Do You Know the Muffler Man?
This pitchfork-toting guy has been guarding a hay farm just east of Lyons along Highway 66 for decades
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Reintroducing Wolves in Colorado… Maybe
If successful, the initiative will introduce 20 to 30 wolves into Colorado by 2023.
Poets Society Is Alive in Boulder!
One of the few all-poetry bookstores in the U.S. is located right here in Boulder.
Till the Whole World Sings
Warm up your pipes and sing your heart out with hundreds of people on Pearl Street Mall on Oct. 19 at 2 p.m. on World Singing Day.
Marvelous Mushrooms
Local foragers delight in the hunt for wild mushrooms from spring to fall.
Pop Into Summer with these homemade ice pops
Nothing says summer like refreshing, homemade ice pops. Try these garden-inspired, kitchen-tested recipes for kids and adults.
Bridget Law: My Perfect Day
Rejoicing in an environmentally pure world would be the perfect day for this founding member of Elephant Revival.
Meet Artist Cindi Yaklich
Cindi Yaklich got hooked on oil painting at age 12, when her mother gave her a paint set for her birthday.
Unusual plants to shake up the garden—and your taste buds
These six fruits and veggies have varieties that offer more curious flavors.
Planting by the Moon and Stars
Mikl Brawner of Harlequin’s Gardens in Boulder recommends using moon phases, planetary movements and star constellations as indicators of beneficial planting times.
A zero-waste world is possible in a circular economy. Here’s how it would work.
The Circle Game By Tanya Ishikawa Buy a chai and a hummus wrap at any Planet Bluegrass festival in Lyons, and they’ll come in compostable or recyclable containers. You won’t even find receptacles for landfill-bound trash on the premises. Like many outdoor festivals around Colorado, Planet Bluegrass strives to produce zero waste, a microcosm of […]
Patio Perfection
Everyone has a different idea of the ideal patio, but certain elements can help any patio achieve perfection. By Carol Brock Patio season is upon us, and the joys of being outside in the warm air and sunshine are tantalizing. Being outdoors is good for the soul. That’s why every home should have a patio, […]
Vertical Vegetables
Story By Amy Andrychowicz Photos by Tracy Walsh There are many types of structures you can use for growing food vertically, with virtually unlimited room for creativity. Take some time to think about which structures will work best for the vegetables that you plan to grow, and which will fit into your garden space. Here’s […]
Feature Garden: Taking Cues from Nature
re’s a method to the madness in this Boulder garden of “organized chaos.”
Laying the Groundwork
With a location they loved and a house they didn’t, these Boulder homeowners decided to start over from scratch.
Longmont’s ABLE to Sail
Less about the boat, more about self-esteem By Lisa Truesdale There is one important concept that Diane McKinney wants her students to realize after they finish her four-day sailing camp: She doesn’t care one bit whether they actually learn to sail. That’s because ABLE to Sail, part of the Longmont-based nonprofit ABLE for Youth she
The Eldorado Run for the Cure celebrates 40 years of purpose
Be a part of Colorado’s longest-running charity footrace: The Eldorado Run for the Cure on August 2
Summer Heirloom Tomato Salad
Nothing says light and fresh like a delicious salad, and this one from 24 Carrot Bistro is like a summer explosion for your palate.
Indian flavors at their best at Tandoori Grill Indian Restaurant and Bar
Twenty years of growth, quality and hospitality in SoBo's Tandoori Grill
Summer Sips
The Jasmine Cool off at home or on the patio at Hapa Sushi with this refreshing, crisp signature drink. 1 oz. Seagram’s Gin 1 oz. Aperol .75 oz. Jasmine tea simple syrup .75 oz. Lemon juice Top off with soda water Summer in Alaska 2 oz Hendrick’s Gin 1/4 oz. fresh lime juice 1/4 oz.
Local chefs chat with Boulder Magazine
Boulder chefs Marcy Miller of the Organic Sandwich Company and John Payne of Spruce Farm & Fish answer our questions.
