GRAND OPENING PARTY

Celebrate a new chapter with local vendors, meditation, dancing, a drum circle, live music, community, connection and plenty of fun!

🎉 The Karma House Grand Opening Party 🎉
A new home. A bigger space. A whole day to celebrate the community that made it possible.
The Karma House has officially moved into our new home, and it’s time to throw the doors open and CELEBRATE! 🥳
Join us Saturday, October 3 for a full day of community, music, movement, local vendors, dancing, drumming, and all the things that make The Karma House what it is.
Our new space gives us more room to gather, create, connect, heal, make art, make noise, and continue growing the community we love. Whether you’ve been rocking with us for years or you’ve never stepped through our doors before, you’re invited.
Come for one part of the day or hang out with us from meditation all the way through the night party. 🖤

## ✨ GRAND OPENING SCHEDULE ✨

🧘🏾 11:00 AM–12:00 PM | Meditation Class
We’re starting the day grounded. Join us for meditation before the festivities begin and help us set the energy for this new chapter.
🎀 1:30 PM | Official Ribbon Cutting
It’s official-official! Gather with us as we cut the ribbon and celebrate the opening of our new home.
🛍️ 1:30–7:00 PM | Vendor Market
After the ribbon cutting, head into the Headspace and shop a collection of local makers, artists, creatives, practitioners, small businesses, and community vendors.
🎧 Following the Ribbon Cutting | Day Party with alin_Denver
While the Vendor Market takes over the Headspace, alin_Denver will be holding it down on the 1s and 2s in the bar. Grab a drink, dance a little, shop a little, meet somebody new, and enjoy the space!
🪘 5:00–7:00 PM | Drum Circle
Grab a drum, find the rhythm, and join the circle! We’ll bring the community together for an evening drum circle before transitioning into the nighttime festivities.
🎸 8:30 PM | What We’ve Done — Live
As night settles in, What We’ve Done, featuring Mat, Tommy, Javi, and Isaac, takes the stage for a live set in our brand-new space.
🎶 Following What We’ve Done | DJ Audiotistik
We’re not going home after the band. 😂 DJ Audiotistik is closing out the Grand Opening with a late-night set so we can dance this new chapter in properly.

## 🖤 THIS SPACE WAS BUILT FOR COMMUNITY

The Karma House is more than a kava bar. We’re a nonprofit community space built around connection, creativity, wellness, art, music, mutual support, and giving people a place to belong.
And this new home represents a BIG step forward.
So this party isn’t just about a new building. It’s about everybody who helped us get here.
Come see the new space. Grab a kava. Shop local. Meet our vendors. Take a meditation class. Dance in the bar. Join the drum circle. Catch some live music. Stay for the DJ. Bring your friends, your family, your crew, and your community.
Come celebrate what we’ve built together — and everything that’s still to come. 🫶🏾✨

📅 Saturday, October 3
📍 The Karma House
8402 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80215
Come for an hour. Come for the whole damn day. Just come celebrate with us. 🎉🖤

`🌿 About The Karma House
The Karma House isn’t your average bar — we’re an alcohol-free kava bar and community hub in Lakewood, CO. Our space was created to bring people together through music, art, wellness, and connection. From live shows to poetry nights to wellness workshops, everything we do centers around community and creating a safe, welcoming atmosphere for all.
🥥 What is a Kava Bar?
Kava bars are unique gathering places where people come to connect and unwind without alcohol. Instead of cocktails, we serve traditional Polynesian kava — a calming root tea that has been used for centuries in the South Pacific for relaxation, stress relief, and social connection**.**
🍵 What is Kava?
Kava is made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant. It has gentle, grounding effects that can help calm the body and quiet the mind, making it perfect for relaxing, connecting, and enjoying good company. At The Karma House, we prepare our shells of kava with care and community in mind — it’s more than a drink, it’s a ritual of connection.