Boulder Events

Hello and welcome to the first writing of the Insider Weekly Events Column! My name is Savannah Kruger and I want to introduce you to the hidden magic of Boulder. My intention for this column is to help you easily and joyously connect with the Boulder Community. Whether you’ve lived in Boulder your entire life or you’ve just arrived, I hope to invite you to compelling gatherings that will help you have incredible experiences and build incredible relationships. This column won’t be focusing on the typical goings-on, but rather the smaller, more intimate, important events that people in town are putting on to share their light with others. I hope to see you at some of these gatherings and become your friend! So, let’s get down to it!

 

Monday, October 12, 2015

Men’s Circle

Integral Center –  2805 Broadway St. Boulder

7pm-9pm

$10 drop in donation, Free to Integral Center Members

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Get support and challenge from a group of men dedicated to greatness in this weekly open men’s group. The Drop-in Men’s Circle is a weekly men’s group led by experienced facilitators as a resource for the men in the Boulder community. Magic that happens when men get together explicitly in support of one another. In men’s group we can lay down the armor and get real with the challenges of life and how we are working with them. This is an excellent opportunity for any man who is new to men’s group or simply wants another opportunity to cultivate a life less ordinary in the company of brothers. Invite any man you think would benefit from this experience. I’m not a man, so you won’t see me here, but I’m sure you’ll get a lot out of attending!

 

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Boulder Progressive Candidate Forum

First Congregational Church UCC – 1128 Pine St, Boulder, Colorado 80302

6pm-8pm

Free

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Join the Boulder Community Housing Association and ther progressive partner organizations the Boulder Coalition and Alliance on Race (BCAR), Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), Boulder Rights Watch, and Family Learning Center, for a discussion of community housing and social justice issues, including Boulder‘s occupancy limits for unrelated persons, the role of co-ops in Boulder‘s housing market, racial & economic segregation in Boulder, and the importance of offering equal educational opportunities to all children. Confirmed participants so far include: Jan Burton, Cha Cha Spinrad, Aaron Brockett, Bob Yates, Bill Rigler, Keith Percy, Cindy Carlisle, Ed Jabari, Jyotsna Raj, Julie McCabe, & Jared Kaszuba. This is such an important conversation to have and I hope you can attend and involve yourself in Boulder‘s lively political world by attending. I’ll be attending and throwing hardballs!

 

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Long Form Improv Meetup

Villa Del Prado – 635 Mohawk Drive, Boulder

6:30pm-8:30pm

$5

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The Boulder Improv Collaborative meet weekly to practice the fine art of improvisation: listening, reacting, being in the moment, and character development. Amazing scenes and games emerge as a result. Different players lead play nights based on a theme they’ve created. This meeting will be a long form improvisation meaning that the players will be making up scenes as they go along, rather than relying on premises or themes. The BIC has a limited amount of spots open so RSVP soon! All levels of improv training are invited. Though this is not a class, side-coaching may be given by the leader if needed.

 

Thursday, October 15, 2015

United Nations Association Discussion: Beijing + The Status of Women Today

Boulder Public Library – 1001 Arapahoe Ave Boulder

1pm-3pm

Free

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20 years ago the UN held the Fourth World Conference on Women where the Platform for Action for the advancement of women’s rights was produced. The Platform addressed critical areas for concern like Women and Health, Violence against Women, Women in Power, the Girl-child, and more. Today, on the 20th anniversary of the Beijing, the UN has created Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals and this meeting will be focusing on Goal 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls.

Leslie Wright, from the UN, Unicef, Zonta International, will lead a conversation about the history, or should we say herstory leading to this potent moment in time and discuss how we can empower all women and girls and achieve gender equality locally and globally. I’ll be attending and am really excited to engage in this discussion!

 

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Worldwide Eye Contact Experiment Event

Pearl Street Mall, Boulder

4pm-7pm

Free

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Where has the human connection gone? Share 1 minute of eye contact to find out… We often feel disconnected from ourselves and each other. Let’s share this simple process that can transform our sense of interconnectedness to ourselves and each other! Join hundreds of Boulderites in sharing just one minute of eye contact to see others on a deep level. This event is part of the World’s Biggest Eye Contact Experiment, coordinated by The Liberators International in cities all over the world and your participation will help create a global video message for peace and human connection for years to come. Please bring a picnic rug and 2 cushions or 2 folding chairs to be comfortable. I’ll SEE you there!

 

Friday, October 16, 2015

St. Julien Dance Evening with Delta Sonics

St. Julien Hotel – 900 Walnut St, Boulder

6:30pm to 9:30pm

Free

Every Friday night, the St. Julien Hotel hosts a local band and invites Boulder to dance ecstatically together. The band this Friday is Delta Sonics, an incredible African Blues band. Dress up, come out, dance like nobody’s watching!

 

Enjoy, everybody! Have an incredible week! I hope to see you beautiful people at some of these events and around town!

 

love,

Savannah Kruger