specialty catering and barbecues.Person in charge: Nora Beelner and Patrick Beelner, Owners

the huCKlebeRRy700 Main St.Louisville, CO 80027303-666-8020/303-666-4908Web site: www.thehuckleberry.come-mail: [email protected] in charge: Steven Lemke, General Manager

the Rib houSe by Chef extRaoRdinaRe1920 S. Coffman St.Longmont, CO 80504303-485-6988/303-772-8264Web site: www.theribhouse.infoe-mail: [email protected]: Caters parties up to 900.Person in charge: Tracy Webb, Owner and Merry Ann Webb

tRaditionS CateRing inC.6565 Gunpark DriveBoulder, CO 80301303-442-1351Web site: www.traditionscatering.come-mail: [email protected]: Contemporary American food.Person in charge: Kim Warshaw, Owner and President

tRattoRia on PeaRl1430 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-544-0008/303-544-9040



Web site: www.trattoriaonpearl.comE-mail: [email protected]: Casual Italian Neighborhood RestaurantPerson in charge: Sara Casarrubias and Guillermo Casarrubias, Owners

TrEPPEda’S riSToranTE & CaTEring300 2nd Ave.Niwot, CO 80544303-652-1606/303-652-3552Web site: www.treppedas.comE-mail: [email protected]: Regional Italian food. Private parties on and off-site. Home-cooked catering.Person in charge: Howard Treppeda, Owner

UMC CaTEringUniversity of ColoradoBoulder, CO 80309303-492-6349/303-492-4327Web site: umc.colorado.edu/cateringSpecialties: Coffee service, lunch, snacks, barbecues.Person in charge: Deb Bartlett, President

UnivErSiTy MEMorial CEnTEr (UnivErSiTy of Colorado)

1600 Euclid St.Boulder, CO 80309303-492-8833/303-492-4327Web site: www.colorado.edu/umcSpecialties: 14 conference rooms, campus ballroom seats up to 1,200 lecture-style.Person in charge: Roxane Ruggles, Assistant Catering Director

via ToSCana riSToranTE356 S. McCaslin Blvd.Louisville, CO 80027-9432303-604-6960/303-604-6959Web site: www.viatoscana.comE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Rob Castellino, Owner

WEST End TavErn926 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302-5109303-444-3535Web site: www.bigredf.com/westendE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Dave Query, Owner

WholE foodS MarkET inC.303 Marshall Rd.Superior, CO 80027720-274-1415/720-274-1420Web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

WholE foodS MarkET inC.1651 Broadway St.Boulder, CO 80302303-442-0909/303-786-9939Web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

WholE foodS MarkET inC.2584 Baseline Rd.Boulder, CO 80305303-499-7636/303-499-1467Web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

WholE foodS MarkET inC.2905 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80301

303-545-6611/303-545-6633Web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

Word of MoUTh CaTEring & BakEry

5741 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80303303-443-0839/303-938-9180E-mail: [email protected]: Wholesale breads and catering services.Person in charge: Tore Mascioli, President

Zolo grill2525 Arapahoe Ave., Suite H-1Boulder, CO 80302-6720303-449-0444/303-939-9277Web site: www.zologrill.comE-mail: [email protected]: Renovated private patio room reservations for any size party. Large party togo menu for luncheons.Person in charge: Katy Hollenbach, General manager

Chambers of CommerCe BoUldEr ChaMBEr

2440 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-442-1044/303-938-8837Web site: www.boulderchamber.comE-mail: [email protected]: Networking opportunities, educational programs, business advocacy support.Person in charge: Susan Morris Graf, CEO and President

BrooMfiEld ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE350 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 250Broomfield, CO 80020303-466-1775/303-466-4481Web site: www.broomfieldchamber.comE-mail: [email protected]: Promotions, networking, tourism, business and legislative advocacy, member discounts, business and educational programming, seminars.Person in charge: Jennifer Kerr, CEO and President

lafayETTE ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE1290 S. Public Road, P.O. Box 1018Lafayette, CO 80026303-666-9555/303-666-4392Web site: www.lafayettecolorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Business directory, golf tournament, networking events, group leadership, relocation packets and economic development. Annual Community events include Lafayette Quaker Oatmeal Festival, Family Fun Fest, Peach Festival and Celebrate Lafayette.Person in charge: Vicki Trumbo, Executive Director

laTino ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE of BoUldEr CoUnTy

P.O. Box 2002Longmont, CO 80502303-328-5280Web site: www.latinochamberbc.orgE-mail: [email protected]: Promotes opportunities for the Latino business sector.Person in charge: Nino Gallo, President

longMonT arEa ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE

528 Main St.Longmont, CO 80501

303-776-5295/303-776-5657Web site: www.longmontchamber.orgE-mail: [email protected]: Pro-business advocacy, networking opportunities, member promotional activities, seminars and community information.Person in charge: Kathy Weber-Harding, President

loUiSvillE ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE901 Main St.Louisville, CO 80027303-666-5747/303-666-4285Web site: www.louisvillechamber.comE-mail: [email protected]: Monthly business after-hours, breakfasts, newsletters, business directory, business counseling and seminars, leads groups.Person in charge: Shelley Angell, Executive Director and Ron LoSasso, President

lyonS arEa ChaMBEr of CoMMErCEP.O. Box 426Lyons, CO 80540303-823-5215Web site: www.lyons-colorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Referrals, monthly networking events, Internet and print exposure, directory listings, business contacts, business voice with local government, marketing support, business education, mentoring program.Person in charge: John O’Brien, President

nEdErland arEa ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE

P.O. Box 85Nederland, CO 80466303-258-3936Web site: www.nederlandchamber.orgE-mail: [email protected]: Business map, visitors’ center, festivals, visitor information and events, Web site, local artwork t-shirts, Frozen Dead Guy Days memorabilia.Person in charge: Blue Hessner, President

