Our Story · Denver Highlands
A threshold, not a destination.
Sacred Society is a contemporary sanctuary for breath, body, and being — a house for quiet attention, gentle movement, sound, and shared ritual in the heart of the Highlands.
Plant-filled pockets to pause, connect, and simply be.
The Beginning
A meditation center cafe became a house of practice.
Sacred Society was co-founded by Barbie Beltran and Jose Guerrero after years of imagining a different kind of gathering place in Denver: part cafe, part meditation space, part sanctuary for people who wanted a calmer relationship with themselves.
The idea took shape during the pandemic, when the need for places of peace, reflection, and connection felt especially clear. Guerrero brought the eye of a chef and host; Beltran brought a devotion to contemplative practice, beauty, and personal growth.
What opened in the Highlands is not a single-purpose studio. It is a layered house: music, body-based classes, sound sessions, red light, vibroacoustic experiences, quiet seating, a beverage menu, and a welcome desk for anyone who is not sure where to begin.
The founders
Barbie and Jose
A meeting of wellness, hospitality, music, food, design, and the belief that people need beautiful spaces to pause.
The house
3410 W 38th Ave
More than 3,600 square feet in Denver's Highlands, with studios, common seating, private rooms, greenery, natural textures, and a beverage menu.
The sound
Music as environment
Sacred Society Music Group creates ambient soundscapes that carry through the space and support the listening experiences inside it.
What Guides Us
A calmer way to gather.
- 01Attention before output.
- 02Ritual without pressure.
- 03Technology in service of presence.
- 04A welcoming first step for the curious.
Sound and Stillness
Why sound sits at the center.
Public profiles of Sacred Society often notice the sound first: the ambient music, the Zen Garden, the instruments, the way tone changes the room. That is intentional. Sound is part of the architecture, not a background detail.
Group sound baths, private sound sessions, and vibroacoustic sessions offer different ways into that listening field — whether you are joining a class, booking time alone, or pairing sound with another practice.
Visit
Come as you are.
Drop in for Costa Rican drip coffee, a specialty latte, tea, or a seasonal drink. Stay for a quiet hour, reserve a class, or ask our team where to begin.