Food and Drink Events in Denver: November Classes and Tours

Marquis is an intimate concert room for indie rockers, from local bands to nationally touring acts, at 2009 Larimer St. The Saturday tour at 4:30 PM includes a local brewery tasting, and the Marquis site carries the details. Parking is paid on the street, and Marquis is the only place on this page with a paid garage. The entrance and seating are wheelchair accessible.

HQ Denver suits a later start. It serves beer at 60 S Broadway and is open every day from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Street parking on the block is paid. The entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible. The bar's site has more.

Prost Brewing pours German-style beers in a casual room or on a patio with skyline views, at 2540 19th St. It is the only place on this page with outdoor seating, and the price is moderate. Hours run Mon-Thu 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., Fri 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Sat-Sun noon to 11 p.m., so weekends are the time for a long afternoon on the patio. Street parking is both free and paid, and the entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible. The brewery's site has the rest.

Larimer Lounge is the place to go for bands, DJs and electronic music, in a bar east of downtown at 2721 Larimer St. It is the only place on this page with live music. The club's site calls it RiNo's heritage indie rock club since 2002. Street parking nearby is both free and paid, and the entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible.

Street parking is paid at HQ Denver and at Marquis, where a paid garage is also available. Prost Brewing and Larimer Lounge have both free and paid street parking, so read the signs on the block. B&GC and River North Brewery state no parking, so plan on transit or a rideshare for those two. Wheelchair accessible entrances are at Marquis, HQ Denver, Prost Brewing and Larimer Lounge, and Prost Brewing adds wheelchair accessible parking. After the tasting or a late night, transit or a rideshare is the safer way home.