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Keep an eye on your inbox for an email from Grace Hill - Kingsley with the subject line “2026 Customer Satisfaction Assessment.” We’d love to hear your thoughts about your experience here at our community. Your feedback helps us improve and continue making this a place you’re proud to call home.

Bonus: Complete the survey by October 30 for a chance to win a $250 gift card!

Happy Labor Day!

Today, we celebrate the people whose hard work, dedication, and care help make our community such a wonderful place to call home.

This year, celebrate close to home at the Louisville Labor Day Parade & Fall Festival on Monday, September 7. With local vendors, food, festivities, and plenty of community spirit, it’s a great way to spend the holiday.

We hope our residents, team members, neighbors, and friends enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day!

Happy Colorado Day! Today we're celebrating 150 years of Colorado, and there's no better place to call home than the Mile High City.

If you're looking for a way to celebrate, check out the Colorado Day Community Fest at History Colorado, browse local makers at the Colorado Day BAZAAR in Commons Park, or enjoy the festivities at Union Station and McGregor Square.

Here's to 150 years of adventure, community, and everything that makes Colorado home. Happy Colorado Day!

Happy Independence Day!

Today, we celebrate 250 years of American independence, the freedoms that bring us together, and the communities that make us feel at home. Whether you're spending the day with family, friends, neighbors, or simply enjoying the Colorado sunshine, we hope your Fourth of July is filled with laughter, great memories, and a little sparkle. ✨

Wishing everyone a happy, and memorable Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day commemorating freedom, resilience, and the continued pursuit of equality. Across Colorado, communities are gathering to celebrate Black history, culture, and achievement. In Denver, the historic Five Points neighborhood will host the annual Juneteenth Music Festival, featuring a parade, live music, local vendors, food, art, and family-friendly activities.

As we celebrate this important day, we reflect on the contributions, strength, and rich cultural heritage of Black Americans while continuing to build connected communities where everyone feels welcomed and valued.

June is a time to celebrate love, authenticity, inclusion, and the incredible LGBTQ+ community that helps make Denver so vibrant. We are proud to Build Connected Communities which support spaces where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and at home.

This month, Denver is filled with opportunities to celebrate Pride, including:
✨ Denver PrideFest + Denver Pride Parade hosted by Denver Pride – June 28 on 16th Street
✨ Pride 5K – June 27
✨ Black Pride Colorado Week hosted by Black Pride Colorado - June 11-14
✨ Community events, live performances, local vendors, and celebrations happening all month long

Whether you’re attending a parade, supporting local LGBTQ+ businesses, or simply spreading kindness and acceptance, we hope you’ll join us in celebrating Pride all month long.

Photo by Ole Kloth on Unsplash

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As we spend time with loved ones, we pause to reflect on the sacrifice of our fallen heroes and the families who carry their legacy forward.

Featured here is the Colorado Tribute to Veterans Monument outside the Colorado State Capitol in Denver, a powerful reminder of the courage woven into our nation’s history.

If you’re in Colorado this morning, look to the skies for Memorial Day aerial tributes from the Colorado Air National Guard. Plus it’s also a meaningful day to explore the beauty of our country, with free admission today to all U.S. National Parks, including Rocky Mountain National Park, Great Sand Dunes National Park, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.

To our residents who have served, supported someone who has, or continue honoring the memory of those lost, thank you.

Wishing everyone a meaningful and peaceful Memorial Day.
Photo by Vincent Y on Unsplash

🌍 Happy Earth Day

In a city like Denver, where residents are never far from nature with over 250 parks and one of the top 10 park systems among major US cities, sustainability isn’t just an idea, it’s a responsibility.

At EDIT, we’re committed to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and equitable community that’s good for people and the planet. Through energy-efficient operations, water-wise landscaping, and thoughtfully maintained shared spaces, we create an environment where residents can live comfortably, sustainably, and connected.

By Building Connected Communities, we’re creating places where people and the planet can thrive together. Whether it’s a morning walk, a bike ride, or time spent in the sun, these spaces are more than amenities, they’re essential to what makes our community thrive.

Today and every day, we’re proud to steward our community with purpose, fostering a place where people and nature coexist.💛

This February marks a powerful milestone - 100 years of Black History Month, rooted in the vision of historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson to ensure Black history and contributions are recognized, taught, and celebrated. A century later, that mission continues.

Black History Month is a time to honor resilience, celebrate culture, and reflect on the countless contributions Black leaders, artists, innovators, and communities have made - and continue to make - to our shared history. It’s also an opportunity to listen, learn, and engage in meaningful conversations that move us forward together.

📍 Right here in Colorado, there are incredible ways to participate and learn this month, including:
-Live jazz and cultural programming in Denver’s historic Five Points
-Educational talks and performances through Colorado Humanities’ Black History Live
-Community celebrations, film screenings, and art exhibits across Denver, Aurora, Boulder, and Colorado Springs
-A visit to the Black American West Museum, highlighting Black pioneers of the American West

At Edit, we value diversity, inclusion, and the unique stories that make our communities stronger. We encourage our residents to explore, attend, and support local events, and to take time this month to reflect, learn, and celebrate the rich history and lasting impact of Black culture and communities.