Lenna Kottke retires from nonprofit Via Mobility Services
For a quarter of a century, Lenna Kottke shepherded Via Mobility Services as the nonprofit transportation service’s chief executive officer.
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Josie Heath retires from Boulder’s Community Foundation
Josie Heath announced last summer that she is retiring. Under her leadership, the Community Foundation hit major milestones in its history.
Building community and friendships at Jewish Community Center
Boulder’s newest campus ushers in programs that range from kids’ camps and informative lectures to a diverse concert series
Got the Itch to Fly-Fish?
Through his Boulder business Front Range Anglers, McLaughlin organizes nine week-long trips to Christmas Island every winter starting Dec. 1 and ending in April.
Local Breweries Bury the Competition
Local breweries garnered nine medals in the 2016 Great American Beer Festival, including three golds.
Engaging young engineers, artists in new worlds
Engaging young engineers in the world of art and introduce budding artists to the world of engineering
Keeping PACE with Seniors
Lafayette’s new TRU PACE Center opens its doors in 2017 to people ages 55 and older, who can receive coordinated care from a team of health professionals.
Plunge in the Cold for the Cure
Every Polar Plunge also helps put hair on the heads of chemo patients
Winter Hiking Tips
By Amy Gosch Now that we’ve had our first snow, it finally feels like winter (maybe not the solstice winter, but conventional winter)! Hiking in the snow is one of the best ways to experience nature. If it’s actively snowing, there’s a peaceful calm and quiet around from the falling snow. If it’s not, there
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 11/18-11/20
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 11/18-11/20 1. The Pearl Street Music & Arts Festival This Friday through Sunday will be the annual Pearl Street Music & Arts Festival to fund Future Arts Foundation, Can’d Aid, and Colorado public school music & arts programs. All weekend there will be stages setup downtown to catch some
Theater Review: Marie Antoinette
By Beki Pineda MARIE ANTOINETTE – Written by David Adjmi; Directed by Robert Kramer. Produced by the Edge Theatre Company (1560 Teller, Lakewood) through Nov. 13. Tickets available at 303/232-0363 or theedgetheater.com Check your Webster’s Dictionary and you’ll find there’s been an addition to one of the definitions. Under “tour de force,” it now reads:
Theater Review: Full Code
By Beki Pineda FULL CODE – Written by David Valdes Greenwood; Directed by Stephen Weitz. Produced by Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (Performed at the Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut Street) through November 13, 2016. Tickets available at 303/444-SEAT or betc.org. Last lines are so hard to write. You’ve brought your audience so far along on
Make Time To Vote!
Make Time to Vote! TODAY – November 8th is the last day to vote! Voters can go to ANY Voter Service and Polling Center in their county. For a complete list of polling locations, click here. Did you forget to register to vote? There is no registration deadline in Colorado. With a valid ID, Colorado residents,
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 11/4-11/6
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 11/4-11/6 Happy Tuesday, Boulderites! Now that we’re done with Halloween, we’re moving past Thanksgiving and skipping straight to Christmas! Okay – maybe not so fast, but this weekends events are starting to get us in the Holiday spirit. Let us eat, drink, and be merry! 1. Lessons In Local
Theater Review: Evita
By Beki Pineda EVITA. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice; directed by Patrick Sawyer. Produced by Candlelight Dinner Playhouse (4747 Marketplace Drive, Johnstown) through Nov. 13, 2016. Tickets available at 970-744-3747 or www.coloradocandlelight.com. EVITA is built around the short but memorable career of Eva Duarte Peron, who went from ambitious dance-hall girl to first
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 10/28-10/30
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 10/28-10/31 Happy (almost) Halloweekend, Boulderites! Whether you may be handing out candy, tearing up the dance floor in your costume, or trick-or-treating, we’ve got a jam-packed Halloween weekend lined up for you! 1. Avery Brewing Costume Contest Come hangout at Avery Brewing Co. this Friday night to kick
November 2016 Hikes and Events
Wildlife and Winter Hike Saturday November 5, 10 a.m.-noon Mud Lake Open Space, meet at parking lot kiosk Join volunteer naturalists for an easy one-mile hike to learn about the many ways that animals prepare for winter. We’ll talk about different wintering strategies including migration and hibernation. We will also look for signs of wildlife.
It’s (Warren) Miller Time
Check out the annual Warren Miller film festival tour Nov. 10-14, when it kicks off at the Boulder Theater.
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 10/21-10/23
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: 10/21-10/23 Happy Tuesday, Boulderites! There is an undeniable feeling of Halloween in the air. Whether it is the smell of fireplaces, the bountiful orange leaves, or the artificial cobwebs strewn across porches and bushes – it is here! Ghosts, and goblins, and ghouls, oh my! 1. The Dickens
Monarch Migration talk: Tuesday Oct. 18
Monarch Migration Tuesday, October 18 7 – 8:30 p.m. CU Museum of Natural History Paleontology Hall Free and open to the public Did you know the Monarch is the only butterfly to migrate back and forth from their winter and summer habitats like birds? Join Dr. Deane Bowers as she explains the amazing Monarch migration:
Dracula is at the Aurora Fox Arts Center!
Head over to the Aurora Fox Arts Center to see Dracula this Halloween season, now through November 6! Boulder Magazine’s reviewer, Beki Pineda, details it out here.
