Main Street Steamboat Springs is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enhancing the vitality of downtown Steamboat Springs. Through events, beautification projects, business support, and community engagement, we foster a vibrant year-round downtown that reflects the character and creativity of our rural mountain town. Our work strengthens local identity, supports small businesses, and creates welcoming spaces for residents and visitors alike. As a designated Colorado Main Street community, we serve as a convener and connector, bringing together merchants, city leaders, artists, and volunteers to shape a downtown that is economically resilient and culturally rich. From seasonal events like the Halloween Stroll and Farmers Market to public art installations and storefront activations, our programming is designed to celebrate place, build community, and drive foot traffic to local businesses. oint Approach to downtown revitalization created by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Main Street Steamboat follows the 4-Point approach is its efforts for Downtown Steamboat as the most vibrant area in our community. The 4 points are Promotion, Design, Economic Vitality, and Organization.
Testimonials
“Main Street Steamboat makes downtown feel alive. Their events bring people together, and their support for small businesses helps our community thrive.” — Steamboat Springs local
“Main Street Steamboat brings our community together. From farmers markets during the summer to holiday strolls, they create experiences that make downtown feel like home. Their support for small businesses keeps Steamboat’s heart beating.” — Local business owner
"The efforts of Main Street Steamboat Springs over the past 10 years has brought reviewed energy and economic vibrancy to our Historic Downtown. Nancy B Kramer, former City Council
I think that Main Street does a fantastic job of coordinating events that bring the community and visitors downtown. It not only brings people into the shops downtown but it creates a wonderful sense of community that both locals and visitors enjoy. - Sarah Jones, Yampa Valley Sustainability Council