You want the drop to feel fresh, the environment intentional, and the content effortless. Most of all, you want it to feel real. From kombucha brands to limited merch drops and immersive pop-ups, Banshee House is built to let ambitious ideas take over.
Good bones, great flow
The converted printing press offers roughly 2,000 square feet of flexible space: a living-room-style main area, backyard, upstairs lounge, and gallery-like bath hall often used for merch, art, or installations.
Location, location, RiNo
At 2715 Larimer Street, we’re in the heart of Denver’s creative district—with foot traffic, post-event hangouts, and a neighborhood already primed to show up for interesting things.
Case study: ODESZA
ODESZA and Foreign Family Collective chose Banshee for a three-day limited-edition merchandise drop.
- 1,500+ customers
- $100+ average spend per person
- Sales that outperformed NYC and LA stops
- Custom installations and experiential zones
Case study: House of June
JuneShine’s eight-day takeover drew 2,350 attendees, 11,000 in-person impressions, and a 35,000-person Instagram reach. They returned the following year for a month-long activation.
Beyond the walls
- Pre-event consulting on layout and guest flow
- In-house AV, fast Wi-Fi, and content-friendly lighting
- Furniture that does not look like corporate rental stock
- Vendor flexibility
- Hands-on support on the day
We’re not a blank box. We’re a home for the weird, the beautiful, and the breakthrough.
