Events

Our February Social will be located at the Rocky Mountain PBS Studios located at 1089 Bannock St, Denver. Enjoy free drinks, food, parking, and tour of the television network!

Help us spread awareness about Rocky Mountain PBS' important role across the state of Colorado. Learn about the incredible opportunities that Rocky Mountain PBS has to offer YP's, including:

• Marketing and Underwriting Opportunities - Interested in promoting your business at VERY affordable rates? Rocky Mountain PBS reaches 1.5 million people every month! Why partner with us?
• Receive enhanced brand awareness.
• Through carefully crafted messaging, directly speaking to our viewers produces increased patronage and sales.
• Show our people across the Front Range or the state that you care about our community and supports public television.
• Volunteer Opportunities -  Learn about ways you can give back to your community by assisting us with Super School News, Station Archived Memories, Special Events, Online Auction and more!
• Membership Opportunities - Become a member and show that you support commercial-free, educational and entertaining programming that is unlike anything else available on television.

Our social events provide an opportunity to network with Denver's finest Young Professionals in a relaxed, professional environment. So bring lots of business cards, dress like you do at work, and be prepared to present your business and learn about others. We expect people to leave our events with new business relationships and opportunities. We work with who we are friends with, so get ready to foster some new friendships! There is no fee, membership or age requirements for MHYP socials, everyone is welcome to come see what we are all about.

We also feature food and drink specials and a fish-bowl drawing that includes fantastic giveaways and prizes (must be present to win).

About Runa Teas

Runa is a social enterprise based around an Indigenous Ecuadorian Tea: Guayusa. Runa works directly with indigenous farmers and communities in the Central/Eastern regions of Ecuador, building relationships, donating plants, teaching agroforestry principles, and reaching out to communities as they learn to plant and find Guayusa. We strive to bring this communal drink to the Rocky Mountain Region, and will be sampling our NEW kind of energy at the MHYP Social on February 14th.