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Taste of Pearl 2026: Boulder’s Delicious Spring Kickoff Guide

Spring in Boulder arrives with flavor, flair, and a full glass on Sunday, March 29, 2026. One of the city’s most anticipated culinary events returns to Pearl Street, turning downtown into a walkable feast that blends food, drinks, art, and community into one unforgettable afternoon. Event Overview: Mark Your Calendar The 13th annual Taste of […]

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They’re Back: Snake Season Has Officially Started in Boulder

Spring is waking up across Boulder—and that includes one of the most talked-about signs of the season: snakes returning to the trails. As temperatures climb along the Front Range, snakes are emerging from winter dormancy, known as brumation. This seasonal shift typically begins in March and builds through April and May, especially after a few […]

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One of America’s Best Farmers Markets Returns to Boulder April 4

Boulder Farmers Market Ranked Among the Best in America—Here’s Why Boulder doesn’t just have a good farmers market. It has one of the best in the entire country, and once you step into it, you feel the difference right away. The Boulder County Farmers Market has built a national reputation for doing things differently, and […]

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Boulder’s Timeless Skyline: A Black & White Afternoon Near CU

An Epic Look at East Boulder, the CU Campus, and the Flatirons Under Dramatic Skies Boulder reveals a different kind of magic when color fades away. In this striking black and white photograph taken in East Boulder near the University of Colorado campus and the Fiske Planetarium, the landscape feels both powerful and timeless. Without […]

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Boulder at 5:30 AM: Why Early Mornings Matter More Than Ever

Early mornings in Boulder offer something increasingly rare — quiet streets, cool air, and a calm start before the city begins moving. At 5:30 AM, Boulder feels noticeably different. Traffic is minimal. Sidewalks remain largely empty. The pace slows just enough to allow people to notice details often missed later in the day: the steady […]

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Best Spring Waterfall Hikes Near Boulder (With Boulder Falls Often Closed)

Spring in Boulder brings one of the most dramatic seasonal shifts in Colorado’s foothills. As snow melts across the Front Range, creeks swell, canyon walls echo with rushing water, and waterfalls reach their strongest flow of the year. For hikers, photographers, and locals looking to get outside after winter, this is one of the best […]

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Coot Lake Boulder Colorado: Outdoor Picture of the Day at a Hidden Gem

BOULDER, Colorado — Days like this remind you exactly why Boulder is one of the most beautiful places in the country. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day comes from Coot Lake, where a quiet bench, calm water, and wide-open skies came together for one of those simple, unforgettable Colorado moments. Just north of town, Coot […]

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Best Beers in Boulder for St. Patrick’s Day 2026

St. Patrick’s Day in Boulder always arrives with its own rhythm. The patios start filling early, the air carries that cool spring edge, and suddenly Pearl Street turns into a sea of green shirts, sunglasses, and raised glasses. Boulder may be thousands of miles from Dublin, but when it comes to celebrating with great beer, […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: GW Proves Boulder Is Perfect for Small Dogs

Meet GW — a small, gentle soul with a quiet charm and a surprisingly brave heart. Slightly frail in appearance but strong in spirit, GW represents something many Boulder dog lovers understand well: you don’t have to be big to belong in a big outdoor town. Seen walking through Boulder’s parks and paths with a […]

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