Top Bailey Venues

• Spaces for 18-85 Guests
• 3 Restaurants

Luca is a rustic Italian restaurant in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood, built around hand-cranked pasta, house-cured salumi, and a wood-fired kitchen. Named for chef-owner Frank Bonanno's son, the restaurant reflects his belief that Italian cooking is at its best when it's a communal act — dishes meant to be passed around scorched wood tables over glasses of wine chosen from a 100% Italian list. The space accommodates private gatherings in several configurations: an intimate private dining room for up to 18 seated guests, a semi-private section of the main dining room for up to 40 seated, and a full restaurant buyout for parties of up to 70 seated. Each option brings the same in-house kitchen — house-made burrata, custom-cured products, and seasonal pasta — to a private-event format with the cozy, personal service Luca is known for.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

Poka Lola, a cocktail bar for everyone that is situated in the Dairy Block, pays homage to the American soda fountain culture of the turn of the 20th century. Enjoy traditional cocktails and house creations along with down-to-earth bar cuisine that combines our premium setting with the comfort you need. The décor is a mix of art-deco elegance and a Midwestern soda shop. When the weather is nice, stop by our alley bar and don't forget to taste our Dealer's Choice cocktail; our skilled bar staff won't let you down. For your upcoming private event, Poka Lola is the ideal venue. Would you like to reserve all or a portion of our space? With the help of our turn-of-the-century American soda fountain, we can personalize your upcoming event and ensure that your guests have a blast. Poka Lola can personalize your upcoming event and ensure that your guests have a blast while experiencing the American soda fountain culture at the turn of the century. LET US HOST A GROUP EVENT OR A PARTY AT POKA LOLA SOCIAL CLUB. We can accommodate groups of 20 to 120 and can provide you with a special bar and snack menu for your group event. Interactive bartending classes are one of the extra services offered. Poka Lola can be your next interactive team-building class. With your group, learn to mix our inventive and entertaining cocktails. Bespoke Bar Menus: For any special occasion, we can provide you with a customized bar menu that includes or excludes appetizers. Please fill out the form below or email Jazmaray Martinez at jazmaray.martinez@sagehospitalitygroup.com for additional details about scheduling a private event. We anticipate hearing from you.

• Spaces for 180 Guests

the 10th Mountain Division, which trained for World War II in the mountains surrounding Vail, and the founders of Vail Mountain. The 10th, Vail's best on-mountain fine dining establishment, can be found atop Gondola One in MidVail. The 10th's name is a subtle tribute to The 10th Mountain Division and is situated overlooking the magnificent Gore Range. Experience classics that have been revamped with a mountain atmosphere while taking in the spectacular vistas. Simply put, the tenth is Modern, Alpine, and Inspired. This elegant dining experience will be something to relish whether you're ski-in or ski-out during a day on the slopes or for our non-skiers reaching The 10th by Gondola One! Please keep in mind that in order to dine at The 10th, all visitors must have paid lift access. To do this, utilize your Epic Pass or buy a Lift & Lunch package at the Vail Village ticket office to earn credit for your meal. The 10th is a majestic mountain lodge with modern flair that houses Vail Mountain's newest on-mountain dining experience. Floor to ceiling windows and the on-site ceremony terrace offer breathtaking views of the Vail Valley and Gore Mountain. Enjoy a top-notch dining experience with a five-star menu offering contemporary alpine cuisine and a long wine selection. The 10th is found at the top of Gondola One, the newest gondola in Vail's main village. At the Mid-Vail area of Vail Mountain, a lift ticket is necessary in order to ride the gondola, and after that, a short walk across the snow is required. The 10th, which is next to Chairs 3 and 4, is also reachable by ski.

