Creative Director and brains behind the Willow Weave Bar, Dance Floor, Backyard, and Beacon’s overall aesthetic. Jon has left his mark on the city of Denver with the creation of Beacon.

@jon_medina_

Builder and right-hand man to his brother Jon, James supported nearly every aspect of Beacon’s creative build-out.

@_jamesmmedina_

A vibrant fabricator, Aleesha Anderson is the inventor of “A Trip to the Hive Mind,” an interactive and playful room in Beacon.

@zing.zing.dynamite

A tasteful designer, Sidney Connell is responsible for creating the Stardust Wagon, where we gather and lounge.

@coloi_

Experiential design wizard, Jesse Rathod of Nueshok Design is the brains behind the LED cloud feature hanging above the dance floor.

@nueshok

Designed and built by Erik Ringler, the Portal Bar features music-reactive lights and purposefully placed mirrors. The goal of the room, which is located between the dance floor and outdoor patio, was to make the room feel bigger than it is and to allow patrons to SEE THE MUSIC! The excellent photo ops are just an added bonus!

@diod.design

One of the collaborating artists behind our Larimer Street mural, which won Denver’s Best New Mural in 2022. “Healing Ecosystem,” a spirited painting, encompasses crystals, mushrooms, and a frog in vibrant color.

@joux_co

One of the collaborating artists behind our Larimer Street mural. “Electric Journeyman” encompasses rich teal, blue and purple. This mural won Denver’s Best New Mural in 2022.

@cooney_werks

A collaborator in “Perspective,” by Mario Nocifera. Emily Kuchenbecker is a glass artist inspired by the body's movement and the forces of nature.

@e.moonly

A collaborator in “Perspective,” by Mario Nocifera. Travis Powell is a mixed media artist and the designer of, the Light House which symbolizes a beacon of light, guiding individuals as they enter into the space.

@deepspacediver

The visionary behind “Perspective.” The story of an old dying sea fairing man who finds his way back to land to relive his life through his youthful spirit.

@mario_nocifera

Founded by Jessica Sparzak. An ecoartist who created the floral pieces using organic matter around the Communal Table and the Willow Weave Bar.

@pt.f.co

Founder of Track Architecture, a firm specializing in adaptive reuse projects to help breathe new life into used-up buildings. Chief Picker at Harvest Denver, repurposing used materials previously destined for the dump.

@trackarch

Architectural metal work company; a team of Jacob Uhl and Sam Fletcher. These two fabricators created the Communal Table using 140-year-old box car reclaimed mahogany wood. This is located next to the Wilow Weave Bar.

@corvusdesignbuild

An abstract sculpturalist, Jordan Forge is the creative force behind the rock-like sculpture running along the side walls surrounding the Communal Table.

@jordan.forge.art

Contemporary and organic, Kendall Rose is the artist behind the beautiful mural flowing around the outside wall in Beacon’s Back Patio.

@kendallrose.art

Bold and realistic, AJ Davis is the multi-talented muralist behind the Green Owl painted in Beacon’s Back Patio.

@adden.art

One of the collaborating painters behind our Back Patio Bar and Truck Bed. The realistic illustration captures rich tropical plants and animal forms.

@seanzenner

One of the painters who collaborated on our Back Patio Bar and Truck Bed, and is responsible for creating a stunningly realistic illustration that showcases the lush beauty of tropical plants and animals.

@synchroneyes

One of the painters who collaborated on our Back Patio Bar and Truck Bed, and is responsible for creating highly realistic illustrations depicting the vibrant tropical flora and the female human form.

@erose.art

Created by Andy Blair, Mood Swings is a steel stroboscopic 3d zoetrope. Precisely timed strobe lights and a rotating sculpture create a confounding optical illusion, creating stop-motion animation in real life. Andy's zoetropes aim to invoke the beauty of motion and Sisyphean pursuits.

@Andy.Blair.Zoetropes

The visionary behind multiple installations throughout Beacon, including the chandeliers over the Community Table Area as well as the Beacon, branded DJ booth.

@dlmerkel

One of the collaborating artists of SOL - a unique take on the disco ball, located next to the DJ Booth. Recreated using Nikoli Teslas sacred method numbers of 3, 6 & 9. They aim to animate the capacity for community to be inspired and to shine and reflect upon one another.

@purasuertecr

An Interior designer, Alejandra Serna, created the Mirror Waterfall with support from Drennan Flava. This installation mimics the function of a disco ball, capturing and refracting images and light around the DJ Booth.

@sernaale