SUPErior ChaMBEr of CoMMErCE124 E. Coal Creek DriveSuperior, CO 80027303-554-0789/303-499-1340Web site: www.superiorchamber.comE-mail: [email protected]: Leads groups, educational seminars, entrepreneur and small business group, networking opportunities, community events.Person in charge: Heather Cracraft, Executive Director

event Planners a SECond offiCE llC

P.O. Box 2164Boulder, CO 80306-2164800-276-0818/303-648-4149Web site: www.ASecondOffice.comE-mail: [email protected]: Team of highly qualified virtual executive assistants providing services to busy executives and entrepreneurs. Office management, executive secretarial assistance, live phone answering, event planning, paralegal, organizational systems, traveling assistance, bookkeeping and more.Person in charge: Michele Guarino, Owner

aBiniTio dESignS4779 Ashfield CircleBoulder, CO 80301720-317-8845E-mail: [email protected]: Trade shows and corporate events, special events, multimedia/presentation services.Person in charge: Tracy Breithaupt, Owner

aMEriCan EvEnTS & ProMoTionSLafayetteLafayette, CO 80026303-665-8280Web site: www.AmerEvents.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service, corporate and private event planning. Event consultation, A to Z planning, specialty coordination, and full-service presentation. Holiday events, group picnics, team building, seminars, conferences, trade shows, grand openings, open house, exciting theme events, Bar & Bat Mitzvahs. 3-D scenic props, theatrical decor, event staffing, professional Santa and holiday theme events.Person in charge: Susen Mesco, President

B diSTinCT EvEnTSP.O. Box 19555Boulder, CO 80308303-242-5657Web site: www.bdistinctevents.comE-mail: [email protected]: Executive events, conferences, seminars and road shows, annual and quarterly company meetings, national and regional sales meetings, product launches, incentive travel, company holiday parties and picnics, employee recognition, team building, corporate hospitality, trade shows, galas, award dinners and ceremonies, event sponsorships.Person in charge: Julie Blankinship, President

CallUna EvEnTS4129 Amber St.Boulder, CO 80304303-443-4617/303-443-4618Web site: www.CallunaEvents.comE-mail: [email protected]: Specializes in full-service planning, day of coordination and hourly consulting for your wedding or special event.Person in charge: Heather Dwight, Owner

dynaMiC SPECial EvEnTS203 Lois DriveLouisville, CO 80027720-837-1122/303-604-6136E-mail: [email protected] site: http://site.dynamicspecialevents.comSpecialties: Corporate events and business conference planning and production, trade shows, video, event planning, awards presentations. Expertise in incorporating digital media into memorable events.Person in charge: Rosalie Sheffield, Owner

EvEnT dESign groUPP.O. Box 4272Boulder, CO 80306303-938-9237Web site: www.eventdesignusa.comE-mail: [email protected]: Company picnics, holiday parties, corporate anniversary parties, destination management services, mountain meetings, company ski trips.Person in charge: Lindsay Rouch, Co-founder

ExECUTivE EvEnTS inC.4665 Nautilus Court, Suite 502Boulder, CO 80501303-530-0205/303-530-2691Web site: www.executivevents.comE-mail: [email protected]: Site selection, accommodations, speakers logistics, online registration, incentive programs, global event staffing.Person in charge: Deb Bartlett, President

fooThillS EvEnT ManagEMEnT, llC300 Center Dr., Ste. G No. 280



Superior, CO 80027720-352-8934/303-554-5734Web site: www.foothillseventmanagement.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service event consulting, planning and management for corporate, private and nonprofit.Person in charge: Lance Jaeger, Owner

ForgEt-ME-Not AdvENturESP.O. Box is 4303Estes Park, CO 80517970-586-3905Specialties: Weddings, reunions, group outings, guided tours.Person in charge: Rene Moquin

HElPiNg HANdS PErSoNAl ASSiStANt SErvicES

205 S. 38th St.Boulder, CO 80305Specialties: Offers a wide range of personal and business services that include errands and organization, personal shopping, store-to-door delivery, courier and chauffeur services, event planning and catering, housekeeping, gardening, house-sitting and pet and plan care. Also assists the elderly and disabled with personal care, meal preparation and transportation.Person in charge: Renee Nelson, Owner

lEvEl 2 coMMuNicAtioNS1140 Portland Place, Suite 307Boulder, CO 80304-3380303-545-2223

MAiN EvENt MArkEtiNg llcP.O. Box 617Niwot, CO 80544303-684-8081/303-684-8089Web site: www.maineventmarketing.netE-mail: [email protected]: Event and venue selection, logistical planning, onsite coordination, pre/post event marketing, branding, booth design and creation.Person in charge: Howard Prouty, President

SkigrouP.NEt1427 County Road 83Boulder, CO 80302303-495-5054/303-444-0916Web site: www.skigroup.netE-mail: [email protected]: Bringing groups to mountain resorts around the globe. Corporate, ski clubs, ski shops, friends.Person in charge: Stephen Hall, President

tHE AtWood coMPANyP.O. Box 3499Boulder, CO 80307303-494-1246/303-494-1863Web site: www.atwoodcompany.comE-mail: [email protected]: Conference, trade show and special event planning.Person in charge: Jean Atwood, Owner

tHE PArty’S oNWestminster, CO 80031303-915-5316Web site: www.thepartyson.comE-mail: [email protected]: Corporate events, holiday parties, grand opening events, birthdays, retirement parties, meetings, bridal and baby showers, celebrations, graduations, anniversaries,event management.Person in charge: Debbie Mallick, Owner

EvEnt SErvicES A SiMPlE tWiSt

317 Bobcat Pt.Lafayette, CO

720-278-8398Web site: www.asimpletwist.com Specialties: Balloon sculptures for any occasion. Birthdays, weddings, corporate/community events.