We would like to note that the property on which the Denver Performing Arts Complex is situated, as well as the ground on which we stand, live, and receive our education, is traditionally held to belong to the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapaho peoples. Additionally, we acknowledge the existence of the forty-eight modern tribal nations that have a long-standing connection to the territories that are now included in the state of Colorado. Our country was created on the exclusion and erasure of Indigenous Peoples, and we have not stopped doing that since our founding. As we intentionally honor and celebrate the Indigenous communities in our City and express our gratitude for their ongoing and significant contributions, may this acknowledgment serve as a demonstration of a commitment to dismantling ongoing legacies of oppression and inequities. This commitment will be demonstrated as we honor and celebrate the Indigenous communities in our City. Let's not forget that this land belonged to them long before we settled here and claimed it as our own. With a diverse range of one-of-a-kind cultural spaces that can accommodate a wide variety of programming, we are happy to play host each year to thousands of performances, festivals, and other special events. We offer the ideal setting for your upcoming event, whether it be on stage, in a salon, inside, or outdoors.

• Spaces for 25-1,000 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 4 Landmarks
• 5 Total Spaces

The McNichols Civic Center Building is a Greek Revival landmark in Denver's Civic Center Park, originally constructed as a Carnegie Library in 1910 and designed by Albert Ross of New York. The building sits within Civic Center Park's National Historic Landmark district, its Corinthian columns and iconic colonnade offering a civic backdrop rarely found at urban event venues. Denver Arts & Venues reopened the building in 2012 as a contemporary hub for arts, culture, and private events. The building's three floors accommodate gatherings of varying scale. The Second Floor Boettcher Cultural Pavilion and the Third Floor each seat up to 500 guests for banquets or welcome up to 1,000 for receptions. The first-floor Storytime Gallery suits smaller gatherings of up to 150, and the Map Conference Room accommodates meetings and private dinners for up to 25. Outdoors, the Carnegie Courtyard hosts ceremonies and receptions for up to 200 guests. Denver Arts & Venues operates the building as a city agency, reinvesting event revenue directly into arts programming and community access initiatives — connecting each private celebration to the building's broader cultural mission.

• Spaces for 50-400 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Art Gallery

The Clyfford Still Museum is dedicated to the art and legacy of American painter Clyfford Still, whose collection — nearly 3,125 works representing approximately 93% of his lifetime output — was gifted to the City and County of Denver. The museum is located at 1250 Bannock Street in Denver's Golden Triangle Creative District, housed in a purpose-built structure of textured cast-in-place concrete designed to let the art take center stage. Private events at the Clyfford Still Museum unfold among nine galleries of monumental abstract paintings, giving gatherings an atmosphere found nowhere else in the city. The museum accommodates standing receptions of up to 150 guests and seated dinners of up to 50, with rental packages ranging from intimate micro-weddings and director's tours to full-museum buyouts. All rentals include access to the galleries, The Making Space, outdoor terraces, first-floor event space, and partial Museum Shop access, along with on-site venue manager, custodial, and security support.

• Spaces for 800-1,000 Guests

For parties, weddings, galas, meetings, and more, we provide some of Denver's most breathtakingly imaginative rental locations. For your celebration, reserve a DCPA location and let your ideas soar. We have experience with large productions and will make sure your wedding receives the applause it merits. Our team of in-house creative specialists is ready to support you as you tell your narrative as it involves someone you love. We have experience with large productions and will make sure your wedding receives the applause it merits. In our dramatic Seawell Ballroom, we'll set the scene for your ideal day and treat you with care throughout the entire process. All you need to do is unwind while watching the performance. We understand first-hand how to create unique events that raise money for your charity while staying within a predetermined budget because we are a not-for-profit ourselves. From informal team building to company-wide events with complete AV assistance, our whole in-house technical and creative team can assist. It's not necessary to wear black tie to a fundraiser. Breakfasts, talks, movie premieres, receptions, galas, silent auctions, and other events are examples of what they can be. We'll work with you to design a unique event that is tailored to your ideas and predetermined objectives. Allow us to create a unique package for you, and you'll save $800 on the cost of renting the space, which includes tables, chairs, staging, a sound system, and usage of the room. DCPA Event Services works with any size group from 10 to 1,000 and can do everything from informal team building to company-wide meetings because to its convenient downtown location, full-service internal technical and creative team, and unlimited design options. No of the size of your business, you can be confident that your event, meeting, conference, product launch, or seminar will be in capable hands.

