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 Will Cornelius - 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...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 18, 2026

Best free things to do in Boulder

Free things to do in Boulder this weekend? Yes, please! You don’t need to save up to enjoy one of America’s most beautiful cities. Outdoor enthusiasts and art enthusiasts alike...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 11, 2026

The Chautauqua Summer Concert Series brings talented artists to the historical site this summer

By Emma Houckes If you’re running out of things to do this summer, check out Chautauqua’s summer concert series. The concert series features tons of genres, so each person is...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 5, 2026

SmithKlein Gallery shows fine art in the heart of Boulder

By Emma Houckes If you’re looking to experience Boulder’s vibrant arts scene in an upscale setting, SmithKlein Gallery should be on your bucket list. SmithKlein Gallery creates an experience that...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 5, 2026

Enjoy coffee, art and a good book at Trident Booksellers & Cafe in Boulder

By Emma Houckes If you are looking for a new third-space, Trident Booksellers & Cafe is Boulder’s go-to cafe, bookstore, and community event space. As the oldest cafe in Boulder,...

By Will Cornelius - Jul. 31, 2026

First-timer’s Guide: Boulder’s Farmers Market

One of the best parts of summer is visiting a farmers market. Since 1987, Boulder County Farmers Markets has connected residents with locally grown produce and other Colorado-made products. With...

By Toni Tresca - May 21, 2025

Erasing the arts

Trump’s NEA freeze disrupts Boulder’s cultural ecosystem and sparks a deeper reckoning

By Toni Tresca - Mar. 26, 2025

Bending toward justice

New local history exhibit explores ‘a uniquely Boulder story of LGBTQ+ rights’

By Toni Tresca - Mar. 4, 2025

Behind the wallpaper

Longmont author Jon Bassoff blurs the line between reality and madness in new novel

By Shay Castle - Nov. 26, 2024

Shaking, scared and off-key

Sober performances offer a needed respite to people in recovery