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Lifestyle Letter

Color(Full) I

SEPTEMBER 2016 publisher

recently stumbled upon one of those cliche personality quizzes to see what “color” best describes your personality. I decided to put it to the test and see how accurate it was. The quiz went through a variety of basic questions such as: “Pick a weird paint color name, from ‘Salty Tear’ to ‘Mermaid Net’.

“What area would you renovate in your house first?”

“Choose a world cuisine.” Mexican, duh!

“What would you want to find at the end of a rainbow?”

The questions went on and on, and only seemed to get stranger. Before I started the quiz, I predicted which color I thought I would be. Yellow.

To my surprise, my color was white. I love white, but it is not technically a color.

“You have an innocent nature, without being naive. You like things to be done properly, and can’t deal with too much clutter and mess in your life.”

Hmmm…

Not being able to deal with a mess when you have four children (sometimes five, counting husband) and a dog, isn’t an option.

While I’m not sure that am a believer in the validity of this online quiz, the process was fun. What I realized about myself, is as the seasons change, so do my cravings. This rings true for food, clothing, activities, and even colors. I love fall almost as much as I love a tenderbelly pretzel dog from Cured on a friday afternoon.

The air of fall will soon sweep crisp air through Boulder County. Along with that, all the offerings the season has for us Boulderites to partake in.

Our September issue celebrates all the colors of fall fashion; traditional and nontraditional. Fashion for your wardrobe as well as your home. We sat in the studio with Edie Ure, pg 74 as she breaks the mold of traditional indigo dyeing by using flower, plant, and compost dyes. We also hopped on the bus with Old Gold and they showed us their vintage revival on wheels pg 66.

We had so much fun with the issue and hope you enjoy it as much as we did. And whatever your color is, don’t take it too seriously, it’s ok to break the rules.

Andy Manz | AManz@LifestylePubs.com editorial director

Dana Lapinel | Dana.Lapinel@LifestylePubs.com publication director

Elorie Slater | Elorie.Slater@LifestylePubs.com managing editor

Kate Manz | KManz@LifestylePubs.com director of operations

Felicia Meyer | Felicia.Meyer@LifestylePubs.com copy editor

Heather Shoning | Heather.Shoning@LifestylePubs.com editorial photographer

Colleen Kelly | Colleen.Kelly@LifestylePubs.com contributing writers

Riley Cowling, Lisa Grove, Colleen Kelly, Emily O’Brien, Meg Simon contributing photographers

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September 2016

Departments 22

Good Times

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Around Town

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Our Contributors

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Hops & Vine

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Sold Properties

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Locally Owned

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Food & Wine

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Healthy Lifestyle

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Inspired By

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Trend Setter

74 DIY Shibori

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Local Limelight

We can't get enough indigo this season. Edie Ure shows

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Open House

us how it's done.

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55 Motorcycle Mamas

A fall fashion shoot featuring illustrations by Petite Press

and biker babes.

66 Vintage Prospecting

Meet the Toth sisters, two fashionistas, one bus and plenty of Old Gold vintage.

102 City Scene

90 Pearl Street Performers

We hit the streets to feature some of Pearl Street's iconic and

talented performers.

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104 Lifestyle Calendar 110 Local’s Choice

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Avery Brewing Company's 23rd Anniversary Avery Brewing celebrates its 23rd anniversary with live music from North Mississippi All Stars, Wood & Wire and The Hop Pickers. PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE BREWTOGRAPHY PROJECT.

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Jennifer Egbert Client Appreciation

Jennifer Egbert hosts her Client Appreciation Party at Arcana. PHOTOGRAPHYÂ BY LISA DOANE PHOTOGRAPHY.

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Guests mingling

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Good Times

Arugula Beer Dinner

In late spring, Arugula hosted local food media and community influencers to debut its latest culinary offerings and new, modern dining room design. Guests enjoyed a delicious four-course meal paired with unique wines and creative signature cocktails by Chef/Proprietor Alec Schuler. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JUSTIN COPIOUS JOFFE.

