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hree new vintage and antique shops opening at the Historic Fruit Exchange Building at 229 Railroad Street in Historic Downtown Colfax CA June 2026

Five New Businesses Have Opened in Historic Downtown Colfax. Here’s Who They Are.

Some wins are quiet. A grant approved. A meeting that finally goes the right way. A building owner who says yes.

And then there are the wins you can see from the street.

Five new businesses have opened in Historic Downtown Colfax. A woman who spent sixteen years at flea markets all over California opening her first real shop. A 65-year resident finally launching her passion project in the town that raised her. A couple who took a birthday drive up the hill, fell in love with a quiet historic main street, and decided to build their dream here. A historian who moved to Colfax and built a craft school because she believed this community deserved one. And a man who has owned one of this town’s most storied buildings for years — and decided the best way to bring it back to life was to open his own shop inside it.

None of them were recruited. None of them were incentivized. They looked at Historic Downtown Colfax and saw something worth betting on. That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when a town starts to feel alive again — when there are events on the calendar, foot traffic on the street, and a growing sense that something is being built here worth being part of.

That’s the work. And this is what it looks like when it starts to pay off.

Nail Salon

Chromie Nails

9 S. Main St · Historic Downtown Colfax CA 95713

Leo and Phoebe came from Atlanta. They worked their way through salons across Georgia and California — building skills, building clientele, building a shared philosophy about what nail care is actually supposed to be. Not just beautiful nails. Healthy ones. Work that lasts because it’s done right from the start.

Then on Phoebe’s birthday in 2024, they visited Colfax. Just a day trip. And something clicked. The quiet. The historic main street. The feeling that this was a town becoming something. They drove home knowing — this is where they wanted to build their dream. With family already here at the Colfax Bistro, opening on South Main Street felt less like a leap and more like coming home.

Leo is the artist. Clients who’ve sat in his chair call him a magician — describe your vision and he’ll bring it back better than you imagined. Custom nail art is his language; music and design are his instincts. Phoebe is the anchor — meticulous, detail-oriented, the one making sure every set is built to last and every client feels taken care of from booking to the moment they walk out.

The full menu runs from classic manicures and pedicures to acrylics, dipping powder, builder gel, and Gel X extensions. Their spa pedicure menu — including a Luxury Herbal Candle Spa Pedicure with mineral soaks, botanical exfoliation, collagen masks, and hot stone therapy — is the kind of service Colfax has never had before. Kid services available for children under 10.

Small salon. Big heart. Open seven days a week.

📍 9 S. Main St, Historic Downtown Colfax
📞 916-398-5439
🕐 Mon–Sat 10:00 AM–6:00 PM · Sun 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
🌐 chromienailscolfax.com · Book online at chromienailscolfax.com
📸 @chromienailscolfax

Vintage Clothing & Accessories

The Wildlands Vintage

Serra has been doing this for sixteen years. Flea markets across California. Festivals up and down the state. Every piece sourced, selected, or made by her own hands. She knows vintage the way you only learn it by living it — by showing up before dawn at swap meets, by developing an eye that can spot something worth saving in a pile of noise.

The Wildlands Vintage is her first brick and mortar shop. And she chose Colfax.

The inventory spans the 1930s through the 2000s — clothing and accessories for women and men, all sizes from XS to 4X, with price points that run from thrift ($5–$10) all the way up. Alongside the vintage pieces you’ll find modern vintage-inspired brands, custom reworked and upcycled items Serra has made herself, and accessories — hats, shoes, scarves, belts — the finishing pieces that pull a look together.

This is not a shop stocked by algorithm. Every item in it was found, made, or reimagined by one person who has spent the better part of two decades doing exactly this. Open Friday through Sunday to start, with more days coming as the town gets to know her.

📍 229 Railroad St, Historic Fruit Exchange Building · Open Friday–Sunday · Grand Opening June 6th, 11am–7pm
📸 Instagram: @thewildlandsvintage

Antiques & Curiosities

Ms P’s Oddities

Patrice Goulet has lived in Colfax for 65 years. She was the school secretary who knew every kid’s name. She opened Buzz Thru Drive Through in 2000 and ran it for nearly a decade before selling it. She spent fourteen years running a vehicle licensing consulting company before retiring. Three successful businesses built in this town over the course of a lifetime spent here.