AWESoME BloSSoM FloriSt823 Hog Back DrArvada, CO 80403303-423-8848Web site: www.theawesomeblossomweddings.netE-mail: [email protected]: Wedding and corporate event floral and decor specialist. Other services available including floral preservation.Person in charge: Dena Douglas, Owner

BouldEr PlAyBAck tHEAtEr632 University Ave.Boulder, CO 80302303-818-7725Web site: http://marcweiss.assoc.googlepages.com/boulderplaybackhome

FloWErS iN BlooMBoulder, CO 80301303-652-1600Web site: www.flowers-in-bloom.comE-mail: [email protected]: By appointment only. Florist specializing in special events including weddings, parties and corporate functions.Person in charge: Jacque Stauffer, Owner

liquor MArt1750 15th St.Boulder, CO 80302303-449-3374Web site: www.liquormart.comE-mail: [email protected]: Retailer of wine, beer and liquor. One-on-one event planning customized to your event. Wine and food pairing assistance along with expertise suggestions.Person in charge: Livia Pundt

ltS lEAdErBoArd203 Pine Brook RoadBoulder, CO 80304303-545-5300Web site: www.ltsleaderboard.comSpecialties: Software system for event planning. Uses its software system to help organizations host more successful fund-raising events.

MENiSkuS MuSic4780 Sterling DriveBoulder, CO 80301720-838-7700Web site: www.meniskusband.comE-mail: [email protected]: Live music from the trio that’s performed with Tom Petty, Dave Matthews, The Roots and many more. Also travel with a DJ system.Person in charge: Eric Singer, Manager

MyrNA lou: PAlMiStP.O. Box 19081Boulder, CO 80308303-651-6273Web site: www.myrnaloupalmistry.comE-mail: [email protected]: Palm reader who works at home or at corporate events; three published books. Known as the soul mate specialist.Person in charge: Myrna Lou Goldbaum, Owner

SAMMy dEE BANdLongmont, CO 80501303-502-4459Web site: www.sammydeemorton.comE-mail: [email protected]: Louisiana/Texas-style blues. Authentic

modern mainstream blues. Originals and covers lead by “Honorary Louisiana Bluesman” Sammy Dee.Person in charge: Sammy Dee

totAl HEAltH FAirSP.O. Box 2009Boulder, CO 80306303-746-4000/866-497-1711Web site: www.totalhealthfairs.comE-mail: [email protected]: Onsite creation and running of corporate health and wellness fairs.

ZiS Studio cHiNESE cAlligrAPHy, cHiNESE lANguAgE & qi-goNg

720-985-4447E-mail: [email protected]: Personalized Chinese calligraphy names, gigantic brush calligraphy demonstration on stage, entertaining talk of the mystery of Chinese words, deep relaxation coaching, awards and trophies in Chinese calligraphy.Person in charge: Yunn Pann, Owner

Gift BaSkEtS A BoldEr BASkEt kASE

5721 Arapahoe Ave., Suite A-1Boulder, CO 80303-1365303-543-1405/303-499-5997Web site: www.bbkase.comE-mail: [email protected]: Customized gift baskets which include a variety of foods, cards, photos and books.Person in charge: Kathy Donnel and Mary Schubert, Co-owners

BouldEr’S BESt orgANicS3640 Walnut St.Boulder, CO 80301303-499-6742Web site: www.BouldersBestOrganics.comE-mail: [email protected]: Produces boxed gift collections of organic and eco-friendly products from Boulder companies and beyond.Person in charge: Steven Hoffman, Partner and Seleyn DeYarus, President

coNcErtoS iN cHocolAtE6395 Gunpark Drive, Suite RBoulder, CO 80301303-447-1001/303-447-1002Web site: www.concertosinchocolate.comE-mail: [email protected]: Corporate and personal chocolate gift boxes and baskets. Truffles, fondues and chocolate fountains.Person in charge: Chris Widlar, Owner

cookiES By dESigN2100 28th St., Suite FBoulder, CO 80301303-998-1772Web site: www.cookiesbydesign.comSpecialties: Franchise that creates custom cookie bouquets.

EdiBlE ArrANgEMENtS4800 Baseline Rd., Suite C-111Boulder, CO 80303303-499-9222/303-543-1084Web site: www.ediblearrangements.comSpecialties: Franchise; arranges fruit bouquets for gifts.Person in charge: Betsy Sherman, Owner

MArcEl’S cHocolAtE rooM720 Front St., Suite 204Louisville, CO 80027303-604-1100

Web site: www.marcelschocolateroom.comSpecialties: Belgian chocolates and a large collection of European sweets, specializing in weddings, charities and corporate functions.Person in charge: Marcella Moy, Owner

orgANic BouldEr2410 30th St.Boulder, CO 80301303-440-1295/303-845-9269Web site: www.organicboulder.comE-mail: [email protected]: Gift baskets full of organic products from Boulder companies.Person in charge: Heidi Kessler, President

PEPPErcorN1235 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-449-8105/303-440-6188Web site: www.peppercorn.comE-mail: [email protected]: Retailer of kitchen, gourmet accessories, foods, cookbooks, dinnerware, housewares, gifts.Person in charge: Doris Houghland, Founder

Golf courSES BouldEr couNtry cluB

7350 Clubhouse RoadBoulder, CO 80301303-530-2226/303-530-4603Web site: www.bouldercc.orgSpecialties: Practice facility, dining, golf shop, driving range, indoor and outdoor pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, athletic facility featuring cardiovascular and weight training centers, aerobics, yoga and Pilates.Person in charge: Kevin Bolles, Golf Pro

BroAdlANdS golF courSE4380 W. 144th Ave.Broomfield, CO 80020303-466-8285/303-635-0644Web site: www.broadlandsgolf.comE-mail: [email protected]: Golf course designed to appeal to those of all skill levels.Person in charge: Tim Schwartz