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Good Times

Holes of Hope Scores Big for the Tebo Cancer Center

Supporters of the Tebo Cancer Center in Boulder enjoyed a great day of golf and camaraderie at host Lake Valley Golf Club. In its seven years, the Holes of Hope golf tournament has contributed just over $300,000 to this great local resource. For more information on Holes of Hope or the Tebo Cancer Center visit LakeValley.com.

The winning team from 1st National Bank of (L to R), Shane Todd Reed, the Tournament’s Title Sponsor, winner Dee Perry, Interim President of the Boulder Houska, Rob Lynch, Jeremy Ehardt and Larry Wood of the Closest to the Pin contest on hole #12 Community Health Foundation thanking the players for their support again this year!

Larry Dryer - just won $5,000 in the Putting Contest!

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Boulder Beer 37th Anniversary Celebration Colorado's First Craft Brewery, Boulder Beer celebrates their 37th anniversary!

UP THE ANTE & SUPPORT THE Y! A F u n d r a i s e r & L a s V e g a s -T h e m e d G a l a B e n e fi t i n g t h e Y M C A o f B o u l d e r V a l l e y

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

7–11 p.m.), Adventure Film School’s two-day interactive photo and filmmaking workshop with industry leaders, Family & Kid’s Show, Taiko Drummers, live art performances, special appearances and massive giveaways.

Tickets are available at the Boulder Theater. For more information, visit: AdventureFilm.org

WINE SPECTATOR AWARDS FLAGSTAFF HOUSE WITH ILLUSTRIOUS GRAND AWARD 33 YEARS IN A ROW Flagstaff House has once again been honored with the Wine Spectator Grand Award for its commitment to fine wine and its 15,000-bottle wine cellar, an award they have won every year since 1983. Flagstaff House is one of only three restaurants in the world to have earned the award for this long. The Wine Spectator Grand Award is the crown jewel for restaurants with world-class wine programs. It is given to “restaurants that show an uncompromising, passionate devotion to the quality of their wine program,” says the Wine Spectator. “These restaurants typically offer 1,000 selections or more and feature serious breadth of top producers, outstanding depth in mature vintages, a selection of large-format bottles, excellent harmony with the menu and superior presentation. These restaurants offer the highest level of wine service.” This year, there are only 88 Grand Award winners worldwide. FlagstaffHouse.com

LUCKY’S MARKET ANNOUNCES OPENING DATE FOR MUCH-ANTICIPATED NEW SOUTH BOULDER STORE Lucky’s Market, a Boulder-based natural foods grocer, will increase its local presence and local impact with the opening of a new store in the former Savers space in the Table Mesa Shopping Center in South Boulder at 695 S. Broadway. The new South Boulder Lucky’s Market has been designed to impress and will stock a vast variety of organic and local fresh produce at competi-

2016 ADVENTURE FILM FESTIVAL & STREET FAIR

tive prices. Shoppers will find a variety of delicious in-house cured and smoked bacon, house-made sausages, fresh seafood and a full selection of “never ever” meats from the in-house butcher, which

Don’t miss the premiere of the 12th annual Adventure Film

have never been treated with antibiotics or artificial growth hor-

Festival at the Boulder Theater. Presented by Fjällräven and

mones. Customers will enjoy a juice bar that prepares fresh juices

Intrepid Travel, Boulder’s own homegrown celebration will show-

and smoothies throughout the day, a welcoming community café

case the year’s most insightful and groundbreaking independent

area and an experiential apothecary department. To learn more

films from outdoor exploration to environmental heroism. Raw,

about Lucky’s Market, please visit LuckysMarket.com

gritty, committed — experience the earnest devotion to the pursuit of truth, on the edge of the believable, through the courageous journeys of true adventurers. Awaken the broad smile of unfeigned delight while soaring above the trees, carving fresh lines in a

THE POST BREWING COMPANY IS BEST PERFORMING COLORADO BREWERY AT 2016 U.S. OPEN BEER CHAMPIONSHIP

cascade of shimmering snow, scaling an inconceivable granite

The Post Brewing Company took home two medals at this year’s

wall and pedaling beyond the bounds. These journeys and stories

U.S. Open Beer Championship — one gold and one bronze — making

are where dreams are born and legends are made.

it the best performing Colorado brewery in the competition. Howdy

Adventure Street Fair hours: Friday, Sept. 30, 3-10:30 p.m.;

Beer won gold for Best American Lager / Pilsener, and Top Rope won

Saturday, Oct. 1, 12 p.m.–10:30 p.m. The weekend festivities also

bronze for American Premium Lager. This year’s competition saw

include a Community Night kick-off party at Fjällräven (Sept. 29,

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Casa Firenze NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION!

