Come Mingle, Bring Your Singles.
Bring the single you've been trying to set up for years. Or just bring yourself. Solo singles are half the room, not a footnote. 100 people, all friends of friends, all in Denver. Free to walk in. No cover, no ticket. Just the actual humans your group chat keeps mentioning.
RSVP (it's free) → Follow @bringyoursingles on Instagram →Half this city moved here
in the last five years.
Denver doubled in size in a blink. Half this room is the friend you haven't met yet, the one who moved here looking for the kind of night out they couldn't find back home. The other half is your roommate's coworker's gym friend.
Bring Your Singles is for people who quietly suspect they're going to meet their person through a friend of a friend, not a notification. Singles leave with numbers. Couples leave with new couple friends. Whoever walked in alone leaves with a group chat. That's the whole thing.
Your friend's hot
single friend.
Couples are the best matchmakers. We made the room, you bring the singles. And if you don't have a couple dragging you along, come solo. Showing up alone is exactly the move. Half the room will be doing the same thing, and the stickers do the awkward part for you.
Name Tags + Stickers
Write your name, slap on a color sticker. Single, taken, curious, matchmaker. You'll know who's who in three seconds flat.
Fresh Barbershop On Site
Fresh Barbershop is in the room: branded corner, photo wall, and the crew on hand for hellos. The vibe of a great Denver shop, on the night.
Couples Pitch Their Singles
Mid-night the mic gets passed around. Couples hype up the single friend they brought, two minutes each. The most flattering thing your friend has heard all year.
100 Humans, Capped
Friends of friends only, capped at 100. Real curation, not a free for all, not a tourist trap.
How the room works.
Name tag with your name. Color sticker for where you're at. The dot on your chest does the awkward part for you.
Single
Open to meeting new people. All genders, all orientations welcome.
Taken
Here for the vibe. Not in the dating market.
Curious
Open to a conversation. Where it goes is wherever it goes.
Matchmaker
Playing wingman tonight. Off the dating market, fully here to introduce people.
If you're reading this alone, this part is for you.
You don't need a couple bringing you. You don't need to know anyone. You don't need a wingman. The whole night is built so the person who walked in by themselves is the easiest one to talk to. Green sticker, name tag, done. Half the room will be doing exactly what you're doing. RSVP solo. Show up solo. Leave with a group chat (and maybe a number).
Pitch your friends.
Mid-night we hand the mic around. Couples and friends get two minutes to hype up the single they brought. Singles get an actual intro instead of a swipe. The room finds out who's worth talking to before anyone has to do the awkward approach themselves.
Two minutes goes fast. Bring bullet points.
Don't wing it at the mic. Show up with a few notes on your single friend so the room gets a feel for them. The pitches that land sound like a friend talking, not a LinkedIn bio.
- Who they are in one sentence: the job, the city, the thing they're known for.
- Three things you love about them: the actual reasons their friends keep them around.
- What they're looking for: casual or serious, the type of person, the dealbreakers.
- One fun fact: the story you tell at brunch when their name comes up.
Write it on a napkin on the way over. The audience will thank you.
How the night runs.
Doors Swing Open
Walk in, scribble your name, slap on a sticker, grab a drink. Mingling starts the second you cross the threshold.
Couples Pitch Their Singles
The featured moment of the night. Couples and friends grab the mic and hype up the single friend they brought. Two warm, slightly chaotic minutes each.
Mingle Until Last Call
Mic down. The room takes it from here. Singles, couples, matchmakers, all in the same place, talking to the people they just got publicly endorsed by. Goes until 9:30, or until your phone is full of new numbers. Whichever lands first.
By last call, this is the room.
If we did this right, nobody leaves the way they came in. Here are three things we want everyone walking out with. Pick yours.
Couples leaving with new couple friends.
Group plans get a lot easier when the four of you actually like each other. Find your next dinner party here.
Strangers leaving as friends.
New people, new contacts, new "we should grab coffee," even if love isn't the headline tonight.
Singles leaving with someone.
A number, a date, a story to tell on Monday. The point of the night, plain and simple.
You probably want to ask.
When is it and where?
Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 6:30 to 9:30 PM at DNVR Bar, 2239 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80206. RSVP on Partiful and we'll send a reminder closer to the night.
Is this speed dating?
No. No rotating chairs, no buzzer, no timer. It's a room full of people who are open to meeting people, with name tags and color stickers so you don't have to ask awkward questions.
Can I come on my own if I'm single and nobody is bringing me?
Absolutely yes. Solo singles are not a footnote here, they are half the room. The whole event is built for the person showing up alone. Walk in, slap on a green sticker, you are home.
I'm in a couple. Can I come?
Yes, and you should. The whole concept is friends of friends. Couples and partners are the best matchmakers. Bring the single friend you've been meaning to set up for the last three years.
Is this LGBTQ+ inclusive?
Fully. Every gender and orientation is welcome. The sticker legend is intentionally orientation neutral so nobody has to label anything they don't want to label.
What's the catch?
None. Free, 21+, no cover. We cap RSVPs at 100 because the curation is the whole point. We want a room full of friends of friends, not a public bar event.
Do I have to RSVP?
Yes, please. We're capped at 100, and the RSVP is how we hold your name tag at the door.
What should I wear?
Whatever feels good on a night out. We're not running a gala. Jeans are a yes. Cute top is a yes. The shirt you stole from your roommate is a yes.
Hi, I'm Holden. This is Vol. 01.
I moved to Denver not long ago, and like most people who landed here, I spent my first few months trying to figure out where to actually meet humans. The bar by myself was not it. Bring Your Singles is the night I wished already existed, so I am running it myself.
Which means: I'm new to throwing events, the Instagram is brand new, and the whole thing is being built from scratch in front of you. If you stumbled on the IG and thought "is this a real person or a bot?", it's a real person. First time doing this, hugely grateful you're considering coming.
Show up. Bring someone (or just yourself). Help me make Denver feel a little less like a city of strangers.
Holden
Host · Bring Your Singles
The room takes a village.
A night this good doesn't happen alone. These are the Denver folks showing up to make Vol. 01 real.
Run a Denver business?
We're booking partners now: venues, coffee shops, florists, photographers, boutiques, gyms. Anyone who wants their brand in front of 100 friends of friends.
Become a partner →100 spots. It's free. Save yours.
Free to RSVP, free at the door, no ticket, no cover. Friends of friends only. The RSVP just locks in your name tag.
Yeah, it's a Denver dating event. Hear us out.
If you've been Googling "where to meet singles in Denver in person," this is the answer. Come Mingle, Bring Your Singles is a real Denver dating event for singles, couples, and the friends of friends you've been meaning to meet. 21+, no cover, capped at 100. A colored sticker on your name tag does the awkward part for you. Singles welcome. Couples welcome. Solo singles equally welcome. You are not a footnote here. Vol. 01 lands Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 6:30 to 9:30 PM at DNVR Bar on East Colfax. RSVP free on Partiful.