New options in end-of-life care ensure you go out on your terms
Today, you can have a doula to support you and your family before, during and shortly after death.
Culture
A Compelling Read on the Legal Scene
Former Boulder criminal defense lawyer Jeanne Winer pens fast-paced legal who-un-dunit.
Pint-sized Warriors
Two young Boulder athletes compete in Boulder Sunset Triathlon and American Junior Ninja Warriors.
Kimmerjae Macarus: Hearing what stones have to say
Her sculpture is on permanent or temporary public display in a number of area cities, including a new permanent piece in Lafayette’s Festival Plaza.
The Legend of Shark’s Ink
Shark’s Ink—a nationally renowned print studio in Lyons that has been publishing contemporary prints since 1976.
Demystifying science and making it more accessible
Boulder scientists launch outreach programs Scientists in Boulder are throwing open the doors to their laboratories (metaphorically speaking). To engender more public curiosity and engagement, members of the science community have launched outreach programs to help demystify science and make their work more accessible. In January 2018, Gunbarrel Brewing Co. owners Jamie and Marie Fox
Stone and metal works of art
Self-described 'hardscaper' Richard Harrison has lived and worked in Louisville for 25 years.
Theater Review: Mama Mia
by Beki Pineda MAMA MIA – Written by Catherine Johnson; Music and Lyrics by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus; Directed by Rod A. Lansberry. Produced by the Arvada Center (6901 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada) through September 30. Tickets available at 720-898-7200 or arvadacenter.org. MAMA MIA is one of the best – and one of the worst –
Ice-Age Treasure Chest
A little-known canyon near Boulder harbors several relicted plants and trees that have been stranded there since the Ice Age.
Hop on the new Hop
The redesign coincides with changes in the HOP schedule that took effect in August.
Get Your Kendama On!
Boulder native Bonz Atron, a top competitor in kendama, says that his love affair with kendama stemmed from his passion for hacky sack.
Mountain Getaways
Beyond the brilliant foliage, you’ll find some unforgettable festivals in the Colorado mountains this fall. Food, music, films and Halloween celebrations abound.
Year of the Bird
Autumn is a great time to see and hear some of Boulder County’s rare and colorful birds.
Literary Trips with John Shors
These tours are off the beaten path and for smaller groups.
Radio Reading for the Blind
The Audio Information Network of Colorado (AINC) is the only radio reading service for the blind/visually impaired in Colorado.
Electronic blast from the past from CU Boulder’s Media Archaeology Lab
The lab features obsolete but still working hardware from the late 19th century through today.
Wild Animal Sanctuary and the New Refuge
Land in southern Colorado will add an additional 9,000 acres.
Juried Western Regional Art Show at Mary Williams Fine Arts Gallery
The gallery is hosting The Oil Painters of America 2018 Western Regional Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils.
Jaipur Literary Festival Takes Boulder
Festival brings lineup of international and local authors By Kerry Parry The ZEE Jaipur Literary Festival, the largest free literary festival in the world, returns to Boulder Sept. 21-23 for the fourth year in a row, bringing with it a lineup of international and local authors and a spirit of reflection. “People really love coming
Theater Review: The Revolutionist
THE REVOLUTIONIST – Written by Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales; Directed by Anthony J. Garcia. Presented by Su Teatro (721 Santa Fe Drive, Denver) through July 1. Tickets available at 303/296-0219 or www.suteatro.org. Anyone who has lived in Denver through the 60’s and 70’s of the last century knows the work of Corky Gonzales as a community activist and
Give Back Yoga Foundation
Give Back Yoga Foundation (GBYF), a national nonprofit yoga organization that helps certified teachers share yoga therapy with underserved populations.
