Downtown Grand Junction

Spend It Downtown

The Downtown Gift Card

One card, good at more than a hundred downtown shops, kitchens, spas and venues. Amounts from $10 to $500, bought singly or in bulk.

Where to Buy One

  • The Downtown office

    101 S. 3rd Street, Suite 100

    Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

  • Colorado Baby

    560 Main Street

    Monday to Saturday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. No bulk orders over $1,000 here.

    Self Reflection stands at the same number, if you are looking for the door.

  • Online

    Mailed to you or to whoever it is for

    Shipping is $1 per card, or collect it at the office. For bulk orders over $1,000, call 970-255-4922 before ordering.

Where It Works

38 captured merchants take the downtown gift card, across 6 kinds of business.Shopping15Food & Beverage12Entertainment8Personal Services1Professional Services1Outdoor Recreation1
The captured merchants, by kind of business. The DDA says the card works at over a hundred businesses; the archived list runs alphabetically and ends at Grand Valley Books, so this is that slice, not the whole card.

Acceptance is a field on the business listing here, not a separate page, so it shows up wherever a business does. The 38 businesses listed here all take it.

See the Directory Or Walk the Street

Two venues, the Avalon Theatre and the Grand Junction Convention Center, take the card at the concession stand but not for tickets. That rule travels with the listing, so it shows on the block page too.

Expiry, Fees, and Who Issues It

Expiry
The card does not expire.
Inactivity
After one year without use, $3.00 a month comes off the balance, starting the day after that year is up. The fee goes to the card provider, EML Payments USA, LLC. If the card is a gift, tell whoever gets it.
Who issues it
Pathward, N.A., Member FDIC.

Where this comes from: the DDA’s own gift card page and its list of where the card is accepted. Amounts, hours, fees and the issuing bank are quoted from those pages rather than restated from memory. All sources