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The Corner Spot
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The Corner Spot is a place in downtown Ashland where businesses can grow their existing business, test-drive the market and where residents can come together. The Corner Spot is intended to stimulate economic activity, attract new developers and business owners, and increase foot traffic downtown to help support existing and future business.
The Corner Spot is located at 6 Cherry Street and serves as the home for new businesses to "pop up" every week (or more), allowing residents to enjoy a variety of potential additions to the Ashland business community.
Even more than a business opportunity, The Corner Spot serves as:
-a downtown destination
-the place to catch up on town news and watch the kids play
-a place to have dinner with family and friends and enjoy music and dancing
-have a business meeting with free wi-fi
-connect with a friend on a porch swing
It is a place that always has something for children and is a safe and comfortable environment to sit, relax and enjoy the sounds of the town. It is destination worth walking to and a place people can meet.
The Corner Spot has brought new life into our downtown incorporating outdoor seating and tables, porch swings, a free mini library, kids play area and a place that gives us a bright glimpse of the future of Ashland's downtown area.
The Corner Spot is located at 6 Cherry Street and serves as the home for new businesses to "pop up" every week (or more), allowing residents to enjoy a variety of potential additions to the Ashland business community.
Even more than a business opportunity, The Corner Spot serves as:
-a downtown destination
-the place to catch up on town news and watch the kids play
-a place to have dinner with family and friends and enjoy music and dancing
-have a business meeting with free wi-fi
-connect with a friend on a porch swing
It is a place that always has something for children and is a safe and comfortable environment to sit, relax and enjoy the sounds of the town. It is destination worth walking to and a place people can meet.
The Corner Spot has brought new life into our downtown incorporating outdoor seating and tables, porch swings, a free mini library, kids play area and a place that gives us a bright glimpse of the future of Ashland's downtown area.
Wall of Thanks
Sponsors
Top Corner
Michael Kane, 126 Self Storage
Silver Corner
Needham Bank
R.L. Goldman Co. Inc.
Bronze Corner
Ashland Business Assoc.
Spotlight Corner
Chrissy Reynolds, AnneMarie's Dance Centre
Ashland Board of Selectmen
Bill Carson
Ashland Local Town Pages
Waterview Lodge
Spotlight Corner
Chrissy Reynolds, AnneMarie's Dance Centre
Ashland Board of Selectmen
Bill Carson
Ashland Local Town Pages
Waterview Lodge
Friends Corner
Thank you to our In-Kind Sponsors who want the Corner Spot to be a place where the community comes together!
Meg Joyce, InKind Design
Teri Wysor, The Embroidery Place
Tricia Kendall, Tricia Kendall Architecture & Design
Ashland Boys Scouts Troop #232
Thank you to everyone for supporting The Corner Spot! Together we make Ashland great! Follow The Corner Spot on Facebook @thecornerspot.
A special thank to the wonderful committee that has made this possible:
Brandi Kinsman, Betsy Emberley, Tricia Kendall, Nadine Nesbitt, Jenn Ball
Thank you to so many others that embraced the vision and helped make it reality: Meg Abbey, InKind Design for our wonderful logo, Glenn Travis, GMT Home Designs for the beautiful renderings; Teri Wysor, The Embroidery Place for the car magnets
I am very grateful to the many residents and businesses that support this project! Thank you to MassDevelopment and Patronicity for their support in creating something wonderful for our community!
Sincerely,
Beth Reynolds, Economic Development Director
Before and After at The Corner Spot!
In the News...
Ashland Downtown Finds Home-grown success
For years, Ashland has been trying to revive its downtown, not an easy task given the growing dominance of web commerce and the vagaries of the economy. But this year, two homegrown efforts have come to fruition. One is the Corner Spot, a community gathering place and incubator for pop-up businesses that occupies a corner lot on Cherry Street near Town Hall that was once anchored by an old, abandoned house.