There’s something about a Boulder morning that feels different. The air is crisp. The light rolls across the Flatirons. Pearl Street slowly wakes up. And somewhere, espresso machines begin to hum. In this town, coffee isn’t just caffeine. It’s ritual. It’s comfort. It’s community. If you’re heading out early tomorrow, here’s where to start. OZO […]

What Is a Red Flag Warning? Boulder’s Fire Risk Explained Boulder is currently under a Red Flag Warning — and when the wind starts shaking windows and power flickers, it gets everyone’s attention. But what exactly does a Red Flag Warning mean? And why does it matter so much here in Boulder? Let’s break it […]

On a beautiful Boulder, Colorado day, under bright blue skies and crisp mountain air, today’s Dog of the Day made his presence known on one of his favorite local trails. Compact, sturdy, and full of character, this little guy carries himself with the confidence of a dog twice his size. His upright ears stand tall […]

Boulder’s neighboring Westminster Butterfly Pavilion is home to many of the famous and beautiful blue morpho butterflies. These blue beauties are both spectacular and fast!  They simply won’t hold still to be photographed. Yesterday was the exception. I set up in a comfortable position, propped on a bench, and waited. I found a spot where the blue butterflies […]

Egg rolls may seem simple, but in Boulder, they spark real debate. Do you go classic Chinese-American—golden, cabbage-packed, and nostalgic? Or do you lean Vietnamese—lighter, herb-forward, and wrapped in lettuce with dipping sauce? We looked at long-standing local favorites, consistent customer feedback, and current operating status to bring you a fact-checked guide to Boulder’s most […]

Sacajawea is forever tied to Boulder. With a coin face designed by famous sculpture Glenna Goodacre, mother of Boulder’s own Jill Goodacre Connick, on the $1.00 coin, Sacajawea was in part guide, in part translator, peacemaker/peacekeeper/, and mother. She had to  walk 5,000 to 6,000 miles. Wages: poor? Place in history: huge.  Hours: 24/7. Native […]

Where to Escape the Chill and Settle Into Something Comforting Late winter in Boulder has a certain personality. The mornings are crisp, the Flatirons glow at sunset, and once the sun drops, the air turns sharp. It’s the kind of season that makes you crave warmth — not just from a meal, but from the […]

A Stunning Winter Reflection Beneath the Flatirons Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures a breathtaking winter scene from East Boulder — one that perfectly reflects why this town continues to inspire locals and visitors alike. In this epic photo, the Flatirons rise proudly against a crisp Colorado sky, their rugged faces illuminated with soft […]

Boulder, Colorado has never been just another college town. Set against the Flatirons and powered by a mix of academic energy, outdoor living, and creative independence, Boulder continues to produce an outsized number of musicians for a city of its size. While major metro areas often dominate headlines, Boulder’s music influence has been quietly consistent […]

Love, Laughter, and Mountain Air in Boulder In Boulder, Valentine’s Day is not just about roses and candlelit dinners. It is a burst of youthful energy, crisp mountain air, and spontaneous joy as students turn the holiday into their own creative celebration. As February settles in, the Flatirons glow beneath deep blue skies. Downtown fills […]