BuFFAlo ruN15700 E. 112th Ave.Commerce City, CO 80022303-289-1500Web site: www.golfcolorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Corporate memberships, bag drop, club cleaning, club repair, club fitting, lessons, club rental, tournament facilities and restaurant.Person in charge: Paul Hebinck

coAl crEEk golF courSE585 W. Dillon RoadLouisville, CO 80027303-666-7888/303-666-7899Web site: www.coalcreekgolf.comE-mail: [email protected]: Designed by golf course architect Dick Phelps, this par-72 course measures just over 7,000 yards featuring four sets of tees to ensure each golfer is challenged to the level of their expertise. The 18-hole golf course features a layout that incorporates several water obstacles with a variety of elevation changes, meandering fairways and strategically incorporated bunkers. Prior to your round, golfers are invited to warm-up at the vast practice facility featuring a grass tee range, chipping green with bunker and putting green. The Clubhouse features a Golf Shop, dining and banquet facilities.Person in charge: Eric Jensen, Director of Golf and Keith Soriano



EaglE TracE golf club1200 Clubhouse DriveBroomfield, CO 80020303-466-3322/303-466-0456Web site: www.eagletracegolfclub.comE-mail: [email protected]: Driving range, food service, banquets, weddings, meetings, lessons, short-game practice facility.

flaTironS golf courSE5706 E. Arapahoe RoadBoulder, CO 80303303-442-7851/303-442-7875Web site: www.bouldercolorado.govE-mail: [email protected]: Practice range, beverage cart food service.Person in charge: Doug Cook

foSSil TracE golf club3050 Illinois St.Golden, CO 80401303-277-8750/720-497-0690Web site: www.fossiltrace.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full restaurant and banquet facilities. Chipping, bunker, putting green and driving range.Person in charge: Jim Hajek

fox Hill counTry club1400 E. Colorado Highway 119Longmont, CO 80502303-772-0246/303-772-9304Web site: www.foxhillcc.comE-mail: [email protected]: Swimming (competitive swim team), tennis, exercise facility, locker rooms, banquet facilities, members pub.Person in charge: Barry Jennings, Director of Golf; Al Jader, General Manager and Corinne Steele, Membership/Banquet Coordinator

HaySTack MounTain golf courSE & Driving rangE

5877 Niwot RoadNiwot, CO 80503303-530-1400/303-530-5499Web site: www.golfhaystack.comE-mail: [email protected]: Executive length, quiet walking course along Left Hand Creek. Large grass tee driving range and practice area. Relaxed setting, friendly service, food and full bar. Open all year.Person in charge: Zhanna Pauluhn, General Manager

HEriTagE golf courSE aT WESTMoor10555 Westmoor DriveWestminster, CO 80021303-469-2974/303-635-1306Web site: www.golfwestminster.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full bar/grill and banquet room, full range, short game range, putting green, lessons, leagues, junior program, company events and corporate memberships.Person in charge: Brian Carlson

HEriTagE ToDD crEEk golf club8455 Heritage DriveThornton, CO 80602303-655-1779/303-655-1783Web site: www.heritagetoddcreekgolf.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service tournament & event planning. Equipped to handle 18-hole all inclusive golf tournaments and outings. Beautiful Clubhouse facilities perfect for hosting corporate meetings, banquets, weddings and receptions for as many as 250 guests.Person in charge: Taunya Cordova, Director of Sales

inDian PEakS golf courSE2300 Indian Peaks TrailLafayette, CO 80026303-666-4706/303-666-7784Web site: www.indianpeaksgolf.comE-mail: [email protected]: Practice driving range, putting green and chipping green. Golf shop and bar and grill.Person in charge: Craig Stephens

inDian TrEE golf courSE7555 Wadsworth Blvd.Arvada, CO 80003303-403-2541/303-420-2178Web site: www.golfcolorado.comE-mail: [email protected]: Restaurant and meeting rooms, driving range, chipping and putting greens, par 3 course.Person in charge: Alan Abrams

lakE arbor golf club8600 Wadsworth Blvd.Arvada, CO 80003720-898-7360/720-898-7361Web site: www.lakearborgolf.comSpecialties: Driving range, restaurant and bar, full-merchandise pro shop.Person in charge: Dick Dorn and Lee Kauffman

lakE vallEy golf club4400 Lake Valley DriveNiwot, CO 80503303-444-2114Web site: www.lakevalley.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service, private golf-only club.Person in charge: Jim Phillips, Director of Golf

lEgacy riDgE golf courSE10801 Legacy Ridge ParkwayWestminster, CO 80031303-438-8997/303-469-9880Web site: www.golfwestminster.comE-mail: [email protected]: Driving range, chipping/putting greens, clubhouse, restaurant.Person in charge: Chris Swinhart

MaD ruSSian golf TEE TiME2100 Country Club ParkwayMilliken, CO 80543970-587-5157/970-587-9430Web site: www.madrussiangolf.comSpecialties: Pro shop, putting green, chipping area, full restaurant and bar, driving range.

oMni inTErlockEn rESorT golf club500 Interlocken Blvd.Broomfield, CO 80021303-464-9000/303-464-9100Web site: www.omniinterlocken.comE-mail: [email protected]: Golf shop, club house, spa, scenic walking, jogging, hiking and bike paths, GPS system on carts.Person in charge: Larry Collins

STonEy crEEk golf courSE13939 W. 96th Ave.Arvada, CO 80005303-431-9268/303-431-0929Web site: www.golflink.comSpecialties: Driving range, snack bar, golf lessons, practice putting green and chipping area.Person in charge: Larry Root

SunSET golf courSE1900 Longs Peak Ave.Longmont, CO 80501303-776-3122/303-682-1101Web site: www.ci.longmont.co.usSpecialties: Chipping area, putting green, club

house and snack bar.Person in charge: Keith Martin

THE golf courSES aT HylanD HillS9650 N. Sheridan Blvd.Westminster, CO 80031303-428-6526/303-650-7598Web site: www.hylandhills.orgE-mail: [email protected]: Lighted driving range, six racquetball courts, 54 holes of adventure golf, and full-scale restaurant/banquet rooms.Person in charge: Marv Mazone; Ron Lopez and Val Heim III

