Had such a fun time at the roller skating event that is every third Friday of the month. Getting in…read morewas a breeze and easy. The skate rentals being included in the admission price makes this a cheap activity. They have killer music and the other rooms with karaoke and the club were fun as well. People were super friendly also. Definitely recommend this event.

What can I say...it's an event venue that is perfect for winter time markets. Inside, it's very…read morerough and unfinished but that seems to be the trend in the growing RiNo district. The parking leaves a lot to be desired for.....it's an epic cluster of a show. Like playing the roulette, you never know where one end's up. There is no lot (it's repurposed for food trucks) and no sign's to help direct folks to where the entrance is (FYI it's Tracks). I attended the RiNo Holiday Bazaar. I purchased a Groupon for unlimited mimosas during the 11a-2p Brunch Hours. Included was GA admission, sipping glass (which was always full) and a BOGO Breweries Passbook. There were so many wonderful vendors selling jewelry, clothing, candles and soap, just to list a few. The layout was a a bit messy to wonder through but for the most part, it was manageable. The bar tenders were amazing to keep up with the crowds and our never ending need to quench our thirsts. One of the best parts to the RiNo event was the acapella group Reunited, sharing holiday cheer with great tunes! Yes, there are restrooms. Yes, there are tables to sit and enjoy the yummies. Yes, it is dog friendly (well behaved service furries only). BTW, Native Roots Wellness was in hand with CBD products but they wouldn't sell to visitors...weird?????

Parkside Mansion was the perfect venue to host our wedding! Maggie, who handles the coordination of…read moreevents, was an amazing partner. She made the process very easy and was extremely helpful, even consulting on how much liquor to order through the venue. They have a very flexible return policy where we were able to get money back on unopened alcohol; we also found the pricing to be fair. The wedding itself is beautiful and intimate, exactly what we wanted for our big day. They were also very accommodating to ensure the venue was arranged how we wanted for the wedding day. We would highly recommend utilizing the Parkside Mansion for both weddings and general events.

Pretty sweet venue to host a huge house party. My friends and I brought in 2007 there at the…read moreDENVERMIX.COM 2007 NYE GALA. The crowd was pretty hip and the dancing down stairs got a little rowdy in a good way. This Friday there will be a Haunted Hollywood Party http://thisweekindenver.com/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=5004 . Good times. Happy Halloween!

What a fun venture I'm now on with my coworker! We're using DeskPass to explore multiple coworking…read morespaces in Denver, and Candy Factory was a great place to start. It was a little challenging to find, but once we picked a desk to work at, we were set. Strong WiFi and friendly service. Fanciest coffee machine (and widest milk assortment) I've ever seen. Most of the common spaces are open with comfy furniture. There's conference rooms for rent (and I'm already thinking of private events to host) but I wish there were phone booths to take calls. I try to save call-heavy days for home, but inevitably I had to talk to my boss while hiding in a corner and trying not to disturb anyone else. We both took Uber here because Downtown metered parking is too inconvenient for a coworking day. It's near a bunch of great restaurants for lunch, so that's a huge plus. This is also really random, but Candy Factory really needs to have their literature proofread because my coworker and I ended up making fun of all the typos we could find. Overall cute space!

Extremely supportive and caring management. They went far above and beyond any reasonable…read moreexpectations and saved me when I was in a pinch.

This huge, former industrial building was redeveloped as a co-working space called, "Industry."…read moreUnfortunately this was not a financial success and the original developers lost the property. It is now being marketed as rental offices under the name, "Fabrica." The space is very contemporary and beautifully designed with many eclectic office spaces of various sizes, interspersed with spaces for meetings, relaxation, and quiet work. Amenities include a yoga studio, outdoor patios, a 40 person training room, a cafe, a pub, lounge, 24/7 security, conference facilities, and on-site management with scheduled networking events. One of my favorite art galleries moved their offices here and has provided art pieces to hang throughout the complex. They recently invited me to an open house which allowed me to explore the entire building while looking at their art. This is a huge building and it has been very cleverly repurposed with both striking architecture and functional design. It is certainly worth serious consideration as an office location.

Looking for a unique spot for your next private party? This might be the spot! Unique and gorgeous…read moreartwork hang from the walls (and ceiling!), making for lots of built in conversation starters. The inside can fit plenty of tables and chairs, a projector and a mini bar. There is also a loft upstairs and spacious restrooms. The owner helped out so much during the event I attended here and is super kind. Definitely recommend checking out Sterling for your next event or party!

