Whether you've recently relocated to the Denver area and are searching to make new friends and business contacts or have resided in the region for awhile and have simply decided to take charge of your social life and find new outlets for friendship, various options are available. Indoor and outdoor clubs, some specializing in particular areas of expertise offer open-ended membership and opportunities. Try an adventurous activity with new friends to gain confidence.
If you're a professional writer looking for a social group outlet, the Denver Woman's Press Club is an organization that focuses on supporting women in every writing genre. Whether you're a journalist, novelist, screenwriter, columnist, photographer, artist or editor there are various events, opportunities and programs offered to suit your needs. Public relations and advertising professionals are also invited to join. The group's property boasts a large home complete with piano and clubhouse. Writing and mentoring programs are offered. Writing and photography contests as well as industry related learning seminars to keep working artists in the know regarding current trends apply.
Denver Woman's Press Club
1325 Logan St
Denver, CO 80203-2308
303-839-1519
denverwomanspressclub.org
If you're searching for an organization to help your child or teen build character, learn respect and understand the importance of caring about others, Urban Youth Ministries suits your needs. This group focuses on assisting inner-city kids at risk of losing their sense of faith and spiritual direction. They also focus on emotional and relational guidance in an effort to build strong character in youths. The activity calendar regularly and various types of events are offered including sports, picnics, fellowship, leadership programs, mentoring, bible study, barbecues and fun active outings.
Urban Youth Ministries
PO Box 11295
Denver, CO 80211
303-232-7933
urbanym.org/crisis.php
Young Active Professionals welcomes persons in their 20s, 30s and early 40s to join them for various activities. Membership is free and open-ended. The organization's calendar changes monthly and covers general outings, musical performances, dinner and drinks, nightclubs and sports. Venues shift to accommodate the needs of a particular event. Examples include softball and kickball leagues, cycling, hiking, dancing, hockey and a chili-cook-off. If you're the adventurous type try the Mad Mud Run wherein participants are divided into teams and must complete an obstacle course in the local state park, wearing only sneakers and barreling through mud the entire time.
Young Active Professionals
4287 Beltline Rd, Suite 214
Addison, Texas 75001
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