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Boulder Butterfly Series: The Postman Butterfly at the Butterfly Pavilion

The Boulder Butterfly Series continues just outside the city limits, where tropical color thrives year-round. At the Butterfly Pavilion in neighboring Broomfield, Colorado, the Heliconius melpomene—commonly known as the Postman Butterfly—offers a striking reminder that even on dark days, nature finds a way to shine. The Postman Butterfly is known for its deep black wings […]

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Boulder Food Trends 2026: What People Are Actually Eating Now

In Boulder, food has always reflected more than taste. It reflects lifestyle, values, and the rhythm of daily life. In 2026, Boulder’s food scene is not defined by loud trends or social-media moments. Instead, it has quietly shifted toward something more grounded, practical, and intentional. What people are eating now tells a clear story. Boulder […]

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Why January Is One of the Quietest and Best Months in Boulder

January arrives gently in Boulder. After the holidays fade and the calendar opens up, the city settles into a slower, quieter rhythm. There is no rush to impress, no packed social schedule, and no pressure to be anywhere other than where you are. Boulder breathes out, and that collective pause is what makes January one […]

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Snowy Bluebird Day at the University of Colorado Boulder Campus

Snow-Covered Serenity at the University of Colorado Boulder There are days in Boulder when everything aligns perfectly, and today’s epic outdoor picture captures one of those rare, unforgettable moments. The scene unfolds on the campus of the University of Colorado Boulder, where Old Main stands front and center, the American flag flying confidently against a […]

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Boulder in 2026: What the Year Ahead Looks Like

As the calendar turns, Boulder doesn’t rush forward. It doesn’t shout resolutions or chase reinvention. Instead, the city pauses — takes a breath — and settles into its natural rhythm. That rhythm defines Boulder in 2026. Rather than focusing on becoming something new, the year ahead feels rooted in strengthening what already works. Less pressure. […]

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Boulder Quote of the Day: Go Confidently

“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” — Henry David Thoreau January 2 arrives without the noise. The fireworks are over. The bold declarations of New Year’s Eve have settled. What remains is a quieter moment — one that feels more honest. Less about promises. More about direction. […]

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Bear Peak After Fresh Snow Seen from Green Mountain in Boulder

There are moments in Boulder when the landscape feels perfectly aligned, and this epic outdoor picture of the day captures one of them. Seen from Green Mountain, the rugged profile of Bear Peak rises dramatically across the foothills, both peaks dusted with fresh snow and framed in crisp winter light. It’s a perspective that highlights […]

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January 1st in Boulder: Choosing Comfort Over Pressure

What the First Meal of the Year Really Looks Like in Boulder January 1st in Boulder doesn’t arrive loudly. There’s no rush to prove anything and no pressure to reinvent yourself before breakfast. The morning feels quieter. The air feels softer. Coffee comes first, plans come later. This is a town that understands something many […]

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New Years Sunrise in red and yellow

Boulder Sunrise Balances Nature: Cold and Beautiful!

Boulder’s rapidly changing colors of a winter sunrise justify the chill of going outside to snap a few pictures. The glorious splendor of the reds and yellows, with the orange accents distracts from the cold. The rapid color changes are enough to distract me from the cold, and there is a reason that flannel was […]

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