We’ve recently acquired a new office mascot. This one, unlike the pups Fritz and Hal, has 6 legs and is cold-blooded. He (or she) is a grasshopper! (For those who like science, the order containing grasshoppers is Orthoptera, which contains generally grasshoppers, crickets, and katydids.) Our grasshopper hasn’t been ID’d yet, but loves a cactus
It’s easy to store apples and enjoy them raw or in dishes all winter long. Here’s how:
Online registration for 2016’s B Strong Ride ends August 10 at 11:59 pm. There are three fully-supported route choices. Mountain Loop (69 miles) Countryside Loop (24 miles) Mini B – For children 10 & under (1 mile) There will be food and entertainment all day for the non-riders, so come out and support and celebrate
Hikes & Events Fun on the Farm: Pioneer Life Friday August 5, 9:15-10 a.m. and 10:30-11:15 a.m. Agricultural Heritage Center Bring your 3-6 year olds to the farm to learn about animals, plants, and agricultural life. All programs include a short story time, hands-on activities, and a take-home craft. Adult chaperones must stay with children.
The Shortlist: What To Do In Boulder: August 5th – 7th Happy Wednesday, Boulderites! This upcoming weekend has activities for all! Including but not limited to foodies, athletes, and rodeo stars. To kick off the first weekend of August, we are offering the best of Boulder! 1. National Oyster Day What a great day to celebrate! This
If your tomatoes have lots of dead leaves and dried branches, it’s time to prune them to help them keep flowering and producing fruit.
CYMBELINE. Written by William Shakespeare; directed by Jim Helsinger. Produced by Colorado Shakespeare Festival (University Theatre, CU campus) through Aug. 5, 2016. Tickets are available at 303-492-8008 or www.coloradoshakes.com. My first CYMBELINE! I love when I can check another of the Shakespeare catalogue off my bucket list. Given the current production, it’s hard to understand
A few tips and tricks to save water It’s hot! Water-wasting ways are tempting in summer, but conservation should always be key. We know you water your lawn in the early morning or late evening to minimize waste (you do, right?), so here are more water-wise tips and tricks: Give produce a bath Fill a […]
The Shortlist: What To Do In Boulder: July 29th – 31st Happy Thursday, Boulderites! There are a ton of fun activities lined up for you this weekend all over Boulder County. We narrowed it down to the top three sights, sounds, and tastes of Boulder for the weekend. Enjoy! 1. RockyGrass All weekend long is the
Chia pudding cups make a great midday snack Chia seeds are packed with antioxidants, protein, calcium and fiber, so chia pudding is a great way to get healthy nutrients and a tasty summer treat as well! Chia pudding cups are great for midday snacking and so simple to prepare. You can also add fresh fruit […]
By Beki Pineda EQUIVOCATION. Written by Bill Cain; directed by Wendy Franz. Produced by Colorado Shakespeare Festival (University Theatre, CU campus) through Aug. 6. Tickets available at 303-492-8008 or www.coloradoshakes.org. First of all, I want to state UNEQUIVOCALLY that this is a wonderful play, full of insights into human nature, theatrically presented by a talented
Remember last summer when your hair had those gorgeous, beach-y waves? Even Coloradans can get the beach-hair look with this homespun hack.
The Shortlist: What To Do in Boulder: July 15th – 17th Summer is in full swing and so are the events and activities in Boulder. This weekend we have a few very “Boulder” events lined up. While you could participate in community events anywhere, this weekend’s events really showcase the funky, outdoorsy, wholesome town that Boulder is. 1.
Come one, come all! Craft beer enthusiasts unite at the third annual Boulder Craft Beer Festival on Saturday, August 20th! This festival is the best way to wind down a Boulder summer. The festival will feature: Beer tastings from local breweries such as Left Hand, Avery, Oskar Blues, and Upslope, and many, MANY more Music
It’s another thing when an adolescent bear climbs up your tree for an afternoon snooze.
Foster kids age out of the state foster-care system when they turn 18, and many have nowhere to go and no one who cares about them.
Vail writer Suzanne Hoffman reveals the stories of 22 winemaker families helmed by women in her independently published book: Labor of Love.
Make a theme container of yummy edibles for your summer patio with these suggestions from Nancy Ondra.
The ambitious HOVAB revisits and celebrates the city of Boulder’s lively visual arts past.
Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley has teamed up with local craft breweries.
