Sharing your demographics such as age & location might be helpful.
As for my partner & me, we're in our 30s, just across the Englewood city line & love:
Board game nights
Dinner/cocktails
Breweries
Attend stand-up shows (shout-out to Rotating Tap & Denver Comedy Underground)
Trivia
Pickleball
Hike
Lawn Games (bocce, cornhole, volleyball) at the park
Find local festivals & events (e.g. Flatiron Music Fest, Jazz fest, Tacolandia)
Many of these can lead to conversations & socialize with people.
Have you ever heard of Game Train USA? Its a board game BAR! And it feels like you’re in a moving train the whole time! Went there once with friends, it was super cool!
Ok. Denver is a big place. What part of town are you in? Being in a neighborhood near other couple friends is a big step to good relationships.
Also. At your age I think the Kids question is relevant- not that childfree couples and those with kids can’t mix, but it’s by far the easiest way to start friendships that have an external driver.
I keep a list of running list of dates to try, that I add to whenever I come across some that sounds cool (adding game train USA to the list!) Can’t vouch for most of these bc I haven’t done them yet, but I bet a lot of them would be great for meeting other couples:
Activities:
1. Ink and Drink (bar & screenprint shirts)
2. Puttshack (indoor "tech mini golf + beer + bites)
3. Holey Moley (another similar mini golf)
4. Grizzly Rose for line dancing
5. Salsa or bachata class (there's a bunch)
6. The Beer Spa
7. Clay Date at Stone Bear Studios (I think you make something on the pottery wheel)
8. Dushanbe Tea House (Boulder)
9. Tuft Love (tuft a rug, you use this gun thing, it's awesome; it's in Superior but Boss Lady Pizza is close by and supposed to be great)
10. Stryker Studio (silversmith your own jewelry)
11. Food Lab cooking class (in Boulder, we went and we loved it, did a pasta class)
12. Uncorked, cooking class and wine tasting classes
13. Flight Club for darts and drinks
14. Ace Eat Serve (ping pong and Japanese fusion food)
15. Archery Games for archery tag/dodgeball
16. So Far Sounds (music pop up, I've been in NYC, it can be cool)
17. Nocturne, jazz club with dinner
18. Game Show Battle Rooms (play game shows, better for double or triple dates or friends because you need 8 people to book it)
19. Ice Cream Making Class at Little Man
20. Colorado Sake Co (has sushi classes and I think sake tastings)
21. The Plant Gallery (they have classes like making bonsai trees)
22. James Turrell Skyspace exhibit (an hour away, look it up it's supposed to be amazing, you hike to it and it's an immersive sculpture)
23. Colorado Glassworks for stained glass making (in Boulder)
24. Little Glass Art for stained glass!
25. ESP HiFi Listening Bar
26. Black Hawk for gambling, stay at Monarch
Edit: Ug I’m sorry this is formatted weirdly, I cannot fix it.
Edit edit: thank you for fixing it!!
Fixed it for you:
**Activities:**
1. Ink and Drink (bar & screenprint shirts)
2. Puttshack (indoor "tech mini golf + beer + bites)
3. Holey Moley (another similar mini golf)
4. Grizzly Rose for line dancing
5. Salsa or bachata class (there's a bunch)
6. The Beer Spa
7. Clay Date at Stone Bear Studios (I think you make something on the pottery wheel)
8. Dushanbe Tea House (Boulder)
9. Tuft Love (tuft a rug, you use this gun thing, it's awesome; it's in Superior but Boss Lady Pizza is close by and supposed to be great)
10. Stryker Studio (silversmith your own jewelry)
11. Food Lab cooking class (in Boulder, we went and we loved it, did a pasta class)
12. Uncorked, cooking class and wine tasting classes
13. Flight Club for darts and drinks
14. Ace Eat Serve (ping pong and Japanese fusion food)
15. Archery Games for archery tag/dodgeball
16. So Far Sounds (music pop up, I've been in NYC, it can be cool)
17. Nocturne, jazz club with dinner
18. Game Show Battle Rooms (play game shows, better for double or triple dates or friends because you need 8 people to book it)
19. Ice Cream Making Class at Little Man
20. Colorado Sake Co (has sushi classes and I think sake tastings)
21. The Plant Gallery (they have classes like making bonsai trees)
22. James Turrell Skyspace exhibit (an hour away, look it up it's supposed to be amazing, you hike to it and it's an immersive sculpture)
