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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, April 12, 2025.

Let’s dive into another exciting day in Boulder! First, don’t miss the final day of Boulder Arts Week, a citywide celebration showcasing over 150 exhibits, performances, and workshops. From dance to murals to live music, there’s something for every art lover. Be sure to stroll through the Pearl Street Mall to soak in the creative energy before the celebration wraps up tonight.

For jazz and soul enthusiasts, the Modern Jazz & Soul Fest concludes today at the Roots Music Project. This inaugural festival has been drawing crowds with its eclectic lineup of talented artists. Tonight is your last chance to catch this celebration of contemporary jazz and soul music.

Looking for a family-friendly outing? Head over to the Boulder Farmers Market, happening today until 2 p.m. on 13th Street. It’s a quintessential Boulder experience with fresh produce, live music, and a vibrant community vibe. Be sure to grab some local honey or fresh flowers while enjoying a bite by the creek.

If you’re interested in shaping Boulder’s future, the Community Roundtable and Open House is happening today from noon to 3 p.m. at the East Boulder Community Center. It’s part of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update, and it’s a great opportunity to share your vision for Boulder’s growth, climate action, and community goals. Plus, there will be light refreshments and activities for kids.

Music lovers, consider checking out the Longmont Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Bach’s B Minor Mass tonight at 7 p.m. This rare and powerful concert, featuring the Boulder Chorale, promises to be a breathtaking experience of classical music at its finest.

For a different kind of inspiration, the Woman’s Adventure Film Tour launches tomorrow at the Boulder Theater but tickets are selling fast, so secure them today. This event showcases incredible stories of female athletes and adventurers embracing the wild and breaking barriers.

And finally, if you’ve got a taste for something sweet and sporty, don’t forget that the Tartan Day Festival continues in Longmont through this weekend. Celebrating Scotland’s cultural heritage, this fun event features music, dance, and Celtic activities for all ages.

That wraps up today’s round of happenings. Make sure to get out there and enjoy the sunshine, community, and creativity that make Boulder such a special place. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates!

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Friday, April 11, 2025.

Today, Boulder is buzzing with culture, music, and community happenings. First up, it's the last couple of days to enjoy Boulder Arts Week, which wraps up tomorrow. This citywide celebration has brought vibrant murals, live performances, and engaging workshops to neighborhoods across the city. Don’t miss your chance to soak in local artistry and maybe pick up a few creative ideas of your own.

Another highlight today is the inaugural Modern Jazz and Soul Fest at Roots Music Project. This festival runs today and tomorrow, featuring an eclectic lineup of performers showcasing fresh takes on jazz and soul. Swing by to enjoy the music or relax in the beer garden while connecting with fellow music lovers.

For those looking to get outside this morning, the Boulder Farmers Market is in full swing until 2:00 PM. Located downtown, it’s your chance to support local farmers, enjoy fresh produce, and sample delicious artisanal goods. It’s also a great spot to grab a bite and enjoy live music by the creek—perfect for a little springtime relaxation.

If you're in the mood for an evening of dance, head to the Dairy Arts Center for “An Evening of Dance with 3rd Law.” This performance kicks off at 7:00 PM in the Gordon Gamm Theater, featuring a mix of modern and experimental choreography. It's the perfect pairing of movement and storytelling.

Meanwhile, music fans have plenty of choices tonight. The Fox Theatre is hosting AJ Lee & Blue Summit alongside Silas Herman & The Tone Unit starting at 8:00 PM. For a more intimate vibe, Sofar Sounds is presenting a secret-location concert in the Highlands, blending mystery with incredible live performances. And just a short drive away at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Elderbrook takes the stage for a mesmerizing electronic performance. Whether you’re a fan of bluegrass, acoustic sets, or dance beats, there’s something for everyone.

