Oriental Theater, Then Williams & Graham
A show-night pairing moves from the Oriental Theater's varied live calendar and close stage sightlines to Williams & Graham, a speakeasy on Tejon Street where a towering bookcase opens into a cozy, dimly lit bar.
Theater and Speakeasy
Many Acts, One Historic Room
At Oriental Theater, a 1920s performance venue on West 44th Avenue, the calendar moves between rock, metal, punk, and indie concerts, comedy showcases, burlesque, independent film tours, and lucha libre wrestling events. The room offers close stage sightlines from both general admission and balcony seating. A no refunds policy applies to admissions.
Behind the Bookcase
Williams & Graham is a Denver speakeasy disguised as a bookstore at 3160 Tejon Street. Guests slip through a towering bookcase into a cozy, dimly lit bar. It opens at 5:00 PM and stays open until 1:00 AM every day, so there is time for a drink after the show.
Two Distinct Nightlife Settings
Oriental Theater and Williams & Graham offer contrasting ways to spend an evening in Denver. The 1920s theater centers concerts, comedy showcases, burlesque, independent film tours, and lucha libre, with close sightlines from general admission and balcony seating. Williams & Graham hides a cozy, dimly lit bar behind a towering bookcase. Together, they suggest a progression from scheduled performance to a quiet drink.
