From CU Students to Longtime Locals, More Boulder Residents Are Finding Connection in New Ways If you’ve spent any time in Boulder recently, you’ve probably noticed something changing. More people are looking for ways to meet friends, build community, and enjoy social life without alcohol being the center of the experience. Some are sober. Others […]

The NBA Draft is tonight, and there are two things that I am sure of. AJ Dybantsa is going first overall to the Washington Wizards, and Giannis Antetokounmpo is going to the Miami Heat. The rest is a bit of a guessing game. For Giannis, his decision had to be tough. Go to the Celtics […]

Boulder’s Bald Eagle Comeback Is One of Colorado’s Great Wildlife Success Stories If you’re chasing that unforgettable moment of spotting a bald eagle soaring above Boulder’s open space, wings stretched wide against a backdrop of the Flatirons, you’re in luck. Once a rare sight in the area, bald eagles have made a remarkable comeback and […]

Boulder has long been one of America’s most vegetarian-friendly cities. From farm-to-table restaurants on Pearl Street to casual neighborhood favorites near CU Boulder, locals have embraced plant-based dining for decades. In 2026, veggie burgers are better than ever—packed with flavor, creative ingredients, and enough substance to satisfy even dedicated meat eaters. Whether you’re refueling after […]

Grounding—also known as earthing—has become an increasingly popular wellness practice in recent years. The concept is simple: connect directly with the Earth by walking barefoot on natural surfaces such as grass, soil, sand, or stone. Supporters believe this connection can help people feel calmer, more centered, and more connected to nature. In Boulder, grounding feels […]

The Butterfly Pavilion is home to more than butterflies. Beyond Butterflies: Discovering Westminster’s Hidden World of Beetles, Spiders and Sea Stars is a great adventure for the “not faint of heart.”  We also find corals, beetles, spiders, and more. Let’s take a look at some tidal coral and a giant green anemone with a starfish. […]

 I can remember an office my wife worked at long ago. Prominently placed was a sign that read, “If less than three people laugh, it’s not funny.” Some of the folks employed there were very kind, some were there simply to punch a clock, and one was unintentionally hilarious.* With the exception of the head […]

There’s something special about Boulder this time of year. The days are long, the trails are alive with color, patios are buzzing with conversation, and the Flatirons seem to glow a little brighter under the summer sun. Whether you spent the weekend exploring the outdoors, gathering with friends, attending community events, or simply enjoying a […]

As the sun lingers over the Flatirons and Boulder enjoys its longest day of the year, the city takes on a special kind of energy. Families stroll Pearl Street beneath golden evening light, hikers return from Chautauqua with tired legs and happy smiles, and patio tables fill with friends soaking up every last minute of […]

French fries may be one of the simplest foods around, but in Boulder they’ve become something much more. Across the city, restaurants are putting their own spin on the humble potato, transforming a classic side dish into a conversation about ingredients, cooking techniques, sustainability, and flavor. Whether you’re exploring Pearl Street, enjoying a sunny patio, […]