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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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Monday Motivation: When Was the Last Time You Sat in Silence?

“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” Blaise Pascal The Power of Silence When was the last time you truly sat in silence? No phone. No TV. No noise. No scrolling. No distractions. Just you. That question hits hard today because so few people allow themselves to […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Spring Leap Into Lake Season

Spring has a way of waking everything up in Boulder, Colorado, and for dogs, that feeling often starts at the water’s edge. Today’s Dog of the Day captured that energy perfectly with one epic leap into a favorite Boulder lake under bright blue skies and a beautiful Colorado day. There is something special about watching […]

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Best Lakes in Boulder, Colorado: Local Favorites Ranked

Boulder offers more than just trails and peaks—the lakes here bring a different kind of experience. Calm water, mountain reflections, and quiet shoreline paths create some of the most peaceful and scenic moments you’ll find anywhere in Colorado. From social summer spots to hidden gems, these are the top-rated lakes in Boulder that locals return […]

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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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Boulder’s Izzy: 15 Year Old Charmer Dog Of The Day

Izzy: The Dog of the Day Who Proves Great Training Lasts a Lifetime Today’s Dog of the Day is Izzy, a beautiful 15-year-old Border Collie/Australian Shepherd mix with a story that carries a lesson for every dog owner. Izzy was raised by her master, John, with both verbal commands and matching hand signals. Back then, […]

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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 Heat Wave: Dehydration Risk Rising Fast

Boulder might not feel scorching at first glance, but right now, dehydration is hitting harder than people expect. A combination of warm temperatures, dry air, and high elevation is creating the perfect conditions for people to lose fluids quickly—often without realizing it. This isn’t just about heat. In Boulder, it’s about altitude. Why Dehydration Happens […]

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Spring Bowls Are Taking Over Boulder: Here’s Why CU Students Love Them

Boulder Students Are Switching to Spring Bowls — Here’s Why As the weather warms up in Boulder and students return to spending more time outside, eating habits start to shift. Heavy winter comfort foods slowly give way to something lighter, fresher, and easier to grab between classes. One food trend that perfectly captures this seasonal […]

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