Looking ahead to the weekend, don't forget Community Food Share’s all-day donation drive tomorrow, April 12. It's a meaningful way to give back and support food security in Boulder County. And for the adventure junkies out there, tickets are still available for Sunday’s Woman’s Adventure Film Tour at the Boulder Theater, showcasing inspirational stories of women pushing boundaries around the world.

That’s your Boulder Local Frequency for today. Get out there and enjoy all the vibrant events and activities our community has to offer. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, April 10, 2025.

Start your day with a stroll through the Boulder Farmers Market, open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. Located along 13th Street beside Central Park, it’s the perfect place to shop for fresh produce, sample local delicacies, and soak up the spring vibe by Boulder Creek.

Today also marks the concluding events for the 76th annual Conference on World Affairs at the University of Colorado Boulder. This year’s panels have covered hot topics like climate change and artificial intelligence, with today’s discussions wrapping up the week. These events are free and open to the public, making it a great opportunity to engage with global thinkers.

For the art lovers, Boulder Arts Week is in full swing, running through April 12. The city is buzzing with murals, gallery exhibits, and pop-up performances across town. Be sure to check out the Beyond Academia Ensemble or catch a surprise street performance downtown.

Music fans are in for a treat tonight. Head over to Velvet Elk Lounge for a vibrant reggae groove with Selasee and the Fafa Family, joined by special guest Yak Attack. The show begins at 8 p.m., and the tickets are only $19. Alternatively, if you’re up for something more intimate, the Tyler Hamlin Quartet is performing at the Muse Performance Space in Lafayette at 7 p.m.

If film and storytelling are more your speed, the Museum of Boulder hosts "Conversations with Extraordinary People" today, a monthly series highlighting impactful individuals in the community. It’s free to attend, and this month’s guest speaker brings an inspirational narrative that resonates deeply with Boulderites.

Meanwhile, the city continues to honor the late Magnus White, the young pro cyclist who tragically passed away last year. The ongoing trial has stirred heartfelt discussions on bike safety in Boulder; a reminder of the town’s dedication to its biking culture.

Looking ahead to this weekend, don’t miss the Modern Jazz & Soul Fest on April 11 and 12 at Roots Music Project. Featuring contemporary jazz and soul artists, it’s a vibrant new addition to Boulder’s growing music scene.

Finally, a quick community update: Renovations are set to begin later this year on the iconic Hotel Boulderado. While construction may temporarily impact operations, it promises to revitalize this historic landmark for future generations.

This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Have a fantastic day, Boulder!

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Tuesday, April 8, 2025.

Let’s start with a beautiful spring morning in Boulder. The Conference on World Affairs continues today at the University of Colorado, offering an array of free and engaging panels exploring topics like artificial intelligence, climate change, and global cultural shifts. Running through April 10, this event brings together thought leaders across diverse fields, making it a fantastic opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired. Check the campus schedule to find a discussion that piques your interest.

For lovers of creativity, Boulder Arts Week is still going strong. This citywide celebration of art and culture wraps up on April 12, so don’t miss the chance to see local murals, music, performances, and art installations. Look out for pop-up performances along Pearl Street and other venues across town where local talent is on full display.

Meanwhile, the Boulder Farmers Market returns with its spring edition, operating today from 8 AM to 2 PM. Whether you’re craving fresh produce, locally made goods, or just a cozy outing by the creek, this market is a must-visit for that signature Boulder vibe. It’s a great spot to pick up a treat and maybe a bouquet of flowers to brighten your week.

Later this evening, dance enthusiasts can head to the Junkyard Social Club for an energizing Fusion Dance session. The class starts at 6:30 PM, with open dancing from 7 to 9 PM. It’s a welcoming space for dancers of all levels and a perfect way to shake off the day while meeting others in the community.

In local news, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is hosting events this week highlighting its latest exhibits, including a focus on emerging Colorado artists pushing creative boundaries. Be sure to pay a visit if you’re near the downtown area.

Finally, spring in Boulder wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Pearl Street’s tulips. While the official Tulip Fairy & Elf Festival isn’t until later this month, the flowers are in full bloom, making now a perfect time for a stroll along one of Boulder’s most vibrant streets.

