Home prices are on the rise. Interest rates are still low. It just might be the time you have been waiting for to make a move. If it is time to sell [or buy] let me know!
Chart courtesy of Amanda and John Sessa of SWBC Mortgage.
Tag: Boulder
Garden-in-a-Box: Add Curb Appeal and Delight to Your Yard!
Garden-in-a-Box is a program of the Center for Resource Conservation in Boulder. They offer different varieties of professional “plant-by-number” designs that are water-wise and will immediately add beauty to your yard. Whether you are adding curb appeal because you are thinking to sell, or are just sick of seeing the weeds winning over your current struggling plants, Garden-in-a-Box can offer you an easy way to make your yard beautiful! Want to improve your space? Get your perennial or veggie garden by contacting the Center for Resource Conservation here. Act quickly. They sell out!
Join the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art for the Workshop Heartifacts: A Workshop for Partners
Join the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art for their new workshop Heartifacts: A Workshop for Partners. Create works of art based on finding the visual language in your relationship using personal imagery, timelines, charts and maps with Shari Regenbogen. [March 1, 2013; 6:30 to 9:30 pm]
More information on Heartifacts: A Workshop for Partners and other upcoming events here.
Discover the Evolution of Boulder’s Booming Craft Beer Brewing at the Boulder History Museum
The Boulder History Museum is offering a sneak preview of their upcoming exhibit, Beer: Boulder History on Tap. Discover the evolution of brewing in Boulder County from the late 1800s through decades of prohibition and the emergence of Colorado as a center of brewing excellence. Boulder’s booming craft brewing industry is phenomenal.
Join the Boulder History Museum, Thursday, February 28, 2013 from 5:30 to 7:00pm for this special event. Admission is $10 for non-members and free for members. Includes one free drink. Cash bar available. More details here.
Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People: Meet Hosea Rosenberg
Hosea Rosenberg has been an instrumental part of Boulder’s restaurant revolution. He earned national fame as the winner of the fifth season of “Top Chef,” Bravo’s cooking competition television show. Rosenberg is currently the owner of Blackbelly Catering. Hosea is joining a long list of influential people who make Boulder a special place. Chautauqua Community House, February 20, 2013 at 5:30pm. Purchase tickets here.
Opening Reception at CU Art Museum for Japanese Block Print Masters, From Cherry Blossoms to Snow Gardens
Join the CU Art Museum for the opening reception for their newest exhibit, From Cherry Blossoms to Snow Gardens. This is an amazing exhibit featuring woodblock prints by famed ukiyo-e masters of the 19th century including Utagawa Hiroshige, Utagawa Kunisada, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, and Katsushika Hokusai. These artists documented the everyday life of Edo (present day Tokyo) through vibrant images of landscape, travel, commerce, and leisure. On campus at 1085 18th St., Boulder, CO 80309. $5 suggested donation. 5:00 to 6:30pm tonight, February 8, 2013. More information here.
Take A Tour of the Visitor’s Center at the National Center for Atmospheric Research [NCAR]
Boulder’s National Center for Atmospheric Research’s visitor center is open for guided and self-guided tours 363 days of the year. This iconic building sits atop a mesa overlooking Boulder. The site is beautiful and offers easy hiking options and the visitor’s center offers visitors interactive learning opportunities. NCAR is open for visitors on weekdays 8:00am to 4:00pm and on weekends 9:00am to 5:00pm. Guided tours are offered M/W/F 12:00 to 1:00pm, but if you would rather a self-guided tour you can take an cell phone MP3 tour anytime. Kids and adults alike enjoy this site! Visit the NCAR website for more information here.
Laurie Berkner is Rocking Boulder Theater for the Kids Tomorrow!
Laurie Berkner is a world renowned children’s recording artist. Join her February 2nd for a rock’n good time as she brings her eclectic children’s music to Boulder. Laurie Berkner is worth taking the kids to see. Best for the younger kid set. Show is this Saturday, February 2, 2013. Doors open at 12:30pm. Cost is $25 to $50. Get tickets here.
Very Special Cantina de Pino Wine Tasting at Cured
You are invited to a wine tasting this afternoon! Cantina del Pino, a highly lauded family owned and operated house in the heart of Barbaresco is one of Cured’s favorite wineries from the Piedmont region. They are lucky enough to have Renato Vacca, owner and winemaker, visiting Cured before heading across the street to Frasca. Stop in to Cured at 1825 Pearl Street, on Monday, January 21, between 3:30 and 5:30 pm to taste, ask Renato your questions, and enjoy some of our absolute favorite wines from this amazing region.
The Mountain Lion: Fact and Fiction Slideshow and Discussion with OSMP
We live in close proximity with these mysterious creatures. Are they gentle oversized kitties? Dangerous man-eaters? What should I do if I see one? Is my dog in danger? Are my kids in danger? Are there really more around Boulder in winter than summer? How can I tell a mountain lion from a bobcat or lynx? Learn all about our rarely seen neighbor, the Mountain Lion, with City of Boulder Open Space & Mountain Parks naturalist Betty Naughton. Free event. REI Community Room (1789 28th St Boulder), 1/11 from 6:30 to 8:00pm.
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