Let’s learn about money! Kids through 5th grade are invited to participate in various fun activities to earn Anythink money. They can then use their money to buy something from the pop-up Anythink store.
The stereotype of the “starving artist” is a powerful caution against pursuing creative passions, but it’s also wildly outdated. More than ever, creative Coloradans have found ways to make a living with their artistic talents. Join a panel of local artists who have forged creative careers in surprising and novel ways, and learn how you can explore a similar path.
Can you make an entire meal for less than $3 a plate? Absolutely! Discover tips and tricks for stretching your grocery budget without getting cheap on flavor or stingy with your appetite. Swap delicious recipes, make a wallet-friendly dish, and learn to hack the supermarket.
You don’t need to have a business degree to start making bank. Learn the basics of business and financial literacy by creating your own or leveling up an existing lemonade stand. Best for elementary-age kids and tweens.
Looking to make some money by posting videos to YouTube? Learn the different ways to get paid for doing what you love and how to grow your channel through merchandise and crowdfunding.
You’ve got an idea. Now what? Join the Rocky Mountain Microfinance Institute, a Denver-based micro-lender, to help you clarify your business idea, define a startup strategy and understand the personal impacts of business ownership. Space is limited; registration required.
