Watch Party: The Iowa Caucuses

After what’s seemed like a lifetime, at long last the first contest of the 2020 election is upon us. Join us at the nation’s oldest press club as the results from this historic (?) election roll in. We’ll have have cheap drinks, lively conversation, and plenty of Monday-morning quarterbacking. Open to the public, and free to DPC members!

About the Denver Press Club

The historic Denver Press Club is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to build engaged communities by supporting the pursuit of ethical journalism. It held its first organizational meeting in 1867 — nine years before Colorado became a state — making it the nation’s oldest press club. Since 1925, its headquarters has been at 1330 Glenarm Place, a building that in 2017 was added to the National Register of History Places. The Club’s more than 450 members includes journalists, public relations professionals, communications experts, politicians and other supporters of press freedom and the First Amendment. We further our mission by nurturing the growth of aspiring journalists through our annual scholarship program, facilitating conversations about the issues of the day, providing professional development to journalists and students and helping the public understand the world around them.

Each year since 1994, the Club has held its annual Damon Runyon Award banquet — its largest fundraiser — to recognize a journalist who embodies the storytelling prowess of Damon Runyon, an early Club member and Colorado newspaper writer who went on to fame in New York and whose stories were eventually compiled into Guys & Dolls, the famed Broadway Musical. The Club also annually inducts a class of accomplished Colorado journalists into its Hall of Fame.

You can become a supporter of the Club regardless of whether you’re a member of the news media. To join our cause, sign up denverpressclub.org/membership.