The transformation of CityCenter starts now.

Englewood’s CityCenter is waiting for its big makeover. The city is negotiating with major property owner LNR to redevelop several existing buildings as part of a higher density, transit-oriented village plan. Learn the latest at engaged.englewoodco.gov/citycenter-redevelopment

 

Sparking new ideas.

In the in between, nonprofit Englewood gems are occupying the once-empty store fronts to encourage foot traffic, creative activity and community re-engagement. These partners support and advance Englewood’s artists, entrepreneurs and understanding of local history.

 

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CityCenter is now home to one of six metro area satellites from nonprofit RedLine Contemporary Art Center. In what used to be vacant office suites, RedLine will provide local artists with affordable studio space. In addition, Los Fantasmas will host visual arts exhibits, events and gatherings from a previously vacant showroom. 

While Historic Englewood completes plans for a new local history museum, it is experimenting with pop-up exhibits in temporary CityCenter space.

A collaborative shared workspace, The Guild is evolving into a small business incubator where entrepreneurs can get established and find permanent space elsewhere in Englewood.

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While we’re planning for the long-term, let’s not lose sight of what’s right in front of us – energizing CityCenter now.