'Denver needs a place where people can hang with weed, not alcohol.'
Cirrus Social Club, a proposed marijuana-friendly lounge at 3200 East Colfax Avenue, is coming closer to reality. On February 22, a city hearing officer recommended that the, but Molly Duplechian, the executive director of the Denver Department of Excise & Licenses, has yet to give the final go-ahead.
In the meantime, though, the group behind the concept has already begun renovating an old tae kwon do studio, which soon could be home to both a five-figure Steinway & Sons player piano and Volcano vaporizers; there would occasionally be live jazz. And judging from their comments on the
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