Sample our private label Italian wines throughout the month of August RSVP to jennifer@goldbranchestates.com

Directions from Boulder: Take Foothills Pkwy (CO-157) North, this becomes he Diagonal Hwy (CO-119), turn Right onto Niwot Road and go East 1 mile, turn Right onto Longview Drive.

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more than 5,000 contestants with breweries from as far as Hawaii

COMMERCIAL SERVICE DIRECT TO TELLURIDE

and Germany sending in their most prized brews in more than 90

A moment we have all been waiting for has arrived. Colorado

different styles. Judging in this annual competition is blind — judges

Flights Alliance has completed a deal with Great Lakes Airlines

from the U.S., Canada and England taste each entry without knowing

to reinstate commercial air service direct to Telluride Airport

what it is. “It feels spectacular,” says Brewmaster Bryan Selders. “It

(TEX) beginning December 17, 2016. With an average of 10 flights

really validates everything we’re doing — knowing that the American

per week planned, including one flight per day during slower

beers we make are accepted and prized around the country and that

periods and two or more flights per day during peak seasons,

the flavors we create speak to people around the country.” The Post

Great Lakes will fly direct year-round from Denver International

Brewing Company has a singular mission which has you in mind:

Airport (DEN). Now with tons of options and increased service for

We craft high-quality beers that are flavorful, expertly balanced and,

non-stop flights into Montrose Airport (MTJ) from Denver (DEN),

above all, outrageously drinkable. These are food-minded beers that

Dallas (DFW), Houston (IAH), Chicago (ORD), Newark (EWR),

are easy to drink for fun-lovin’ folks. PostBrewing.com

LaGuardia (LGA), Atlanta (ATL), Los Angeles (LAX) and San

THE SECOND ANNUAL JAIPUR LITERATURE FESTIVAL AT BOULDER

Francisco (SFO), the added bonus of direct flights from Denver (DEN) to Telluride Airport (TEX) makes getting to Telluride faster and more efficient than ever.

In its 9th year, Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) India is the world’s

Whether coming for the skiing or simply to enjoy an escape to

largest free literature festival, drawing some 330,000 people to Diggi

the beautiful mountains of Colorado, Telluride has something for

Palace in the Rajasthani capital this past January. The festival serves as

everybody. With skiing, snowboard-

a beacon of free speech around the world, giving rise to more than 200

ing, snowshoeing, snow biking, fat

other literature festivals, both in India and other countries. Dubbed “the

tire biking, sledding, cross country

greatest literary show on Earth,” JLF successfully expanded to London

skiing, snowmobiling, heli-skiing and

in 2014, and sought a U.S. location for 2015. After meetings with major

more, it’s no doubt that Telluride is an

U.S. cities including New York, Chicago and Seattle, festival organizers

adventure lover's year-round para-

chose picturesque Boulder, with a population of just over 105,000, as

dise. TellurideSkiResort.com

its only stateside location. Voted the U.S.’s brainiest (more Ph.Ds per capita than any other U.S. city), happiest and foodiest city, the festival was wildly successful in its first year in Boulder last year. Festival organizers expect 15,000 people from throughout the country and around the world to attend this year. “Boulder is a perfect host city to

COLORADO HORSE RESCUE 'MANE EVENT' — FOREVER HOME ANNUAL FUNDRAISER

explore new ideas, debate contentious issues from race and religion to

Join us for a special evening of

history and philosophy,” said Festival Producer Sanjoy Roy. “We were

dinner, music and entertainment as

delighted with the success in year one and look forward to an exciting

the Colorado Horse Rescue celebrates 30 years of helping horses.

second year.” For more information, confirmed speakers and registra-

Festivities begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 24, 2016, at the

tion, visit JaipurLiteratureFestival.org/Boulder

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Westin, Westminster. Partake in fabulous silent and live auctions

generously donated a ‘Friends of the Club Trip,' to be raffled off the

while you mingle with friends and horse lovers from across the state.

night of the event with all raffle proceeds going to Blue Sky Bridge.

