The Banshee House takes off-sites, product launches, company parties, private dinners and weddings for up to 150 guests across three rooms, each with its own bar. The venue is at 2715 Larimer Street, between 27th and 28th Streets, in Denver's RiNo district.
Seminars and company events
Teams book the house for strategy sessions, workshops and presentations, with the upstairs room used as a breakout space. It also hosts holiday parties, client appreciation evenings, award nights, press events, creator gatherings and pop-up shops. Past clients named by the venue include JuneShine, Ikon Pass, UCHealth, UC Berkeley, the Colorado Rapids and the Colorado Department of Tourism, and the band ODESZA ran a pop-up shop here.
The sound system is built for both speeches and music: JBL surround sound and a QSC rig with two tops and a subwoofer, suited to DJs, live sets, presentations and screenings. Tables, chairs and high-speed WiFi are part of the setup. Planning starts with a consultation on date, guest count, format and budget, and an on-site manager and a bartender in the main room run the day itself.
Weddings and receptions
Couples can hold the ceremony, the reception, the rehearsal dinner or the after-party here. A wedding can stay in one room, move from space to space through the evening, or take the entire house. The layout changes for a seated dinner, dancing, a cocktail hour or a ceremony. Toasts and dinner usually happen in the main room, quieter conversation upstairs and the cocktail hour on the patio.
Rooms and capacities
The Main Room holds about 50 guests around a full cocktail bar, with a flexible floor, a dance floor and performance-ready sound. It works for seated dinners, mingling, music and presentations.
The Upstairs Wine Bar, on the second floor, holds about 25 guests and has its own wine bar. It serves as a private corner within a larger event or as a room for a small dinner.
The Patio holds about 50 guests with a dedicated bar. It is open to the sky in summer and covered by a tent in colder months, so it can be used all year.
Booked together, the three spaces welcome up to 150 guests, with a bar in each area so that people keep moving during the event.
Catering
Drinks are served from the three in-house bars. For food, the venue works with a list of preferred caterers, and it can also point organizers to entertainment and production partners. Day-of coordination and a planning consultation before the event are included in the way the house works.
Getting there
RiNo, short for River North Art District, lies just northeast of downtown Denver, and Larimer Street is one of its main corridors, lined with restaurants and breweries. Denver International Airport is the nearest airport, and downtown hotels are a short ride away by car or rideshare.
