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Editor’s Letter

april 2014 publisher Andy Manz | AManz@LifestylePubs.com

his issue is all about women entrepreneurs, and there are a lot of them. In our feature article, we talk to several top female businesswomen and hear their success stories. All of the other stories in the magazine are about organizations for women, by women or businesses owned by women.

editor Heather Shoning | HShoning@LifestylePubs.com

contributing writers Dell Bleekman, Kate Manz, Jules Marie, Ellen Nordberg, Emily O’Brien, Camille Wilson

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It is a complete celebration of women in business. A recent mixer at Shine brought the majority of these women into one room. I was utterly in awe of the talent, wisdom and energy each of these women shared with me. The room was abuzz with excitement as old friends and new gathered to swap stories, congratulate one another and to celebrate their livelihood.

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editorial intern Haley Rae Published monthly, subscriptions are also available for $22 for 1 year, $39 for 2 years by visiting BoulderLifestylePubs.com

In this issue, you’ll read about women just starting out on their own, women who own wildly successful businesses, women who give back to others through their businesses and women in all types of careers from food production to retail to real estate and more. Each has her own measure and recipe for success and each is living authentically to her own ideals and morals.

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I applaud each and every woman represented within these pages as well as all the other women making their way in business—be it their own or someone else’s.

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April 2014

Departments

Good Times

Around Town

Locally Owned

Hops & Vine

Hot Spot

40 Giving Back 42 Open House

28 Women Making Waves

46 Now Open

49 Sold Properties

Top female entrepreneurs share their success stories.

42 Beauty In Simplicity

50 Lifestyle Calendar

Architect Cheri Belz transforms a Boulder home.

Parting Thoughts

46 A Modern Day Mercantile

Cedar & Hyde offers beautiful gifts from socially sound artisans.

Good Times

Great Gatsby Soiree Boulder Country Day’s annual gala at the St. Julien Hotel. Guests enjoyed dinner, dancing and “Roaring Twenties” themed music by The Rumble Seat Quartet.

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Good Times

Goldbranch Estates Wine Dinner Contest Jamison Hathaway-Clark was the lucky winner of the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Private Wine Dinner for 10.â&#x20AC;? Chef Hosea Rosenberg, Sous Chef Josh Chesterson and Master Sommelier Brett Zimmerman teamed up for a lavish, four-course Mediterranean theme dinner. Car service provided by Audi Boulder.

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Good Times

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Boulder Symphony celebrated young musicians including wunderkind violinist Phoenix Avalon at the recent Organ-Ic Orchestra. The concert featured the great prodigy composers Camille Saint-Saens, Gioachino Rossini and Felix Mendelssohn.

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Around Town CRAFT BREWERY HEATS IT UP Consider an enjoyable evening pairing award-winning craft beer with delicious, beautifully presented and memorable food. Join Lafayette’s Front Range Brewing Company as owners Will Boggs and Chris Dutton combine their love of unique and tasty beer with the talents of Chef Connie Ruel to host outstanding brewmasters’ dinners. A recent five-course meal paired Front Range’s Munichus bALTicus Porter with ancho duck confit, roasted garlic potatoes and a chickpea waffle drizzled with a molasses/porter reduction. Also on tap was Rumrunner Coffee Quad with an Espresso Rum Jelly Dessert. Each dinner pairs a chef-inspired appetizer, soup or salad, an entrée, side and dessert with a complementary beer. Front Range ages their brews in barrels which previously housed rum, brandy, Makers Mark or other distilled spirits, imparting an added layer of complexity to the beverage. The spicy, heady aromas of these craft beers tantalize every sense before the first sip. Front Range’s beer styles comprise a variety of ales, blondes, IPA’s, a German-style Kolsch, red ale, their infamous coffee quad and a variety of seasonal beers, including Ichabod’s Revenge Punkin Ale. Mark your calendars on May 10 and August 18 for upcoming brewmasters’ dinners. Check the online calendar for a plethora of food and music events, including upcoming cheese and beer pairings this year at FrontRangeBrewingCompany.com.

NEW MEDICAL AESTHETICS PRACTICE FEATURES LOCAL ARTISTS A new medical aesthetics practice has opened in Boulder’s Steelyards district at 2600 30th Street: Rinnova. The new practice specializes in non-invasive and minimally invasive procedures including body contouring, skin tone evening, skin rejuvenation and aesthetic services. Originally opened in July 2014, Rinnova moved in February to their permanent location at 2600 30th Street, the space formerly occupied by Boulder Lights. Todd C. Becker, M.D., PhD., explains the philosophy behind the new space’s design. “We wanted a space that offered patients privacy and convenience,” he says. “And, aesthetically, we wanted a space that would reflect that

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sense of harmony that our patients are seeking with procedures. So, we reached out to local artists to help create a space that reflected that idea.” Rinnova is working with local artist Will Day to create a modern inspirational collection of art to compliment the space. Day is an energetic painter who uses colors and compositions to inspire the soul and enliven the spirit and mood. He explains about the collaboration that he is thrilled to have art at Rinnova because of the incredible, serene environment that Rinnova is creating. “I think that vision goes very nicely with my art and my vision as an artist to really tap into emotions,” Day says. In addition to paintings by Will Day, the practice also features sculptures by Sherry Tipton. Pieces are available for purchase and the public is invited to stop by any time during business hours to view the collection. WillDayArt.com and SherryTiptonSculpture.com

LOCAL NONPROFIT HOSTS SUMMIT ON FOOD INSECURITY AND FOOD JUSTICE ACTIVISM Boulder Food Rescue, a local nonprofit that redistributes food from businesses to communities in need via bike transit, will host a conference titled the Forward Food Summit at the Impact HUB on April 5th and 6th. The conference is open to the general public and tickets cost $15. The mission of the conference is to provide information and tools to empower individuals to resist the injustices of America’s current food system and collaborate for change. Executive Director of Boulder Food Rescue Hana Dansky, says, “In order to truly change the food system, we need to start looking at the injustices from all angles. We hope to not only praise the work of many community members who have been addressing these issues, but look at gaps and holes in our work as well. We need to start having real conversations about systemic oppression and this summit will open up space to organize with each other around these issues so we can begin to obtain a real collective impact.” The two-day conference will commence at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 5th and end at 5 p.m. The second day will begin at 11 a.m. and conclude at 4 p.m. The Forward Food Summit will feature presentations from at least a dozen local food security and justice organizations in the form of lectures, workshops and field trips. Furthermore, the keynote speaker on Saturday evening is Majora Carter, who has extensive experience consulting on urban agriculture systems, employee engagement consulting for Whole Foods and accessible job creation and outreach for EBT pilot programs as well as extensive urban revitalization project and strategy work. Find more information about the Forward Food Summit and purchase tickets at the Boulder Food Rescue website, BoulderFoodRescue.org.

