The McNichols Building at Civic Center

McNichols Civic Center Building, 144 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80202, USA

Max Seated: 500
Max Standing: 400

About The McNichols Building at Civic Center

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.

The McNichols Building at Civic Center

About The McNichols Building at Civic Center

About The McNichols Building at Civic Center

Event Spaces 5

Carnegie Courtyard

Map Conference Room

Third Floor

Boettcher Cultural Pavilion

Storytime Gallery

Pricing Packages

Amenities

Map

Follow Us

Event Spaces 5

Carnegie Courtyard

Map Conference Room

Third Floor

Boettcher Cultural Pavilion

Storytime Gallery

Pricing Packages

Amenities

Map

Follow Us