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Attention Homes is an organization based in Boulder and its mission is to help youth who are facing homelessness. Founded in 1966, Attention Homes has served more than 12,000 young people in times of adversity. On November 5, this youth shelter is hosting its ninth annual Sleep Out for Homeless Youth event. Interested in attending? Here’s what you need to know:
Autumn has finally arrived, and cooling days give way to crisp nights. The crunch of leaves underneath fall boots means that some of the year’s best events are almost upon us. Colorado’s agriculture landscape is especially beautiful this time of year and Boulder County boasts ample pumpkin patches to connect area residents with the land. Here are some of our favorite patches in Boulder County this year.
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This fall, Boulder is gearing up to host a collection of events that are in adherence to social distancing guidelines but still allow our community to enjoy culture, art, music, and more. Just because our new normal has shifted once again, that doesn’t mean we can’t support our local restaurants, event spaces, musicians, and artists. Here’s what you can look forward to:
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) was founded in 1972 by local artists. This museum has earned its place as one of the premier venues in Colorado for art exploration and appreciation. Located in downtown Boulder, BMoCA offers several exhibitions each year, in addition to providing enriching programs for the community. If...
With appropriate social distancing requirements and new regulations, CU students are safely back at school and classes are in full swing. During a normal school year, there are ample gatherings, tailgates, and parades in which CU students can display their school spirit. But despite the very different feel of this fall, there remain a variety of ways to show CU pride. Here are some of our favorites.
Fresh, healthy food is important for all of us, and Growing Gardens of Boulder is a nonprofit organization committed to educating our community on the merits of sustainable urban agriculture. In addition to offering educational resources for Boulder residents, Growing Gardens has donated thousands of pounds of fresh produce to families in need in our community. If you’d like to enjoy the outdoors and support Growing Gardens, consider attending one of the upcoming events at the garden:
Those who enjoy excellent wines from across the globe shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to explore Boulder Wine Merchant. This shop has improved Boulderites’ access to upscale wines for several decades and has been owned by Master Sommeliers for more than 30 years. Owned by Brett Zimmerman for 10 years now, Boulder Wine Merchant continues to provide an experience unlike any other. Interested in stopping by? Here’s what you need to know about this local favorite:
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Interested in celebrating LGBTQ+ visibility in Boulder County? Join the community for Boulder Pridefest from September 8-13, 2020. Although Pridefest will be a little different this year due to COVID-19, there’s a mix of both in-person and virtual events so you can participate however you feel comfortable. Here, I share a snapshot of the events to be featured at Pridefest 2020:
One of our favorite activities and date night events is gearing up for the fall season, with added COVID-19 safety precautions. Boulder’s Food Lab provides a host of exciting food-based events to teach its guests the art, vision, and creativity behind world-class cuisine. Regardless of whether you desire to learn a new kitchen skill, taste exotic flavors, or simply get back out into the world, Food Lab’s fall classes have something for everyone.
Recently, a new mural was created on The Dairy Center for Arts east wall. This mural depicts activist Sandra Bland, a 28-year-old Black woman. In 2015, Bland was pulled over by...
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