• Spaces for 524-850 Guests
• 4 Bars
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

Club Vinyl is a multi-level nightclub and event venue located at 1082 Broadway in Denver's South of Colfax (SOCO) Nightlife District. Spread across four floors and approximately 20,000 square feet, the venue is one of the largest in the SOCO district and hosts a wide range of events — from corporate gatherings and charity functions to concerts, film shoots, and private celebrations. The venue's four distinct floors each offer their own character. The Main Floor features a state-of-the-art Funktion-One sound system alongside LED video displays and built-in VIP lounges. The Second Floor offers a spacious dance floor with city views. The Sub-Level provides an intimate underground atmosphere with its own bar and dance floor. The Rooftop is an indoor/outdoor patio equipped with fire pits, heaters, and sweeping views of the Denver skyline and Rocky Mountains — open year-round. Combined, the four spaces accommodate up to 2,473 guests, with individual floors ranging from 524 to 850 in capacity. Club Vinyl accepts full venue buyouts as well as single-floor rentals for smaller events.

• Spaces for 15-200 Guests
• 5 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space

Guard and Grace is a modern American steakhouse located at 1801 California Street in downtown Denver, Colorado, founded by Chef Troy Guard. Named after Guard's daughter, the restaurant was built on the philosophy that a steakhouse can be elegant and inviting without sacrificing warmth — an approach reflected in its light, airy design and commitment to genuine hospitality. The kitchen draws on prime, dry-aged, and local Wagyu beef sourced from Creekstone Farms, complemented by an extensive seafood program inspired by Guard's Hawaiian heritage, innovative cocktails, and wines from around the world. The Denver location has been voted best steakhouse in Denver and is recognized by the Michelin Guide. For private events, Guard and Grace Denver offers several distinct spaces accommodating gatherings of varying sizes. The Grace Room, Jagger Room, and Jameson Room are elegant indoor dining rooms that can be reserved individually or combined for groups up to 80 guests. The Terrace provides 1,500 square feet of partially covered outdoor space for cocktail-style events of 50 to 70 guests, while the adjacent 1801 Atrium — a vaulted lobby connected to the restaurant — accommodates up to 200 guests for large receptions. Valet parking is available evenings.

• Spaces for 1,200-3,500 Guests

Your event will be one for the record books if you host it at one of the two renowned Wings Over the Rockies locations: Colorado's Official Air & Space Museum in Denver or Exploration of Flight at Centennial Airport. Your event will be in good hands with our helpful and experienced events team, who will provide you the individualized attention and expert guidance you need to make it a resounding success. As a location for private gatherings, Colorado's Official Air & Space Museum provides visitors with a one-of-a-kind opportunity to be surrounded by an iconic collection of aircraft and aerospace displays. The museum provides a variety of one-of-a-kind event venues, and it does so out of a hangar that dates back to World War II and is located in the middle of Denver's historic Lowry area. You will have no trouble finding a location that is suitable for your needs, whether you want to hold an informal gathering for twenty people or a formal celebration for three thousand and five hundred. Exploration of Flight is one of the most extraordinary and one-of-a-kind event experiences available in the South Metro Area of Denver. The hangar provides an atmosphere that can only be found at one of the nation's busiest general aviation airports, since it is located on an active aircraft ramp on the south side of Centennial Airport in Englewood, Colorado. The airport is one of the busiest in the country. Whether you want to host an informal gathering for twenty people or a grand celebration for more than three hundred, your guests are certain to have an unforgettable experience whether they are inside the hangar or on the ramp.

