What's Happening in Boulder County!
Lyle the Crocodile is coming to town – by way of the Arvada Center Children’s Theater Company! Enjoy this family-friendly play at the always fun Arvada Center. It’s not too far from Boulder and it is always worth the drive because their productions are wonderful! Learn more here.
Here are the January statistics for houses sold in our area. Interested in buying or selling a home? I’m available to help! Email me or Call me at 720.938.4197.
In 2009, during Boulder’s 150th Anniversary, a group of artists and historians created The Ditch Project to celebrate 150 years of Boulder’s irrigation history. They have combined historic images of Boulder’s ditches and contemporary photographs from the same locations. Thus evolved the exhibit, Boulder County Ditches: Then & Now. Hosted by the Boulder History Museum, the exhibit is open during normal museum hours through April 13, 2014. More information on The Ditch Project here.
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In honor of President’s Weekend the National Parks are free! Rocky Mountain National Park is close, full of snow and free. February 15 through 17, 2014 entry to all National Parks are free. Join in celebrating a great national asset.
Enjoy! More information here.
The Boulder Public Library presents live musical performances at their Midday Music events. On February 12, 2014 join Jesse Manno (oud), Michael Stanwood (didgeridoo), James Hoskins (cello), Brett Bowen (percussion), Dexter Payne 
(woodwinds) and Jenna Woods (zils), for an hour of beautifully improvised music at the Boulder Public Library. Noon to 1pm in the Canyon Theater at the Boulder Public Library. More information here.
In 2009, during Boulder’s 150th Anniversary, a group of artists and historians created The Ditch Project to celebrate 150 years of Boulder’s irrigation history. The Boulder History Museum is hosting an exhibit of historic images of Boulder’s ditches as well as contemporary photographs from the same locations. Thus evolved the exhibit, Boulder County Ditches: Then & Now. The exhibit is open during normal museum hours through April 13, 2014.
More information on The Ditch Project here.
Are you new to Boulder? Want to learn more about Open Space and Mountain Parks [OSMP]? Get a crash course in OSMP
101 with naturalist Alycia Knutson. Enjoy an introduction to the area’s biology, geology and history while hiking up to touch the Second Flatiron. Meet at the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage for this moderately strenuous hike. 2.5 miles, 700’ elevation gain. “Please bring strap-on traction for your shoes, since trails may be slick and icy.” For more information on the hike click here.
[Boulder Newcomer Hike .Sunday, February 9, 2014. 12:30 to 3:00pm.]
Read to freeze for a good reason? Support the Special Olympics by participating in the 2014 Polar Plunge on February 8, 2014 at the Boulder Reservoir. They have raised over $37,000 so far and counting. More information here.
Boulder County is offering their Roadmap to Recovery™ Workshop on Feb. 4, 2014. This workshop is focuses on insurance and the recovery from the floods. Attendees will hear from a United Policyholders staff member and a flood damage expert on insurance matters. If you are struggling with your insurance company over flood claims or just want to make sure you are getting everything you deserve, this free workshop can help.
Boulder County Courthouse [1325 Pearl Street] from 6:30 to 8:30pm. More information here.
Do you have extra electronics equipment kicking around? Want to clear out your garage? On Saturday, January 25, 2014 bring those items to Whole Foods on Pearl Street [2905 Pearl St] and you can recycle anything with a cord or battery. There are a few items that have a fee: Laptops, Monitors/TVs, Batteries [prices start at 10c/item].
Saturday, January 25, 2014 from 10am to 2pm
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