The Denver Press Club, established in 1867, is the oldest press club in the United States and a historic landmark in Denver. Located at 1330 Glenarm Place, its building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting ethical journalism and fostering engaged communities. With over 450 members, including journalists, public relations professionals, politicians, and supporters of press freedom, the club offers a unique atmosphere rooted in old-school newspaperman vibes. Visitors can enjoy cheap drinks, strong cocktails, and a welcoming environment that encourages meaningful conversation. Non-members are always welcome to stop by for a drink and experience its classic charm. The location is praised for its great atmosphere, friendly bartenders, and affordable prices. The club's environment is not kid-friendly and is best suited for adults seeking a place for conversation and connection. Many visitors find it to be a special place to relax, learn, and enjoy Denver’s rich journalistic history.
Amazing institution. Great for hosting events, or just grabbing a very reasonably priced drink with politicos and newspeople in downtown.
June 2026
For all supporters of the First Amendment, this is a great place to unwind. The historic building has the right ambience for an old reporter's haunt. The staff is amiable, the drinks are flowing and the conversations abound.
February 2026
Beautiful place had no idea what I was walking into.
