A6: We’re hosting four weekends of holiday festivities and shopping fun at Union Station! Kicking off Black Friday and running until December 16. #InsideDenver
And beyond, Made in a City is a rotating retail concept at Zeppelin Station featuring makers & artisans from different cities around the world. Come shop Made in Portland through the end of the year & Made in Reykjavik pop-up will launch mid-January. #InsideDenver
For the holidays, Hygge Holiday Market open now until Christmas Eve (launch event tomorrow evening for anyone who wants to join!) and the MissMe Art Pop-Up on 11/24 & 11/25 inside @thesourcedenver. #InsideDenver https://t.co/ZF5WpYgEdz
#insidedenver A5: upped ante with more creative spaces, themes, and experiences. Even greater focus on story telling and the people behind the goods. We’re cooking up some weird ideas for 2019!
A5: In the future, I think pop-up markets will start to provide a multifaceted experience integrating food, drinks, art and music components. Consumers are starting to expect an experience when they go shopping otherwise they will just shop online. #InsideDenver
A4: Connecting with consumers. A brick and mortar store allows brands to build a strong customer base because consumers know where to find them — pop-ups can be more challenging to create brand loyalty among returning clientele. #InsideDenver
A3: We do a lot of pop-ups with brands and makers from other cities so it takes a lot of coordination, organization, communication and promotion to get the message out to consumers to ensure for a successful event for everyone involved. #InsideDenver
A2: Hosting pop-ups and activations in non-traditional locations or spaces while providing a multi-layered experience with food, retail, art and music components vs. a traditional mall experience. One example is our Made in a City concept in Zeppelin Station. #InsideDenver
A1: Brick and mortar retail is more oriented to experiences so having a pop-up is a good way of providing this experience to clients and allowing brands to tell their story more directly to the consumer. #InsideDenver
A1: The whole fashion and retail industry is changing very quickly – it’s not precise or evident where it’s going but pop-ups provide a low-risk platform for brands and companies to reach a different network or market. #InsideDenver
My name is Mathieu Mudie and I’m the director of retail at Zeppelin Development. I manage and curate all of the retail spaces within our different projects including @zeppelinstation and @thesourcedenver. #InsideDenver
Need some retail therapy? @zeppelinstation is launching Denver’s first rotating retail experience with it’s “Made In A City” series. First up is Montreal, with pieces that reflect the city's design culture while honoring its manufacturing past. Details at: https://t.co/OSSPOieYbR
@dezeen has all the details on the intentional architecture, design and wayfinding behind the building in relation to the gritty, industrial neighborhood it resides in. Take a look: https://t.co/luKSwfZcNJ
@madeinacity brings local brands from other cities directly to Denver. Stop into @zeppelinstation for the pop-up shop featuring designers from Montreal like seriously fun stuff like @ponymtl. #montrealmade#butavailabileinDenver // New City arrives in Se… https://t.co/XUaoZ9UY4C
A week from today, the @thecrushwalls artist lineup will be unveiled. July 26th, 12:00pm at @ZeppelinStation. You don't want to miss this announcement!
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