Sales Convention is an incredible opportunity for network members to gain invaluable insights, explore emerging industry trends, celebrate successes, and build meaningful connections.
But once the day’s sessions wrap up, our lively host city is ready to take center stage.
Denver offers a unique blend of culture, history, outdoor adventure, and laid-back Western charm. From iconic landmarks and vibrant neighborhoods to hidden gems favored by locals, there are countless ways to make the most of your time beyond the Convention floor.
Whether you’re looking to explore between sessions, gather colleagues for dinner and drinks, or extend your stay for a Colorado adventure, you’ll find plenty to discover. Here are a few places worth adding to your itinerary:
1. Union Station
More than just a transportation hub, Denver’s beautifully restored Union Station serves as the heart of downtown. Grab a coffee, meet up with colleagues, browse local shops, or simply soak up the atmosphere in one of the city’s most beloved gathering places.
2. Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
Just outside the city, Red Rocks is one of the most famous music venues in the world. Even when concerts aren’t scheduled, visitors can explore the park, hike scenic trails, and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
3. Larimer Square
Denver’s oldest block is lined with historic buildings, boutique shops, acclaimed restaurants, and lively cocktail bars. It’s an ideal destination for an evening out after a day at Convention.
4. RiNo Art District
Short for River North, RiNo is Denver’s creative hub. Colorful murals, galleries, breweries, coffee shops, and reimagined warehouse spaces make it one of the city’s most walkable and photogenic neighborhoods.
5. Denver Art Museum
One of the largest art museums in the West, the Denver Art Museum features an impressive collection spanning Indigenous art, contemporary works, and internationally renowned exhibitions.
6. Denver Botanic Gardens
Need a break from the bustle? The Denver Botanic Gardens offer a peaceful retreat just minutes from downtown, with beautifully curated landscapes, seasonal displays, and plenty of places to unwind.
7. Denver Central Market
Located in the heart of RiNo, this modern food hall brings together some of the city’s best local food and drink concepts under one roof. Perfect for groups with varying tastes, or anyone looking to sample a little bit of everything.
8. The Cruise Room at The Oxford Hotel
Step back in time at Denver’s oldest cocktail bar. Opened the day after Prohibition ended in 1933, The Cruise Room is known for its Art Deco design, classic cocktails, and unmistakable vintage atmosphere.
9. Tattered Cover Book Store
A beloved Denver institution, this independent bookstore is the perfect place to browse local authors, pick up a travel read, or enjoy a quieter moment away from the crowds.
10. Meow Wolf Denver: Convergence Station
Part immersive art installation, part interactive adventure, this wildly creative attraction delivers an experience unlike anything else in the city. It’s one of Denver’s most unique and talked-about destinations.
Drinks & Dining
Denver’s culinary scene has become one of the most exciting in the country, with everything from chef-driven restaurants and rooftop lounges to neighborhood breweries and casual local favorites.
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