Ms P’s Oddities is the fourth chapter — and by her own description, the most personal one. This is a passion project, not a pivot. Patrice has always loved the art of collecting — the hunt, the find, the moment a piece that was overlooked somewhere gets a second life in the right hands. Her favorite part isn’t the acquisition. It’s watching a customer’s face when they discover the exact thing they didn’t know they were looking for.

That’s the shop she built. Antiques, curiosities, and one-of-a-kind finds for your home and garden — sourced by someone who has been a part of this community longer than most of its current residents have been alive, and who knows the difference between something worth keeping and something worth passing on.

Colfax raised Patrice. Now she’s giving something back to it… Again!

📍 225 Railroad Ave, Space 219 · Historic Fruit Exchange Building · Colfax CA 95713
📘 facebook.com/mspoddities
✉️ [email protected]
🎉 Grand Opening June 6th · 11am–7pm

Craft School & Community Studio

Craftfolk Collective

Gretchen Hilyard Boyce is a historian, multidisciplinary craftsperson, musician, and community builder who has spent her career studying something most people take for granted — the way communities are shaped by the skills they practice, the stories they share, and the spaces where people learn together.

She has been making things her whole life. Knitting. Natural dyeing. Herbal medicine. Soap making. Not as hobbies but as a way of moving through the world slowly and with intention. When she moved to Colfax, she saw something this town was missing — a place where that kind of learning could happen in community, free from the noise of social media, rooted in local relationships and the quiet satisfaction of working with your hands.

Craftfolk Collective is the realization of that vision. A craft school and gathering place at 38 N. Main Street — sharing space with Snapdragon Provisions, tucked into Depot Alley — where regional artists, craftspeople, and tradition bearers teach what they know to people who want to learn it. Block printing. Visible mending. Gel printing. Wet felting. Fermentation. Cheesemaking. The kind of knowledge that used to pass between generations at kitchen tables and is in danger of being lost.

Workshops are intentionally small — 10 to 12 people — so everyone gets real guidance, not just a demonstration. Free Community Craft Club sessions run throughout the month for anyone who wants to show up and make something alongside their neighbors. No experience required. Just a willingness to slow down and try.

Gretchen didn’t open a business. She built a gathering place. And she built it here.

📍 38 N. Main St, enter through Depot Alley · Colfax CA 95713
🌐 craftfolkcollective.com
📋 Workshop registration available online

Vintage & Found Objects

Liberator’s Emporium

Todd Saylor owns the Historic Fruit Exchange Building. He also runs Colfax Automotive. He has been part of this town for decades — the kind of person who knows everyone, remembers everything, and genuinely wants to see Colfax come back to its fullest potential. When he partnered with HCDA to activate his building, he wasn’t just being a good landlord. He was betting on his town.

Liberator’s Emporium is Todd and his partner Jenine’s own shop — and it is exactly what you’d expect from a man who loves a good story. Not quite antique. Not quite thrift. Somewhere gloriously in between. Every single item was sourced from somewhere in the Sierra Foothills, and Todd can tell you where. Which barn it came out of. Whose property it sat on. What it was used for and why it matters. That’s not a sales pitch — that’s just how he experiences the world. Everything has a history. Everything deserves to be found by the right person.

Walk in with no plan. Ask Todd about something on the shelf. You’ll leave an hour later with a story you didn’t have when you arrived — and probably something you didn’t know you needed.

The building owner opened his own shop in his own building. That’s not something you see every day. It tells you everything about how seriously Todd takes this town’s comeback.

📍 229 Railroad St · Historic Fruit Exchange Building · Colfax CA 95713
🎉 Grand Opening June 6th · 11am–7pm

Come celebrate with us — Saturday, June 6th

Three shops. One historic building that has been standing on Railroad Street since 1910. And a grand opening celebration that is free for everyone.

The Historic Fruit Exchange at 229 Railroad Street opens its doors Saturday, June 6th from 11am to 7pm. Shop The Wildlands Vintage, Ms P’s Oddities, and Liberator’s Emporium — three completely different stores under one roof, each one worth a visit on its own. Rowdy’s Bad Idea brings live music starting at 4pm. Food and drinks on site all day.

Come early to shop. Stay for the music. Bring someone who hasn’t been downtown in a while and show them what’s happening here.

📍 229 Railroad St, Historic Fruit Exchange Building, Colfax CA 📅 Saturday, June 6th · 11am–7pm 🎶 Live music at 4:00 PM · Free admission

This is what we came here to do.