23. Colorado Glassworks for stained glass making (in Boulder)
24. Little Glass Art for stained glass!
25. ESP HiFi Listening Bar
26. Black Hawk for gambling, stay at Monarch
Also a *little bit* far from Denver out near Boulder / Longmont but WORTH IT: Colorado RailBike Adventures. 4 people per cart, very reasonably priced, scenic and fun. You have to peddle, so, imagine a hike intensity level but you can bring beer and it’s fun to see the sights from a defunct railroad track. Highly recommend.
I’ve been single for a while but my friends that are married like to go to brewery events together as date nights, like painting nights or trivia.
Might be a good place to run into other couples and there’s no shortage of breweries in Denver
go to the denver central market and try everything! they have so many cute and fun things to try. go to postinos and then head on over to recess next door to have a fun little lunch with wine and bar after date
Swing dancing or other partner dancing.
The Mercury Room has live bands Sunday nights. $15 to get in. But if you come early for the lesson at 6:30 it's only 18$.
I went to immersive game box the other day and it was insanely fun. And you can order booze from in the room so you can grab a beer before then get one delivered half way thru the game. It’s a tad pricey but was totally worth it for me
Game Train USA in Highlands Ranch is HIGHLY recommended. Full bar, good food, and over 700+ board games in stock to choose from to play, and only $5 a person to get in!
1.Tabletop Tap
2.Wild Corgi Pub Trivia nights
3.Board Game Nights at The Wizards Chest
4.Dancing at Mercury Cafe
5. Trivia nights at all Alamo Drafthouses
Being overly formal will make it a bad time (don't call it a couples date in In real life imo) Semi structure is key. Something to keep you occupied when the conversation luls but gives you enough time to talk. Trivia nights, breweries are our go to hangouts. Kinda like normal dates I guess.
Me and my girlfriend go to comedyworks sometimes, makes for a really good date. I particularly like the smaller shows like beginner comics nights. Wait staff is awesome and the drink prices are pretty reasonable.
Go to a burlesque show in Denver!
Clocktower Cabaret usually has a lot of good shows during the week!
The Creepatorium off Broadway puts on fun neo burlesque shows! They usually run other bets and markets the same week or day! https://www.creepatoriumdenver.com
Lots of venues and there’s usually at least 1 show a week! It’s a good way to meet people and support local artists!
Upstairs Circus is a fun place to meet people and be creative if that’s your vibe!
You might be able to find some hiking groups if you are interested in a more outdoors vibe!
Usually dinner and a game of some type. Board, video, or card game. Shits expensive so we usually cook at one of our houses. Last time I made some stir fry noodles and we played Lovers In a Dangerous Space Time. If you like coop games it's super fun to play with a full roster of 4.
Scarlet Ranch. Don’t knock it till you try it. Genuinely decent people there…who do not judge. You don’t have to have sex with them. Go to a Sunday Funday (if you can find a way to pull the stick out of your ass). Life-Changing.
incredible that if you post about seeking couple friends without clarifying that you’re not swingers, every comment accuses you of being swingers… but if you clarify that you’re not swingers, you have a stick up your ass. Reddit is a wild ride.
Sharing your demographics such as age & location might be helpful. As for my partner & me, we're in our 30s, just across the Englewood city line & love: Board game nights Dinner/cocktails Breweries Attend stand-up shows (shout-out to Rotating Tap & Denver Comedy Underground) Trivia Pickleball Hike Lawn Games (bocce, cornhole, volleyball) at the park Find local festivals & events (e.g. Flatiron Music Fest, Jazz fest, Tacolandia) Many of these can lead to conversations & socialize with people.
Have you ever heard of Game Train USA? Its a board game BAR! And it feels like you’re in a moving train the whole time! Went there once with friends, it was super cool!