• Spaces for 1,200-1,300 Guests

An event that is truly memorable has a distinctive environment. Beautiful gardens and adaptable venues are available at the Denver Botanic Gardens' York Street and Chatfield Farms locations for events of various types. Bookings are being made for 2023 and 2024. The locations at our gardens are surrounded by botanical magnificence and gorgeous natural backgrounds that will ensure your event is gloriously unique and completely unforgettable. They range from conventional to whimsical, classic to contemporary. Denver Botanic Gardens at York Street is a genuine Colorado landmark, from the recognizable dome of the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory to the painterly waterlilies of the Monet Pool. Tropical plants, exotic blooms, rare and local species, and water displays are among its remarkable rental settings spread across a 24-acre complex. The range of interior facilities and outdoor venues has something for everyone, whether the occasion is a grand and expensive event or a modest, casual gathering. In Littleton, the Colorado Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms offers guests a taste of rustic chic. From every rental location, one may see stunning views of the slopes and the nearby gardens. When you want to feel like you're in the country yet are only a short drive from the city, this is the ideal location for a wedding, corporate retreat, or holiday party. Over its 700 acres, Chatfield Farms contains a working farm as well as a homestead from the 1800s and historical structures. The area is tucked up against the slopes of the Rocky Mountains, and Deer Creek, which flows through the property, is bordered by woods on all sides. A natural paradise is created by the 2.5 kilometers of nature pathways and several wildflower gardens.

• Spaces for 25-100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Bar

Corridor 44 is Denver's only champagne bar and private event venue, located in the heart of downtown Denver within walking distance of the Performing Arts Center, Convention Center, Ball Arena, Coors Field, and major hotels. The intimate space blends French-coast-meets-Morocco influences, featuring white leather banquettes, crystal chandeliers, striped walls, and oversized chairs. The setting lends itself to celebrations of all kinds, from birthdays and anniversaries to rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, holiday parties, and corporate gatherings. A private lounge accommodates up to 40 guests for cocktail parties with appetizers, with seated dinner service available for up to 25 guests. Angela Gannon, the venue's dedicated Event and Party Coordinator, works with each client to customize the experience from planning through the event itself.

The Fine Arts Center has been the premier cultural destination in the Pikes Peak region for more than one hundred years, and for good reason. It has art of the highest caliber, theater on par with that of Broadway, and art classes for people of all ages and skill levels. Experiences in the arts that are creative, educational, and diverse are provided by the FAC, which was originally founded in 1919 as the Broadmoor Art Academy. These experiences aim to uplift the individual spirit and stimulate communal life. The Fine Arts Center is home to a number of spectacular and one-of-a-kind locations, and between the schedules of our Museum, Theatre, and Art School, we keep all of these areas quite active. Even though the work we do to fulfill our mission, which includes art exhibitions, performing arts events, touring programs, art classes, and other important educational interactions, may limit our opportunities for external event partnerships and space rentals, we are aware of the desirability of our spaces and make our facilities available to the community whenever it is feasible to do so.

• Spaces for 26-200 Guests
• 3 Restaurants
• 3 Historic Spaces

Osteria Marco is a lively Italian tavern and artisan pizzeria nestled beneath the twinkling lights of historic Larimer Square in Denver. Opened in 2008 by Chef Frank Bonanno, the restaurant draws on the warmth of old-world Italian hospitality, offering handmade pasta, hand-tossed pizza, and a curated selection of artisanal meats and cheeses alongside an extensive Italian wine list. For private events, Osteria Marco offers two intimate dining rooms — the fully enclosed Tavern Room, which seats up to 35 guests, and the semi-private Wine Room, which accommodates up to 30 seated — as well as a full restaurant buyout for gatherings of up to 150 seated or 200 for a reception. Groups of 13 or more are treated to family-style service, with hosts pre-selecting menus served on large shared platters, making for a convivial, communal experience.

• Spaces for 75-100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Vauxhall at The Ramble Hotel offers event spaces for your next celebration in Denver, Colorado.