The Historic Colfax Downtown Association exists for moments like this one. Not just events on a calendar — but entrepreneurs choosing this town, buildings coming back to life, and a historic main street that is becoming the kind of place people drive to on purpose instead of through by accident.

Five new businesses in the historic district. A summer concert series filling South Main Street. A quarterly market that has been quietly proving for two years that Colfax is worth stopping for. The momentum is real and it is building.

We are proud of what this community is becoming. And we are just getting started.

Follow along at historiccolfax.com and find us on Facebook and Instagram. If you believe in what we’re building here — support the work.

The Colfax Bazaar Is Back — and This One’s Going to Be Something Special

Mark your calendars: Saturday, June 27th brings a new chapter for the beloved vintage market and makers fair at the Historic Fruit Exchange Building.

Downtown Colfax is getting its best day of the summer. The Historic Colfax Downtown Association is proud to bring back The Colfax Bazaar — a one-day vintage market and makers fair that just keeps growing — on Saturday, June 27th from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Historic Fruit Exchange Building, 225 Railroad St.

Free to attend and packed from open to close, the Bazaar is where the Sierra Foothills community comes together to shop, discover, and connect. Expect curated vendor booths filled with antiques, vintage treasures, handmade goods, artisan crafts, oddities, and one-of-a-kind finds you won’t track down anywhere else.

New This Year

We’ve been listening, and we’ve been busy. The June 27th Bazaar is the most festival-feel event we’ve ever produced — here’s what’s new:

Face painting
Live music all day long
Food trucks on site
And a few surprises we can’t quite spill yet 👀

We’re going big on atmosphere this year. It’s going to feel like an event — not just a market. Live entertainment, great food, and incredible vendors all in one place — come ready to discover something new.

Live Music: Rowdy’s Big Idea Band

We are thrilled to welcome Rowdy’s Big Idea Band to the Colfax Bazaar stage this June. Live music has always been part of the heartbeat of this event, and this year’s lineup takes that to a whole new level. Whether you’re browsing booths or just soaking in the scene, the music is going to make the whole day that much better.

About the Colfax Bazaar

The Colfax Bazaar is produced by the Historic Colfax Downtown Association (HCDA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing Historic Downtown Colfax, CA. Every event is a direct investment in this community — bringing shoppers, makers, and music lovers to our historic downtown and supporting the vendors and small businesses who make it what it is.

The Bazaar takes place inside and around the iconic Historic Fruit Exchange Building — a piece of Colfax history that makes the perfect backdrop for a day of vintage finds and handmade goods. General admission is always free, because we believe everyone should be able to experience what this town has to offer.

Vendors: There’s Still Room for You

Are you a vintage picker, antique dealer, Sierra Foothills maker, or artisan with something special to share? Vendor booth spaces for the June 27th Bazaar are available now. Spots are limited and filling up — don’t wait. Complete the Vendor Application

At the end of the day, the Colfax Bazaar is about more than great finds and good music — it’s about this town. Every event we’ve held has filled the Fruit Exchange Building and spilled energy out into the streets of Historic Downtown Colfax, and that’s exactly the point. The Historic Colfax Downtown Association exists to bring life back to this incredible little downtown, and the Bazaar is one of our favorite ways to do it. Come for the vendors, stay for the vibe, and help us show the world what Historic Downtown Colfax is made of. We’ll see you June 27th.

Downtown Colfax CA: How a National Main Street Study Supports Revitalization in Historic Colfax

In Colfax, California, a small historic town in the Sierra Foothills, downtown is beginning to shift.

A recent report from Main Street America highlights how communities across the country are adapting in a time of economic change—focusing on economic resilience, local investment, and creating places people actively choose to spend time in.

Many of those same strategies are now being implemented by the Historic Colfax Downtown Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing historic downtown Colfax CA.

While every town is different, the patterns are consistent—and increasingly measurable.

What the National Main Street Report Found

Main Streets across the United States are evolving in several key ways:

Events and experiences are a primary driver of foot traffic
Downtown organizations nationwide report that concerts, markets, and cultural programming are among the most effective ways to bring people into their districts.
Public-private partnerships are essential
Collaboration between nonprofits, cities, and local businesses is a defining factor in successful downtown revitalization.
Funding remains one of the biggest challenges
Many Main Street organizations rely on a mix of grants, sponsorships, and community support to sustain long-term growth.
Placemaking shapes identity and visitor experience
Public art, walkable streets, gathering spaces, and historic preservation efforts increase visitation and encourage people to stay longer.
Economic resilience is the long-term goal
The focus is not just activity—it is measurable outcomes such as stronger businesses, reduced vacancy rates, and increased private investment.