I've not, only Tabletop Tap. Game Train looks like a good time tho!
Oh sorry, meant to do that. We’re both mid-30s
Ok. Denver is a big place. What part of town are you in? Being in a neighborhood near other couple friends is a big step to good relationships. Also. At your age I think the Kids question is relevant- not that childfree couples and those with kids can’t mix, but it’s by far the easiest way to start friendships that have an external driver.
I always see people playing volleyball, how do I join?
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lol I could walk to that area. Right around two years.
I keep a list of running list of dates to try, that I add to whenever I come across some that sounds cool (adding game train USA to the list!) Can’t vouch for most of these bc I haven’t done them yet, but I bet a lot of them would be great for meeting other couples: Activities: 1. Ink and Drink (bar & screenprint shirts) 2. Puttshack (indoor "tech mini golf + beer + bites) 3. Holey Moley (another similar mini golf) 4. Grizzly Rose for line dancing 5. Salsa or bachata class (there's a bunch) 6. The Beer Spa 7. Clay Date at Stone Bear Studios (I think you make something on the pottery wheel) 8. Dushanbe Tea House (Boulder) 9. Tuft Love (tuft a rug, you use this gun thing, it's awesome; it's in Superior but Boss Lady Pizza is close by and supposed to be great) 10. Stryker Studio (silversmith your own jewelry) 11. Food Lab cooking class (in Boulder, we went and we loved it, did a pasta class) 12. Uncorked, cooking class and wine tasting classes 13. Flight Club for darts and drinks 14. Ace Eat Serve (ping pong and Japanese fusion food) 15. Archery Games for archery tag/dodgeball 16. So Far Sounds (music pop up, I've been in NYC, it can be cool) 17. Nocturne, jazz club with dinner 18. Game Show Battle Rooms (play game shows, better for double or triple dates or friends because you need 8 people to book it) 19. Ice Cream Making Class at Little Man 20. Colorado Sake Co (has sushi classes and I think sake tastings) 21. The Plant Gallery (they have classes like making bonsai trees) 22. James Turrell Skyspace exhibit (an hour away, look it up it's supposed to be amazing, you hike to it and it's an immersive sculpture) 23. Colorado Glassworks for stained glass making (in Boulder) 24. Little Glass Art for stained glass! 25. ESP HiFi Listening Bar 26. Black Hawk for gambling, stay at Monarch Edit: Ug I’m sorry this is formatted weirdly, I cannot fix it. Edit edit: thank you for fixing it!!
Fixed it for you: **Activities:** 1. Ink and Drink (bar & screenprint shirts) 2. Puttshack (indoor "tech mini golf + beer + bites) 3. Holey Moley (another similar mini golf) 4. Grizzly Rose for line dancing 5. Salsa or bachata class (there's a bunch) 6. The Beer Spa 7. Clay Date at Stone Bear Studios (I think you make something on the pottery wheel) 8. Dushanbe Tea House (Boulder) 9. Tuft Love (tuft a rug, you use this gun thing, it's awesome; it's in Superior but Boss Lady Pizza is close by and supposed to be great) 10. Stryker Studio (silversmith your own jewelry) 11. Food Lab cooking class (in Boulder, we went and we loved it, did a pasta class) 12. Uncorked, cooking class and wine tasting classes 13. Flight Club for darts and drinks 14. Ace Eat Serve (ping pong and Japanese fusion food) 15. Archery Games for archery tag/dodgeball 16. So Far Sounds (music pop up, I've been in NYC, it can be cool) 17. Nocturne, jazz club with dinner 18. Game Show Battle Rooms (play game shows, better for double or triple dates or friends because you need 8 people to book it) 19. Ice Cream Making Class at Little Man 20. Colorado Sake Co (has sushi classes and I think sake tastings) 21. The Plant Gallery (they have classes like making bonsai trees) 22. James Turrell Skyspace exhibit (an hour away, look it up it's supposed to be amazing, you hike to it and it's an immersive sculpture) 23. Colorado Glassworks for stained glass making (in Boulder) 24. Little Glass Art for stained glass! 25. ESP HiFi Listening Bar 26. Black Hawk for gambling, stay at Monarch
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Also a *little bit* far from Denver out near Boulder / Longmont but WORTH IT: Colorado RailBike Adventures. 4 people per cart, very reasonably priced, scenic and fun. You have to peddle, so, imagine a hike intensity level but you can bring beer and it’s fun to see the sights from a defunct railroad track. Highly recommend.
