What's Happening in Boulder County!
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 found historic images of Boulder’s ditches and took 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.
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Wondering how to get rid of that Christmas tree? Have packing materials filling your garage? This handy guide gives you resources for recycling, disposing of your tree, and much more. Great to keep handy! The guide can be found here.
This much snow makes us think about sledding. Boulder has some great options. Where are you heading today?
Check out these locations for some of the best sledding around:
Scott Carpenter Park: This is a mellow, fun slope for the kids, but adults enjoy it too!
Tantra Park [Just South of 46th and Hanover]: This sledding hill can get incredibly packed and at places it is steep.
Foothills Community Park: There are some great, low angle slopes here for kids and adults.
Eco-cycle’s guide to a greener holiday season. This handy guide gives you resources for recycling, disposing of your tree, and much more. Great to keep handy! The guide can be found here.
Enjoy the beautiful guitar work of the talented Rick Pruitt, acoustic and flamenco guitarist and teacher at the Center for Musical Arts in Lafayette, Colorado. Meet at the Lafayette Public Library for this musical journey. December 15, 2013 from 2 to 3pm. All ages welcome!
The University of Colorado’s Museum of Natural History is offering a free, drop-in class on tea making. Participants will learn how to craft their own delicious and healthy teas, creating their own signature blends from a variety of ingredients, many of which can be grown at home. Handmade teas make great holiday gifts! Learn more here.
December 6, 2013 from 2 to 5pm.
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