Handmade in Boulder County
For this ongoing Handmade in Boulder County series, we profile a handful of dedicated makers—highly skilled artists from all over Boulder County.
Winter/Spring 2017-2018
Cloud-Struck in Boulder
Cloud watching in Boulder County can be summed up in one word: spectacular. Two of our more unique clouds were featured on a 2003 sheet of stamps.
Waterloo in Louisville gains more space and keeps the neighborhood vibe
When their Louisville eatery, The Waterloo, turned 10, owners Josh and Melanie Karp celebrated with a “bigger and better” version of their restaurant.
West End Tavern: Three Decades of Atmosphere
Founded in 1987, the tavern has adapted and changed alongside Boulder, but its focus on downright good food and a friendly atmosphere keeps locals and visitors coming back for more.
Ski-daddle to a Boulder County Trail Near You
For a few magical days each winter, Boulder County’s celebrated hiking trails are transformed into a snowy wonderland tempting cross-country skiers to get out and play.
Behind the scenes of ski-area consolidation
Can’t keep track of who’s buying whom and how it’s going to affect you? You’re not alone. Colorado has taken center stage in some of the ski industry’s most massive shifts
The reasons behind the Leave No Trace movement’s rules
In 2016, Rocky Mountain National Park alone had more than 4.5 million visitors. It’s great that people are more active, but it takes a toll on Mother Nature.
WWI: Through Longmont’s Eyes
In 2018, as the country commemorates the 100th anniversary of our entrance into the war, Longmont Museum will exhibit “WWI: Longmont and the Great War.”
What was there before? 635 Third Avenue, Longmont
When Mark and Annie Danielson were scouting the Front Range for the perfect building for their new events venue, they wanted a building with character.
Find the Perfect Thank-You Gift
You’ve been invited to a nice winter gathering and want to bring something special to thank your hosts. Here are a few gift ideas.
Sit for a Spell on the Meditation Bench
At the Collective Community Arts Center, 201 N. Public Road (until the end of March) “I am driven by the challenge to turn hard, cold metal into something that appears soft and supple. I choose subjects that beg for detailed embellishments, such as hand-forged scrolls and curves. “My goal for the welded cold steel is
‘Activate’ Your Curiosity in Lafayette
The app, which is available free for either Android or iPhone, allows users to find out about Lafayette's assets like parks, tours, art, biking and walking routes.
Three Prospect artists show deep works that tell stories
Visitors to Prospect are welcome to stop by the Russell Coburn Gallery, look around and ask questions about the three featured artists’ works.
5 Things to Do in Louisville This Winter/Spring
Five suggestions of fun things to do in Louisville this winter / spring.
Mesa Verde Mystery
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.
McGuckin Green
In March, Boulder’s favorite “everything store” upgraded its lighting to LED—replacing 188 fixtures.
Local Owls: Something to Give a Hoot About
Winter is the perfect time to mount an owl box, as courtship starts in January and parents scout for nest sites beforehand.
Trying Out Living Tiny
Boulder, according to Indianapolis online startup Try It Tiny, has seen an uptick in tiny homeowners looking to park their rigs around Boulder.
Quilting for Causes
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.).
Celebrating Nature in Lafayette with a Splash
Lafayette’s new waterpark broke ground on Oct. 18, 2016, but with construction delays the new opening is slated for May 28, 2018.
Fox Theatre Thriving at 25
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