These trends are being applied in small towns across the country—many of them similar in scale and character to Colfax CA.

How These Trends Are Already Taking Shape in Downtown Colfax CA

While Colfax has its own history and identity, many of these same strategies are already being implemented locally through the work of the Historic Colfax Downtown Association.

Events Driving Foot Traffic in Colfax CA

Events are one of the most effective tools for bringing consistent activity into downtown Colfax CA, and that strategy is already producing measurable results.

The Colfax Bazaar draws approximately 1,000 attendees per event, introducing new visitors to historic district and creating repeat traffic for local businesses.

But the momentum doesn’t stop there.

The Historic Colfax Downtown Association is expanding its event strategy with the launch of a 2026 Summer Concert Series, featuring five planned shows on Main Street. These concerts are designed to bring both locals and out-of-area visitors into downtown Colfax on a recurring basis throughout the summer season.

In addition to large-scale events, smaller cultural programming is also gaining traction. The recent “Women Who Refused to Behave” history event—produced in partnership with the Colfax Museum—sold out two sessions, demonstrating strong demand for experiences that connect visitors and residents to the town’s heritage.

As this programming expands, downtown Colfax is beginning to position itself alongside other active foothill communities such as Auburn and Grass Valley—and even larger regional hubs like Rocklin—as a place where people travel for events, not just pass through.

Partnerships Strengthening Downtown Colfax

Revitalization efforts in historic downtown Colfax CA are being shaped through active collaboration between local organizations, the City of Colfax, business owners, and community members.

The Historic Colfax Downtown Association is working alongside key stakeholders to:

produce events that activate Main Street
coordinate with the City on downtown initiatives and planning
partner with local organizations, including the Colfax Area Heritage Museum, to bring history-based programming to life
engage business and property owners in shaping the future of the district

This type of coordinated effort reflects the public-private partnership model identified in national Main Street programs as a key driver of long-term success.

Building a Sustainable Funding Model for Downtown Colfax

As a 501(c)(3), the Historic Colfax Downtown Association is developing a diversified funding model designed to support long-term revitalization efforts in downtown Colfax CA.

Current funding sources include:

grant funding to support large-scale initiatives and programming
business sponsorships tied to events and downtown activation
community contributions that help sustain ongoing efforts

This approach allows downtown initiatives to grow beyond one-time efforts and instead build consistent, repeatable impact—aligning with national best practices for Main Street organizations.

Placemaking and Identity in Historic Colfax

A key focus of revitalization efforts in historic downtown Colfax is strengthening the town’s identity as a destination in the Sierra Foothills.

Current and planned initiatives include:

historic storytelling through events, walking tours, and programming
public art and murals that reflect Colfax’s Gold Rush and railroad heritage
events that activate Main Street and encourage people to explore downtown
long-term efforts to improve walkability, gathering spaces, and overall downtown experience

These placemaking strategies are designed to create a downtown that is not only functional—but memorable, engaging, and rooted in the unique history of Colfax CA.

Growing Recognition Beyond Colfax

Colfax was selected as a Top-50 finalist for the Levitt AMP Music Series, a national grant program supporting small-town concert series—demonstrating that the work happening in Colfax is gaining statewide and national attention. This recognition builds on the momentum already being created locally through events and programming that are drawing visitors into downtown Colfax.

Why This Matters for Colfax CA

For those paying attention to downtown Colfax CA, the changes described in national Main Street research are not abstract—they are already beginning to take shape locally.

Across the country, the report highlights a clear pattern: communities that invest in consistent programming, partnerships, and placemaking are seeing measurable outcomes, including increased visitation, stronger small business performance, and renewed interest in downtown districts.

Those same strategies are now being implemented in historic downtown Colfax, positioning the area within a broader national shift in how small towns are approaching economic development.

Rather than relying on a single initiative, the focus is on building a coordinated approach—one that combines events, identity, partnerships, and funding into a long-term strategy.

From National Trends to Local Application

One of the clearest takeaways from the Main Street data is that successful downtowns are not driven by isolated efforts, but by systems.

