Welcome to the Faces of Boulder Halloween Costumes Edition! Enjoy the photos!   The Faces of Boulder team hopes you had a happy Halloween and look forward to all of the awesome costumes again next year!  

Pop into a neighborhood café or brewery on any given day and the evidence is clear…we are a culture of remote workers looking for virtual offices.  A few months ago I started working from home, and it’s not my first swing at it.  There are WONDERFUL things about working from home, and there are tragic […]

Boulder’s average monthly apartment rent is $2,347. The location, size, and quality of a rental unit are just a few of the variables that affect the price. The average size of an apartment is 825 square feet, but this number varies greatly depending on the unit type, with both affordable and upscale options for houses and […]

Boulder was named the foodiest city in America by the renowned food magazine Bon Appetit. In addition, Boulder was named one of Five Secret Foodie Cities by Forbes. Many of the restaurants listed below have won multiple fine dining awards and are regarded as some of the best in the country. Here are the top-rated […]

Nachos were invented in Mexico by a Mexican for Americans! They were invented in 1943 in the small Mexican town of Piedras Negras by restaurateur Ignacio “Nacho” Anaya. When Nacho was without his chef one day, he needed to whip up a quick snack for a group of visiting US military wives. Here are the […]

Erie, Colorado – Three films from Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary have been officially selected to premiere at the Virtual International Vegan Film Festival on November 7-21, 2022. Two of the three films are nominated for awards in the “Animal Advocacy – Short” category. The Love Stories of Luvin Arms (nominated) chronicles six complex, loving relationships […]

Over time, audiences have been trained to regard franchises a certain way. The understanding is that everything is connected, and a plot point or character that’s introduced will be paid off in a later installment. Look at the MCU. When a person or concept is brought up, those in the know smile and think, “They’re […]

A popular spot in the city is the Boulder Theater. George Paper, who oversaw the theater in the 1940s and passed away there after being unintentionally strangled in the lighting system, is the ghost. According to rumors, George is a skilled practical joker. He is rumored to operate faucets, open doors, and flip light switches. […]

Photo credit: Sherrie Stille

Happy Halloween Colorado and beyond! I hope your October has been half-haunted, filled with tricks & treats as well as a ghost or two. If you have yet to pick up a costume… what are you waiting for? I beg of you, please do not be the person trying to make up an excuse for […]