Ballpark

Given this area’s name, it’s no surprise that one of the nation’s most renowned stadiums, Coors Field, headlines the attractions for the Ballpark district. On average, three million people visit the stadium every year for its mix of family-friendly entertainment, exciting games and one-of-a-kind sunsets. Outside of the baseball schedule, Ballpark’s social scene thrives with rooftop patios, brewpubs and music venues that have collectively secured the district’s reputation as a go-to destination for a night out in Denver. Of all downtown districts, Ballpark has seen the highest return-to-work rate and both visitation and entertainment have rebounded since the pandemic.

Nestled on the north side of downtown, Ballpark offers industrial-style warehouses and historic buildings converted into an eclectic mix of entertainment venues, residential living and commercial spaces. The district is home to a diverse community of young professionals and longtime residents who enjoy the proximity to the urban core and relative affordability of the area. They describe Ballpark with a simple and compelling word: community. Whether exploring the vibrant history of Five Points (the one-time “Harlem of the West”), supporting one of the area’s social programs, or enjoying Ballpark’s frequent food festivals, art walks and live music performances, the people here are central to the Ballpark experience. Businesses tap into this active and engaged consumer base while contributing to the area's growing reputation as a hub for social purpose and fun-loving culture.