Phil Plait is the best ‘Bad Astronomer’ on Earth
Boulder’s Phil Plait has dedicated himself to educating people about science.
Fall 2018
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.
Elk bugling: more than mating, it’s information too
Colorado’s elk are more vocal If you’ve visited Rocky Mountain National Park between mid-September and mid-October, you’ve likely heard the elk bugling. It is kind of an impossible sound to miss. But why do they make this trumpeting sound that resonates through the park? A lot of it has to do with attracting a mate,
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.
Boulder County’s young musicians are making waves
Taking Notes By Rebecca Treon With so much going on in the local music scene, young musicians have ample opportunity to perform. Two music upstarts, Jacob Larson and Jaden Carlson, are already rocking their careers. “I think I was about four when I started dancing around on my bed, singing the Blues Brothers soundtrack,” says
Flatirons Subaru is Committed to Community
Among the few family-run businesses still thriving in increasingly affluent Boulder
Marvelous Mexican Fine Dining
Red Agave Tequileria Cantina and Calaca Bar rebrands and includes rotating menu.
The science behind fall’s colorful leaves and where to find them
When greens explode into yellows, oranges and reds By Becca Blond Have you ever wondered why leaves change color with the cooler temperatures each fall? They put on a magnificent display in Boulder County and the Colorado high country between September and October of each year, when greens explode into yellows, oranges and reds, but
Museum of Boulder, 2.0
The fresh remake connects art and innovation and adds a component for children.
50th Anniversary: Cheers to Boulder’s Liquor Mart
Not just a traditional liquor store, Liquor Mart also offers event planning, online sales, delivery services.
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.
CU Buffaloes Aim to Get to the Next Level
University of Colorado football is ready to rumble this 2018 season.
Fall Fashion: If it feels good, wear it
This fall, a little feel-good fashion is just the antidote to a topsy-turvy world. What’s important this ist how it feeds your spirit.
Wild Things
Mix and Match – Go Wild Wild Stripes High-waisted, striped pants with ribbed lace-up tank and red leather moto jacket. THE RITZ Wild Mix Bright orange Dickies pants with Dr. Martens, a vintage `80s T-shirt, and a Dickies fanny pack (left). Forever 21 tank top with American Apparel shorts, retro cardigan and Nike Air Max
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.
Inclusive Communities: A Celebration of Culture and Diversity in Longmont
Inclusive Communities is Sept. 21, 6-9 p.m. at the Longmont Museum and features cultural song and dance performances, and ethnic food.
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