NONPROFIT CULTIVATION CENTER SET TO HOST FOURTH ANNUAL NONPROFIT TECHNOLOGY SUMMIT Nonprofit Cultivation Center is seeking proposals for the fourth annual Nonprofit Technology Summit. The Tech Summit is the only full-day event in Colorado connecting nonprofits to trainings that help advance knowledge and skill level with technology used in everyday work. This all day event, at the Boulder Marriott, is filled with multiple training tracks for the beginner to advanced practitioner. Knowledgeable and experienced individuals, consultants, organizations and tech-related businesses that are passionate about working with nonprofits are encouraged to submit a brief proposal. “Nonprofit Cultivation Center is excited to see what creative content the trainers will come up with this year. Due to the ever-changing nature of technology it is often hard for any business to keep up, let alone nonprofits who face tough challenges with limited means,” says Kristin Imo, Program Manager. In exchange for donating their time, trainers will gain access to significant promotional opportunity within the Colorado nonprofit sector. The Tech Summit will also offer attendees access to one-on-one meetings with technology experts in order to problem solve individual organizational challenges on the spot. For more information, visit NonprofitCultivation.org/professional-development/technology-summit.

FIVE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO COMMUNITY MEMBERS RECEIVE HIGHEST HONORS Five members of the University of Colorado community are recipients of the 2014 Thomas Jefferson Award, among the highest honors given at CU, the state’s flagship university. This year’s award winners – two faculty members, a staff professional and two students – were chosen for embodying and advancing the ideals of Jefferson, the third U.S. president and a Founding Father who greatly influenced American arts, sciences, education and public affairs. The Jefferson Award recognizes CU faculty, staff

and students who demonstrate excellence in the performance of regular academic responsibilities while contributing outstanding service to the broader community. The 2014 honorees are: Faculty: Charles Ferguson, Ph.D., associate professor of biology at the University of Colorado Denver. For years he has inspired students as a teacher, adviser, mentor and advocate. Ferguson is director of the BABS/MD Honors Program at CU Denver, and chairs the Health Careers Advisory Committee, which he helped develop. Therese Jones, Ph.D., associate professor, Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus; interim director of the Center for Bioethics and Humanities; director of Arts and Humanities in Healthcare Program. Staff: Peter Simons, director of the Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement (IECE) at CU-Boulder. He led the development of the institute, and has served as director since its establishment in 2005. He consistently demonstrates commitment to the belief that educators and students have a civic responsibility to engage with and learn from their communities. Students: Helen Achol Abyei, recent graduate of the University of Colorado Denver with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and theater. Praised for her profound love of writing, the theater and public speaking, she endured life in war-torn North Sudan while raising six children. After time in a refugee camp in Egypt, she settled in Denver, taught herself English and enrolled in college. Alexandra Antonioli, M.D./Ph.D. candidate in the Medical Scientist Training Program, CU School of Medicine at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus. A high school valedictorian in Montana, she went to Yale University, earned a bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and worked in a laboratory. A committee of CU faculty, staff and students selects winners. Recipients receive an engraved plaque and a $2,000 honorarium, and are recognized by the CU Board of Regents.

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Rocky Mountain National Park celebrates its centennial in 2015, and there’s no better birthday present for all of Rocky’s friends than Rocky Mountain National Park: The First 100 Years ($39.95, Farcountry Press, 2014) by award-winning Colorado author Mary Taylor Young. “Rocky was established as a national park in 1915,” notes Young. “But the story of any park with ‘Rocky Mountain’ in its name begins not just 100 years but a billion years ago.” Young’s lively prose carries the reader back in time to formation of the very rocks we see today. If geologic time could be speeded up, she writes, the forming of the landscape of Rocky Mountain National Park would play out in a grand spectacle of crashing tectonic plates, spouting volcanoes, gouging glaciers and mountains thrust skyward. Young understands the park’s allure. “I’ve been coming to Rocky since I was a little girl,” she says. “I credit childhood summers at my family’s cabin on Deer Mountain with setting the course of my life as a nature writer and zoologist.” The Rocky centennial book is Young’s fifteenth book focusing on the wildlife, landscape and heritage of Colorado and the West. She has taught seminars for the Rocky Mountain Nature Association every summer since 1988. Young’s enthusiasm for her subject shines throughout Rocky Mountain National Park: The First 100 Years, reflected in her meticulous research and engaging storytelling. She adroitly braids the lives of intrepid rangers, CCC workers, artful road engineers, dedicated scientists and droves of tourists into a grand tale, exquisitely illustrated with more than 250 historical and landscape photographs. As America lights the candles for Rocky’s 100th birthday, discover why there is so much to celebrate—a billion years’ worth! Rocky Mountain National Park: The First 100 Years is available at local bookstores and gift shops, through online retailers, or from Farcountry Press at 800.821.3874, FarCountryPress.com.

MOMENTOUS GIFT OF HOLOCAUST ARCHIVE TO CU-BOULDER WILL DRAW SCHOLARS FROM AROUND WORLD The Mazal Holocaust Collection, considered the world’s largest privately owned Holocaust archive and the most significant U.S. collection outside of the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., has been donated to the University of Colorado Boulder. The highly regarded collection comprises more than 20,000 books and 500,000 documents, pamphlets, photographs and other materials, including original transcripts of the Nuremburg trials. Five thousand of the volumes are limited editions and rare books. “This acquisition will transform CU-Boulder into a global center of scholarship on the 20th century Jewish experience,” says Professor David Shneer, the Louis P. Singer Chair in Jewish History and director of the Program in Jewish Studies. “By anchoring the university’s Archive of Post-Holocaust American Judaism with the story of the Holocaust itself and the destruction of much of European Jewish religious and cultural life, CU is now one of the only places in the world to be able to demonstrate how global Jewish life continued and flourished in the United States after World War II.”