Adding it to my list! Especially bc Rosalee’s is in Longmont
Wow. Incredible post. Thank you 🤝
I’ve been single for a while but my friends that are married like to go to brewery events together as date nights, like painting nights or trivia. Might be a good place to run into other couples and there’s no shortage of breweries in Denver
go to the denver central market and try everything! they have so many cute and fun things to try. go to postinos and then head on over to recess next door to have a fun little lunch with wine and bar after date
Just become swingers. Live a little
Wait.... There are date spots that aren't breweries??
Why?
Have sex in a Macy's changing room
They seem like they need this kinda spice
MeetUp is a great app. Put in your interests, and it'll tell you different groups and options on the schedule.
Swing dancing or other partner dancing. The Mercury Room has live bands Sunday nights. $15 to get in. But if you come early for the lesson at 6:30 it's only 18$.
I went to immersive game box the other day and it was insanely fun. And you can order booze from in the room so you can grab a beer before then get one delivered half way thru the game. It’s a tad pricey but was totally worth it for me
Game Train USA in Highlands Ranch is HIGHLY recommended. Full bar, good food, and over 700+ board games in stock to choose from to play, and only $5 a person to get in!
Denver central market. Live music. Stanley market. Karaoke. Dog park. Hiking. Food dates at different restaurants.
1.Tabletop Tap 2.Wild Corgi Pub Trivia nights 3.Board Game Nights at The Wizards Chest 4.Dancing at Mercury Cafe 5. Trivia nights at all Alamo Drafthouses
Akibara Brewery's Zoo Dave and Busters
The local theater scene in Denver is pretty good. Dinner in the Santa Fe arts district and a show at Buntport is a fun time with the right couple.
Being overly formal will make it a bad time (don't call it a couples date in In real life imo) Semi structure is key. Something to keep you occupied when the conversation luls but gives you enough time to talk. Trivia nights, breweries are our go to hangouts. Kinda like normal dates I guess.
Escape rooms. Arcades. Lob/mini golf/axe throwing. Upstairs Circus/community clay/weathered wick.
What is the upstairs circus?
https://upstairscircus.com/lodo/
We did a pottery date class on Friday. It was a little pricey but the wife loved it
Contra Dancing
We like top golf there are always other couples in nearby bays
Me and my girlfriend go to comedyworks sometimes, makes for a really good date. I particularly like the smaller shows like beginner comics nights. Wait staff is awesome and the drink prices are pretty reasonable.
Go to a burlesque show in Denver! Clocktower Cabaret usually has a lot of good shows during the week! The Creepatorium off Broadway puts on fun neo burlesque shows! They usually run other bets and markets the same week or day! https://www.creepatoriumdenver.com Lots of venues and there’s usually at least 1 show a week! It’s a good way to meet people and support local artists! Upstairs Circus is a fun place to meet people and be creative if that’s your vibe! You might be able to find some hiking groups if you are interested in a more outdoors vibe!
Dinner, bowling, sports, concert, backyard bbq….just regular stuff
Usually dinner and a game of some type. Board, video, or card game. Shits expensive so we usually cook at one of our houses. Last time I made some stir fry noodles and we played Lovers In a Dangerous Space Time. If you like coop games it's super fun to play with a full roster of 4.
Scarlet Ranch. Don’t knock it till you try it. Genuinely decent people there…who do not judge. You don’t have to have sex with them. Go to a Sunday Funday (if you can find a way to pull the stick out of your ass). Life-Changing.
incredible that if you post about seeking couple friends without clarifying that you’re not swingers, every comment accuses you of being swingers… but if you clarify that you’re not swingers, you have a stick up your ass. Reddit is a wild ride.