Brighton Main Streets
The Brighton Community: Connected
Merriam Webster’s 2020 Word of the Year was “pandemic,” which for most is no surprise. What is curious is where “resilient” falls on that list. Families, schools, healthcare workers, universities, […]
When businesses closed in March due to the pandemic, Ghost in the Machine owner Erik Rieth wasn’t sure how long the shutdown would last. And he didn’t know if the […]
To celebrate the 2020 Season of Giving, I sought out to recognize Brighton businesses that showcased resiliency and community throughout the year. BlueCircle Yoga came to me quickly in my […]
It was one year ago, this past week, that this new and modern take on a local barber shop opened up in Brighton Center. When generating a list of businesses […]
When it comes to Viktor and Rita, they know what they are talking about when it comes to their business and customers because of their upbringing with watching their family […]
Bars and restaurants are becoming a one-in-the-same identity. Many cities and towns use to have local pubs or taverns where workers and friends congregated just for a drink and chat […]
Often a meeting space for business, study groups, or just a space to grab a coffee with friends or family, CafeNation has on its own terms has grown to […]
Cities and towns all over the country have their neighborhood staples. From local diners to fancy restaurants, some of the most significant institutions in communities create opportunities for families, friends, […]
One of the biggest distractions that comes with where Brighton Main Streets’ office is located is not the busyness of Brighton Center, but the sweet smells coming from our neighbor […]
On the campaign trail, City Councilor-Elect Liz Breadon received numerous questions regarding her stances on issues affecting our neighborhood, but every now and then someone would throw her a more […]
