By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 12, 2026

NATIVE ART, NATIVE HANDS

Nico Strange Owl is drawing Native artists and community members back to the mountains beneath Longs Peak By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly The assignment came in third grade, just before...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 10, 2026

MUSEUM OF BOULDER EXHIBITS EXPLORE HISTORY, HERITAGE

A Century of Collecting and Heritage in Motion examine the objects, traditions and memories communities choose to carry forward. By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly The first thing visitors notice inside...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 10, 2026

TRIVIA TO WIN TICKETS TO THE 2027 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL

The Sundance Institute has partnered with Denver Trivia League to celebrate the history and impact of the film festival for six nights of trivia across 30 bars and restaurants in...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 5, 2026

Longmont Museum grand reopening reveals two finished galleries, teases a third

By Hannah Carley Boulder Weekly The Longmont Museum hosted a grand reopening recently, cutting the ribbon on the year-and-a-half-long project. The expansion cost roughly $10 million and added three permanent...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 2, 2026

THE MAN WHO CREATED A 2,000 MILE-HIKE AROUND COLORADO, THEN WALKED IT

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly GOLDEN | Donovan Rice stood before a dangerously steep ridge on Mount Zirkel, staring at a down-climb he couldn’t manage with his pack on. His...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 29, 2026

Inside the fight to save the Merc

By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly JAMESTOWN | The Jamestown Mercantile — or the Merc, as most call it — is much more than a rustic old building. It is a...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 28, 2026

KING BUFFALO TO PERFORM UNRELEASED ALBUM FOR FIRST TIME AT FOX THEATRE THURSDAY

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly King Buffalo will take the stage at the Fox Theatre in Boulder on Thursday, Oct. 29, for the opening night of their 2026 tour. The...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 20, 2026

The 15th annual Boulder Burgundy Festival: luxury wine tasting for charity

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly The 15th annual Boulder Burgundy Festival will be held from Oct. 24 to Oct. 25 at the Flagstaff House and the Academy at Mapleton Hill.This...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 20, 2026

Waiting on the wind

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly On a bluebird morning in early October, about 10 people trickled into the parking lot at Foothills Community Park, dragging backpacks the size of small...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 16, 2026

Making room for fire

By Emily BernardBoulder Weekly James Calabaza carried an empty chair into the circle and set it among the participants. Not for a guest. Not for a late arrival. The seat...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 12, 2026

Creative haven in Emerald City

By Lisa GageBoulder Weekly In the heart of North Boulder’s NoBo Art District, sits a cluster of large green warehouses locally known as Emerald City. Toward the back of this...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 6, 2026

‘Always a Boy’: Theater of compassion

By Evan BormanBoulder Weekly DENVER | “Always a Boy” is a coming-of-age stage play co-written by mother and son Jo and Jeremy Ivester – inspired by Jo’s award-winning memoir “Never...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Sep. 23, 2026

Boulder musician releases new album as a love letter to the city

Courtesy photo Benton Helzberg, known as Ashcroft, is set to release "Abandon Places" on Sept. 18, 2026.

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Sep. 23, 2026

The 12th Jaipur Literature Festival in Boulder – The Integration of Arts, Science and Culture

Boulder is celebrating diversity with the Jaipur Literature Festival.

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 25, 2026

Sundance 2027 Boulder debut comes into focus as festival nears

Organizers for the Sundance Film Festival have released more information on the world-famous event ahead of its Boulder debut in January 2027. In late February, Sundance announced the dates for...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 20, 2026

What’s American Mah Jongg?

By Mary Kaye Seckler American Mah Jongg. It used to be a game played mainly by little old ladies in New York City, primarily Jewish, according to folklore. Now, in...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 18, 2026

Recipe: Late summer Ruby Red Pound Cake

By David Tisue One of the most underrated citrus cakes out there must be the Double Glazed Ruby Red grapefruit poundcake. That’s right — grapefruit. This double-glazed citrus beauty is...