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Stained-glass windows and hundreds of candles spread throughout the Church suggest a pious vibe, but the congregation is as mixed as they come. The roomy Lincoln Street mainstay draws globally hailed DJs, local residents, retro-lovers, even the under-21 set: Sections of the bar are open to those eighteen and up. A rooftop patio affords one of the city's best views.

Cuisine(s): Asian, Japanese, Sushi
Features: ATM, Coat Check, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party
Entertainment: DJs

Hip-Hop, Top 40 and '80s

Every week Thursday

Global Fridays

Every week Friday

Presented by Triad Dragons with electronic, hip-hop and industrial rooms

Noches en La Catedral

Every week Saturday

Latin night with salsa, merengue, reggaeton, bachata and more

Service Industry Night

Every week Sunday

Goth, Alternative & Industrial

Every week Sunday

With DJs Starr, Dave Vendetta, Slave1 and more

2004 | Best Dance Club for Seeing A-List DJs

Denver's infamous cathedral-turned-disco has been getting national props left and right as one of the nation's most sacred temples. And we couldn't agree more: From divine acts like Deep Dish to Paul Van Dyk, Seb Fontaine to Carl Cox and DJ Irene... More >
2003 | Best Sonic Makeover

We like the clubs, the clubs that go "boom." Which is to say we respect power in a sound system. But we respect precision even more. We want to hear the highs just as clearly as we feel the ribcage-massaging bass. Which is why we recognize the... More >
2000 | Best Halloween dance party

Celebrating a pagan holiday in a former church may be sacrilegious, but that doesn't scare us. Denver's most ghoulish characters congregate at The Church on All Hallow's Eve: One Halloween bash turned up a seven-foot-tall creature (the guy... More >

Westword Reviews and News

DJ Micro, Reverend Pariah and more on this weekend's Dance Card

By Amber Taufen | Fri, July 22, 2011

With UMS taking over the town this weekend -- and everyone recovering from Global Dance Festival and Full Moon Gathering last weekend, not to mention Sunshine Jones last night -- this week's Da More >
Tonight: Cuervo hosts Subterraneo at The Church, a party with free booze

By Laura Shunk | Tue, October 26, 2010

Read carefully, because opportunities like this don't come around very often. Cuervo is celebrating the release of a tequila (or re-release, because the tequila is Tradicional Silver, the orig More >
The Church

By Jason Heller | Thu, June 18, 2009

When the Church formed in Australia in 1980, its ringing, soaring post-punk should've made it as big as, say, Echo & the Bunnymen. Of course, the Church did reach that level of success in its home country on the back of early hits like "The Unguar... More >

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acrista.billings

| Fri, February 25, 2011

Multi level clubs are the best and the Church has several rooms of music making it a fun diverse club to party at.

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tafoyall

| Mon, February 07, 2011

The Church on an average Friday has good vibes, enough room to dance, good sushi, an awesome aerialist, good djs and pretty decent go go dancers all for $10. . .not too shabby.

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amanda.lindelow

| Mon, October 25, 2010

Such a cool space in the SoCo Nightlife District.

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Artabanus

| Sun, July 11, 2010

The Church has all different kinds of events so make sure when you go, your going to one you like. They play different music in three places, generally it's techno/house upstairs, and hip hop downstairs. The hip hop room is generally so packed that it gets really hot and a lilttle smelly but generally its worth it for the good tunes and dancing.

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lola_hernandez26

| Wed, June 16, 2010

I would never turn my back on this staple in Denver. Even after working here for 3 1/2 years. I love all of the staff and the club itself. The club has 4 different rooms and is sufficient enough to hold about 1500 people. xoxo

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