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Still wondering what to do for New Year’s Eve in Boulder? Here’s a rundown from Downtown Boulder: New Year’s Eve Events. With 20 events to choose from, there’s sure to be something that appeals to everyone in your party, from a fancy dinner at Oak on Fourteenth or Frasca to dancing at the Boulderado!
If you’re looking for something special this holiday weekend, try an afternoon tea at the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse. Here’s their description:
“Come relax as we serve a traditional afternoon tea, complete with a lovely table dressed with English style white linens and tea time accoutrements. A beautiful three tiered tower of sweet and savory pastries, scones, artichoke purses, and cucumber sandwiches, sweet cakes and the chef’s daily special creation all baked fresh for you on the day of your tea and is presented with, of course, a pot of our premium tea. Afternoon tea is traditionally served from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Cost is $19.95 per person ($10.95 children under 9). Reservations are required 24 hours in advance because we will be baking fresh for you the morning of your tea. We welcome parties of all sizes! We also offer a premium Children’s Afternoon Tea perfect for birthday parties – please call us for details.
Please call the restaurant for more information and reservations at 303-442-4993!”
Saturdays and Sundays throughout December bring us a fun time at the St Julien Hotel with their annual gingerbread tea series. Bring in the kiddos for gingerbread cookie decorating and enjoy some tea and holiday music too.
A portion of the proceeds go to There with Care and there will be a collection box for essential items for families in need.
Celebrate big in Boulder this year at one of these exciting venues:
Millenniun Harvest House offers overnight packages which include music, dinner buffet and breakfast.
Hotel Boulderado is sure to please with their spectacular venue. They also include options for differ and an overnight stay.
Saturdays and Sundays throughout December bring us a fun time at the St Julien Hotel with their annual gingerbread tea series. Bring in the kiddos for gingerbread cookie decorating and enjoy some tea and holiday music too.
A portion of the proceeds go to There with Care and there will be a collection box for essential items for families in need.
If you have relatives visiting over the holidays, one way to show them your town is with a Local Table Tour. From coffee to cocktails they show you some of the hot spots of Boulder and give you the inside scoop on the best things to order at the best places.
First Bite Boulder is described as “a local celebration of world class dining.” And what a way to celebrate Boulder’s foodie reputation by supporting your favorites and making some new favorites!
Join local restaurants Nov 9-17 when they (here’s the list!) will offer a special three course $26 prix fixe dinner menu to the community.
Join the Hotel Boulderado for a fancy tea party this holiday season. With traditional fare such as scones, petit fours and water cress sandwiches, this series of events truly embodies the spirit of the holidays. Check the website for dates and a full menu. Some teas will benefit area organizations such as Boulder Ballet and Children’s Hospital.
Have you been to one of Cured’s wine tastings? Every Tuesday from 4-7pm come on in for a free tasting and learn something from the folks who work there. They always have a great wine selection and suggestions for cheese pairings!
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