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The archive is the life work of Harry W. Mazal, a retired businessman from Mexico City who made San Antonio, Texas, his home and became an internationally recognized Holocaust collector and researcher. Working with numerous volunteers, Mazal dedicated his life to creating a vast repository committed to defending the voices and memories of the victims of the Holocaust around the world by promoting scholarly research related to Holocaust studies, Holocaust denial, anti-Semitism and bigotry. “The Mazal Holocaust Collection is a unique collection of materials about the Holocaust,” Lipstadt says. “It will help make the University of Colorado Boulder one of the premier places for research on a myriad of aspects of the Holocaust. It is an amazing collection of documents which will be an asset to students at the university and researchers throughout the world.” After Mazal’s death in 2011, his family wanted to ensure that his life’s work and legacy would continue to be available to scholars, researchers and educators around the world. A portion of the books from the Mazal Library has been donated to the new Texas A&M University–San Antonio. The rest of the library, including the highly valued archive and limited edition books, has been donated to CU-Boulder. “The Mazal Holocaust Library was everything to Harry,” says daughter Aimee Mazal Skillin of Lone Tree, Colo. “It was his heart and soul and he made it his mission to debunk Holocaust deniers. His archive material was vast and CU has the capability to maintain, restore and share these valuable resources with the world.” For more information on CU-Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and the Archive of Post-Holocaust American Judaism visit JewishStudies. Colorado.edu

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On April 23rd, more than 20 independent and underground artists will be on display during a multimedia event at the Absinthe House, located at 1109 Walnut Street, from 6–10 p.m. Included in this night of entertainment are two 50-minute sets from the live bands, “Howl Moonshine Howl” and “Foxfeather,” as well as aerial fabric performances by “Stanza’s Cabaret.” RAWards 2013 Denver Makeup Artist of the Year, Sarah Swingle, will be presenting her incredible body painting abilities during an exciting live performance. This event will also feature a popup gallery of local visual artists (including a cake sculptor!) and photographers, as well as a handful of local accessory designers. Each artist will have work for sale, and all sales go directly to the artists. Local taqueria, T|ACO will be hosting mouthwatering street tacos, with several drink special available at the bar and music from resident DJ Hex throughout the night. Tickets can be purchased for $15 advanced online to sponsor a specific artist at: RAWartists.org/boulder/spectrum. General admission tickets will be available at the door for $20.

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ucked in an early 1900s Victorian-style home in downtown Boulder resides the brains behind the beauty of Alchemy Mineral Blends. Just over seven years ago, Breanna Ortola and Sally Walker came together as co-workers in the beauty industry and together developed a mutual appreciation for the art of makeup. Breanna and Sally also shared a compassion for helping women feel better about themselves through appearance and self esteem. With a business idea in mind, they traveled to Hollywood to attend the Cinema Makeup School to further develop their artistry skills. Upon returning to Boulder, the two young entrepreneurs were focused and ready to create an all-natural, 100 percent pure mineral makeup line. Knowing the harsh effects the Colorado sun can have on the face, they made it a point to have all their foundations rated as SPF-26. In the infant stages of the endeavor, Ortola and Walker would do makeup consultations at clients’ homes and then expanded to having spas and salons carry Alchemy products. Demand grew quickly in Boulder while Alchemy was occupying a small setup inside The Side Door Salon. With both women also being estheticians, they reached a stage where they knew Alchemy needed to be in a dedicated space so they could offer a variety of services including makeup applications for all occasions, head shots, weddings, lessons, eyelash extensions, microdermabrasion, peels and facial waxing.

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“We would do it for free if we could” is a common statement at the Alchemy room. From the moment I walked in, it was very clear that both women have a strong passion for what they do—making women feel confident and refreshed. The beautiful space also was a welcome change from the sometimes intimidating, cold, environment of a beauty salon. “Alchemy is a place to receive beauty therapy from the inside out,” Ortola says. With new digs in a charming downtown setting, and big momentum (winning “Best Of” THE KNOT in 2014) the pair are excited about having a warm, comforting home for their clients to come in and feel welcome and relaxed. Book club parties, girls’ night out and education classes are all starting to become a part of the daily scene at Alchemy Mineral Blends. Not only did I leave with a refreshed glow, but also with two new friends I feel I’ve known for years. For more information, please visit AlchemyMineralBlends.com.

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arianne “Gussie” Walter started drinking wine at a young age and has loved it ever since. She began making her own wine at home. She worked as a geologist for the USGS, and she and her late husband, Jeff, would take her wine on weekend camping trips. She says it holds up great in a Nalgene bottle and tastes great after a long day of hiking. When her husband passed away in 1995, she quit her job as a geologist and took up wine making as her career. She worked at a winery in New Mexico where she helped them set up their chemistry lab. Back in Colorado she worked at Trail Ridge Winery while getting her own—Augustina’s Winery—off the ground. “I was sometimes working up to three jobs while I was trying to get my own winery started,” Walter says. The work was painstaking, but she was determined to make it a success. She takes a slightly different approach to winemaking. “I make wines for sipping by the campfire or for relaxing on the back porch,” she says. She’s less concerned with following the “rules” of winemaking and more concerned with making something she thinks tastes good and that people will enjoy. Her dedication to Colorado and Colorado grape growers is unyielding. She has developed relationships with growers on the 26 Boulder Lifestyle | April 2014

Western Slope on which she counts for her annual production. “Getting the grapes can be tough,” she says. “The number of wineries has outgrown the number of growers.” She is careful to get her orders in early to ensure delivery. However, it’s still not a guarantee. Bad harvests have affected her orders from 2010–2012, and 2013 was not a great year either. She hopes for great weather conditions for 2014. Walter makes about 11 wines per year—nine of which are standards on her wine menu. Local favorites include WineChick Red, Boulder Backpacking Wine, Bottoms Up White and her limited edition WineChick Cherry. You can sample the wines at her small tasting room at the winery in North Boulder. Bottles can be purchaseds at local retailers and farmers’ markets including Boulder and Louisville. You’ll also find Walter 4715 North Broadway B-3 peddling her wares at wine Boulder festivals along the Front 303.520.4871 Range and the large ColoraWineChick.biz do Mountain Winefest.