Communities seeing the strongest results are not simply hosting events—they are building ongoing programming, aligning stakeholders, and creating a consistent presence in their downtown districts.

In Colfax CA, that same approach is emerging.

Through a combination of recurring events, collaborative partnerships, and investment in downtown identity, the foundation is being laid for sustained activity and long-term growth.

A Model in Progress

The national report makes one point clear: revitalization is not the result of a single project—it is the outcome of consistent, layered effort over time.

That model is now being applied in downtown Colfax CA.

As programming expands, partnerships deepen, and visibility increases, the trajectory seen in other Main Street communities begins to take shape locally.

How to Be Part of Downtown Colfax’s Growth

As the strategies outlined in national Main Street research continue to take shape in Colfax CA, there are opportunities for both businesses and community members to participate in that momentum.

For Businesses and Property Owners

As the strategies outlined in national Main Street research continue to take shape in downtown Colfax CA, there are multiple ways to be part of that momentum.

Whether you are a business owner, property owner, or community member, participation is not just support—it is alignment with the long-term trajectory of downtown Colfax.

This work connects directly to:

increasing foot traffic driven by consistent programming
greater visibility for businesses and Main Street activity
long-term economic growth tied to sustained revitalization efforts

For those with a direct stake in downtown, involvement helps position your business or property within a growing and evolving district.

For community members, ongoing engagement—whether through attending events, supporting local businesses, or contributing financially—helps sustain and expand the progress already underway.

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Colfax is part of a broader shift happening across the country.

The model is proven.
The work is already in motion.

And downtown Colfax CA is just getting started.

Rock the Vote Colfax concert at Art Park downtown Colfax CA

Rock the Vote Colfax – A Free Concert With Big Dreams for Our Small Town

If you’ve ever believed that music could move mountains—or at least bring a small town into the national spotlight—then you’ll want to mark your calendar for Saturday, September 6th. On that day, the small but mighty town of Colfax, CA, will host an event that promises to do more than entertain—it aims to transform. The Rock the Vote Concert, an effort of the Historic Colfax Downtown Association, isn’t just a free concert—it’s a rally cry, a celebration, and a bold step toward securing a place for Colfax on the national music map.

Set against the charming backdrop of Colfax’s Art Park at 20 South Main Street, the event will run from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, although if you know how we do things here, you might want to show up a bit early to soak in the pre-show vibes. You’ll find live music, delicious local eats, beer & wine garden, and most importantly, your neighbors. The people who make this town feel like home.

But this isn’t just about having a great time—though trust us, you will. It’s about showing the Levitt Foundation that Colfax has the heart, the hustle, and the hunger for live music. We’re one of only three cities in California to make it into the top 100 finalists for the Levitt AMP Music Series Grant, and your presence could be the deciding factor that brings $120,000 in matching funds to our town.

Imagine 7–10 professional, free concerts every year for the next three years. Imagine Main Street filled with music, laughter, and new faces discovering what we’ve always known—Colfax is a hidden gem. That dream starts here, with you. So grab your friends, bring your energy, and let’s Rock the Vote, Colfax-style.

A Small Town with a Big Vision

Why This Concert Is More Than Just Music

Sure, music is at the center of this event—but the vision is so much bigger. Rock the Vote Colfax represents an opportunity for this town to shine on a national stage. When people think of vibrant music scenes, they might not immediately think of Colfax—but we’re about to change that. This event is proof that small towns can dream big—and deliver.

This isn’t just a concert. It’s a strategic move. By gathering a massive crowd, generating buzz on social media, and engaging the local community, Colfax is sending a message to the Levitt Foundation: We’re ready. Ready to host world-class performers, ready to turn our historic downtown into a cultural destination, and ready to elevate our local economy with tourism and entertainment.

Colfax has always been rich in community pride, but this concert proves that pride can turn into action. Music is one of the few things that universally unites people. It breaks down barriers, builds relationships, and creates memories. And when that happens in our own backyard, it changes how we see ourselves—and how others see us.

The real win here isn’t just the grant (though that would be incredible). It’s the energy, the excitement, and the sense of possibility this event sparks. It’s about giving local artists a stage, families a place to gather, and visitors a reason to return. This concert is our chance to say: Colfax matters. We have stories to tell, songs to sing, and a community worth celebrating.

