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The rooms will receive an acoustical treatment by Colin Bricker of Mighty Fine Productions. Our new stages will provide the ultimate listening experience. Guests will be offered a new menu with culinary treasures created by our culinary team. Our hostess staff will greet guests and seat them in our restaurant or listening room surrounded by historical pieces celebrating the 19th century opening of the Baur’s Building. Music programs will come together in collaboration to curate local and national musical performances." The new space will offer a unique experience upon entering the grand foyer. "It is with great fanfare that we announce that two of Denver's great cultural Michael Schreier, Music Curator for Dazzle also announced a collaboration with the Music Appreciation Society.

The new set up will allow more room for guests to fully take in the incredible talent of Dazzle's featured musicians and artists. The new space will feature a main stage for music, and a gallery stage to showcase exquisite and unique works done by some of Colorado’s finest local artists.

In the new gorgeous historic location, Dazzle will completely immerse its patrons in a vibrant and authentic atmosphere that perfectly accompanies the sounds, sights, smells, and tastes of the best Colorado must offer. Within walking distance of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and the Auraria Campus, Dazzle hopes to continue its legacy as an institute of art and culture in downtown Denver. The venue prides itself on hosting a multitude of Colorado-based artists and has earned its place as a Denver icon.Īfter many years at their location on Lincoln Street, the club is happy to announce that on June 1st, Dazzle will be moving to the historical grand Baur’s Building on the corner of 15th and Curtis. Here are the details as released on the Dazzle Facebook page:ĭazzleJazz has been a staple in the Denver art scene for almost two decades.

The live music business will swoop into the historic Baur’s space, one that has been home to a recently closed restaurant and that still operates (for several shows) as a music venue. In the next couple of months, it will pack up its stage and booze (and minimal food) and will trek just a few blocks down to 1512 Curtis Street. "Denver Arts & Venues welcomes Dazzle as an iconic, local cultural organization that brings a new musical flavor to the Arts Complex and widens its breadth of shows.After nearly two decades on Lincoln, on a strip that has seen many bars and restaurants come and go, Dazzle, a staple of the live jazz scene, announced a big move. It also promised "a continued commitment to diverse bookings, reflecting Denver’s jazz community and rich heritage. In its own statement, Denver Arts & Venues promised that "Colorado’s premier independent-owned venue" will continue its commitment to "showcasing Colorado artists as a celebration of our state’s rich and talented pool of musicians, with a few national acts sprinkled in to spice things up." The new Dazzle will be designed by the architectural firm of Perkins+Will, whose biggest challenge will be transitioning from the iconic high ceilings in the old Baur's building to the much lower ceiling at the former Onyx. Until then, "Dazzle at Baur’s" will continue business as usual at 1512 Curtis St. The move will most likely take place in late November, but the club is waiting on permit approvals before setting an official opening date. This new long-term lease agreement "is dedicated to solidifying our place in the wider history of jazz and the new sounds that grow from its roots." "The first 25 years established Dazzle as the premier independently owned venue and a solid part of Denver’s cultural fabric," the Dazzle statement continued. Dazzle's home for 20 years had been a small storefront space on Lincoln Street before moving downtown next to the Sam's No.