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Kim Coupounas and her husband Demetri are avid outdoor enthusiasts. Through years of backpacking and mountaineering, the couple found the lighter they packed, the more they connected with nature on their journeys. However, to have all of the gear they thought they needed, they were often weighed down. After years of trying to trim weight from their packs, they realized it was the core items—their packs, sleeping bags, tents and clothing—that were the culprits. 28 Boulder Lifestyle | April 2014

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“I love that my work at both B Lab and GoLite is focused on using business as a force for good in the world.” —Kim Coupounas

It was in that realization that GoLite was born. The couple set forth to develop a line of gear that would be lighter and more sustainable than other products on the market. In recent years, they also cut the middleman out of their business model and brought their premium products direct to consumers through wholly-owned GoLite stores and e-com site to enable their products— and therefore the outdoors—to be more accessible and affordable for consumers. “We want to help people lighten up to enjoy the outdoors more. And by making outdoor gear more approachable for everyday people, we hope more people will spend time in nature and become stewards of our beautiful planet,” Coupounas says. Her dedication to stewardship goes beyond GoLite. Coupounas is now the Colorado director of B Lab, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that serves a global movement of entrepreneurs using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems. In her new role, she is leading a collaborative effort to make the state of Colorado the leader in modeling a better way to do business. B Lab is the standards organization behind the over 900 Certified B Corporations around the world, all of whom meet the most rigorous global standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability. GoLite has been a Certified B Corporation since 2008. While Coupounas is still a founder and co-owner of GoLite, she is no longer involved in the day-to-day activities of the business but rather focuses with her husband on the company’s “big picture” and long term strategy, including their continued retail store expansion globally. “I love that my work at both B Lab and GoLite is focused on using business as a force for good in the world,” Coupounas says. Visit GoLite at 1222 Pearl Street or GoLite.com

jennifer egbert Remax Alliance Real Estate Agent

Jennifer Egbert studied fine art and worked in high-end retail sales before she found her calling in real estate. She had a friend who was an agent and very encouraging of her career change. “This career has given me more than what I was looking for,” she says. “It taught me human nomenclature and how to be a good listener.” She says being a real estate agent is a creative outlet for her. “We real estate agents deal with the highest levels of emotion, and we handle them with grace,” Egbert says. While she acknowledges not every transaction is amazing, she knows it’s not about her experience—it’s all about the client. “It’s about the other person being taken care of,” she says. While she’s busy taking care of her clients, she is sure to strike a balance between her career and family life. Her partner is busy with graduate school and she has a 3-1/2 year old son. She says her biggest challenge is not suffering from working-mom guilt, although like in her work, she handles it with grace.

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“We are expected to do everything and be amazing at it,” she says of working women. Egbert strives every day to be amazing, and she succeeds. To have Jennifer help you buy or sell a house in Boulder, please visit JenniferEgbert.com

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Long-time Boulder resident Leah Colby worked in event planning for a non-profit for seven years before making the leap to start her own business—La Dolce Events—three years ago. “I had family and friends asking me to help them plan their weddings,” she says. She did this work on the side until finally, knowing Boulder was a great market for her own event planning business, she took the leap. “You have to take the risk and learn in the process,” she says. She loves the creative aspect of her career, and is pleased she was able to give up splitting her time between two jobs and focus on her own business. Today, 90 percent of Colby’s business is word-of-mouth referrals. She enjoys working with her clients, but says it was a struggle to leave the structure and security of working for someone else. She employs several part-time workers, and is looking forward to bringing on full-time staff to specialize in the different areas of her business. Colby currently offers planning services for birthdays, gradApril 2014 | Boulder Lifestyle 29

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uations, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, private parties, art shows, bridal showers, baby showers, fundraisers, corporate and non-corporate events and, of course, weddings. For more information, please visit LaDolceEventsBoulder.com.

effective and successful. I have more energy for work and life.” To share this success with others, Pierrat founded Emerging Woman, a platform to promote feminine leadership and entrepreneurship. Last year her first event was held in Boulder. She had no idea how many women would attend, and more than 350 showed up. “It was amazing. There were women entrepreneurs, engineers, writers…almost every sector was represented,” she says. “All of these women wanted to have the same conversation.” The event featured guest speakers such as Elizabeth Gilbert, Alanis Morissette, Eve Ensler and more. All giving their personal take on creating a compassionate community and creating a new way of working—the feminine way. This year’s event will be held October 9–12th in New York City. Featured speakers include Arianna Huffington, Tara Sophia Mohr, Gabrielle Bernstein and more. For more information or to register for this year’s event, please visit EmergingWomen.com

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Chantal Pierrat’s work in the corporate world was characterized by competition and aggression. She worked hard in ways that were outside of her character to get ahead in her career. She knew this work ethic was not sustainable—she wasn’t being true to her personal character. She was faced with exhaustion and needed to find a way to work that would leave her feeling energized instead. As Pierrat found herself in an emerging leadership role, the idea came that she needed to be able to shed her “masculine” style and lead with her feminine side in a caring, nurturing way—a way that was true to her nature and would be sustainable. It was then she discovered other women needed guidance in this arena to be able to lead in business in a truly feminine way. “I wanted to lead a movement for creating a conscious way of leading,” she says. “When I am leading with my heart, I am more

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Barbara Wilson grew up in the clothing and lingerie business and in 1979 opened Christina’s Luxuries, a store carrying lingerie, clothing, swimwear, accessories and natural body care and perfumes. Wilson has one daughter, Christina, and says she manages family life and work “with the help of God. And yoga.” She loves that she gets to work every day with a team of best friends and sharing life with her customers, whom she cherishes. “I have the best job a girl can have and still call it work,” Wilson says. “Having my mother and grandmother as such great role models, I was destined to have a society of Christina’s Lingerie Lovers of my own in Boulder.” For more information, please visit ChristinasLuxuries.com

“I have the opportunity to create my dream job every day.” —Sarah Schupp

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UniversityParent came to fruition when Sarah Schupp was a senior at CU Boulder, thanks to her parents. “My parents kept asking me all of these questions like where they should stay when they came to visit,” she says. “They were looking for a different side of the community than I knew.” Schupp approached the school with the idea of developing a guide to the school and community designed to help parents. CU agreed to partner with her and the first printed guide was underway. Schupp approached local business to advertise in the guide, and after graduation she took on the project as a fulltime career. The next school she approached was CSU, then she took the guide to her hometown of Dallas. Today UniversityParent prints guides for more than 200 schools nationwide, but the larger accomplishment is that 3000 colleges are represented on the company’s website. Parents can access hotels, restaurants and more when planning college visits. In addition to planning visits, parent can use the site to get admissions information, pay tuition online and get Lori Kemmet the sports schedule, as well as read a multitude of articles about how to help your child adjust to college life. Schupp has been named one of INC. magazine’s Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30, Businessweek’s Top 25 Entrepreneurs under 25 and one of the Denver Business Journal’s Top Women Under 40. She’s been named a “Player to Watch” by the Gates Foundation and was recognized by the White House & the United Nations as one of the country’s top young entrepreneurs.