That’s our roundup for today. Whether you dive into the arts, enjoy a dance class, or simply soak in the beauty of spring, there’s something for everyone. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, April 5, 2025.

It’s a busy spring day in Boulder, so let’s dive in! The 2025 Boulder Polar Plunge is making a splash at Boulder Reservoir from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This chilling event raises funds for Special Olympics Colorado, bringing together local law enforcement, communities, and daring participants to dive into icy waters for a good cause. Expect friendly rivalries between teams and plenty of warm community spirit supporting athletes with disabilities. If you’re not plunging, head over to cheer on the participants and enjoy the camaraderie.

Also kicking off today is the beloved Boulder Farmers Market. Running every Saturday through November from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the market is your go-to spot for fresh, locally sourced produce, flowers, and artisan goods. With live music and food vendors along the creek, it’s the perfect way to support local farmers and savor the best of Boulder.

For a thought-provoking afternoon, consider heading to the Macky Auditorium for TEDxCU 2025, themed “Anomaly.” Doors open at 2 p.m., with talks and performances starting at 3 p.m. This year’s event explores how unexpected disruptions can inspire innovation and progress. With a lineup of engaging speakers and artistic performances, it promises to be an inspiring experience.

In the evening, Boulder Theater is hosting Joe Lovano’s Paramount Quartet featuring Julian Lage, with the show starting at 8 p.m. Jazz enthusiasts won’t want to miss this performance, and it’s a great way to unwind after a day of activities.

Meanwhile, Boulder Arts Week continues across the city. This celebration of creativity includes murals, installations, and performances, highlighting the vibrant local arts scene. Be sure to explore the galleries and events scattered throughout town, offering something for everyone.

Elsewhere, the jury deliberation in the tragic case involving cyclist Magnus White’s death has begun. White’s legacy as a rising star in the cycling world reminds us of the importance of road safety and the work being done in his memory through the White Line Foundation.

Whether you’re plunging into icy waters, finding fresh produce, engaging in deep ideas, or enjoying live music, Boulder is alive with possibilities today.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Friday, April 4, 2025.

There’s a buzz in Boulder today as we kick off Boulder Arts Week, an annual celebration running through April 12. With over 150 events, including murals, musical performances, and workshops, this is your chance to dive into Boulder’s creative spirit. The festivities begin tonight with the NoBo Arts District’s First Friday Art Walk from 6 to 9 p.m. Stroll through artist studios, galleries, and pop-up exhibits while enjoying live music and tasty bites. A great way to meander into art, wine in hand!

In other unique experiences, Growing Gardens is hosting baby goat bottle feeding from 11 a.m. to noon. If the idea of cuddling “kids” sounds like the perfect way to spend a Friday, tickets are still available—this hands-on event supports sustainable urban agriculture.

Looking ahead to this evening’s entertainment, the Boulder Theater welcomes Ganavya at 8 p.m. as part of the Denver Jazz Festival. Her music blends jazz with Indian classical influences for a truly mesmerizing performance. And for a laugh, comedian Jay Pharoah performs at Comedy Works Downtown at 7:30 p.m., offering a dose of humor to round out your night.

For the foodies among us, the beloved Boulder Farmers Market opens its season tomorrow, April 5, running from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on 13th Street. It’s the perfect spot to grab farm-fresh produce, artisanal baked goods, and a delicious lunch by the creek. And don’t forget, the Taste of Pearl arrives on Sunday! This culinary event pairs 15 local restaurants with wineries and distilleries—an indulgent way to experience the best of Boulder’s dining scene downtown.

On a civic note, Boulder’s City Council is contemplating new taxes to address a $380 million infrastructure backlog. Two proposals, a sales tax extension and a property tax, could generate $22 million annually to fund overdue repairs to roads, parks, and public facilities. Interested residents can attend the April 8 drop-in session at the East Boulder Community Center to share their input.

