Best Party Farmhouses Denver Near Me

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"Just wish the actual farmhouse was open more often."

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"Hands down best botanical gardens I've ever been to!"

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"Cassie made it so easy to throw a great party."

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Open Mon-Thurs, 4-10pm, Fri, 11:30am-11pm, Sat, 10:30am-11pm & Sun, 10:30am-8pm. Brunch is served Saturday & Sunday, 10:30am-2pm.


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"Got invited to a friend's graduation party."

Business: As a pioneer of the Denver Brewery scene, Great Divide has become one of the most decorated breweries in America since it's founding in 1994.

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"We had our corporate holiday party at Moss Denver."

Business: Moss Denver is an urban industrial wedding and event venue in Denver’s Santa Fe Arts District. With exposed rafters, polished cement floors, and large factory style windows, the vibe is both urban a

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"Amazing setting and a really great place to party!"

4worldlovers: The Barn at Raccoon Creek is located on the historic Grant Ranch in Littleton, Colorado.

Family owned since the 1800’s, our venue is at once rustic, elegant, inviting, secluded and steeped in Colorado history.

Redesigned in 2015, The Barn is a part of Raccoon Creek Golf Course and showcases modern amenities with a rustic ambience.

The Bridal Cottage, also built in 2015, sets our venue apart with a chic farmhouse style, flowing seamlessly from the Bridal Suite to the Ceremony Lawn, Courtyard and The Barn.

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"The Red Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast is a beautiful place!"

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"Best place for a photo shoot in Aurora."

Business: A project of Denver Urban Gardens, DeLaney community is a farm with a mission to grow healthy food for people in-need, provide meaningful education opportunities, and model

4worldlovers: Project Worthmore (PWM). Our mission for DeLaney is to support refugees through sustainable agriculture and community building.

Provide the space, support, resources, and expertise for refugees to grow healthy, organically-produced food for themselves and their broader community;

Foster community development and integration through education and training programs, and relationship building;

Connect refugees to the local fresh food economy and promote economic resiliency through meaningful and dignified experiences;

Demonstrate small-scale, sustainable agricultural practices that reconnect refugees with the land in a productive and environmentally responsible manner.

DeLaney Community Farm sits on the 158-acre historic property, DeLaney Farm, located at 170 S. Chambers Road (between 1st and Alameda), on Aurora Parks & Open Space land. The farm is situated on one of metro Denver’s most scenic and rare pastoral areas and is accessible by Highline and Tollgate Creek bicycle and pedestrian trails, cars, and bus. If you are interested in learning more about the historic DeLaney Farm, please contact the Aurora History Museum.

DeLaney Community Farm was established by DUG in 1997, in partnership with the City of Aurora. Since its inception, the farm has served public CSA members, families from Women, Infants and Children (WIC), refugees from PWM, interns, apprentices, and farmers.

At its full expression, the DeLaney Community Farm will practice integrative farm management through the demonstration of regenerative farming practices while producing an abundance of fresh, nutrient-dense organic produce for local restaurants and the public through a low-cost CSA.

We are seeking funding to grow and realize DeLaney’s full potential!

Fund a Hoop House to expand the growing season and diversify crops

Expand our Footprint by providing more support and resources so we can expand sustainable production