This historic Grizzly Rose, a world-famous honky tonk, has hosted almost every major country star, from Garth Brooks and Willie Nelson to Faith Hill and Taylor Swift. This cavernous venue provides live music six nights a week, country dancing, two-step and line dance lessons, national touring acts, and not one but two mechanical bulls. Yee-haw!
The latest addition to chef and restaurateur Justin Cucci's Edible Beats restaurant group — which includes Root Down (a converted filling station) and Linger (a former mortuary) — Ophelia's Electric Soapbox is also one of Denver's hottest dance spots. This "gastrobrothel" is housed in the historic Airedale building, which has been, at various times, a brothel, peep-show parlor and adult bookstore. Ophelia's history is celebrated in the sensual decor and on the large sunken stage and dance floor.
Located in the South of Colfax Nightlife District, The Church is where beautiful people, beautiful music and a beautiful vibe come together within a spectacular setting of stained glass art, Gothic architecture, 70' ceilings, a sushi bar and multiple dance floors in 10 rooms and three floors.
Step into the future. Temple Denver is a temple for artists, by artists, offering a nightlife experience with stunning lighting (including an iconic LED chandelier), a custom Funktion One sound system and an art gallery in multiple immersive rooms. It's a party like no other.
Enjoy two clubs in one location in the South of Colfax Nightlife District. At Milk, sit back and relax in The Jazz Room, where you'll enjoy great live music from Denver's most talented musicians, mingle in the intimate setting of the retro-designed Clockwork Orange Room, or go vertical to the GrooveTop, a rooftop lounge with a 360º view of Denver. Bar Standard is the ultimate lounge experience, with a stylish, free-flowing layout that sports four bars, live bands and a large urban patio.
Located in the South of Colfax Nightlife District, Club Vinyl consists of five rooms and four floors of high-energy beats, a state-of-the-art sound system, international DJs, live music, fire pits and a rooftop patio with incredible views of Denver. Spend an evening at one of the best dance clubs in Denver and experience Denver like a local.
This Welton Street venue has been attracting Mile-High music fans since the building's early days as the Casino Cabaret, when it hosted the likes of Duke Ellington, James Brown, B.B. King, Ray Charles and Tina Turner. Although Cervantes' Masterpiece and The Other Side operate independently of each other, the two sides are connected, allowing patrons to flow back and forth.
