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“Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it.” — Lao Tzu Boulder Creek is one of the quiet constants in this town. It doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t demand attention. It simply flows—day after day, season after season—shaping the land…
“Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it.” — Lao Tzu Boulder Creek is one of the quiet constants in this town. It doesn’t announce itself. It…
“Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it.” — Lao Tzu Boulder Creek is one of the quiet constants in this town. It doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t demand attention. It simply flows—day after day, season after season—shaping the landscape and the rhythm of life around it. That’s why this quote from Lao Tzu feels like it was written with Boulder Creek in mind. At first glance, water appears gentle. It moves around obstacles instead of confronting them. It doesn’t push or force its way forward. And yet, over time, nothing …
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder, Colorado offered a quiet reminder that progress does not always arrive with noise. It often shows up in smaller moments — a familiar trail, an evening walk, a shared smile, or a routine that grounds us. This past year wasn’t defined by extremes or spectacle. In…
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder, Colorado offered a quiet reminder that progress does not always arrive with noise. It often shows up in smaller moments — a familiar trail, an evening walk, a shar…
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder, Colorado offered a quiet reminder that progress does not always arrive with noise. It often shows up in smaller moments — a familiar trail, an evening walk, a shared smile, or a routine that grounds us. This past year wasn’t defined by extremes or spectacle. Instead, it reflected something steadier and more meaningful: a return to what truly works. Boulder didn’t chase trends in 2025. It leaned into what it already knew — connection, balance, and the steady comfort of everyday rituals. Nature as a Daily Companion, Not a Getaway In 2025, Boulde…
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder’s food scene tells a clear story. This was not a year defined by flash or over-the-top trends. Instead, Boulder leaned into consistency, comfort, and foods that fit seamlessly into everyday life. Locals gravitated toward meals that supported active mornings, lo…
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder’s food scene tells a clear story. This was not a year defined by flash or over-the-top trends. Instead, Boulder leaned into consistency, comfort, and foods that fit…
As 2025 comes to a close, Boulder’s food scene tells a clear story. This was not a year defined by flash or over-the-top trends. Instead, Boulder leaned into consistency, comfort, and foods that fit seamlessly into everyday life. Locals gravitated toward meals that supported active mornings, long walks, and familiar routines. Food became less about novelty and more about dependability. The dishes people returned to again and again weren’t just popular — they were part of Boulder’s daily rhythm. Here’s a look at the foods Boulder truly couldn’t stop eating in 2025. Breakfast …
There’s nothing quite like watching a dog run free across green grass in Boulder—and Kaia does it with pure joy. On a beautiful Boulder day filled with sunshine and blue skies, Kaia is exactly where she belongs: moving freely, soaking in the fresh air, and enjoying every moment outdoors. This…
There’s nothing quite like watching a dog run free across green grass in Boulder—and Kaia does it with pure joy. On a beautiful Boulder day filled with sunshine and blue skies, Kaia is exactly whe…
There’s nothing quite like watching a dog run free across green grass in Boulder—and Kaia does it with pure joy. On a beautiful Boulder day filled with sunshine and blue skies, Kaia is exactly where she belongs: moving freely, soaking in the fresh air, and enjoying every moment outdoors. This is what Boulder Dogs of the Day is all about—celebrating dogs like Kaia who thrive in a city built for four-legged happiness. A Perfect Boulder Day for Kaia With Boulder’s wide-open spaces and welcoming outdoor culture, dogs don’t just get exercise here—they get a lifestyle. On days like …
Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day: Farrand Field and the Heart of CU Boulder Few places capture the spirit of Boulder quite like Farrand Field on a clear Colorado day. In today’s Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day, Farrand Field stands front and center—wide open, sunlit, and framed perfectly by th…
Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day: Farrand Field and the Heart of CU Boulder Few places capture the spirit of Boulder quite like Farrand Field on a clear Colorado day. In today’s Epic Outdoor Pictu…
Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day: Farrand Field and the Heart of CU Boulder Few places capture the spirit of Boulder quite like Farrand Field on a clear Colorado day. In today’s Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day, Farrand Field stands front and center—wide open, sunlit, and framed perfectly by the iconic Flatirons rising dramatically in the background. It’s a scene that feels uniquely Boulder: nature, education, and energy all sharing the same space. Located in the very heart of the University of Colorado Boulder campus, Farrand Field is more than just a patch of grass. It’s one of …
In 2025, Boulder didn’t chase fitness trends—it refined them. While much of the country cycled through workout crazes and high-intensity fads, Boulder leaned into something quieter, more sustainable, and deeply rooted in how people actually want to live. The year marked a clear shift away from p…
In 2025, Boulder didn’t chase fitness trends—it refined them. While much of the country cycled through workout crazes and high-intensity fads, Boulder leaned into something quieter, more sustainab…
In 2025, Boulder didn’t chase fitness trends—it refined them. While much of the country cycled through workout crazes and high-intensity fads, Boulder leaned into something quieter, more sustainable, and deeply rooted in how people actually want to live. The year marked a clear shift away from performative fitness and toward long-term health, daily movement, and recovery-driven wellness. It wasn’t about doing more. It was about doing better. Three trends stood out above the rest: a renewed walking culture, outdoor fitness replacing indoor workouts, and a growing focus on longevity, mo…