TWin PEakS golf courSE1200 Cornell DriveLongmont, CO 80503303-772-1722/303-772-4379Web site: www.golflongmont.com/twinpeaksE-mail: [email protected]: Driving range, putting green, practice bunker and full dining services.Person in charge: Keith Martin

uTE crEEk golf courSE2000 Ute Creek DriveLongmont, CO 80501303-774-4342/303-776-2739Web site: www.ci.longmont.co.usSpecialties: Driving range, practice putting green, chipping area, snack bar, pro shop.Person in charge: Sam Linnenburger

coloraDo naTional golf club2700 Vista ParkwayErie, CO 80516303-665-9590/303-665-3850Web site: www.vistaridgegc.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service restaurant. Cart with GPS system included in rate.Person in charge: Matt Schalk

WEST WooDS golf club6655 Quaker St.Arvada, CO 80007720-898-7370/720-898-7371Web site: www.westwoodsgolf.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full restaurant and bar.Person in charge: Steve Lynes

Limousine &shuttLe services 303 liMo van llc

2219 Lincoln St.Longmont, CO 80501303-546-6826Specialties: Eleven-passenger shuttle vans. Airport service and conferences in Denver. Rate to Denver International Airport for eight people is $80. Available for service 24 hours a day at $50-an-hour rate. Eight-hour rate is $300.Person in charge: Dan Linzer, Owner

a cuSToM coacH6240 E. 49th Ave.Commerce City, CO 80022303-759-1376/303-373-5251Web site: www.acustomcoach.comE-mail: [email protected]: “Meet and greet” services, group coordination.Person in charge: John Hafer, Owner

a iMagE liMouSinE inc.Aurora, CO 80016303-548-0540/303-690-3830Specialties: Serving Denver and Boulder metro

area, limos and car service, transportation to Denver International Airport.Person in charge: R.J. Manrique, President

a-aariEl liMouSinE SErvicES11750 E. 120th Ave.Henderson, CO 80640303-761-0900/303-234-1833Web site: www.a-aariel.comE-mail: [email protected]: Luxury, corporate and commercial travel.Person in charge: Peter Anthony Perrone

a-Tlc liMouSinE2435 Cessna DriveErie, CO 80516303-665-5454/303-665-4040Web site: www.a-tlclimo.comE-mail: [email protected]: Weddings, special events, casino runs, anniversaries, birthdays, proms and corporate events.Person in charge: Daryl Sprague

black TiE liMouSinE SErvicEBoulder, CO303-579-1614Web site: www.blacktielimobus.comSpecialties: Available for all occasions including: bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthdays, concerts, shows, sporting events. Bus equipped with driver, bar, kitchen and restrooms.Person in charge: Donny Haynes

boulDEr TriP SErvicE7675 Chatham WayBoulder, CO 80301303-938-1234/303-581-0469Web site: www.bouldertrip.comE-mail: [email protected]: Sedan and SUV Airport service; hourly charters around town, to mountain resorts and anywhere in Colorado.Person in charge: John Smaine and Craig Echelmeier

boulDEr WilDErnESS SHuTTlES llc4865 Darwin CourtBoulder, CO 80301720-242-9828Web site: www.boulderwildernessshuttle.comE-mail: [email protected]: Corporate, special events, wedding, family reunions throughout Boulder. Our year-round services and guided tours: Guided hiking and sightseeing to Estes Park and into Rocky Mountain National Park; supported self-guided and guided backpacking trips; guided bike tours (mountain and road); wildlife tours - elk bugling; guided snowshoeing tours, guided backcountry ski tours and winter trailhead shuttle; photography tours; team building; summer seasonal scheduled shuttles. Educational wilderness trailhead shuttle between Boulder and the Hessie and 4th of July Trailheads accessing the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, Boulder to Estes Park and a trailhead bike shuttle to Boulder County/City Open Space and Roosevelt National Forest; charter/limousine services. Tours range from half day to one week in length.Person in charge: Joshua Baruch, Owner

cakES by karEn2085 30th St.Boulder, CO 80301303-450-6066/303-452-6847Web site: www.cakesandlimousines.comSpecialties: Airport service, weddings, mountain sightseeing.Person in charge: Jeff Snell, Manager

coloraDo corPoraTE liMouSinE4878 Depew St.



Denver, CO 80212720-855-6073E-mail: [email protected]: City, suburb, ski resort and group transportation for any corporate or social event; airport service.Person in charge: Ken Shield, Owner

EmiSSary LimouSinE SErvicE4785-B White Rock CircleBoulder, CO 80301-5368303-530-3300 or 800-364-7279/303-530-3300 (Please call first)E-mail: [email protected]: Local limo service providing top equipment, top appointments and top service.Person in charge: Dom Lovallo

ExPrESS chartErS inc.521 N. Link LaneFort Collins, CO 80524303-447-8800/970-482-4545Web site: www.expresschartersinc.comSpecialties: Central City/Black Hawk casinos, business meetings, weddings, ski trips.

FoothiLLS LimouSinEP.O. Box 11151Boulder, CO 80301303-530-0781/303-530-5026Web site: www.foothillslimousine.comSpecialties: Color TV, VCR, phone, moon roof, liquor, privacy dividers, airport service and intercom.

miLE-high BouLdEr LimouSinE SErvicE3825 Grape St.Denver, CO 80207303-449-5466/303-399-7455Web site: www.whitedovelimo.comE-mail: [email protected]: Airport service, weddings, special occasions.

PrEStigE tranSPortation SErvicES inc.

272 Wadsworth CircleLongmont, CO 80501303-678-8471E-mail: [email protected]: Corporate and airport service, special occasions, sedans, stretch limousine.Person in charge: Jackie VandenHoek, Owner

ramBLin ExPrESS875 W. 64th Ave., Bldg. CDenver, CO 80221303-572-8687/303-438-2118Web site: www.ramblinexpress.comE-mail: [email protected]: Airport, casino and charter services.Person in charge: Todd Holland, CEO, Owner and President

Shamrock airPort ExPrESS4414 E. Harmony Road, No. 200Fort Collins, CO 80528303-772-5466Web site: www.rideshamrock.comSpecialties: Airport service, limo service.

