The Creswell Mansion is a unique immersive experience available for private and public events. The venue located in downtown Denver is on the National Register of Historic Properties. This historic building has been restored and transformed into a sprawling 4,200 sq ft venue that combines the elements of a museum, art exhibit, and event space. Guests are invited to wander through 11 highly instagrammable rooms and immerse themselves in a variety of aesthetic environments. Including the Vintage Pot Parlor, Enchanted Weed Forest, Secret Speakeasy, Retro Green Room, Hidden Disco, Moroccan Lounge, and psychedelic installations created by local female artists Ellie Paisley, A.L. Grime, and Shannon Barber. The residence was the site of many significant marijuana milestones, thus earning the nickname Marijuana Mansion. The venue infuses the original charm and weed-entangled past of this century-old building with trippy new-age installations. You’ll learn about the Mansion’s rich history and the mysterious ghost encounters frequently reported in this haunted residence The residence was the site of many significant marijuana milestones, thus earning the nickname Marijuana Mansion. In 2012 the mansion played a role in the creation of Amendment 64, the first successful recreational marijuana bill. The building was a law office for Vincete Sederberg and the headquarters for Marijuana Policy Project, who created the legalization laws for Colorado.