A Micro-Market, or MiMa, is a community market dedicated to connecting local residents with very local food and goods. The goal of the MiMa is to provide a place for resident customers and producers to gather in support of a community based, sustainable, healthy, and tasty lifestyle.  

The Highland Neighborhood MiMa is held on Thursday afternoons from 2 to 6 pm, ending October 8, 2009, on the patio of Generous Servings Cooking Classes and Cafe (3801 West 32nd Avenue, Denver).

Customers can purchase fresh fruits and vegetables grown and goods created in the neighborhood. In addition, the MiMa offers a central location for community supported agriculture (CSA) purchase and pickup, and gives the neighborhood weekly access to additional regionally grown produce, meats, and dairy.

News this week: The last day of the MiMa is October 8. To continue buying fresh butter through the winter, see the Generous Servings ordering site.