Most people arrive in Boulder with a clear picture already in mind. The Flatirons in the background, Pearl Street in the foreground, and the sense that everything revolves around hiking boots and smoothie bowls. That picture is not wrong, but it misses what actually stays with you. The real surpr…
Most people arrive in Boulder with a clear picture already in mind. The Flatirons in the background, Pearl Street in the foreground, and the sense that everything revolves around hiking boots and smoo…
Most people arrive in Boulder with a clear picture already in mind. The Flatirons in the background, Pearl Street in the foreground, and the sense that everything revolves around hiking boots and smoothie bowls. That picture is not wrong, but it misses what actually stays with you. The real surprises appear between destinations, in moments that feel unplanned and oddly personal. Boulder reveals itself quietly, and that contrast often catches first-time visitors off guard. Boulder Feels Smaller — And More Intimate — Than Expected Despite its reputation and national visibility, Boulder …
John Mali
December 29, 2025
Every day that us Boulder students go to school, we prepare—quietly—for the possibility of a bullet. That sentence should sound impossible. Instead, it sounds familiar. I think I learned that familiarity long before I understood it. It started, for me, with a license plate. The License Plate…
Every day that us Boulder students go to school, we prepare—quietly—for the possibility of a bullet. That sentence should sound impossible. Instead, it sounds familiar. I think I learned that fam…
Every day that us Boulder students go to school, we prepare—quietly—for the possibility of a bullet. That sentence should sound impossible. Instead, it sounds familiar. I think I learned that familiarity long before I understood it. It started, for me, with a license plate. The License Plate I Didn't Understand Yet When I was little, my mom drove me around Colorado in a car that wore one of the prettiest license plates I’d ever seen: a columbine flower floating in a blue-sky background, a soft lavender stripe, and two simple words stamped across the bottom, “Respect Life.” …
Adrienne Markey
December 29, 2025
Boulder has always been a town with a strong sense of place — and an equally strong pull toward exploration. In 2025, that travel spirit became especially clear in where Boulder residents chose to go. Rather than chasing crowded hotspots or trend-driven destinations, Boulder travelers continued to…
Boulder has always been a town with a strong sense of place — and an equally strong pull toward exploration. In 2025, that travel spirit became especially clear in where Boulder residents chose to g…
Boulder has always been a town with a strong sense of place — and an equally strong pull toward exploration. In 2025, that travel spirit became especially clear in where Boulder residents chose to go. Rather than chasing crowded hotspots or trend-driven destinations, Boulder travelers continued to favor places that offered nature, space, culture, and genuine restoration. This year’s most popular getaways reflect Boulder’s values: outdoor beauty, authenticity, wellness, and experiences that feel intentional rather than rushed. From dramatic coastlines to high-desert landscapes and clas…
In a general sense, 2025 sucked. The United States seems to have been transformed into a foul combination of kakistocracy and plutocracy, while sliding pell mell into fascism. Innocent people are being arrested and disappeared to God knows where. Real Christianity feels further away than ever, while…
In a general sense, 2025 sucked. The United States seems to have been transformed into a foul combination of kakistocracy and plutocracy, while sliding pell mell into fascism. Innocent people are bein…
In a general sense, 2025 sucked. The United States seems to have been transformed into a foul combination of kakistocracy and plutocracy, while sliding pell mell into fascism. Innocent people are being arrested and disappeared to God knows where. Real Christianity feels further away than ever, while gleeful cruelty feels like the law of the land. It would be an understatement to say that things are not great. In a cinematic sense, however, 2025 kind of kicked ass. This year, we had excellent genre films, smart blockbusters, affecting documentaries, and indie films that punched far beyond th…
Tim Brennan
December 29, 2025
On rare, crystal-clear days in Boulder, the horizon opens up and reveals something special — a distant, snow-capped summit rising high above the Front Range. That peak is James Peak, standing tall at 13,294 feet, quietly watching over Boulder from the Continental Divide. While Boulder is famous f…
On rare, crystal-clear days in Boulder, the horizon opens up and reveals something special — a distant, snow-capped summit rising high above the Front Range. That peak is James Peak, standing tall a…
On rare, crystal-clear days in Boulder, the horizon opens up and reveals something special — a distant, snow-capped summit rising high above the Front Range. That peak is James Peak, standing tall at 13,294 feet, quietly watching over Boulder from the Continental Divide. While Boulder is famous for its close-up mountain drama — the Flatirons, Bear Peak, and Green Mountain — James Peak offers a different kind of beauty. It’s not immediate or towering overhead. Instead, it appears far in the distance, subtle yet powerful, its white summit often visible when the air is clean and the ligh…
Some quotes don’t need interpretation. They arrive with a truth that feels immediately familiar. Mark Twain’s words about kindness are one of those rare reminders that cut through noise and complexity with clarity. Kindness, he suggests, doesn’t rely on explanation or shared language. It’s u…
Some quotes don’t need interpretation. They arrive with a truth that feels immediately familiar. Mark Twain’s words about kindness are one of those rare reminders that cut through noise and comple…
Some quotes don’t need interpretation. They arrive with a truth that feels immediately familiar. Mark Twain’s words about kindness are one of those rare reminders that cut through noise and complexity with clarity. Kindness, he suggests, doesn’t rely on explanation or shared language. It’s understood instinctively, felt rather than analyzed. “Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” — Mark Twain That idea resonates deeply in Boulder. This is a place where people slow down just enough to notice one another. Whether it’s a brief smile on a tra…
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