The Heart of the Event – Music, Community, and Colfax Pride

An Unforgettable Lineup of Talent

If there’s one thing you’ll walk away from Rock the Vote Colfax saying, it’s “Wow, that lineup!” We’ve pulled together an incredible mix of local heroes, regional favorites, and national names to bring a full-spectrum music experience to our downtown park.

Headlining the event is Tyler Edwards, an artist whose blend of heartfelt Americana and indie-folk storytelling has landed him on the Billboard Rock Charts. His voice carries the kind of raw, emotional power that sticks with you, and his songs feel like the soundtrack to a road trip through the Sierra foothills.

Then there’s Jennifer Belle, a breakout country artist who’s making waves on the national scene. With multiple Josie Music Award nominations, a #1 CMC-USA chart hit, and past performances alongside Big & Rich, Easton Corbin, and Parmalee, she’s no stranger to big stages—but she’s excited to bring her star power to a small town stage.

Rounding out the lineup is a showcase of Sierra talent:

The Breakovers, known for their stunning harmonies and high-energy bluegrass-Americana style.
Michael James Cox, Colfax’s own homegrown star whose music blends outlaw country with Sierra soul, making every lyric feel personal and real.
And Ally Gerlach, opening the night with a soulful rendition of the National Anthem, kicking things off with pride and power.

Each artist brings something different—but together, they tell a story: Colfax is rising. This isn’t just a show—it’s a soundtrack for a movement.

How You Can Help Colfax Win the Grant

Showing Up Is Everything

If you love Colfax and believe in its future, then your presence at Rock the Vote Colfax on Saturday, September 6th matters more than you might realize. The Levitt AMP Music Series Grant isn’t awarded just based on paperwork—it’s about community spirit, visible support, and the energy we bring as a town. The larger our crowd, the louder our message to the Levitt Foundation: Colfax is ready to rise.

Here’s how you can be part of this historic moment:

Be there at Art Park (20 South Main Street) from 4:00–8:00 PM on September 6th. Come early, stay late, and bring your best concert vibes.
Bring your people—family, friends, neighbors, co-workers. If they love live music, local pride, or just a good time, they need to be there.
Wear your Rock the Vote Colfax T-shirt loud and proud! It’s more than just a shirt—it’s a symbol of unity and grassroots support. Get yours now before they sell out!
Spread the word on social media, text chains, and in-person chats. Let’s make sure nobody misses this.

💡 Important Note: The public voting period doesn’t start until September 5th and runs through September 15th. That’s when every vote counts toward helping Colfax secure up to $120,000 in matching funds for 7–10 free concerts each year over the next three years.

👉 To stay in the loop on how to vote, when to vote, and where to cast your ballot, head over to www.RockTheVoteColfax.com and register for updates. We’ll send you everything you need the moment voting opens.

This is more than just a grant—it’s our future. It’s about turning Colfax into a destination for music, connection, and community celebration. Let’s show the world that our small town has a big heart—and an even bigger sound.

Social Sharing Tips to Spread the Word

Want to go the extra mile? It’s time to take your love for Colfax online. Your voice matters—especially when you use it to inspire others.

Here’s what you can do:

RSVP to the official Facebook event: Rock the Vote Colfax.
Tag friends in the event page and send them a personal invite.
Share the event flyer on your own Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Use hashtags like #RockTheVoteColfax and #LevittMusicSeries to help us trend and be seen.
Post photos or stories from past local events and mention why you’re excited about this one.

Remember, the public voting window opens September 5th and runs through September 15th. Even if someone can’t attend the event, they can still vote online to help Colfax win. So don’t be shy—spread the word and encourage everyone you know to cast a vote for Colfax.

Let’s Rock This, Colfax!

Colfax has always been a place where big dreams grow in small-town soil. We’ve seen it time and time again—neighbors supporting neighbors, businesses backing community events, and artists sharing their gifts freely for the joy of the people around them. Rock the Vote Colfax, made possible by the dedication and vision of the Historic Colfax Downtown Association, is just the latest example of that spirit in action.

We’ve made it this far by believing in ourselves—and now we’re just one final push away from securing something that could change the future of our town. Imagine summers filled with music, families enjoying evenings downtown, local businesses thriving from the increased foot traffic, and Colfax finally getting the recognition it deserves as a destination for music and culture.

This is our moment, Colfax.

So let’s come together, pack the park, wear our shirts with pride, and show the Levitt Foundation—and the world—that we’re ready to rock, ready to rise, and ready to bring something extraordinary to our small but mighty town.