Is 60 the new 40? Social Sciences Today is presenting a forum on economics, attitudes and society at CU. Get the scoop on age and society September 9, 2014 at 6:30pm – Eaton Humanities 250 on campus.
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Americas Latino Eco Festival Is @ The Dairy Center for the Arts
Boulder is hosting to the largest Latino-themed environmental festival in the nation! September 11-16 there will be entertainers, artists, and discussions about the crossroads of Latino culture and the environment. Most events are at the Dairy Center for the Arts and are free of charge. Events list.
Boulder’s 2013 Floods – The What and Why of Forecasting a Record Flood
The 1 year anniversary of the Boulder Floods is almost upon us. The Boulder History Museum is hosting an evening with Ms. Nexette Rydell, Meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service, Boulder office, will speak about weather predictions and the 2013 flood on September 9, 2014. Talk starts at 7pm and will be 45 minutes with 15 minutes Q & A at the end. Doors will open at 5pm so attendees may enjoy the display, Flood Reflections…One Year Later. More details are available – here.
Volunteers Needed at Valmont City Park!
Valmont City Park needs volunteers to help get it ready for upcoming events! They need people who can help today, 9/6/14 between 9 and noon. No registration is required and there are no age restrictions, however children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please bring a water bottle, hat, sunscreen and wear closed-toe shoes. Meet at the pavilion in the park’s plaza, 3160 Airport Road. Volunteers will receive one free pass to the Boulder Reservoir.
For more information contact Kayley Motz at 720-564-2173.
NoBo’s First Friday is Tonight – Enjoy Art and Community!
NoBo artists open their studios from 6 to 9pm on First Fridays. Brave the drizzle and look for our Bright Pink Flags in the NoBo Art District 
[along No. Broadway from Lee Hill Rd to Pine Street]. Get up close and personal with painters, photographers, potters, fashion designers, artisans and musicians. Create a work of art at PaintAbout locations.
For more information: NoBoArtDistrict.orgÂ
Annual Firehouse Pottery Sale – 9/6 and 9/7
The Firehouse is the City of Boulder’s pottery studio and they are hosting their annual pottery sale. Of course there is lots of beautiful pottery but there are other arts and artists represented too. This is a chance for locals to pick up beautiful and functional pieces at good prices directly from the artists. Sale is this weekend 9/6 and 9/7. More information on the sale – here.
Fashionistas Take Note – Fashion’s Night Out in Downtown Boulder Tomorrow Night!
Fashionistas take note – September 4, 2014 from 6 to 9pm – Downtown Boulder’s fashion scene will be lighting up and bringing you the best of the best. Over 25 retailers are participating and you will find different events happening throughout the Downtown Boulder Pearl Street Mall. Find a list of the participating retailers and more details – here.
A Hike in Chautauqua is Always Amazing!
Boulder offers so many opportunities to get outdoors. The trail system we have is world class. But no matter how many trails you try it’s hard not to come back to Chautauqua and these amazing trails! The trails here offer something for everyone!
There are also so many other amenities at Chautauqua:
- Picnic Area
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Event Reservations
- Tennis Courts
- Demonstration Garden
- Hiking Trails (Open Space and Mountain Parks)
- Bike Racks
- Parking Lot and Street Parking
- RTD Access
- Bike Route Access
For detailed trail and site information click here.
Boulder Creek Hometown Festival’s Final Day!
This is the last day of the Boulder Creek Hometown Festival. This is the perfect bookend to close out the summer event season in downtown Boulder. The festival features over 100 arts & crafts exhibitors in Central Park and on the Boulder Public Library lawn along the creek, great live performances at the Bandshell, an interactive Sports & Kids Expo, the 5th Annual Family Fun & Fitness 5K, food court & beer garden, the infamous Chili Inferno Cook-Off, Classic Car Show, and an entire children’s area with carnival rides and exhibitors, the Great Zucchini Race, Big Wheel 300 races, and much more! Lots going on today so get more details – here!
Eating in Louisville is Delightful!
Thinking about dining in Louisville, Colorado? You can get everything from delicious ice cream to casual dining and much more luxury. Check out this great list of all restaurants and dining options here – Eating in Louisville, CO
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