Boulder was known as the “Hippie Capital of the World” in the ’60s.

Boulder, Colorado in the 1960s was a hub of cultural and political activity. Known as the “hippie capital of the world,” Boulder was a magnet for young people seeking an alternative lifestyle and a place to express their creativity and individuality. The city’s vibrant music scene, liberal politics, and stunning natural scenery made it an ideal destination for those seeking a counter-culture experience. One of the defining events of the era was the establishment of the Naropa Institute in 1974. Founded by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, the institute was the... Read More