Unjected Will Host Denver Mixer October 24
The dating app for unvaccinated individuals plans a return to Denver following a previous event in May.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Romance
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Dating app Unjected has scheduled a new mixer in Denver for October 24. This event follows the platform's initial Denver gathering held on May 29, 2026.
Why it matters
The organizers are returning to the city due to the strong turnout at their previous mixer. The event series remains a focal point for the community despite ongoing legal challenges regarding venue access.
The lawsuit filed on September 14 seeks over $4 million in relief following the cancellation of a prior event. The app maintains a policy of disclosing event locations only after a user has confirmed their RSVP.
The players
Unjected
Unjected is a dating app specifically designed for individuals who are opposed to vaccinations.
Shelby Hosana
Shelby Hosana is the founder who established the Unjected dating platform in 2021.
Recess Beer Garden
Recess Beer Garden is a Denver venue that canceled an Unjected event, resulting in a civil rights lawsuit.
Grizzly Rose
The Grizzly Rose is a Denver establishment that served as the final location for the May mixer.
The details
The upcoming October 24 mixer marks a return for the dating app founded by Shelby Hosana in 2021. Unjected previously faced conflict in Denver when Recess Beer Garden canceled a May event, leading the group to move that gathering to the Grizzly Rose.
Timeline
Shelby Hosana founded Unjected in 2021.
The first Unjected Denver mixer occurred on May 29, 2026.
An updated lawsuit was filed against Recess Beer Garden on September 14, 2026.
Unjected announced the return of the Denver mixer on September 21, 2026.
The new Denver mixer is scheduled for October 24, 2026.
Culture Shift
The ongoing tension between Unjected and local venues mirrors broader societal friction regarding private business policies and public gatherings. This development highlights the challenges niche communities face in securing physical spaces for organized meetups.
Attendees should be aware that event locations remain private until after RSVP, affecting how users plan their travel and local logistics. The ongoing litigation may also influence the availability of future venues willing to host similar events.
The takeaway
Organizers of niche meetups often face significant logistical hurdles when venue policies clash with their community requirements. Maintaining flexibility and checking for updates remains essential for those planning to attend these events.
Further reading
For more on dating trends and social meetups in the region, visit the Romance section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Denver Westword.
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