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We’re taking the Mass Timber Group Summit west for the night with an unforgettable Western Night inside Denver’s iconic National Western Center Legacy Building, a next-generation mass timber landmark and the perfect setting for a night of boots, beams, and big conversations.
Expect live Western music, guided dance lessons to get everyone moving (yes, even Nic will be boot-scootin'), and hands-on fun like custom hat making and dummy roping, because networking hits different when you’re not holding a drink in one hand and staring at your phone in the other.
We’ll have a fully catered dinner to fuel the night, a cash bar, and plenty of room to mingle beneath exposed mass timber structure that proves exactly why we’re all here in the first place.
Come dressed for the part or just bring your curiosity. Whether you’re two-stepping, roping, or swapping stories with fellow Summit attendees, this is the highest-level networking event of the Summit and the place everybody wants to be.
Kick back. Kick up some dust.
This is mass timber, Colorado style.
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The Globeville Mixed-Use Development in Denver represents a convergence of community need, environmental equity, and structural innovation.
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