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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Ball-Obsessed and Loving It

There’s something instantly heartwarming about today’s Boulder Dog of the Day—a fluffy little puppy rolling around on a lush green lawn, his prized blue-and-orange ball right by his side, tongue happily hanging out like he’s living his best life. It’s a scene that feels right at home in Boulder, where dogs are part of the […]

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Motivational Monday: Emerson’s Timeless Wisdom for Boulder

Quote of the Day: “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us, or we find it not.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson Boulder has no shortage of beautiful places. The Flatirons catching the first light of morning. A quiet trail before the crowds arrive. The sound of Boulder […]

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Boulder’s Snarf’s Named Colorado’s Most Iconic Sandwich Shop

There are few meals more satisfying than a perfectly toasted sandwich after hiking the Flatirons, exploring Pearl Street, or spending the afternoon on the University of Colorado campus. Now, one of Boulder’s most beloved restaurants has received national recognition for doing exactly that. Business Insider recently named Snarf’s Sandwiches Colorado’s most iconic sandwich shop, highlighting […]

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Boulder’s Best Hot Dogs for the Fourth of July

My Favorite Hot Dogs in Boulder for the Fourth of July I’ve lived in Boulder long enough to know that the Fourth of July has its own rhythm. The morning might begin with a walk or bike ride, a trip to the farmers market, or coffee with friends. By afternoon, the grills are going, people […]

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Boulder’s Fourth of July Traditions Through the Years

America turns 250 this Independence Day, making July 4, 2026, one of the most meaningful celebrations in the nation’s history. In Colorado, the occasion carries added significance as the state celebrates its sesquicentennial year, leading up to its 150th anniversary on August 1. While Boulder has permanently moved away from large public fireworks displays because […]

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5 Perfect Homemade Fourth of July Desserts for Your Boulder BBQ

The Best Homemade Fourth of July Desserts for Your Boulder BBQ Nothing completes a Fourth of July barbecue quite like a homemade dessert. After burgers come off the grill and everyone has enjoyed Colorado sweet corn, watermelon, and ice cream, it’s time for something sweet. Fortunately, July is one of the best months to take […]

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Best Things to Do in Boulder for Fourth of July Weekend 2026

Boulder’s Fourth of July weekend is all about celebrating the community, enjoying the outdoors, and making the most of Colorado’s spectacular summer weather. While the city no longer hosts a traditional fireworks display, the holiday weekend is packed with local traditions, live music, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly events that capture everything people love about Boulder. […]

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Best Stargazing Near Boulder, Colorado: Top Dark Sky Spots & Astro Tours Guide

Best Stargazing Near Boulder, Colorado With its 5,400-foot elevation, dry climate, and easy access to the mountains, Boulder is one of Colorado’s best destinations for stargazing. While the city has moderate light pollution, a drive of just 15 to 60 minutes opens the door to remarkably dark skies where thousands of stars—and on the right […]

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Palisade Peaches Arrive Early: Boulder’s Sweetest Taste of Summer Is Here

Boulder summers have a rhythm all their own. Sunrise hikes beneath the Flatirons, afternoons lingering on sunny patios, evenings filled with fresh local food, and weekends spent wandering the Boulder Farmers Market. Just last week we celebrated one of the season’s biggest culinary trends — colorful heirloom tomato flights overflowing with local flavor. Now another […]

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