This spectacular space is also home to Abend Gallery and Gallery 1261, so there is always a…read morebackdrop of fine art from local, regional, national, and international artists. The space is stunning with a 4,000 square foot hardwood floor, a wooden, barrel-vaulted ceiling, and exposed, steel trusses. There's a large lobby entrance with a glass garage door that can be opened. Note that the actual entrance door is one step up from the sidewalk and is not handicap-accessible. Facilities include the large main space with movable partitions, a bar, a kitchen, a very nice prep room, quality bathrooms, and a secluded loft space. Basic audiovisual equipment and Internet are provided. Off-street parking and valet service are available. A concierge can help with event coordination.

Attended a summer wedding here and my goodness, how gorgeous it is here…read more Love the outdoor space and the fact that they have plenty of bathrooms. Street parking is available. Space is extremely spacious and can hold down more guests than you can imagine. Perfect location for a private event.

Definitely worth visiting it was very cool to see it was smaller than i anticipated but it was free…read morewalk in so there's that but super cool!

I walked a good ways to get to this place. It's at the end of the Santa Fe arts district. The art…read morelooked intriguing, colorful, and they had an Anthony Bourdain piece I was really interested in. I arrived between 3 and 3:30 PM on a Wednesday. They are supposed to be open 12-6 Tue-Thursday. I get gallery hours being lax or things opening and closing a little off hours, but to arrive and find the place closed down and locked HOURS before they were supposed to close, in fact, in the middle of the hours they were supposed to be open (see photos) . . . WTF.

This very tired warehouse built in 1930 has been beautifully restored and repurposed into a…read morefunctional and expansive art gallery and event space. The interior is very attractive with exposed brick and a wooden ceiling with original beams. The facade has floor-to-ceiling windows and the rear opens to the patio with two glass overhead doors, so there's lots of light. There's a large bar in the center of the space, beautiful restrooms, a large, well-equipped catering kitchen, an expansive, very private patio, and a nice rooftop deck with another bar. There is also an enclosed classroom space and, I believe, some art studios. This is a great addition to the Denver gallery scene and a very nicely-equipped and comfortable event space.

The National Western Complex has undergone a major transformation in recent years with the addition…read moreof the CSU Spur buildings, the Livestock Center, and the Legacy Building. More construction is planned, most notably a hotel, parking garage, and the Equestrian Center. The open space facing the Platte River is also being restored and improved. We spent a non-Stock Show quiet afternoon in June visiting the Wilson Art Gallery and the Heritage Center in The Legacy. It is great that there is now a permanent exhibit space for the National Western art collection plus room for temporary exhibits. The current Working the West show was of very high quality and well worth a visit. The Heritage Center space contains a nicely done historical exhibit showing the history and evolution of the National Western Stock Show. This was quite interesting. There's also room next door for The Legacy Saloon, an intimate bar sporting 19th century style, stuffed with original memorabilia from the Western Stock Show Association. The adjacent CSU Spur complex: Vida, Hydro, and Terra, is amazing. These include research/education centers for food, water, and animal health with a strong connection to the public via labs, workshops, and interactive exhibits. CSU experts in agriculture, water quality, and veterinary science provide K-12 programs, summer camps, and higher education as a hub for innovation and community engagement. Major components include food science labs, a hydroponic greenhouse, the Humane Colorado Veterinary Hospital, the Temple Grandin Equine Center, a virtual reality classroom, a theater, and even a coffee shop, plus great views. We spent an afternoon wandering through these buildings and found it all very impressive, educational, and interesting. There are many comfortable seating areas and the Little Finch coffee shop provides a nice respite when you get worn out from looking at all of the labs and exhibits.

This is a great venue for a large conference…read more I attended a large conference last year and our main evening event was held here. Part giant hall/dance hall and part rodeo arena, it was one of the better conference events I have attended. The main entrance had several neat features we enjoyed. The first were the two bars. One was setup inside of an old camper and the other in teh back of an old pickup truck. This touch definitely gave the western vibe I would expect in a place like this. The next room was massive and had buffet style food set out for us with several fun cowboy themed events. It also had a large stage and dance floor where a fun band played and a brave few danced. If this had been the only rooms used for our event it would have been a hit. But wait, there's more. There is a whole rodeo venue next door. We were treated to a full rodeo which was a first for a work conference for me. I have been to rodeo, but never at work conferences. The only drawback was all of the seats were taken. Considering our coference had around 18,000 people, this is not unexpected. If you are looking for a large venue for your event, we enjoyed our time here.