Get your cowpoke on at Denver's favorite saloon and honky tonk where there's live music six nights a week. Some of country-western's rising and already...
Infinite Monkey Theorem is an urban winery (with patio) that opened in 2008, and weekends are always a party. Located in the RiNo Arts District, IMT is a...
No one will confuse Trve Brewing's taproom with any other in this city of nearly unlimited taprooms. The pairing of craft beer with heavy metal makes for a...
Located on the 20th floor of Le Meridien Denver Downtown hotel, 54Thirty offers panoramic views and a hip spot to mix, mingle and sip cocktails. Choose a...
Club Vinyl. The Church Nightclub. Bar Standard. The Living Room. Milk. These are all venues on Broadway or Lincoln south of Colfax. Each has its own vibe...
Located in Denver's Uptown neighborhood, Retrograde lies behind a freezer door at the back of an ice cream shop. It's one of Denver's best bets in the...
An art gallery is the perfect entree and counterpoint for a lively speakeasy in Denver's edgy, art-centric RiNo district. Everything in the gallery and on...
While many nighttime venues cater to the young and the restless, Corridor 44 taps into singles and couples looking for a quieter, more elegant (or romantic)...
Williams & Graham, with its upmarket speakeasy ambiance and dark interior, is paradise for sophisticated cocktail lovers and those who appreciate fine...
Located in The Ramble Hotel, Death & Co Denver brings a hip vibe and wide-ranging cocktail menu to this first outpost of the famed New York City bar....
Denver nightlife is nothing if not diverse, accurately reflecting a population that spans generations, roots and tastes. Cowboy culture is alive and well, especially at such beloved establishments as the Grizzly Rose, where line dancing and mechanical bull riding still draw crowds six nights a week. But Denver is no one-trick western pony. The city has evolved into a sophisticated urban hotspot with residents who have arrived from across the county, the country and even the world. While they embrace the city's history and rugged edge, they also bring with them a passion for elevated cuisine, fine wines, music of every genre, arts, sports and a love of what's new and trending. Nightlife ranges from such options as elegant Champagne bar Corridor 44 to funky Mercury Cafe with its eclectic music and poetry readings. Locals and visitors can take in a Rockies game at Coors Field, then visit one of the multitude of taprooms, including Trve Brewing where craft beer is poured to the beat of Metal. There is live music and dancing at a slew of clubs and lounges, and there's always a place to simply sit and watch the sun set over the western peaks. What's your pleasure?
Christine has written about every aspect of travel, from romance and adventure to family and wellness. She is also lucky to have had three major home states through the years: New York, Colorado and California. Today she divides time between the Denver and San Francisco areas.
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