With this success, Schupp enjoys learning and growing every day and working with her great team. She credits her husband with making it easy to manage her career with her family life. She has created for herself a position that allows her flexibility with her time to be with her daughter and soon her second daughter due this month. “I have the opportunity to create my dream job every day,” she says. “Women in the U.S. are so fortunate in business—there’s no difference whether you’re male or female.” Schupp’s great grandmother could be the inspiration for her entrepreneurial spirit. “She started a hospital in the 1940s,” Schupp says. “When I start to think my job is hard, I think of her and the adversity she must have faced.” For more information, please visit UniversityParent.com

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Lori Kemmet is busy. She’s a dentist with her own practice. She’s a co-owner of South Boulder’s Yoga loft. And she is a direct sales distributor for Pangea Organics. Whew! Kemmet was a dentist in the Air Force before moving to Boulder and starting her practice, Incredible Smiles, in 1989. She says her staff there is amazing and like family. “I look forward to Monday morning— honest,” she says. “I look to find people who have the same work ethic and values that I received from growing up in the Midwest. I found them! You can experience it at Incredible Smiles!” Despite her love for her dental practice, Kemmet says her Pangea Organics business is the most fun she’s had in a long time. “The direct sales model is something I always avoided—but not any longer. It takes a great —Lori Kemmet DDS product and a company with great vision for me to align,” she says. “Since Pangea is no longer sold in retail stores people are looking for it—especially in Boulder. I love helping people with their skin problems and we all have them. I promote toxic-free living. It’s about the entire body and entire earth for me. My health and yours means a healthier mind and planet!”

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As if all this isn’t enough, Kemmet has big plans for the future. Not to open another business, though. She says Yoga Loft will add a second studio next door to its current location. “I want more hot yoga—but we will be keeping it authentic at the same time,” she says. She supports her husband Jeff Bailey (also an owner in Yoga Loft) with his yoga teacher trainings and his newly released book The Yoga Mind. She currently has 450 beauty ecologists on her Pangea Organics team. She plans to double that by the end of summer, and she and her husband are working together on a book for people with home-based businesses. Lori Kemmet is a woman who takes action. For more information on Incredible Smiles, please visit IncredibleSmiles.com

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ready to take the next step—ownership—she knew it had to be just the right situation to uproot her husband and two small children. She put out feelers for about two years before she found the right place: Boulder. “I wanted a small town environment,” Hampson says. But she didn’t want to sacrifice fine dining, great shopping and quality of life. Naturally Boulder is a great fit. The timing was right for children—a first grader and a two-and-a-half year old. “My kids get the luxury of being with their dad,” she says. “Which allows me to focus on my career without feeling guilty.” Hampson is grateful that she gets to have the best of both worlds. “Making this shift was a career goal,” she says. “So it’s exciting.” Two weeks after taking over the dealership, the floods hit. Despite a rocky start, she says it’s exactly what she’s hoped it would be and she’s having a ton of fun. For more information, please visit AudiBoulder.com

For more information on Pangea Organics, please visit PangeaOrganics.com/jeffandlori

For more information on The Yoga Mind, please visit TheGift.org

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Last fall, Jaymie Hampson made a bold move—literally and figuratively. She packed up her family and moved them from Portland to Boulder when she partnered with Kuni Automotive and purchased Audi Boulder, what was then Stammler Audi. “I’ve been in the automotive industry my entire adult career,” Hampson says. She started during college answering phones in a dealership. She worked her way up through several dealerships in California and Oregon. She says she worked pretty much every position in a dealership at one time or another. When she was

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Julie Meko has spent 15 years helping people create change in their lives. “My favorite part of my job is making someone’s desire for change happen,” she says. “It’s exciting to be involved in such a crazy time in their lives.” After living in Boulder for five years, she began selling real estate because of her passion for working with people and her love of Boulder. Meko says a difficult part of her job is that the inventory in Boulder is limited, which can create stress for her buyers. The Boulder market is comprised of many micro-markets and finding the right home for her buyers can be a quite an endeavor. Meko enjoys this

It’s the excitement and my strong belief of the magic we have here in Boulder that carries me. —Jody Nagel

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challenge and says she works hard for her buyers and sellers. “I enjoy taking what can be a very stressful situation and making it a smooth process for people,” Meko says. The single mom with 8-year-old twins knows about stress. However, she finds balance between her work and personal life, and says she lives in a great neighborhood full of people who lend a helping hand when needed. To have Julie help you buy or sell a property in Boulder, please visit JulieMeko.com

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“Unleash your inner hippie,” says Jody Nagel, owner of Boulder Granola. “Question things.” The Boulder lifestyle is what inspired Nagel to start her business. She moved to Boulder 24 years ago from the East Coast, where she felt like a stranger in her own world. She knew when she landed here, it was the place for her and her family. “You could get an organic apple here 24 years ago,” she says. “This is what I like about Boulder. We question everything: religion, lifestyle, western medicine, education and, of course, food.” Three years ago when Nagel found herself about to be an empty-

nester, she needed a passion and quickly found her calling. She decided it was time to put her love of Boulder into a tangible item that would reflect her love for the city and what Boulder is all about. “Granola. It’s an avenue for a greater message,” Nagel says. “It’s the perfect archetype.” So she set forth to take her mom’s 45-yearold recipe for granola and rethink it in Boulder terms. She uses certified gluten-free oats and her granola has the lowest sugar content of any of the granolas on the supermarket shelf, she says. It’s 100 percent organic. “I think a Boulder brand has to be organic,” she says. “It’s important for us.” Today, Nagel has two full-time and six part-time employees. She is attending Natural Products Expo West, a huge natural products show founded by New Hope Natural Media, where the Boulder natural products industry is well-represented. The show itself is representative of Nagel’s biggest challenge. “The food business is difficult,” she says. “It’s a crowded category. But I’m competitive. It’s the excitement and my strong belief of the magic we have here in Boulder that carries me.” Nagel is looking forward to a packaging refresh and increased distribution this year. Boulder Granola is available at Whole Foods throughout the Rocky Mountain region, Vitamin Cottage, King Soopers, Alfalfa’s and Lucky’s Market. You can also find it in many restaurants and retail stores. For more information, please visit BoulderGranola.com

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Erin Carson and Melissa Lindamood are managing partners of Boulder’s RallySport Health and Fitness Club. Each has worked at RallySport—open since 1983—for more than 20 years and together purchased the business in January of this year. Carson, general manager, is a former college basketball coach April 2014 | Boulder Lifestyle 33

