CLOUD CITY BOTANICALS

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PLEASE VISIT OUR SEASONAL STORE WHICH WILL BE OPENED FROM

 NOV. 25-JAN.  5 AT:


 138 W. 7TH. ST IN LEADVILLE.


Week of December 9 :


Mon,  Dec. 9            closed

Tues,  Dec. 10          closed

Wend,  Dec. 4         closed

Thurs,  Dec. 5          closed

Fri,  Dec. 6                10-5pm

Sat,  Dec. 7               Please join us at the Holiday Market at Freight, 320 9th St. in Leadville, from 4-10.  Our store at 138 W 7th will be closed on this day.


Products sold:  Candles, Lotion, Facial Masks, Lotion Bars, Body Butter, Bath Bombs, & Sugar Scrub.


Welcome to the Website of CLOUD CITY BOTANICALS

Cloud City Botanicals is a social enterprise business operated by Dream Lake County(401)(c)(3).   Our mission is to provide athletic and academic scholarships for at-risk youth in Leadville, CO. 

We sell  natural, locally-made candles and bath and body products at City on the Hill Coffee and other shops in Leadville.  In 2019, we are planning to expand our business to hire youth and give them an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship and small business.  All proceeds from the sale of these products provide scholarships for at-risk youth in Leadville

Please purchase our soy candles! They are handmade in Colorado with soybean wax and pure essential oils and fragrance oils. SOLD AT: 


CITY ON A HILL COFFEE



FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN


PLEASE VISIT OUR SEASONAL STORE WHICH WILL BE OPENED FROM NOV. 25-JAN. 5 AT:

 138 W. 7TH. ST IN LEADVILLE.


Miss Nora O'Keefe's candy store.  Located at 320 E. 6th. St, Leadville, Co,  1906-1918. 

I often wondered  how it must have been to live in Leadville  in Victorian times.... the difficult & dangerous work of the miners and the excitement of the newly made millionaires.  The throngs of humanity making their way through the dirt streets.  The ladies of the night & the prim society women in their long dresses and stiff lace collars .....and of course, the hundreds of businesses and mercantiles, many of which seemed to open overnight.  What would these Victorians think of an online store?  I think that they would be pretty amazed to say the least!  


I've always loved  Leadville's nickname  "Cloud City" (at 2 miles high the city is sometimes IN the clouds), hence, the name "Cloud City Botanicals".