Visitors to Prospect are welcome to stop by the Russell Coburn Gallery, look around and ask questions about the three featured artists’ works.
Assistant professor Scott Ortman of CU Boulder recently helped with the puzzle of why people left Mesa Verde, using the DNA of domesticated turkeys kept by the Pueblo people.
In March, Boulder’s favorite “everything store” upgraded its lighting to LED—replacing 188 fixtures.
Winter is the perfect time to mount an owl box, as courtship starts in January and parents scout for nest sites beforehand.
Boulder, according to Indianapolis online startup Try It Tiny, has seen an uptick in tiny homeowners looking to park their rigs around Boulder.
Interfaith Quilters’ annual show and sale is March 3 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Longmont’s First Lutheran Church (preview: March 2, 5-8 p.m.).
Lafayette’s new waterpark broke ground on Oct. 18, 2016, but with construction delays the new opening is slated for May 28, 2018.
Special Anniversary Show on Dec. 9 Twenty-five candles topped the cake this year for the Fox Theatre, Boulder’s premier small-capacity music venue. Energized by the venue’s intimacy and superior acoustics, the jam and ‘grass scenes found their footing in the early years of the former movie theater, and the stage has hosted a dizzying array
Top Chef finished filming its 15th season over the summer in Boulder, Denver and Telluride. the show will draw attention to Colorado’s culinary resources.
These are three of the many citizens who helped establish our fledgling city. They were men who lived an ongoing struggle against adversity and discrimination.
Boulder County dwellers have shown their deep and abiding love for ’80s music by flocking to see The Goonies’ performances for years.
Jane Goodall has given Boulder resident Keele Burgin an unprecedented look in the windows of her life, and the two have forged an uncommon relationship.
Transportation Review: The city of Boulder faces numerous transit issues that are also a challenge for every Boulder County town.
We have maps and apps to guide us. Do we still need a club? By Kay Turnbaugh Imagine living and working in the pioneer town of Boulder in the late 1800s or early 1900s. The wild mountains beckoned to the west, but not many people had a wagon or a car, and only a daring
Who exactly are the Gasoline Lollipops? A rockabilly band? Psychedelic rock? Folk? The answer to the question is, all of the above. Or maybe goth-Americana.
By Beki Pineda THE EXPLORER’S CLUB. Written by Nell Benjamin; directed by Michele Wright. Presented by Evergreen Players at Center Stage (27608 Fireweed Drive, Evergreen) through Nov. 12, 2017. Tickets available at 303-674-4002 or www.evergreenplayers.org. This is a troupe of players that knows how to take a lemon-y situation and turn it into lemonade. Midway through the performance,
By Beki Pineda DANGEROUS LIAISONS. Adapted by Christopher Hampton from the 1782 novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos; directed by Len Matheo. Produced by Miners Alley Playhouse (1224 Washington St., Golden) through Oct. 15, 2017. Tickets available at 303-935-3044 or www.minersalley.com. What do Alan Rickman, John Malkovich, Ben Daniels, Liev Schreiber and James O’Hagan-Murphy have
By Beki Pineda YOU ON THE MOORS NOW. Written by Jaclyn Backhaus; directed by Amanda Berg Wilson. Produced by The Catamounts (Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut St.) through Sept. 30, 2017. Tickets at 720-468-0487 or www.thecatamounts.org. It’s always such a pleasure to attend a production at the newly remodeled Dairy with its spacious new central lobby, the ever-changing art,
By Beki Pineda FROZEN. Music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez; book by Jennifer Lee; directed by Michael Grandage. Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions (presented by Denver Center for the Performing Arts Broadway at the Buell Theatre, 14th and Curtis streets, Denver) through Oct. 1, 2017. Tickets available at 303-893-4100 or denvercenter.org. As one of the perhaps
Here are some of the best drives and hikes for basking in the changing hues of the season.