Lastly, watch for some sunny weather this weekend, perfect for outdoor activities. Whether you’re hitting up the arts, indulging at the market, or exploring Boulder’s scenic trails, this weekend promises something for everyone.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, April 3, 2025.

It’s a bright and beautiful start to today in Boulder, and there's plenty to talk about. If you’re an early riser and a fan of local produce, get ready for the Boulder Farmers Market opening this Saturday! From 8 AM to 2 PM, you can sample fresh veggies, meet local farmers, and enjoy live music while strolling by the creek downtown. Speaking of community, don’t forget Boulder Arts Week kicks off tomorrow. This citywide celebration is set to dazzle with murals, music, and even pop-up dance events all over town.

Driving through Boulder Canyon is smooth again after the recent rockslide near Boulder Falls was cleared earlier this week. Travelers and hikers can access the area safely once more. Meanwhile, the Doudy Draw Trail bridge closure remains in effect through tomorrow for maintenance. If you were planning to walk Spring Brook Loop, it’s best to check alternate access routes like the Flatirons Vista Trailhead.

Exciting things are happening downtown too. After decades of ownership, the iconic Hotel Boulderado has changed hands but will keep its historic charm intact, according to the new owners. So, if you’re passing through, stop in for a peek at this historic gem.

Looking for something fun tonight? Boulder Theater is hosting a high-energy concert with Mersiv and supporting acts Heyz, SuperAve., and more. If live music isn’t your style, the University of Colorado Boulder has its Botanical Print Exchange exhibit open all day—perfect for art lovers seeking inspiration.

On a more serious note, Boulder’s nonprofit Blue Sky Bridge has been making strides in protecting kids through body safety education, though funding is threatened. This program has played a significant role in helping children communicate and report abuse more effectively. Community support could be crucial to keeping this vital effort alive.

In environmental news, Boulder County’s “Switch Together” solar purchasing program just launched, giving residents a chance to make their homes greener while cutting costs. Meanwhile, prescribed burns continue this week near Superior and Louisville, so expect some visible smoke if you're nearby.

Finally, electric vehicle registrations in Boulder County are up an impressive 42% compared to last year, reflecting our growing commitment to clean transportation. With more public chargers planned, Boulder is accelerating toward a sustainable future.

From festivals and markets to vital community efforts, there’s so much to engage with in Boulder. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

Breaking news this morning as Boulder Fire-Rescue responded to a fire on Pearl Street Mall. Crews have contained the blaze and are currently extinguishing hot spots. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported, but damage assessment will follow. We'll keep you updated as more information becomes available.

In other news, the iconic Hotel Boulderado has changed hands after 40 years of ownership by Colorado restaurateur Frank Day. Chicago-based AJ Capital Partners, known for their Graduate Hotels chain, has acquired a majority stake. While some locals express concern about preserving the hotel's historic charm, representatives assure that the Boulderado name will remain.

Looking ahead to today's events, music lovers are in for a treat as indie rock group Franz Ferdinand takes the stage at the Boulder Theater tonight. Known for their catchy hooks and angular guitar riffs, this promises to be an unforgettable performance.

For those interested in disaster preparedness, the Boulder Office of Disaster Management is hosting a virtual workshop this evening from 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Participants will learn about local hazards, emergency alerts, and how to create a personal disaster preparedness plan.

Art enthusiasts should mark their calendars for Boulder Arts Week, kicking off this Friday and running through April 12. This citywide celebration will showcase an incredible array of cultural experiences, from murals and installations to music and dance performances.

In community news, Boulder County is seeking volunteers to help process food tax rebates for lower-income residents. This program assists in returning the sales tax paid on groceries, and extra office help is needed to manage the influx of applications.

For outdoor enthusiasts, a heads up that the bridge over Community Ditch on the Doudy Draw Trail is closed for maintenance through April 4. While this blocks access to some southern trails, alternative routes are available via the Flatirons Vista Trailhead.

