Boulder, Food and Drink, Lafayette, Louisville

Thinking of a Farm Share for 2012?

We know eating our fruits and veggies are good for us but it can be hard to shop for and prepare them.  One convenient alternative to doing the shopping yourself is joining a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture).  They deliver a “share” of produce each week (or every other week, depending on the CSA) to a location near you.  Just Google your city along with the term farm share for a location near you in the Boulder/Lafayette/Louisville area.

 

Boulder, Fitness and Sports, Lafayette, Louisville

Colorado Bike Summit

While this event is sold out, if you’re a cyclist, the Colorado Bike Summit is something to keep your eye on for news during and after the event.  This event brings together advocates and leaders of both on-and-off road enthusiasts, from commuters to serious professionals. Tune in for better bicycling!

Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville

BIFF 2012

Get your tickets soon for the Boulder Film Festival.  These events usually sell out so be warned!  I know I’m psyched for celebrity sightings with stars like William H Macy and Martin Sheen in attendance.  So mark these dates on your calendar: February 16-19, 2012.

Boulder, Food and Drink, Kids, Lafayette, Louisville

Estes Park Winter Festival this Saturday

Join Estes Park residents young and old for their third annual winter festival with events such as ice castles, ice skating, a chili cook off and tons of local music and art.

Fitness and Sports, Food and Drink, Kids, Lafayette

Oatmeal Festival: Good for the Heart and Stomach

This Saturday marks the 16th annual Lafayette Quaker Oatmeal Festival. With a 5k walk/run, oatmeal baking contest and health fair, it’s sure to be a fun time.

The hot oatmeal breakfast is accompanied by the world’s largest toppings bar from 7:30am – 12:30pm
at Pioneer Elementary, 101 East Baseline Road
Adults – $8  Youth 3-12/Senior 60+ – $6  2yr and under are free.

Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville, Real Estate Tips

Tips for a Fall Home Sale

If your home is on the market this fall, make sure you’re following these tips to maintain a warm and inviting atmosphere:

  • Rake those leaves and shovel that walk! While you may be done with the majority of landscaping for the year, be sure to maintain what is there for a neat appearance and a safe environment.
  • Keep the lights on! Whether you open all of the curtains and blinds during the day or add a few extra lamps for evening showings, be sure you are showing off your rooms to their best advantage.
  • A warm home is an inviting home. Keep the heat at a warm upper 60’s – not too hot if a prospective buyer is bundled up and not too cool if it’s a warm day outside.
Lafayette

Show Your Art in Lafayette

Submissions to show your artwork with the City of Lafayette are open! Their Art on the Wall program will expose your art to hundreds of people every day. Kinda cool, isn’t it?  Click here for more info and submission guidelines.

Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville, Real Estate Tips

Buying v. Renting: It’s Time to Buy

The Wall Street Journal recently ran an indepth article about buying v renting.  The numbers are in and their logic is hard to argue with!  The time is right for long term investment, whether for your own home or as an investment. Home prices are holding steady and mortgage rates remain low.

Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville

Election Day Today!

All ballots must be in the hands of the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s Office no later than 7 p.m today. You can drop off your ballot at a number of locations throughout Boulder and surrounding area.