Party rentals a Bouncy BEar

Broomfield, CO 80020720-308-4300Web site: www.abouncybear.comE-mail: [email protected]: Carries rental equipment from chairs and tables, cotton candy machines and fog machines; specializes in inflatable bouncers.Person in charge: Dan Herrmann, Owner

aLL EvEntS tEnt & Party rEntaLS1438 B Nelson RoadLongmont, CO 80501303-485-9985/303-682-5878Web site: www.alleventsrentals.comE-mail: [email protected]: Event rental equipment for any occasion, from corporate meetings and events to private functions and weddings.Person in charge: Daniel Kasid and Jennie Knippelmeyer-Kasid, Co-owners

B & c BouncErS LLc1821 Lefthand CircleLongmont, CO 80501303-378-2843/303-682-0947Web site: www.bncbouncers.comE-mail: [email protected]: Indoor bouncer facility for all party needs; we have six interactive inflatables for all ages to enjoy.Person in charge: Megan Johnson, Owner

Fun WorLd Party rEntaLS7180 W 117th Ave, Suite BBroomfield, CO 80020303-438-6777/303-404-3179Web site: www.funworldparty.comE-mail: [email protected]: Banquet/conference facility.

Party Land3111 Walnut St.Boulder, CO 80301303-447-1044/303-447-9763Specialties: Balloons, theme decorations and tableware.Person in charge: Carrie Rapp-Urban, Owner

r.c. SPEciaL EvEntS6330 Gunpark DriveBoulder, CO 80301303-527-2905/303-527-2805Web site: www.rcspecialevents.comE-mail: [email protected]: Full-service party and events rental company. Largest tent inventory in the area, china, speciality linens, tables, chairs, catering equipment for weddings, banquets, dinners, private parties, corporate events, meetings, conferences and conventions. Event planning.Person in charge: Ian Menzies, CEO

PhotograPhers 11:11 ProductionS PhotograPhy

503 22nd St.Boulder, CO 80302303-258-8118Web site: www.11-11productions.comE-mail: [email protected]: Event, portrait and wedding photography with artistic spirit. Office in Boulder.Person in charge: Barbara Colombo, Owner

aLivE StudioS1460 Riverside AvenueBoulder, CO 80304303-440-6008Web site: www.alivestudios.comE-mail: [email protected]: Event, wedding, product and corporate photography; picture framing.Person in charge: Benjamin D. Buren, Owner

BEth PhotograPhy293 S. Lark Ave.Louisville, CO 80027303-604-0812/3036040812Web site: www.bethphotography.com

E-mail: [email protected]: Wedding, portrait, corporate, editorial photographyPerson in charge: Beth Sanders, Owner

BroomFiELd PhotograPhy Studio60 Garden CenterBroomfield, CO 80020-1700303-469-1251E-mail: [email protected]

chEryL WiLES PhotograPhErNederland, CO 80501303-258-1411Web site: www.artistiphotography.comE-mail: cheryl@ artistiphotography.comSpecialties: Private and corporate event photography and business portraits.Person in charge: Cheryl Wiles

crEativE candidS PhotograPhyBoulder, CO303-494-6525Web site: www.creative-candids.comE-mail: [email protected]

doziEr PhotograPhy4730 Table Mesa Drive, Suite B-100Boulder, CO 80305303-543-1199Web site: www.dozier-photo.comE-mail: [email protected]: Corporate events and PR portraits.Person in charge: Wayne Dozier

EvErgrEEn imagES PhotograPhy1437 F Raven Cir.Estes Park, CO 80517970-577-9949/970-577-9949Web site: www.evergreenimagesphotography.comE-mail: [email protected]: Event photography, weddings, reunions, sports.Person in charge: Paulette Moore, Partner

Foto imagEryP.O. Box 1463Nederland, CO 80466-1463303-494-0841Specialties: Interiors, furniture, architecture, fine arts, gardens.Person in charge: Tim Murphy, Owner

JEnniFEr SchumachEr PhotograPhy102 Noland CourtLyons, CO 80540303-823-6570Web site: www.JSPwedding.comE-mail: [email protected]: Wedding, event and portrait photographer.Person in charge: Jennifer Schumacher, Owner

Jonathan caStnEr PhotograPhyLongmont, CO 80503303-875-7940Web site: www.jonathancastner.comE-mail: [email protected]: Executive portraiture, event photography, weddings.Person in charge: Jonathan Castner

JuLiE aFFLErBaugh PhotograPhy1012 Hawthorn Ave.Boulder, CO 80304303-704-9999Web site: www.julieafflerbaugh.comE-mail: [email protected]: Wedding and event photographer.Person in charge: Julie Afflerbaugh, Owner

JuLiE harriS PhotograPhy954 Vetch CircleLafayette, CO 80026720-938-7775Web site: www.julieharrisphotography.comE-mail: [email protected]: Wedding and portrait photojournalism.Person in charge: Julie Harris, Owner

Laurita FotograFia711 Grant PlaceBoulder, CO 80302303-443-4777

LiFE ExPoSEd PhotograPhy4191 Piedra PlaceBoulder, CO 80301303-664-0609Web site: www.lifeexposedphoto.comE-mail: [email protected]; www.nowilaymedowntosleep.orgSpecialties: Weddings, portraits, specializes in children with special needs. Also does infant bereavement photography.Person in charge: Marsha Steckling, Owner

magic Portrait Studio LLc637 B No. 302 South BroadwayBoulder, CO 80305866-749-2880Web site: www.magicportrait.comSpecialties: Photo service offering artistically rendered backgrounds of customer photos.