Lastly, a reminder that the Boulder Farmers Market returns this Saturday, April 5, running from 8 AM to 2 PM. It's a perfect opportunity to sample local produce, meet farmers, and enjoy live music by the creek.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Friday, March 28, 2025.

Boulder is buzzing with excitement today as the city gears up for a weekend packed with events and activities. The Boulder International Film Festival wrapped up earlier this month, but cinema enthusiasts have something new to look forward to. In a surprising announcement, the Sundance Film Festival revealed plans to relocate to Boulder starting in 2027. Robert Redford, the festival's founder, expressed enthusiasm for the move, citing Boulder's vibrant arts scene and stunning natural backdrop as perfect complements to the festival's ethos.

For those looking to enjoy the great outdoors this weekend, the Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain is open for hiking and wildlife viewing. However, nature lovers should note that starting next week, the preserve will be closed most Mondays and Tuesdays through January for seasonal management.

Music fans have plenty to choose from tonight. The Roots Music Project is hosting folk singer-songwriter Gill Landry, while the Trident Boulder welcomes the Jeremy Mohney Trio for an evening of jazz. For those willing to venture into Denver, Red Rocks Amphitheatre is kicking off its concert season with electronic artist Inzo.

Sports enthusiasts can catch some college basketball action as the University of Colorado's men's and women's teams wrap up their seasons at the Coors Events Center. And for those planning ahead, the Boulderthon Marathon is set for this Sunday, with various race distances available for runners of all levels.

Art lovers should head to the Earth Sciences & Map Library, where the "Topophilia" exhibition is on display, exploring themes of place and geography through various artistic mediums.

Looking ahead to next month, Boulder Arts Week is just around the corner, running from April 4th to 12th. This citywide celebration will showcase an array of cultural experiences, from murals and installations to music and dance performances.

For those interested in civic engagement, the Boulder County Commissioners will be holding a town hall on April 15th to discuss the proposed 2025 budget. This is a great opportunity for residents to learn about and contribute to local fiscal planning.

As we head into the weekend, remember that the Boulder Farmers Market kicks off its Saturday season on April 5th, bringing fresh local produce and artisanal goods to the heart of the city.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, March 27, 2025.

Boulder's only general-population homeless shelter, All Roads, is reducing its capacity from 180 to 160 beds starting April 21 due to cuts in local government grants and funding uncertainties. This comes after the shelter increased capacity just last June, but has since turned people away on two out of three nights due to being at capacity.

In transportation news, drivers should be aware that the Boulderthon Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K races will be held this Sunday. While all community members will have access to their homes, delays are expected, and detours are recommended. Pay close attention to law enforcement and traffic marshals to ensure safety for runners and travelers alike.

For those looking for weekend entertainment, the Fox Theatre is hosting indie pop quartet Melt with Nashville singer-songwriter Katie Lynne Sharbaugh on April 3. The band will be performing in support of their debut LP.

Art enthusiasts can head to Colorado Glass Works tomorrow evening for a unique date night experience. Couples can make their own pre-chosen stained glass piece during this hands-on night of art making.

On Saturday, pARTiculars Art Gallery and Teaching Studio in Lafayette is offering a workshop on the art of repair, where participants can bring items to mend while learning embroidery and appliqué techniques.

For a dose of laughter, check out Left Hand Laughs at Left Hand Brewing Company tonight. The standup comedy showcase features headliner Eeland Stribling alongside other talented comedians.

Nature lovers should note that Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain will be closed most Mondays and Tuesdays from October 7 through January 28 next year.

Looking ahead, Boulder Arts Week is set to kick off on April 4, featuring an incredible array of cultural experiences from murals and installations to music and dance throughout the city.

Lastly, a reminder that the free Hessie Trailhead Shuttle service will begin running on Fridays, weekends, and holidays starting May 24, carrying passengers from Nederland High School to the popular trailhead.

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