Highlands Masonic Temple

Attended an event here recently. This is a beautiful building with a great history. The ballroom is great for large events, and the meeting rooms upstairs had great acoustics. Excellent parking and easy to find place. The one spot of trouble is that the restrooms are a little on the dated side, but they are well maintained and clean.

Would be nice to have an address that's 1 easy to find and 2 be correct! We were so looking forward to this and now sorely disappointed.

This place is an amazing historical beauty. Definitely cherish her ❤️

Visited the Holiday market. Lots of nice vendors and interesting things. Building has historical value.

Went for a comedy show tonight with 2 other people. What a complete joke? Pun intended. Nobody checking tickets at the door. Fold out chairs packed together in a hot room with no airflow. 20 minutes after the show was supposed to start they tell us they are going to have to check everyone's tickets because they let to many people in. Then they tell everyone to go outside and empty the building out because they have violated the fire code. Never did get to see the comedian and wasted 5 hours to drive back home. The most unorganized poorly ran event I have ever been to. No drinks, 2 bathrooms for 450 people, with what appears to be Nobody at all in charge. I hope they refunded everyone's money. Complete garbage!

This is an exceptional place. The size of the Ballroom and the wonderful events going on there. Amazing! Thank you for opening the doors to such a great variety of opportunities. I love the Ecstatic Dance events on Sundays, such fun 💃 🎊 🌟

The best ecstatic dance in the world happens here every Sunday

This is an absolute gem of a space. There are few buildings like it left in America. The masons have meticulously cared for this MUSEUM of a building for 100 years, so that we are all able to enjoy it. They are also fairly generous with renting their space out to individuals at prices INDIVIDUALS (not huge corporations) can afford. I HOPE it can be enjoyed by the public for 100 more years and not bought and turned into office spaces or apartments like so many other national treasures. If you ever have an opportunity to attend an event there, GO. I am so grateful the masons have chosen to support Denver and its many communities by sharing their invaluable treasure with us!