Main Street Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centers
Wondering what a "Main Street Innovation Center" is and what it might mean for your town?Come learn how innovation centers in rural communities are helping lead the way to creating new, exciting small business opportunities within their cities. This is a FREE community event being held at Spark Collaborative Studios, 341 N. Broadway in Burns, Oregon.Celebrate rural innovation, creativity and small business while exploring the intersections of startups, small businesses, arts, food, and more.Sponsors include Foundry Collective, BizHarney, High Desert Partnership, Burns Paiute Tribe, RDI, and Kelly Nonprofit Consulting.This event is made possible by a generous grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
Spark Collaborative Studios
341 N Broadway, Burns, Oregon, 97720 (Map)
Wondering what a "Main Street Innovation Center" is and what it might mean for your town?
Come learn how innovation centers in rural communities are helping lead the way to creating new, exciting small business opportunities within their cities. This is a FREE community event being held at Spark Collaborative Studios, 341 N. Broadway in Burns, Oregon.
Celebrate rural innovation, creativity and small business while exploring the intersections of startups, small businesses, arts, food, and more.
Sponsors include Foundry Collective, BizHarney, High Desert Partnership, Burns Paiute Tribe, RDI, and Kelly Nonprofit Consulting.
This event is made possible by a generous grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
Come learn how innovation centers in rural communities are helping lead the way to creating new, exciting small business opportunities within their cities. This is a FREE community event being held at Spark Collaborative Studios, 341 N. Broadway in Burns, Oregon.
Celebrate rural innovation, creativity and small business while exploring the intersections of startups, small businesses, arts, food, and more.
Sponsors include Foundry Collective, BizHarney, High Desert Partnership, Burns Paiute Tribe, RDI, and Kelly Nonprofit Consulting.
This event is made possible by a generous grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
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