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The Victorian Tea

Tickets are now on sale for the 37th Annual Victorian Tea. 

October 10, 2026  

Christ Church (Episcopal)

2950 S. University Blvd.

Denver, CO 80210

Doors open at 12:30

Tearoom doors open at 1:45. 


Tickets ($45 per person) are limited and almost always sell out early. Contact Liz at dbecotreas@gmail.com for more information and to place an order.


 Every fall, for almost four decades, the women of DBE have welcomed the community to enjoy a traditional British tea, along with a raffle, silent auction and a bazaar filled with tempting  gifts and delicious baked goods. 


Guests are encouraged to dress in period finery and wear hats or fascinators. 




All Hands on Deck


Planning for each tea begins months ahead, as we adjust the menu and bazaar offerings based on feedback. 


The day before and day of the tea is where we are so grateful for the men in our lives. We're capable women, but we appreciate the help, especially with managing the giant tea urns.  


Pictured is Treasurer Liz, with husband Arlin, who is managing the silent auction.  

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