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and says her desire to help people live strong, vital lives inspired her move to the fitness industry. Lindamood, comptroller, has a marketing background in the outdoor industry. Both are excited and rewarded by seeing the club’s members live amazing lives and say it is an honor to run a fitness facility in one of America’s fittest city. Having watched the industry change and grow over the last 20 years, they aspire to provide educated and experienced leadership through programming and personal training while also acting as role models by demonstrating balance and health in their own lives. Future plans include continued reinvestment in the facility and its people in order to build upon the company’s three key values: hospitality/facilitating human connections, expertise and vision. For more information, please visit RallySportBoulder.com

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After owning her own business and working in the corporate field, Sutton Fell found herself looking for some job flexibility when she was pregnant with her first child. She was dissatisfied having to sort through all the scams and ads to find the jobs she knew were out there. Out of her frustration came the idea for Flexjobs. “Essentially, when the idea for FlexJobs came up, I was not looking to start another company,” Sutton Fell says. “But I felt so passionately about the idea to make it easier to find these ‘needle in the haystack’ type jobs, I decided to go for it.” One challenge she faced was having the revenue model work the way she wanted it to. Another was more personal. “From the personal perspective, it was a huge challenge to adjust to having a baby and being a parent while also essentially giving birth to FlexJobs,” she says. Despite the challenges, Sutton

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Fell loves helping people find jobs that make their lives better. Her life is better having a career she enjoys while maintaining the work-life balance. Even as she continues to grow her business, she keeps set work hours and she sets clear boundaries for herself. “When I’m working, I’m really working,” she says. “And when I’m with my family, I’m really focused on my family.” For more information, please visit FlexJobs.com.

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lready in its third year, Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place’s creators are hardly new to entrepreneurialism. You may have dined at their first restaurant and Boulder icon, Trilogy—launched when the owners were merely 24-years old. After a nine-year success, the triplet sisters sold the family business and operated a catering company. The trio of Executive Chef Jessica Emich, Bar Manager and Director of Events Jill Emich and Frontof-House Manager Jennifer Emich then launched Shine, which they collectively own and operate. “We’ve been negotiating since the womb, which is why we work so well together,” states Jill. Jessica pipes in, “We dream and scheme together.” Female entrepreneurialism runs in the family. Both their mother and grandmother were self-employed. “That gave us the will and the strength and courage to move through,” says Jessica. Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place’s mission is to create a place for everyone to nourish themselves through food, community, dance, education and celebration. A large part of this goal is achieved through offering local, organic, holistic, nutritionally inspired comfort food. Boasting about their 100 percent non-GMO and 100 percent gluten-free kitchen, Shine delivers the full package. All of its beers are brewed onsite; it even crafts its own “intention-based potions” made with an enticing blend of herbs, gem and flower essences with a clandestine concoction of mystic, magic and playful elements added. When asked about the challenges of being entrepreneurs, all seem to take the risk in stride.

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Anywhere from five to eight handcrafted beers are on tap including its best seller Trilogy IPA ($5.50) and gluten-free star Liberation ($6.50). Shine potions are available in non-alcoholic “magically enchanted” blends ($6.75) or offered as a base for a conscious mixer. Owl Eyes is a beloved favorite. EVOLVING

It’s a synergistic family—both literally and figuratively. The trio is growing the business and selling their business lines through places like Mile High Organics where clients can have select goodies delivered straight to their door. They are also selling (now bottled) potions in other Boulder-based establishments. Beer growlers and bottled potions are also available to go from the restaurant itself. “We’re excited to spread the love,” states Jessica. The happiness behind family and health and nurturing one another inside the community is almost palpable. Shine Restaurant & Gathering Place is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner with brunch on the weekends.

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t’s no secret that Boulder has a homeless population. What is private businesses, “Ready to Work” offers homeless adults with not as apparent, however, is that there are small non-profits paid temporary work so they can acquire the necessary skills for that address the challenges associated with not having a home and the future. It also assists with housing and individualized aid with offer instrumental guidance on how to the hope of leading to stable and perchange the situation. Boulder Bridge manent employment. House is one of these amazing places. The program accepts both men Bridge House’s mission is to address and women. However McDevitt says immediate survival needs of homeless about 40 percent of graduates are feand working poor individuals and promale and that women in general have vide resources which lead to employdifferent needs. ment, housing, personal stability and Homeless individuals seeking emhealing. Open year-round, the facility ployment consult with an employ—Jerrica Allen offers basic needs and serves as a guide ment specialist who then either helps to step out of homelessness. them navigate through a job search Because everyone has various circumstances that have caused immediately or identifies the barriers them to be on the street, Bridge House discusses and analyses the that need to be addressed over a lonobstacles each individual faces when walking in the door. It’s from ger term and places them in “Ready to this starting point that each person can truly begin to make progress. Work.” Barriers may include not having worked in a while perhaps they’ve Ready to Work Boulder Bridge House struggled with a previous addiction or Executive Director Isabel McDevitt understands the obstacles the need to clean up old debts. IndividPO Box 626 not having a place to call home can bring, which is why she has uals then complete a 30-day internship. Boulder helped launch “Ready to Work”—a program for providing tran- Afterward, they are placed in a paid po303.442.8300 sitional jobs. Collaborating with local government agencies and sition, working a minimum of 20 hours BoulderBridgeHouse.org

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per week (sometimes more). Jobs include working in a kitchen or on a maintenance crew and other possibilities. “We have real jobs for people. It’s not just busy work,” McDevitt says. “‘Ready to Work’ provides a stepping stone.” After about 6 months, most students graduate and move away from the program via other employment and newfound stability. Program participant Jerrica Allen was thrilled. “I had hope for the first time in a long time,” says Allen. “When Tim, the “Ready to Work” case manager, let me know that I had been accepted, I was ecstatic. Here was my chance to change my life.” The idea is that by allowing people to create a solid track record, employers will be more willing to hire candidates. And it’s working. Eighty percent of trainees who enter the program obtain full-time conventional employment after completion. When women reach the end of the program, they are rewarded with clothing to help them put their best foot forward. Boulder-based, high-end apparel company, Willow, recently donated a generous amount of apparel, and Crocs donated shoes. It is through contributions like these that women gain the tools they need to move forward. By building a bridge of opportunity, “Ready to Work” empowers women and helps them step out of homelessness. Challenges accompanying people caught in the cycle of poverty disrupt our entire community, and we can do more to help.