mEadoWS PhotograPhy4695 Fordham CircleBoulder, CO 80301303-530-1520Web site: www.meadowsphoto.comE-mail: [email protected]

michaEL myErS PhotograPhyLouisville, CO 80027303-604-6579Web site: www.michaelmyersphoto.comE-mail: [email protected]: Commercial and editorial photography.Person in charge: Michael Myers

o’hara PhotograPhyLongmont, CO 80503303-485-1072/303-485-1074Web site: www.oharaphotography.comE-mail: [email protected]: Complete photo coverage for events, conferences, meetings, trade shows, weddings. On-site individual and group portraits.Person in charge: Sherri O’Hara

oakLEy PhotograPhy Studio2525 Topaz DriveBoulder, CO 80304303-443-8803Web site: www.oakleyphotography.comE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Gary Oakley

oLac PhotograPhy1025 Rose Hill DriveBoulder, CO 80302303-449-4729Web site: www.olacphoto.comE-mail: [email protected] in charge: Dory Johnson, Owner

oLivEr PhotograPhy724 W. Hemlock CircleLouisville, CO 80027303-666-6672Web site: www.oliverphotography.comE-mail: [email protected]



Specialties: Business portraits photographed, viewed, selected, retouched and out the door in 42 minutes without rush.Person in charge: Mike Oliver

Perfect Image PhotograPhy4450 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80303303-415-2045Web site: www.DonnBruns.come-mail: [email protected]: Corporate and event photography as well as executive and family portraits.Person in charge: Donn Bruns, Owner

PhotograPhy by anne rIchardSon3805 Florentine DriveLongmont, CO 80501303-682-9684Web site: www.enchanted-planet.come-mail: [email protected]: Specializes in candid, relaxed and documentary style portraiture of families, infants, children and pets.Person in charge: Anne Richardson, Owner

PhotograPhy g2121 Canyon Blvd., Suite 416Boulder, CO 80302303-444-6994Web site: www.photographyg.come-mail: [email protected]: Corporate events, family portraits, weddings, commercial photography.Person in charge: Garrett Hacking, President

recherche PhotograPhy836 Main St.Louisville, CO 80027303-665-2708/240-525-2672Web site: www.recherche-photography.come-mail: [email protected]: Wedding photography, portraiture.

StePhen collector PhotograPher4209 26th St.Boulder, CO 80304303-442-1386/303-440-5944Web site: www.stephencollector.com and www.pbase.com/stephen_collectore-mail: [email protected]: Location, studio and stock photography for a wide range of subjects and clients.Person in charge: Stephen Collector

Steven hoffer PhotograPhyP.O. Box 281Lafayette, CO 80026303-604-2527Web site: www.hofferphoto.come-mail: [email protected]: Special events, groups.Person in charge: Steven Hoffer

vISual concePtS PhotograPhy303-525-0552Web site: www.visualconceptsphotography.come-mail: [email protected] in charge: Todd Radunsky, Owner

Walkabout StudIo PhotograPhy & vIdeo ProductIon

1035 Pearl St., Suite 416Boulder, CO 80302303-499-5963/303-499-1411Web site: www.walkaboutstudio.come-mail: [email protected]: Weddings, marketing, training and commercial services. Photography and video production.Person in charge: Hillary Griffith and Greg Haarburger, Owners

WeSt end PhotograPhy Inc.1420 Lee Hill Road, Suite 7Boulder, CO 80304303-415-0545Web site: www.westendphotography.come-mail: [email protected]: Portraits, EventsPerson in charge: Daniel Hirsh, President

WIldberry PhotograPhyBoulder, CO303-247-1979Web site: www.wildberryphoto.come-mail: [email protected]: Specializing in on-location and outdoor photography of children and babies, high school seniors, and families using a blend of photojournalism, art and a dash of fun!Person in charge: Patti Roper, Owner and Photographer

Retail FloRists art of the floWer

1140 13th St.Boulder, CO 80302303-447-2260/303-447-2209Web site: www.artoftheflower.comSpecialties: Florals; traditional, European, original designs. Free delivery to hospitals, mortuaries and University of Colorado.

bloomfIeld florISt1000 Depot Hill Road, No. GBroomfield, CO 80020-6710303-466-6628/303-466-6629Web site: www.bloomfieldflorist.nete-mail: [email protected]: Floral delivery, home decor, weddings, funerals, all occasion flowers and gifts.

boulder bloomS2935 Baseline Road, Suite 103Boulder, CO 80303303-494-5678/303-494-5275Web site: www.boulderblooms.come-mail: [email protected]: Hand-picked flowers, innovative designs, floral gifts, special events and weekly delivery. Deliveries available to Boulder, Louisville, Supeior, Lafayette and Niwot.

boulder gardenS florISt3060 28th St.Boulder, CO 80302303-449-5757/303-449-5759Web site: www.bouldergardens.come-mail: [email protected]: Flowers, plants, fruits, candies, balloons sent anywhere.

bouquet boutIque Inc.290 Nickel St., Suite 400Broomfield, CO 80020303-466-1251/303-466-9331Web site: www.bouquetboutiqueinc.come-mail: [email protected]: Unique, custom floral designs, specializes in contemporary tropical designs, weddings and parties.Person in charge: Dennis Sutton and Sue Sutton, Owners

euroPean floWer ShoP & deSIgn1501 Lee Hill Blvd., Suite 4Boulder, CO 80304303-442-7802/303-415-1877Specialties: High-end unique floral arrangements, specializing in exotic flowers and gift baskets.

fIorI floWerS1227 Spruce St.Boulder, CO 80302-4818720-565-2434/303-544-0503e-mail: [email protected]: Flowers, plants and gifts.

floWerS WIth flaIr316 S. McCaslin Blvd.Louisville, CO 80027-9432303-673-9554/303-673-0430Web site: www.flowerswithflair.come-mail: [email protected]: Full-service floral, delivery, weddings, corporate accounts, special events.

harlequIn’S gardenS4795 26th St.Boulder, CO 80301-1657303-939-9403Web site: www.harlequinsgardens.comSpecialties: Gardening retail store.Person in charge: Mikl Brawner, Owner

hW deSIgn1915 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80302303-381-1480/303-381-1481Web site: www.hwhome.comSpecialties: Custom floral design, from Zen modern to lushly romantic, from classical antiquity to simply traditional. Weddings, parties, special events, weekly delivery.

