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CulturePop: Analog Salon #19 With Michael Diaz de Leon

  • Venture X LoDo 1800 Wazee Street Denver, Colorado, 80202 United States (map)

Join Culture Club for a special evening of vinyl, storytelling, and community at Analog Salon #19, featuring fellow Culture Club member and acclaimed chef Michael Diaz de Leon! Analog Salon is a monthly vinyl listening party that brings Denver's creative community together through music, personal storytelling, and shared experiences. Designed as a welcoming "third space" beyond home and work, it's an invitation to unplug, slow down, and connect.

This special evening features vinyl-only DJ sets, a musical storytelling session with Chef Michael Diaz de Leon, delicious bites from Illegal Pete's, a special tasting from Chef Michael himself, and a festive holiday marketplace showcasing local creators.

Exclusive Tickets

We're excited to offer Culture Club members 20 complimentary tickets to this special event! Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis below, where the discount will automatically apply. Because tickets are limited, we kindly ask that you only reserve a complimentary ticket if you're confident you can attend. This helps us make the most of the available spots and ensure as many community members as possible can enjoy the experience.

Missed out on a free ticket? Culture Club members can still enjoy $5 off admission using code CULTURECLUB at this checkout link.

What to Expect:

  • 6–7 PM | Social Mixer & DJ Sets: Enjoy vinyl-only sets from local DJs while connecting with fellow attendees.

  • 7–8 PM | Storytelling Through Music: Hear Chef Michael Diaz de Leon share personal stories through the music and records that have shaped his journey.

  • 8–9 PM | Holiday Marketplace & Mingling: Explore a curated selection of local vendors featuring art, vinyl, books, gifts, and more.

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