March 15th | 11 AM – 6 PM | Parade at 12 PM | 1500 Block of Pearl Street Boulder, are you ready for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration that’s as unique as our city itself? The World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Beer Garden is back, bringing an unforgettable day of Irish cheer, […]

The Ultimate Guide to Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Boulder, Colorado St. Patrick’s Day in Boulder is a lively mix of festive parades, bar crawls, live music, and cultural celebrations. Whether you’re looking for a wild night out or a more family-friendly way to enjoy the holiday, Boulder has something for everyone. Here’s your updated […]

After exploring the major planets of the solar system—Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, we now venture to the fringes of the solar system to explore Pluto and the icy worlds of the Kuiper Belt. Though small and distant, these celestial bodies reveal a wealth of fascinating stories about the history and formation of our […]

Continuing our journey through the night sky, after exploring Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, it’s time to turn our telescopes to Uranus—the enigmatic blue-green world with a unique tilt, fascinating mythology, and a quirky history. A Planet Named George? Uranus has one of the most peculiar naming stories in the solar system. Discovered in 1781 by […]

In a recent article about Mars at opposition, I mentioned Jupiter in passing without proper introduction. To remedy this, let’s take a closer look at the largest planet in our solar system. Over the next few weeks, I’ll also be spotlighting other planets visible in the night sky, providing a comprehensive tour of our celestial […]

BOULDER, CO, January 2025 – Boulder Country Day is pleased to provide a free presentation on one of the most critical topics of our time, the effects of technology use on children. Nationally recognized expert, Erin Walsh, will speak at BCD on January 22, 2025 from 6-7:30pm. This event is free and open to the public. […]

In the eastern sky, there’s a bright, distinctly red point of light that emerges soon after sunset. You’ve probably guessed it—it’s Mars! This year, Mars is particularly bright for good reason. On January 16, 2025, it will reach opposition, the best time to see it in over three years. What is Opposition? Opposition happens when […]

Boulderites are part of the US electoral process. People struggle to understand it. What IS that process? The Electoral College is a fundamental aspect of the United States’ presidential election process. Understanding the Electoral College, how it works, and why it matters is crucial for citizens to comprehend the intricacies of electing the nation’s leader.  […]

We all know that  previous Labor Day Weekends have included a plethora of special event. The list includes parades, car shows and more. Labor Day is a national holiday celebrated by a day (or for some lucky people, the week) off work, BBQ’s, parties of all types, a long weekend, and more. When Is Labor […]

With  Boulder Valley’s yearly Lafayette Peach Festival having arrived, starting this morning at 9 AM on Public Road in Lafayette, I thought a dive into the miracle mush was called for. Where did peaches come from? And for that matter, what are they anyway? Let’s look at both. THE HISTORY OF PEACHES Peaches, scientifically known […]