What's Happening in Boulder County!
This weather is making me want to head outside! Day and night there is always something going on on the Pearl Street Mall. The master of ceremonies for the Downtown Boulder area is Downtown Boulder Inc [DBI]. If you want to catch an event, are wondering what is happening, need to find a restaurant, or want to find a business, turn to DBI. More information about all happenings in the Downtown Boulder area click here.
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.
Boulder Lifestyle Magazine recently dished on the best Boulder Breakfast locations. They list these 5:
What is your favorites breakfast location? Read the whole article here.
September 2013 brought unprecedented rainfall to our region, causing significant flooding and extensive damage to both 
private property and public infrastructure. In response to this event, the City of Boulder is reviewing its flood management program and mitigation priorities and they need your help in identifying neighborhoods and areas in Boulder that were severely impacted by the recent flooding. They need residents’ help to understand which areas had the most flood damages. The survey is very short. Take the Boulder Flood Impact Survey!
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.
The 10th Annual BIFF is just around the corner. Don’t miss out on the always fun Opening Night Red Carpet Gala! This includes 2 parties, 2 venues, and the preview of the movie Fading Gigolo. Mix, mingle, get dressed up on February 13, 2014. Get more information and purchase tickets ahead of time here.
The Boulder Theater is bringing some laughs and fun this Saturday night, February 8, 2014. The Second City improve group is the leading brand 
in improv-based sketch comedy. The Second City has been called, “A Comedy Empire” by the New York Times. Get ready to laugh! More information and to purchase tickets click here.
Louisville’s First Friday Art Walks are sponsored by the Louisville Arts District. Head to Downtown Louisville between 6pm and 9pm and enjoy artist receptions in various location. You will find the town bustling with people enjoying and supporting the arts. Just follow the yellow balloons! This is a vibrant event! More information here.
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.
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