315 E. Hyman Ave, Aspen, Colorado
A historic downtown Aspen building, reactivated: news, art, coffee, food, vintage goods, and tattoos, all sharing one address between the Wheeler Opera House and Wagner Park.
315 E. Hyman Ave · Aspen, CO 81611 · Between the Wheeler Opera House & Wagner Park
@threefifteenaspen ↗Come explore the newly activated 315 E. Hyman. Meet the people and businesses who call it home, and help write the next chapter for a longtime downtown gathering place.
This block spent years as Su Casa and Eric's Bar, then a hotel chain's Colorado outpost. Today it's six independent businesses sharing one roof, run by the people of Aspen, for the people of Aspen. Read the building's story →
The directory
Six businesses. One address.
Every tenant at 315 E. Hyman operates independently. This is simply the map. Click through for hours, founders, and how to visit each one.
News
Aspen Daily News
If you don't want it printed, don't let it happen.
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Art & Studios
Aspen Arts Club
Art belongs to everyone.
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Coffee & Food
Eddy's Marketplace & Kitchen
Aspen's neighborhood marketplace & kitchen.
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Vintage & Consignment
Mischief Vintage
Curated vintage and artisan clothing for the bold and adventurous.
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Tattoo Studio
Tattoo Aspen
A private, appointment-only tattoo experience, 7,908 feet up.
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Membership & Events
The Grove
A locals' living room: workspace, lounge, and events on the lower level.
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Community open house
Thursday, Sept. 17 · 4–8pm
Free and open to all. Meet the businesses of ThreeFifteen in one evening: libations, bites by Eddy's, live music, and art, hosted jointly by Aspen Daily News, Aspen Arts Club, Eddy's Marketplace, Mischief Vintage, Tattoo Aspen, and The Grove.
Private events
Private events at 315 E. Hyman.
The courtyard, The Grove's community room, and the building's upper-level studios are all available to book, for a launch, a reception, a holiday party, or a full evening buyout of the block. Proceeds from Grove bookings help fund the Aspen Arts Club's resident artists.
“From being a local's favorite hangout block, to being privatized, and back again to being local. Taking our town back, if only for a little while.”
A neighbor, on the reopening of 315 E. Hyman