Ideal market floral dePartment1275 Alpine Ave.Boulder, CO 80304-2433303-443-1354/303-443-4231Web site: www.wildoats.come-mail: [email protected]: Flower arrangements, live plants.

Infull bloom2131 Columbine Ave.Boulder, CO 80302-7922303-449-4006/303-449-3639e-mail: [email protected]: Premier wedding and special occasions planner for 20 years.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment995 S. Hover RoadLongmont, CO 80501303-702-0032/303-702-0163Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment1611 Pace St.Longmont, CO 80501303-776-0373/303-776-7403Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment6550 Lookout RoadBoulder, CO 80301-3303303-530-1020/303-530-2084Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment1650 30th St.Boulder, CO 80301-1014303-443-3546/303-441-5966Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment1750 Main St.Longmont, CO 80601303-776-9393/303-776-4839Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment480 N. Highway 287Lafayette, CO 80026303-604-3073/303-604-3061Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS floral dePartment3600 Table Mesa Dr.Boulder, CO 80305303-443-3546/303-441-5966Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

kIng SooPerS/kmart ShoPPIng center floral dePartment

1375 S. Boulder RoadLouisville, CO 80027303-673-1811/303-673-1803Web site: www.kingsoopers.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

lafayette florISt, gIft ShoP & garden center

600 S. Public RoadLafayette, CO 80026-2160303-665-5552/303-665-2075Web site: www.lafayetteflorist.come-mail: [email protected]: Flower arrangements from simple to exotic; tropical plants and orchids; live plants; experienced designers and wedding consultation. Full-service garden center, greenhouse, gift gallery.Person in charge: Brian J. Wheat, CEO

longmont florISt614 Coffman St.Longmont, CO 80501303-776-2804/303-776-1005Web site: www.longmontflorist.come-mail: [email protected]: Flowers, plants, gifts, design services. Worldwide order transferring.

longmont florISt II650 20th Ave.Longmont, CO 80501303-776-4077/303-776-1005Web site: www.longmontflorist.come-mail: [email protected]: Full-service retail florist; flowers, plants, gifts, delivery, design services and worldwide transferring.

mcguckIn hardWare floral ShoP2525 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80302303-443-1822/303-443-5126Web site: www.mcguckin.come-mail: [email protected]: Floral shop, live plants.Person in charge: Barry Hight, Owner and President

my favorIte florISt1365 Forest Park Circle, No. 103Lafayette, CO 80026-3195720-890-8141e-mail: [email protected]: Full-service florals, balloon bouquets,



gifts; weddings; stuffed animals, fruit or gift baskets, custom arrangements, chocolates.

OOh La La! FLeurP.O. Box 82Boulder, CO 80306303-517-6423Specialties: Floral designer, provider.Person in charge: Laura Nilo, Owner

Painted PrimrOSe FLOwer StudiO2805 Wilderness Place, Suite 700Boulder, CO 80301720-280-8409

PaSSiOn FLOwer deSign inc.7611 Concord DriveBoulder, N/A 80301303-325-7997/303-325-7997web site: www.passionflowerboulder.come-mail: [email protected]: Specializes in fresh, custom floral arrangements for residential, corporate and special events.Person in charge: Amy Heinzmann and Keith Heinzmann, Co-owners

SaFeway FOOd & drug FLOraL dePartment

2798 Arapahoe Ave.Boulder, CO 80301303-440-6142/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


4800 E. Baseline RoadBoulder, CO 80303303-494-5373/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.com

Specialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


1601 Coalton RoadLafayette, CO 80027303-543-2314/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


3325 28th St.Boulder, CO 80304303-938-1271/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


1630 Pace St.Longmont, CA 80501303-485-9500/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


1050 Ken Pratt ParkwayLongmont, CO 80501303-651-7952/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.


1632 Hover Road

Longmont, CO 80601303-776-0508/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

SaFeway marketPLace FLOraL dePartment

120th & Main StreetsBroomfield, CO 80020303-466-7969/925-467-2603web site: www.safeway.comSpecialties: Flower arrangements, live plants and gifts.

Sturtz & cOPeLand FLOriStS & greenhOuSeS

2851 Valmont RoadBoulder, CO 80301303-442-6663/303-442-6843web site: www.sturtzandcopeland.comSpecialties: Full-service florist since 1929, exotic foliage, perennials, annuals, herbs, waterfalls, fountains. Weddings, parties, corporate events. Card and stationery section.Person in charge: Carol Riggs, President

VeLdkamP’S FLOwerS & giFtS inc.409 Center DriveSuperior, CO 80027-8622303-554-7800/303-554-0981web site: www.veldkamps.comSpecialties: A wide variety of fresh floral arrangements, green and blooming plants, and other gifts and accessories for the home, businesses and every special occasion.

VeLdkamP’S FLOwerS & giFtS inc.285 E. 1st Ave.Broomfield, CO 80020303-464-0144/303-410-1325web site: www.veldkamps.com

Specialties: A wide variety of fresh floral arrangements, green and blooming plants, and other gifts and accessories for the home, businesses and every special occasion.

whOLe FOOdS market inc.303 Marshall Rd.Superior, CO 80027720-274-1415/720-274-1420web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

whOLe FOOdS market inc.1651 Broadway St.Boulder, CO 80302303-442-0909/303-786-9939web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

whOLe FOOdS market inc.2584 Baseline Rd.Boulder, CO 80305303-499-7636/303-499-1467web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

whOLe FOOdS market inc.2905 Pearl St.Boulder, CO 80301303-545-6611/303-545-6633web site: www.wholefoods.comSpecialties: Organically grown produce, fresh-baked goods, deli foods, florist.Person in charge: John P. Mackey, CEO

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