Community Spotlight: Zuni Pueblo MainStreet
The Zuni Pueblo MainStreet is the nation's first (and so far, only) Native American Main Street community.
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MILES: Placemaking Goes Mobile in Downtown Brattleboro
As part of the Edward Jones Placemaking on Main Challenge, Downtown Brattleboro created a pop-up, mobile mini-museum.
Main Street for the Ages
History and architecture play an active role in educating and immersing the next generation of preservationists in Le Mars. From museum visits, scavenger hunts, to "show and tell," involving the youth and senior communities is a priority for this Main Street.
Building Stronger Communities through the Arts
Across the county, communities are embracing the arts as a catalyst for revitalization—of buildings, businesses, and local culture.
Exploring the Convergence of Health, Place, and the Economy
From walkability and transportation connectivity, to access to nature and availability of fresh food, place is inextricably linked to achieving positive health outcomes in rural America.
Rethink Storefront Accessibility to Rethink Community Viability
Appealing to mobility-challenged shoppers yields benefits beyond the store.
Working with Homeless Individuals
Main Street America is committed to helping build inclusive communities. Homelessness is an increasingly important issue facing Main Street communities big and small, urban and rural.
Supporting Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the Heart of Boston’s Main Streets
To understand the role that immigrant business owners play in Boston’s small business ecosystem, you need only to walk through any Boston Main Streets district.
Minimizing the Effects of Gentrification: Part II
New arrivals have made Shaw more diverse.
Minimizing the Effects of Gentrification: Part I
Preserving diverse populations, not just buildings.
