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Twist and Shout

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Twist and Shout is a colorful, eclectic market on East Colfax Avenue in Denver's Capitol Hill area. It specializes in vintage clothing, vinyl records, retro home decor, and handmade crafts from local artisans. The space is packed with character, think neon signs, rotating art displays, and a soundtrack of classic rock. Shoppers can browse racks of 70s and 80s fashion, dig through crates of records, or pick up unique gifts like screen-printed T-shirts and vintage jewelry. The owners curate a mix of nostalgia and contemporary indie culture, making it a favorite among Denver's creative crowd. It's a small shop but dense with treasures, and the staff are known for being friendly and knowledgeable.

Don't miss

  • Browse the extensive vinyl record collection, especially classic rock and soul
  • Find one-of-a-kind vintage clothing from the 60s–90s
  • Check out the rotating art displays by local Denver artists
  • Pick up quirky home decor items like retro lamps and Pyrex
  • Snap a photo in front of the shop's iconic neon sign

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Ways to visit Twist and Shout

You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Twist and Shout with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

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Know before you go

  • Prices are moderate for vintage; bargaining is not typical.
  • Accepts credit cards, but cash is always welcome.
  • Hours vary; check their social media for current times.
  • Photography is allowed, ask staff before taking pictures of merchandise.

A bit of history

Twist and Shout opened in the early 2000s, riding the wave of Denver's revitalization of the Colfax corridor. It has become a local institution for vintage lovers and a stop on many Denver walking tours.

Common questions

Do they sell new items?

Yes, they carry new handmade crafts and art from local vendors alongside vintage goods.

Is there a dressing room?

Yes, there is a small fitting room for trying on clothes.

Can I sell my vintage items to them?

They occasionally buy select vintage items; call or visit to inquire.

Is the shop dog-friendly?

Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome.

Do they have a website?

Yes, they have an online store and active social media.

What is the return policy?

All sales are final on vintage items; new items may have a short return window.

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