Denver’s 50-year-old Mercury Cafe — which for decades has held down the corner of 22nd and California streets with a fiercely independent, DIY culture — has closed.

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The owners of the lesbian speakeasy Pearl Divers are moving from 13th into the legendary Mercury.

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Pearl Divers said it will move into the Mercury Cafe's downtown Denver location with a new name by the end of the month.