Welcome to Cervantes' Masterpiece - Other Side, a unique two-room venue housed under one roof at 2635 Welton Street in Denver's RiNo neighborhood. The Masterpiece Ballroom seats up to 1,000 for standing events, while The Other Side offers a 450-capacity space (125 seated, 500 standing) with a fluid floorplan that lets crowds flow between rooms for a dynamic night out. Originally opening in 2004 as Quixote’s True Blue and renamed The Other Side in 2009, this historic Casino Cabaret space has hosted legendary acts and modern jam and EDM performances alike. We’ve got you covered with clear seating details, easy parking options, transit access, and trusted hotel and dining picks nearby.

Parking is available in the surrounding area with paid lots and street options. Use parking apps like SpotHero or ParkWhiz to compare nearby options within a short walk. The venue is conveniently accessible via RTD’s L Line, with stops near Welton at 25th–Welton and 27th–Welton. For a full Denver experience, consider hotel stays at The Ramble Hotel (0.4 miles away) or Hilton Denver City Center, both within easy reach of Cervantes’ Masterpiece - Other Side. After the show, explore nearby dining and nightlife that complements a night in RiNo. We’ve curated affiliate hotel and restaurant partners to help you plan a seamless visit—secure your seats, book a stay, and enjoy the best of Denver live music with trusted connections in your corner.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Location and layout: two connected rooms under one roof—Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom (main) and Cervantes’ Other Side (smaller) at 2635 Welton Street, Denver, CO 80205.
Capacities: The Masterpiece Ballroom = 1,000 standing; The Other Side = 450 standing capacity (official FAQ also notes 450 for The Other Side). The Other Side seating chart lists 125 seated / 500 standing capacity.
Seating/chart example: The Other Side seating chart indicates 125 seated and 500 standing capacity; dual-room nightings allow flowing between spaces.
History and renaming: The Other Side opened in October 2004 as Quixote’s True Blue and was renamed The Other Side in 2009; the space is part of the historic Casino Cabaret lineage.
Notable events and hosts: legendary acts over the years (Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, B.B. King, Ray Charles, Ike & Tina Turner) and later jam/EDM acts; 20th anniversary celebrations in January 2023 featured The Motet and related multi-artist events.
Transit: Accessible by RTD L Line with stops near Welton (e.g., 25th–Welton and 27th–Welton stations).
Parking: in-area street parking and nearby paid lots; parking apps (SpotHero, ParkWhiz) show numerous options within a short walk; venue notes imply limited on-site parking.
Nearby hotels: The Ramble Hotel at 1280 25th Street (RiNo area, about 0.4 miles away); Hilton Denver City Center (1701 California Street) is also nearby downtown.