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FLASHBACK ~ Tube to Work Day: a Friday Commute

January 19th, 2024

Last Friday, for the 9th year in a row, Boulderites from businesses all over town ditched their wheels, picked up their inner tubes, and hopped into Boulder Creek to ride the waves to work. Dressed in everything from a full suit and tie to tight flashy spandex and wacky wigs, tubers gathered along Boulder Creek all morning and plunged into cold water with high spirits and a big smile. It was a sunny day with rushing ice-cold creek water and over 500 people tubing to work … a quintessential Friday in Boulder, Colorado. Tube to Work Day has quickly established itself as a tradition in this town.... Read More

The Artistic Wonders of the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art

January 18th, 2024

Are you looking for a unique and creative way to explore the artistic wonders of the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art? Then look no further! From its stunning exhibitions to its vibrant programs, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is a must-see destination for art lovers of all ages. In this blog article, you will discover the many reasons why the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is an exciting and inspiring place to visit. So come along and explore the amazing art, culture, and history of the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art. A Journey Through the Museum’s Exhibitions The Boulder... Read More

The Legacy of Mike Sandrock: Celebrating a Boulder Icon

January 16th, 2024

As a city nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its vibrant community of athletes, writers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Among the iconic figures who have left an indelible mark on the city is Mike Sandrock, a celebrated writer, and running advocate. His contributions to the Boulder Daily Camera and the local running community have solidified his status as a beloved Boulder icon. Let’s explore the enduring legacy of Mike Sandrock and the profound impact he has had on this picturesque Colorado town. photo credit: Colorado.edu Championing Boulder’s... Read More

Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

January 11th, 2024

Faces of Boulder CU Edition: Students and Their Furry Companions Embrace the Snowy Bliss” Amidst a winter wonderland, the University of Colorado students and their loyal canine friends gather on the CU’s campus in Boulder, Colorado. The campus, transformed into a picturesque scene straight out of a snow globe, exudes an enchanting charm that captures the hearts of all who witness it. Underneath the white blanket of freshly fallen snow, laughter and joy fill the air as students and their dogs frolic together, creating a heartwarming tableau of camaraderie. The iconic CU Boulder backdrop,... Read More

Complex Origins of Boulder’s Fox Theatre

January 7th, 2024

The grand red sign and huge white marquee of Boulder’s Fox Theatre give the building a sense of purpose and permanence. This strong identity boldly contrasts the complex and confusing history of the building itself. This nearly 90 year old space has housed vaudeville acts, a cafe, and a other interesting things in between. The building sitting at 1135 13th Street on The Hill was constructed in 1926 by Adrian G. Diez, but was first owned a Mr. William Beach. Beach sold the building to Diez in 1926, and the building changed hands no less than 8 times to become what it is today. Its first... Read More

Boulder’s Controversial Holiday Decoration: Flagstaff Star

December 28th, 2023

If you’ve spent an evening in Boulder since November 11, then you have noticed the giant, lighted star outline on the western face of the Flatirons. What you might not know is how one simple holiday tradition became a hotly contested issue for Boulder citizens, and a medium of political commentary. The Flagstaff Star was originally displayed in 1947 but the Boulder Chamber of Commerce, who still own the start to this day. It was meant as a simply Christmas decoration aimed at uniting Boulder in the spirit of the holiday. The next year, the star began to transform. Shifting between a Christmas... Read More

Boulder’s Banner Year: 2023’s Landmark Events and Breakthroughs

December 24th, 2023

Boulder, Colorado 2023: A Year of Transformative Events and Milestone Achievements Boulder, Colorado, a city known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community, experienced a year full of significant events and achievements in 2023. This article highlights the most impactful stories that shaped the city, reflecting on how these events have contributed to the evolving narrative of Boulder. Unprecedented Growth in Tech Startups Boulder’s tech scene witnessed a remarkable expansion in 2023. Several startups, especially in the areas of clean energy and artificial intelligence, secured... Read More

Exploring the Night Sky: A Stargazing Adventure at the Fiske Planetarium

December 23rd, 2023

As the sun sets and the night sky begins to darken, a sense of awe and wonderment takes hold. Join us on an unforgettable stargazing adventure as we explore the night sky at the Fiske Planetarium on the University of Colorado campus. From the comfort of the planetarium’s dome, we’ll take a guided tour of the stars and planets, learning more about the vastness of the universe and the wonders it has to offer. So come along and join us on our journey as we explore the night sky and all its beauty! Enjoying the Wonders of the Night Sky in Boulder Boulder, Colorado is a stargazer’s... Read More

Faces of Boulder ~ Pic of the Day!

December 19th, 2023

Moving to Colorado from Arkansas, Madii is a true to the bone theater gal. Not only has she been able to spend more time with her family, she has also fallen in love with the mountains, Denver, and the theater scene— which says “is not too big, but IS fabulous.” A seamstress by day, Madii spends her free time hiking with friends or out on the town at local pubs, restaurants, and markets. Through crafting and sewing Madii hopes to “help other people’s dreams and visions come true.” Thank you Madii!  Read More

Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

December 18th, 2023

Meet Chris and Emily. Chris said, “If I weren’t doing this, I would be teaching at the college level. Thank god I’m not doing that. That was my backup plan and it would have been English Literature. I started working on Pearl in 1992. Thanks!  Read More