A New Era of Boulder Style Boulder’s fashion culture has always followed its own rhythm, and heading into 2026, that rhythm is clearer than ever. This is a town where clothes are chosen for movement first, conscience second, and expression always. Fashion here isn’t about chasing runways or labels—it’s about aligning what you wear with […]

Boulder’s neighboring jungle at the Westminster Butterfly Pavilion hosts the Atlas Moth. One of the quiet joys of living near Boulder is that, even in the dead of winter, you can step into a living jungle. Our near-Boulder neighbor, the Westminster Butterfly Pavilion, has just welcomed an extraordinary guest — the Atlas Moth — and […]

January in Boulder feels different. The air is crisp, mornings arrive quietly, and there’s a collective sense of reset that doesn’t feel forced or performative. While Dry January has become a national trend, in Boulder it blends naturally into daily life. Going alcohol-free here isn’t a challenge—it’s simply another expression of how people already live. […]

Boulder is quietly stepping into one of the most transformative cultural moments in its modern history. With the Sundance Film Festival set to arrive in 2027, the year 2026 becomes the runway—where planning, alignment, and vision converge. For a city long defined by outdoor culture, innovation, and independent thinking, this moment feels less like an […]

Winter mountain biking in Boulder, Colorado, is not only possible—it can be one of the most rewarding times of year to ride. With fewer people on the trails, crisp air, and dramatic views of snow-lined foothills, winter riding offers a quieter, more intentional way to experience Boulder’s legendary trail system. The most important factor in […]

Winter in Boulder brings out a quieter, more reflective side of family life. On clear cold days, families bundle up and step outside together, framed by snow-dusted trails, golden foothills, and the unmistakable rise of the Flatirons. These winter moments capture the heart of Boulder living—shared time outdoors, fresh air, and a deep connection to […]

January in Boulder has a way of inviting fresh starts. Clear air, snowy peaks, long walks, and a community that already leans health-conscious make this month a natural fit for Veganuary—the global challenge to eat fully plant-based for 31 days. If the idea excites you but also feels intimidating, you’re not alone. The good news […]

A Look at Today’s Boulder Real Estate Market The Boulder real estate market continues to move forward with a calm, intentional pace. The intensity of recent years has eased, but the core demand that defines Boulder has not. Buyers are making more deliberate decisions, sellers are approaching pricing with greater discipline, and transactions are being […]

Once again the neighboring Butterfly Pavillion in Westminster has proven to be a rich source of knowledge and beauty.  The White Morph visiting with a Big Eye Butterfly at the pavillion provides a great contrast. The “big eyes” provide protection by convincing predators that the Big Eye Butterfly is larger than it actually is. I […]

After Tyler Hoop’s field goal attempt sailed to the right, the NFL playoff matchups were finally ready to go. The Seattle Seahawks (14-3) and Denver Broncos (14-3) secured the number one seeds and a first-round bye. The Eagles (11-6), Chargers (11-6), and Packers (9-7-1) all rested their starters as they positioned themselves for the playoffs. […]