The DPC was founded Thanksgiving Day 1867 by reporters & associates of Denver’s newspaper industry, with Denver Mayor Wolfe Londoner as its first president. The members met in Londoner’s grocery store basement. We are thankful that the day brought us together.

Ready to play? Guess those club members!

We can't wait to see you at the club tomorrow night for its annual Dusty Saunders Turkey Toast and potluck. If you can bring a dish and a story to share!

We will always be thankful for those who have led the club through the years. See one of our rare gatherings of our past presidents below. From Alan Kania's book on the club.

Kevin Vaughn is a past DPC president and renowned journalist and author currently at 9 news. He work in guiding the club will be forever remembered. Learn more about him:

Nov. 1, 1925 the Denver Press Club's club house was scheduled to for a soft opening, with another opening for officials the following week, and a final celebration the week after that. This month we couldn't be more thankful for our home.

It was the night before Thanksgiving and the doors of DPC opened for the first time. Come celebrate our 100th year at the annual Turkey Toast & potluck. Bring a seasonal dish and an appetite for storytelling, song, drink, & debauchery (respectable like).

A few renovations ago, our bar covered the fireplace we've all come to love. Who knows for sure what was behind that clock, but we do know that that apron screams old fashioned.

Are you coming to the Turkey Toast? On 11/26, members and their guests are welcomed to the club to celebrate Dusty and those who have made our club great, the friends we've made, and the times we'll share. Come down for storytelling, potluck, and song. https://t.co/nlU8SxuRGs

Ready to play this game? Here's a Denver Press Club Board. Chipper and ready to make a difference. Can you name the members?

Hey Members, bring your family, friends, and a dish for the Dusty Saunders Turkey Toast and potluck. This special evening will honor Dusty as we tell club stories, eat and drink voraciously, and sing songs around the piano. See you there. https://t.co/nlU8SxuRGs

Did you know that the Denver Press Club was recognized by Congress for its achievements? From the Congressional Record "The Denver Press Club has long played its part in shining a light on our city and helping democracy thrive. " 

Service to the club is what gets your face on the club's wall. And yes....it is so exciting that your loved one will kiss you for it.

DYK? The Club hosted and served as the central press headquarters and organizational quarters for social entertainment during the 1908 Democratic National Convention, serving several hundred reporters and editors covering the event.

Dusty Saunders lifted up the stories of the DPC to show the strength in our community... and drink a bottle of Wild Turkey. Nov. 26 bring a Thanksgiving dish to our potluck, sing songs around the piano, and tell stories of years past by the fireplace.  https://t.co/nlU8SxuRGs

Here is a ragtag group of DPC Board members? Anyone know the year this was captured? Can you name the members?

For decades, club members and guests have come together to share our stories at the Turkey Toast. As we celebrate our buildings centennial, come share in a special night of shared tales, food, and music. https://t.co/nlU8SxuRGs

Oddly, reporters aren't the best at remembering trivial facts. Thinking about winning a trivia night? Why not bring your team down and try your hand at beating your local newshound.  #DenverTrivia https://t.co/Q4LGscZuNH #Trivia

The faces of our members smiling tell the story of our building better than we ever could.

Tonight at 6 pm! It wasn’t all sex, drugs and rock and roll. Colorado’s alt-weeklies did ground-breaking journalism. Join us for a night of tales and gossip on Colorado’s alt-weeklies, with Cara DeGette, Fran Zankowski and Patty Calhoun. Drinks at 5 pm. https://t.co/q9gbawOxLE