• Spaces for 16-350 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 6 Hotels
• 6 Total Spaces

Hotel Clio, A Luxury Collection Hotel, occupies a prime address at 150 Clayton Lane in Denver's Cherry Creek North neighborhood, placing guests steps from the area's boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. The property draws on the neighborhood's energy and the natural grandeur of the Rocky Mountains to shape its design and hospitality approach. Nominated for the Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2026, Hotel Clio operates under Marriott's Luxury Collection brand and is supported by the award-winning culinary team behind Toro Latin Kitchen & Lounge. The hotel offers more than 9,700 square feet of event space across nine divisible rooms, accommodating gatherings from intimate boardroom sessions of up to 16 guests to black-tie receptions and weddings of up to 360. Major event spaces include the Grand Ballroom, the Fireside Ballroom with its floor-to-ceiling windows and adjacent outdoor patio, the naturally lit Bluebell Ballroom, and The Deck — an outdoor event terrace. Private dining is available in the Toro Private Dining Room for up to 40 guests. Customizable catering options include breakfast, plated lunches and dinners, creative buffets, stationed hors d'oeuvres, and full bar service. The hotel accommodates corporate events, weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, social events, and educational gatherings, with dietary restrictions honored by the culinary team.

• Spaces for 40 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Event Space

Voodoo Doughnut Mile High is the Denver outpost of the beloved Portland-born doughnut brand, occupying its iconic shop on East Colfax Avenue. The location offers a one-of-a-kind setting for wedding ceremonies — legally binding or not — inside a fully operational doughnut shop, open around the clock seven days a week. Ceremonies are intimate by design, accommodating 24 to 40 guests in the shop's signature environment of sprinkles, sugar, and a self-described "spirit channeler" presiding over the proceedings. Packages include Voodoo doughnuts, Voodoo doll figurines of the couple, a doughnut heart centerpiece, coffee, and the couple's names spelled out in star doughnuts. Working doughnut shop operations continue during events, so guests in line often become spontaneous witnesses to the celebration. Beyond ceremonies, Voodoo Doughnut caters weddings of all sizes with custom handcrafted doughnuts — from personalized newlywed dolls and oversized centerpiece doughnuts to themed assortments for groups of 10 to 200 or more.

• Spaces for 8-85 Guests
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Mansions
• 2 Meeting Spaces

Built in 1899 and designed by the Denver firm Varian and Sterner, the Tears McFarlane House is an 8,700-square-foot Colonial Revival mansion situated on the north edge of Cheesman Park in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Designated as a Denver historic landmark in 1972 and listed as a National Historic Landmark in 1976, the property stands as one of the finest residential examples of the Colonial Revival style in Colorado. The mansion's interiors preserve notable original details, including a Tiffany stained glass window featuring a fall leaf motif in seven colors on the main staircase landing and a hallway mirror salvaged from the historic Windsor Hotel. The first floor offers elegant gathering spaces — the Parlor, with its hand-crafted bar and fireplace, and the adjoining Dining Room, with crown molding, custom chandeliers, and refinished hardwood floors — that together accommodate first-floor receptions for up to 75 guests. Below grade, the Lower Level Conference Room and the Executive Board Room serve smaller corporate meetings and private gatherings. An outdoor patio and park setting add further options for warm-weather events. The house does not provide in-house catering; clients arrange their own caterers or select from approved vendors, giving event planners broad latitude to personalize the experience.

• Spaces for 50-300 Guests
• 3 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Total Spaces

The Lobby occupies the historic 1891 Paris Hotel building in Denver's downtown near Coors Field — a red brick Victorian structure designed by architect Richard Phillips whose original exposed brick, backlit stained glass ceiling, and hardwood floors remain intact today. Open since 2009, the venue operates as a family-owned restaurant and event destination anchored by an all-scratch kitchen and a Southern-inspired comfort food menu. For private events, The Lobby offers three distinct spaces: the Main Dining Room seats up to 150 guests for dinner and accommodates 175 for cocktail receptions, with two large-screen TVs and a fully stocked bar; the Colorado Room is a more intimate semi-private space with a private bar, small stage, and local artwork, holding up to 80 seated or 100 for cocktails; and the Courtyard Patio is a European-style outdoor garden seating up to 50, with lawn games available. All three spaces can be combined for a full venue buyout accommodating up to 175 seated or 350 for a cocktail reception. Food and beverage packages include four hours of event time, with menus featuring seasonal Colorado ingredients and 15-plus craft beers on tap.