Come support one of the most highly regarded horse rescues in the country. Together we can raise the much-needed funds to help our current horses and future herd members who will find their way to CHR. We are proud to have helped thousands of horses over the past 30 years. As we look to the future, with continued education and awareness, we can make a difference in the plight of the unwanted horse.

For tickets, and event details, please visit our website at CHR.org

For more information please visit WillowBoulder.com or call 303.818.5950.

SEEKING MEMBERS TO WORK IN COMMUNITY, FOR COMMUNITY For 15 years, pro-bono consultancy Social Venture Partners has worked to strengthen client nonprofits around Boulder County from the inside out. As more nonprofits have sought SVP’s business acumen to strengthen their internal systems and services, the organization has stretched to meet those needs. With the need for their services continuing to grow, SVP seeks additional resources to meet the demand.

SVP member volunteers (“Partners”) share the belief that strong nonprofits deliver better results and, as such, seeks to strengthen their own organizational infrastructure by gathering clients, friends and allies to join them as members. Interested members of the community are invited to get in touch as SVP actively grows its ranks in fall 2016. Join the organization, and learn more about the benefits of membership and SVP’s impact by visiting svpbouldercounty.org for a list of upcoming events. SocialVenturePartners.org/Boulder-County/

WILLOW’S THIRD ANNIVERSARY EVENT Willow, a luxury women’s boutique in Boulder, is celebrating its

ROWDY MERMAID TAPS THEIR FIRST DRY HOPPED KOMBUCHA BEER

third anniversary on September 29, 2016. Attendees will be treated to

Rowdy Mermaid is the first kombucha-maker in the Boulder region

cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, music and more, including a Willow fashion

to produce an alcoholic version of this tea-based fermented beverage.

show. With hair by Downtown Refinery and makeup by Vert Beauty,

Rowdy Mermaid is also the first kombucha-maker in Colorado to receive

the runway presentation will feature new, fall 2016 collections avail-

a liquor license. Rowdy Mermaid’s Wild Sour Dry Hopped Kombucha

able at Willow and a preview of fall trends. Attendees can sip cham-

Beer contains 7.5 percent ABV and tastes like a Belgian-style sour

pagne, snack on sweets and shop Willow’s newest arrivals as well as

lambic. It will be available exclusively at Rowdy Mermaid’s tap room for

Vert Beauty’s organic, eco-chic pop-up shop. The event will benefit

now, but retail sales of the original brew are expected later in the year.

Blue Sky Bridge, a child and family advocacy center, with 10 percent of all Willow sales from the evening going directly to the charity.

Additionally, each purchase will include entry to win a wide array of Willow giveaways. Inspirato, a luxury destination travel club, has

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Get Rowdy on August 13 from 5–9 p.m. with Boulder's First Alcoholic Kombucha! Come celebrate the debut of Rowdy Mermaid's Wild Sour Dry Hopped Kombucha Beer with music by Michael Anthony Jones and healthy fare from Zeal Foods. RowdyMermaid.com

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Good Morning, Sunshine.

39th Annual September Storewide Sale When warmed by glorious sunlight, there is no wrong side of the bed, especially when that bed is dressed with the world’s finest and most beautiful linens. Our experienced staff will help you choose the perfect certified organic mattress, meticulously milled Italian sheets, textured coverlets, fluffy large-cluster goose down comforters, and unique decorative pillows. So you have a beautiful way to greet each morning.

Enjoy 15% off everything.

Visit us in Denver, Boulder, or online. Sale ends September 30.

