Two Moons Music Hall at 2944 Larimer St. has closed.
The RiNo bar and music venue, which opened in spring 2024, shut down earlier this month, according to building owner and broker Stuart Zall.
“They were a good tenant and I’m sorry to see them leave,” Zall told BusinessDen. “It probably came down to sales.”
The venue that emphasized cocktails was run by Pearl Street Hospitality, the group behind Denver spots Hudson Hill, Lady Jane and The Wild.
PSH co-founder Jake Soffes declined to answer specifics about the situation, referring BusinessDen to a spokeswoman.
“Independent venues and local artists need our support now more than ever,” Jordan Blakesley, the spokeswoman, said in a statement. She noted that Two Moons held 500 shows, events and private gatherings during its run.
“If you love this city and what makes it special,” she continued, “show up for the spaces and the people who make it come alive.”
Zall is marketing the 4,000-square-foot building for lease and said he’s open to all uses.
“We’re anxiously looking for new people,” he said.
Itap not the only recent closure in RiNo. Mecha Noodle Bar shut down June 15 after less than two years in business. And Magna Kainan, the Filipino spot run by local Culinary Creative Group, is shuttering at the end of June.
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