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Nothing says fall quite like sipping a pumpkin beer or an Oktoberfest lager, surrounded by people eating pretzels, wearing lederhosen and dancing the polka. Though
Dana Vachharajani moved to Boulder with her husband, Manish, in 2005 so he could explore his career as an engineering professor at the University of
Boulder offers such unparalleled access to nature that, at times, it can be overwhelming. How do you get into rock climbing, backcountry skiing or mountain
The coronavirus pandemic disrupted nearly every facet of our lives — school, work, socializing, exercising. But for many people, perhaps the biggest change brought about
If you’re sweating as you read this, well, so is everyone else. It’s been a hot-hot-hot summer. One of Colorado’s hottest, in fact. July brought
What is it about Boulder that would attract a woman to explore the oceans to protect sharks, or another to mount a climbing wall on
Travel is different now. But it’s not dead. Even if you’re not comfortable hopping on an airplane and partying at a mega-resort in Mexico, there
For years, the Boulder Creek Festival has marked the beginning of summer. It symbolizes that this year, too — just a little delayed. But mostly,
Nestled among the craggy peaks and lush, wildflower-dotted meadows of the San Juan Mountains, Silverton is a historic silver mining town that’s now an outdoor
Welcome to the light of summer. Bask in the long days and endless hours the season offers. Take comfort in the warmth of July. Appreciate
Longmont-based comic artist Matt Strackbein has long found lucha libre — Mexican professional wrestling — fascinating, and he also loves the comic books that spring
As an artist in ultra-creative Boulder, you can feel lost among the crowd. Until three special weeks of the year: Open Studios, when local artists
If there were ever a time when we needed more art in our lives, it’s now. After a year at home in our COVID-19 cocoons,
It’s been a long, hard year for Boulder, between the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the horrific King Soopers shootings that left 10 of our friends,
The Boulder International Film Festival was the last big party in Boulder before everything went on lockdown. The annual event held its 2020 closing night
Boulder comes alive this time of the year with trees blooming, gardens being planted and flowers galore. Our parks and outdoor spaces are alive with
It’s hard to conceive a mass tragedy. To even imagine half a million deaths, much less mentally and emotionally process the magnitude. But this colorful
Did you, like many, become houseplant-obsessed during the pandemic? Or did you develop (or hone) a green thumb and now gardening has become a newfound
The COVID-19 pandemic made 2020 a year without live music for the most part. If you looked hard enough, you could find a house show,
After more than a year of canceled events, limited-capacity markets and very little socializing, this summer is shaping up to be more open in Boulder