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Our Contributors

EDITORS' CRAVINGS

Grow House Grow Palace tile

Creative Women natural striped hand towel -Cedar and Hyde

Aésop Rinse-Free Hand Wash and Hand Balm -Cedar and Hyde

Wandertree Macrame plant holder, Fiori in Alchemy

nice & neutral Creative Director, Kate Manz

In Bed Linen Sheets-Cedar and Hyde

" These are the best sheets in the world" Nathan Miller (Boxcar) Chocolate- Cured Kouign Amann- Moxi Bread Company in Louisville

Humble Ceramic Tumblers- Cedar and Hyde

"Or anything made by humble ceramics"

"My morning Moxi addiction" Velvet Plant Died Throw Pillows by Edie Ure

Salihah Moore Beaded art and Earrings -Nod and Rose 32

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New Wall Art Paper Birch — Black Tree Rings by Cat Coquillette $65

society6.com Alchemist Pendant $248

anthropologie.com

Adelaide Sofa $1999

gusmodern.com Antique Gold Hairpin Floor Lamp $179.99

rustic refined

worldmarket.com

Art Director, Sara Minor

Wood Factory Stool, $775

makr.com

Rouka Office Chair $299

cb2.com Mimico Storage Ottoman $950

gusmodern.com

Moda Cement Planter $99.95

cb2.com

Commune Storage Bench, $699

westelm.com

Y Rack $205

thehyfen.com/y-rack

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Hops & Vine

Boulder's Best Brews POST BREWING CO.'S MEATHOOKS MILD ALE

SAMPLED BY:

Meathooks

BEER NAME:

BREWERY:

STYLE:

Colleen KElly

Post Brewing Co. Mild Ale

WHAT’S THE FLAVOR:

A wintertime profile with a summertime weight.

PRICE TAG:

ABV:

$9.50 for a six-pack

4.1 % COLOR RATING: LIGHT

DARK

AROMA:

Malty and welcoming

HOP RATING:

WOULD TASTE BEST WITH:

A light meat dish like a steak salad would pair splendidly with this full-flavored, lower alcohol brew.

OVERALL:

FINAL COMMENTS:

This beer is misunderstood in its characterization as

Beginner beer lovers and seasoned drinkers alike

a mild ale. At first glance, Meathooks resembles

will appreciate the complex profile the Meathooks mild

a high-ABV porter. However, at first taste the

ale brings to the table (or campfire, or picnic ...).

drinker is delightfully surprised at the weightless-

Meathooks transcends seasonal stereotypes and continues

ness and light malt flavor this ale packs.

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to be a mainstay on the Post Brewing Co.’s beer list and hopefully in your fridge!

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19 Arrowleaf Court

$5,650,000

$5,400,000

96%

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229 Alder Lane

$2,599,000

$2,584,000

99%

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1014 Mapleton Avenue

$2,100,000

$2,300,000

110%

8

2913 6th Street

$2,050,000

$2,060,000

100%

4

2050 Oak Avenue

$1,750,000

$1,725,000

99%

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1715 View Point Road

$1,789,000

$1,695,000

95%

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1755 View Point Road

$1,690,000

$1,690,000

100%

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801 Quince Avenue

$1,600,000

$1,660,000

104%

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1077 Canyon Boulevard 204

$1,795,000

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3175 Kittrell Court

$1,750,000

$1,650,000

94%

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1133 Woodland Court

$1,599,000

$1,610,000

101%

6

385 Broadway Street

$1,750,000

$1,600,000

91%

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7831 Spring Drive

$1,625,000

$1,595,000

98%

12

2210 Spotswood Place

$1,549,900

$1,539,900

99%

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5136 Ralston Street

$1,495,000

$1,495,000

100%

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1795 View Point Road

$1,500,000

$1,430,000

95%

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759 11th Street

$1,450,000

$1,425,000

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2220 Spotswood Place, Boulder $1,970,000

125 Meadowlook Way, Boulder $1,670,000

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BRINGING THOUGHTFULNESS TO CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ARTICLE MEG SIMON | PHOTOGRAPHY SIMPLY SUZY PHOTOGRAPHY

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Meet Sarah and JP, co-founders of Chasing Windmills, a Denver-

as an actuary. After working as an actuary in the corporate world

based company that makes children’s clothing and nursery

for eight years, Sarah began building a photography business on

bedding from merino wool — a lightweight, quick-drying, odor

the side, making the move to do something she was truly in love

resistant and impossibly soft fabric. Sarah and JP first met in their

with as a career. Her willingness to re-evaluate and pursue some-

freshman dorm, just a few days into their undergraduate years

thing she cared about inspired JP to rethink his own career choice.

at Bowdoin College in Maine. Their journey then took them to

Working as a full-time lawyer, he was beginning to feel that work

Washington D.C., where JP attended law school and Sarah worked

was consuming his life.