HOW YOU CAN HELP If you see the “Ready to Work” crew out in City parks and business districts, thank them for their hard work and courage to turn their situation around. Inform your friends, family and colleagues about ‘Ready to Work.’ If someone on the street panhandles and says they don’t have a job, refer them to “Ready to Work.” Consider contracting the crew for your company’s needs or hire a graduate to join your team as a full-time employee.

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ome renovations, large or small, tend to be stressful undertakings. This is no surprise; the house is an intensely personal object, a reflection of taste and personality. Add to that the fact that renovations likely last for years and the stakes are high for getting it right the first time. When Dawn and Doug Brandt bought their Boulder home in 2000, life was in full swing. Busy with jobs and kids, they knew their new home—a 2,700 square foot, two-story in the Rock Creek neighborhood—desperately needed a makeover. But back then it simply wasn’t a possibility, so they made do with the cramped kitchen, baby blue carpeting and warren of light-deprived rooms that comprised the main level. Flash forward to September 2011, when the kids were grown and gone and Dawn was ready to tackle a project. “We didn’t want to move since the neighborhood is fantastic,” she says. “We love our neighbors and really take care of each other.” Something had to give.

The Right Fit

Dawn began interviewing architects. But they were pushing large-scale renovations and although she couldn’t put her finger on it she knew it wasn’t quite right. “The irony is that I didn’t know exactly what I wanted, but I knew what I didn’t want,” Dawn recalls. Boulder Architect Cheri Belz took a look at the space and inspiration struck. Belz, a self-described modern, organic architect, has long incorporated natural elements such as stone and wood in her work. She approaches projects with a minimalist eye, striving for open space and simplicity. Belz realized that what was being proposed was more than might be necessary; she believed she could deliver what the Brandts wanted within a modest budget. Wanted: The Perfect Kitchen

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spent a great deal of time in the kitchen, then a tiny room separated from the living room by a load-bearing wall. Belz says Dawn was cut off from the rest of the home when she was in the kitchen. Starting from the kitchen, Belz envisioned an open space that favored clean lines and understated elegance. The centerpiece, an oversized island with playful curved lines, would be the focal point. For many people

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The front entryway remained an issue. “It was so small,” Dawn recalls. “You’d open the door and just about run into the stairs leading up.” Belz proposed pushing out the front and raising the ceiling, creating an airy entryway flooded with natural light. Dawn began researching oversized wooden doors that would catch the eye. In all, it seemed a graceful solution to provide a welcoming entry point for visitors.

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The Brandts lived upstairs while the work proceeded, the upper guest bedroom doubling as a type of kitchen. “Of course I had this vision of going to our mountain cabin for a few months and coming back to a finished house,” Dawn says with a laugh. “But that’s not how it works.” During that time Dawn remained deeply involved in the finer details of the process, choosing finishes and hardware. Belz welcomed the collaboration, as receiving client input is crucial to her overall process. Kitchen Tours

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stablished in October 2013, Cedar & Hyde is a modern day mercantile highlighting curated goods in its Boulder brick and mortar shop just off of Pearl. Owned and operated by two sisters, Christie and Poss Lambert, Cedar & Hyde sells goods created by craftspeople across the U.S. and socially sound global artisans. Having grown up in a large family whose parents ran a business that appeared to diminish as community support shifted toward bigger box stores, its demise left a mark on the sisters. In massive retail chains, they found the quality and stories behind the pieces were nearly nonexistent. Using that experience as a springboard for inspiration, the Lambert sisters decided to create a store representing brands made by individuals they can believe in. “We’ve decided to focus on quality made goods crafted by artisans domestically and globally,” Christie says. “The product we select is sourced from people whom we feel are meeting the demand of modern society, holding onto old morals.” Walk inside and you’ll find a handpicked treasure trove of highend apparel for men, women and children, home goods and market items alongside select items produced by Boulder artisans. Rugs to hats to salted licorice, one could spend a couple hours just thumbing through the selection of goods. With its warm and rustic décor, this is anything but a big-box, cookie-cutter, mass-appeal store. Every item gives off a handtouched sense; it’s a boutique that welcomes lingering. From men’s pocket squares to deliciously scented candles to delicately crafted women’s earrings, Cedar & Hyde’s eclectic mix of diverse inventory is sure to satisfy every need. “We wanted people to be able to walk into a space that energetically felt different. The work behind every item holds a story, and it’s that story that creates a unique feel you get to take home with you,” adds Christie. Being located in the prime shopping hotspot near the Pearl Street Mall, they have clients that drop in weekly to nab anything from pickles to new hair clips for their daughter or a gift on their

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way to a party. Christie feels that is one of the best parts about being situated in Boulder. “We get to welcome folks into the shop to find the perfect pair of jeans, and then see them out to dinner later that night wearing them. It’s so fun to get to see the way people incorporate the pieces they purchase from us into their lifestyle, you don’t get that in a large city,” says Christie. A close connection with the community is near and dear to the heart of both owners. Offering quality and sustainably made goods with a touch of polished sophistication is paramount. The mix is a combination of alluring home goods, creative gift options and well-made accessories. If you’re looking for a distinctive gift for someone special or simply want to indulge yourself or linger in curiosities for awhile, Cedar & Hyde is a sure bet.

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April Lifestyle Calendar

April 1, Recurring Tuesdays

Awards and one of the greatest jazz pianists of the last half-century, comes to Boulder leading the Salsa Orchestra in an innovative symphony that honors Latin orchestral tradition. Tickets start at $14. CUPresents.org/ events/eddie-palmieri-salsa-orchestra

April 5

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Every Tuesday night, Cured Boulder hosts a free wine tasting at the shop, with the fourth Tuesday of each month consisting of a ‘blind tasting’ of the best selling bottles from the weeks prior. CuredBoulder.com

Make your way downtown to enjoy the opening weekend of the Boulder Farmer’s Market. The market, which has been in Boulder since 1987, features over 150 participants, including both professional and small-scale farmers, vending organic, locally-grown foods. BoulderFarmers.org

April 3 Boulder Mountainbike Association Spring Soiree

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Join BMA for their annual Soiree, in an effort to fundraise for the association’s trail building, bike maintenance and community outreach efforts. The event will start with happy hour with beer on tap from Oskar Blues, wine from Hazels and appetizers. Later, President Mimi Mather will present BMA’s accomplishments and awards, followed by a buffet-style gourmet dinner. An auction of two custom bike frames by Siren Bicycles and a door prize drawing will close out the night. Tickets for the door prize drawing are $5 each or 5 tickets for $20. BoulderMountainbike.org

