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A Mancos resident remembers her days running Denver's first women's disco bar

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The original late-1970s sign for The Globe disco in Denver.
Courtesy of Lisa Moore

In the late 1970s, the bars in Denver catered almost exclusively to men until Lisa Moore came along.

She started the first disco for women in the Mile High City. It was called The Globe. Today, Moore lives in Mancos.

KSUT’s Tami Graham spoke to her recently about the history of the Globe. It’s a KSUT Conversation for Women’s History Month.

Lisa Moore, in her days as owner of The Globe.
Courtesy of Lisa Moore
Scenes from The Globe disco in Denver in the late 1970s.
Courtesy of Lisa Moore
Scenes from The Globe disco in Denver in the late 1970s.
Courtesy of Lisa Moore

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Tami is the Executive Director of KSUT Public Radio. She is a fifth-generation Coloradoan and has lived in Southwest Colorado since 1984.
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