Where Is The Denver Sanctuary?


The Denver Sanctuary address is 2620 W 2nd Ave, Denver, CO 80219

Google Review on Dangerous Theatre ~2017

Small building and hard to find. It specifically for kinky people or people curious about kinky. Look it up on fetlife. Home of the Denver Sanctuary play dungeon. Has a cage and lots of hard points and tables. About a 700 square foot room for play but there is a separate space for classes and a separate space for seating. Make sure you attend an orientation at the Sanctuary before you attend any events.

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I stumbled upon The Denver Sanctuary while browsing FetLife, even though I don't live nearby. Feeling frustrated by the lack of transparency, I decided to share the address publicly. My motivation stems from a belief in the importance of freely accessible information.

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