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children who have supported the St. Baldrick’s Foundation and shaved their heads in support of childhood cancer research. There are also opportunities to volunteer at the event or donate to the cause. Help St. Baldrick’s and NetApp achieve their $25,000 goal to give hope to infants, toddlers, children and teens fighting cancer. StBaldricks. org/events

CU Boulder Campus

Presenters from around the world travel to Boulder to participate in what film critic Roger Ebert referred to as the “conference on everything conceivable.” This symposium includes talks, panel discussions and a plenary address by Graham Nash and David Crosby. More than 200 events take place over the five-day conference, all of which are open to the public. Colorado.edu/cwa/

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Join REI experts for a look at the effect of September’s ‘1000 Year Flood’ on the landscape and infrastructure of Boulder County’s Open Space system. OSMP naturalist Dave Sutherland will speak on the changed ecosystems and geology of Open Space, as well as post-flood recovery efforts and how you can get involved. REI.com/stores/boulder

The Mrs. America Pageant system presents the 38th annual Mrs. Colorado pageant. The nationally televised competition recognizes ‘America’s Married Woman.’ Finalists are judged on beauty and physical fitness, as well as opinions on marriage, community and important issues of the day. The winner of the competition will receive a prize package valued at over $30,000 and will advance on to the national Mrs. America Pageant. MrsColorado.com

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April 12

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Join the Boulder Symphony for an evening of 17th Century theatrics in Scenes from

April 5 Boulder County Fairgrounds

Stroll around Building A of the Boulder County Fairgrounds and check out the new and vintage guitars available to be bought, sold and traded by guitar enthusiasts and professionals alike. Afterward, head over to one of the restaurants and breweries that neighbor the fairgrounds. Tickets are $5 at the door. RTRGuitarShow.com

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Lifestyle Calendar Henry Purcell’s “King Arthur.” Purcell’s British escapism includes serenading shepherds, mischievous magicians and a glorious victory over the Saxons, and it will leave you with a newfound affection for Mother England. Tickets Student/Senior $5, Adult $10, under 18 free. BoulderSymphony.org

April 12

along Pearl Street Mall from one tasting stop to the next, sampling cuisine from 15 Boulder restaurants and tasting wines from 15 Colorado wineries. Pamper your palate while experiencing one-on-one interactions with Boulder’s culinary and wine talent. Tickets are $75 and are on sale now. TasteOfPearl.com

National Grilled Cheese Day

April 13

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To celebrate the ooey, gooey goodness of melted cheese and toasted bread on National Grilled Cheese Day, Cured will be hosting a grilled cheese and whiskey tasting at the shop. CuredBoulder.com

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April 13

Bring your pups and participate in Boulder’s best canine-friendly 5k run/walk. The event proceeds support Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA), a Boulder nonprofit. The

race starts at 9 a.m. Afterward enjoy live music by Last Men on Earth and drinks from Avery Brewing beer garden. CanineClassic Boulder.webs.com

April 15 Tax Day Blues and Booze Sale Cured

Got the Tax Day blues? Lessen the pain with a stiff drink and a chunk of fine cheese. Cured will be offering 20 percent off all spirits and blue cheeses on the 15th. CuredBoulder.com

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The 2014 Legacy Luncheon will celebrate the Colorado Legacy Foundation’s work in public school innovation. This year will feature Keynote Speaker Sir Ken Robinson, New York Times bestselling author and world leader on the development

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of creativity and innovation in the field of education and honor entrepreneur and education philanthropist Dan Ritchie for his outstanding contributions to education in Colorado. Tickets are $125 and registration is now open. COLegacy.org

April 19th 37th Anniversary Easter Egg Race Grandrabbits Toy Shoppe

Grandrabbits Toy Shoppe hosts a day of Easter egg hunts and activities for ages 10 and under. Children will receive a basket of fun-filled activities, enjoy special guests and race to find plastic eggs filled with ‘Bunny Money’ coupons worth 5 cents to $10. There is also one special ‘Golden Egg’ mixed in. Times vary throughout the day according to age, running from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. GRToys.com

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Extraordinary People with Frank Day Museum of Boulder

Enjoy fine wine and cheese while listening to Frank Day, Chairman and CEO of Rock Bottom Restaurants, entrepreneur, restaurateur and philanthropist share his remarkable story at the future home of the Museum of Boulder. Tickets start at $12 for museum members and $15 for non-members. BoulderHistory.org

April 26 MMMMMMBoulder-Movies, Music, Movement, Monologue, Modern Art and Magic The Dairy Center for the Arts

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This evening of movies, music, movement, monologue, modern art and magic centers around a show featuring short movies by Boulder County filmmakers alternating with live music. 3rd Law Dance/Theatre will provide movement and local storytellers and poets will contribute monologue. Magic and modern art will be found in the lobby, thanks to Gregg Tobo of Astonishing Productions and Boulder artists including Annette Coleman, Linda Parks, Catherine Pistone, Sydney LaSasso and Heather Taylor. Food, wine and beer will be sold by Bon Appétit Mobile Bistro and Boulder Bowls food trucks and Shamane’s Bake Shoppe. Tickets are $25. MMMMMBoulder.com

April 26 3rd Annual Children’s Peace Garden Bee Earth Day Children’s Peace Garden

Explore the beauty of Growing Gardens’ organic farm as it comes to life this spring. Children will be able to plant seeds, investigate insect habitats, learn about the worm composting system and local honeybees and create ‘garden art.’ There will also be an obstacle course in which kids will weave through a set of garden mazes and obstacles, and prizes will be awarded upon completion. GrowingGardens.org/children-s-bee-earth-day

April 27 Downtown Boulder’s Tulip Fairy and Elf Festival Historic Downtown Boulder & Pearl Street Mall

Ring in another spring season with a much beloved Boulder tradition: the Tulip Fairy and Elf Festival. Join the Tulip Fairy and her little helpers as they parade up and down Pearl Street Mall, ‘waking the tulips.’ This springtime fair features special performances and free activities for the pint-sized fairies and elves. BoulderDowntown.com

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Through November Workout on the Wild Side Scott Carpenter Park

Fitness for Living offers a fresh approach to fitness with it’s outdoor boot camps and power yoga. The boot camps are designed for a wide range of ability and fitness levels, and group dynamics and friendships formed are what make the camps so unique. Each day at boot camp is different and progresses in difficulty. Camp directors develop self-motivating tools to keep campers inspired and to monitor progress. Nutritional guidance, heart-rate based training tips and inspirational emails round out the Boot Camp program. Camps start at $89. FitLiv.com

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