Annual Meeting People's Choice Awards 2016

People's Choice Awards: Dubuque Main Street Annual Meeting 2016

A lot of great things have happened in Downtown Dubuque and we want to know what you think has had the biggest impact downtown, that's why this year we are holding a People's Choice Award. While we know so much has happened in downtown since Dubuque Main Street started in 1985, we want to focus on what your favorites are since the new millennium. Please take a moment and cast your vote for your favorites or give us one of your own!

Winners will be recognized at the DMS annual meeting on September 27, 2016.

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* 1. Please vote for your choice of the most impactful special event in downtown since 2000.

20th Anniversary of Dubuque and... All That Jazz!

America's River Festival

Architecture Days

Dubuque Museum of Art Wine Events

Fall Into Art

Irish Hooley

Kick off to Summer/ Summer's Last Blast

Puttzin' Around Downtown

The Great Draw: Street Art Competition

Voices

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please vote for your favorite new or expanded business in downtown since 2000.

Candle Ready Cakes

Food CoOp

Freddie's Popcorn

Grahams Style Store

Key City Optical

Living on Main

Matter Creative Center

Outside the Lines

Pinot's Palette

RF2

Riverlights 2nd Edition

Zazous

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Please vote for your favorite new downtown restaurant since 2000.

Adobos

Brazen

Calico Bean

Caroline's Restaurant

Charlottes

Jitterz

L'May

Lot One

Mason Dixon

Pepper Sprout

Salsas

Stone Cliff

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Please vote for the project or area that you believe has had the greatest impact to downtown since 2000.

Grand River Conference Center

Grand River Hotel

Historic Millwork District

National River Museum and Aquarium

Opening of the Town Clock Square

Riverwalk/ Amphitheater

Roshek Building

Upper Main New Development

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Please vote for your favorite building rehab or new development under 5,000 square feet since 2000.

1st and Main, 101 Main Street

Bonnet Building, 210 W. 1st Street

Engine House #1 & Computer Doctors "Central Avenue Turn", 1800 Central Ave.

Grahams Style Store, 890 Main Street

Grand Opera House, 135 W. 8th Street

Key City Vision, 965 Main Street

Lot One, 100 Main Street

Opening Doors: The Teresa Shelter & The Maria House, 1111 Bluff Street

Pepper Sprout, 378 Main Street

Senator Allison's Row Houses, 1136-1138 Locust Street

Steele Capital, 788 Main Street

Step by Step, 759 Bluff Street

The Dungeon, 302 Locust Street

The Food Store, 1109 Iowa Street

The Naughty Dog (Former), 1108 Locust Street

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Please vote for your favorite building rehab or new development Over 5,000 square feet since 2000.

America's River Project

CARADCO, 900 Jackson

Cathedral Lofts and Franklin School Apartments

Chamber Building, 300 Main Street

Cottingham & Butler Town Clock Building

Cottingham & Butler Headquarters (8th &Main)

Flexsteel, 385 Bell Street

Heartland Financial and DB&T, 1398 Central

Hotel Julien, 200 Main Street

Former Fidlar Office Equipment Building (Jimmy John's), 356 Main Street

McGraw HIll, 501 Bell Street

Novelty Iron Works, Phase 1

Platinum Building, 137 Main Street

Prescott School, 1151 White Street

Roshek Building, 700 Locust

Star Brewery, 600 Bell Street

WS Live (Formerly, Now Humach), 131 W. 10th Street

Other (please specify)