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1330 Glenarm Place Denver CO 80204

Society of Professional Journalists

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. first Thu. of every month

Monthly social meeting.
Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Mystery Writers of America

7:00 p.m. second Thu. of every month

April: Richard Nakata, bomb expert at Columbine. May: details TBD.
Monthly Critique Group

6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. third Tue. of every month

For the Mystery Writers of America (Rocky Mountain Chapter) and all Denver Press Club members.

$Five things to do Saturday in Denver when you\'re undead$

Five things to do Saturday in Denver when you're undead

By Cory Casciato | Thu, October 18, 2012

When you see the walking dead clogging the streets this weekend, don't grab your bug-out bag and head for your zombie-proof cabin in the woods. This is not the start of the undead apocalypse we've all... More »
Ten things to do for $10 this weekend, June 15-17, 2012

By Robin Edwards | Fri, June 15, 2012

There's a lot to celebrate this weekend. And whether you're celebrating gay rights, dads, seeing Old School projected on a sports field...or all three!, there's plenty of fun to be had for under $10. ... More »
$What\'s the perfect Colorado cocktail?$

What's the perfect Colorado cocktail?

By Patricia Calhoun | Fri, May 21, 2010

Rich Grant, the beer-loving communications director for Visit Denver, is looking for the perfect Colorado cocktail. Denver already enjoys a reputation as the Napa of craft brewing -- but Grant thinks ... More »

2004 | Best Way to Learn Something on Your Lunch Hour

Denver's venerable press club is one of the oldest in the country -- but its "Lunch on Deadline" series is right up to the minute. The Denver Press Club regularly hosts noon confabs that feature visiting authors and other newsmakers as the main course -- everyone from syndicated columnist Ellen Goodman to Frontier Airlines CEO Jeff Potter (a sellout). The luncheons are open to the public, and the club's beautifully renovated space provides a far more intimate setting than the auditoriums and... More »
2003 | Best Place to See Journalists Behaving Badly

The venerable Denver Press Club -- one of the few journalism organizations in the country with its own building -- has been lubricating the lips of Denver's ink-stained wretches since 1905 and received a much-needed makeover last fall. But while the new bar (complete with martini glasses featuring the likeness of late Rocky Mountain News columnist Gene Amole), restored fireplace and updated dining room are lovely, they haven't changed the antics of the press club's patrons one iota.... More »

Society of Professional Journalists