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It took a sick day to give JP the final push he needed to leave behind

their willingness to begin a relationship with him, as well as their passion

his law career. Home for the day from his office, JP ended up research-

for merino, inspired JP to pull the trigger, leave behind his law career and

ing merino wool and where it came from (at this point, he already had

begin the company he and Sarah had been dreaming about.

a favorite merino shirt of his own, which he wore almost every day he

Sarah and JP designed Chasing Windmills with the goals of embrac-

wasn’t in the office). In his research, he stumbled upon ZQ Merino, the

ing the adventurous spirit of childhood and connecting families, includ-

same company Smartwool, Ibex and Icebreaker use to source their merino

ing children, to a sense of environmental appreciation and wonder.

wool. The company spent an hour on the phone with JP talking shop, and

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Their most recent clothing line is ideal for the active child; — whether

and ZQ Merino sources its wool from Australian and New Zealand

reading on the couch or embarking on a more serious camping

sheep that are raised by ranchers who meet strict environmental

adventure, merino wool is incredibly soft and quick to dry. With say-

and animal welfare standards. All of ZQ Merino’s sheep are grazed in

ings like “Follow Rivers,” “Go Outside” and “Adventure,” printed on

free-range, pasture-based systems, with minimal human intervention

playful blue and orange merino, Sarah and JP’s designs capture the

so the sheep can be … well, sheep. Every ZQ Merino rancher also

magical spirit of childhood.

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Aside from the source of their wool, Sarah and JP also try to embed their company with an appreciation for the environment by creating products that can last. Their bedding line can transition easily from infanthood to toddlerhood, and the clothing they make

focuses on keeping the “quality over quantity” motto at the forefront of their business decisions.

“We don’t want to be one of those companies that releases a new collection every month,” says Sarah.

is durable and simply designed, enabling it to be passed from one

Instead, they are carefully working to curate their next collec-

child to the next. Chasing Windmills products are also now made

tion, a series of long john pj’s, which will include items to fit kids

entirely in the U.S., reducing the carbon footprint of the company.

up to 8 years old.

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PRESERVATION INSTINCT STAYING COOL AS A CUCUMBER WITH AMONG THE COLORS. ARTICLE LAURA KRUDENER PHOTOGRAPHY SARA FORD

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y garden is official going wild. From now until October it will be a part-time project to upkeep, har-

vest, cook and preserve all the goodies that our harvest is giving us. First up in our garden preserving process are PICKLES. The cucumber vines are going off, and I couldn’t be happier. This is my third year growing cucumbers and, finally, I seem to be having some luck. For the first batch of cucumbers, I didn’t have much time, so I opted for this quick pickle recipe to get me started. With quick pickles, it is a fast, no-fuss process that allows me to harvest a handful of cucumbers and make pickles without busting out the whole pressure-canning process. You just refrigerate them for a week and you are good to go. The pickles are good for four to six weeks, so they are great for all your cookouts and also make a great hostess gift.

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SMALL BATCH GARLIC & DILL PICKLES Makes 5 pint jars.

INGREDIENTS • 3–4 cucumbers • ½ red onion, sliced and cut in halves • 3 cups apple cider vinegar • 3 cups water • 4 tablespoons of sea salt • 2 teaspoons of organic cane sugar • 1 head of garlic • I bunch of fresh dill • 10 peppercorns • 1 tablespoon chili flakes • 1 tablespoon celery seeds

DIRECTIONS Slice cucumbers into wedges. Bring water and vinegar to boil; mix in sugar and salt. Stir until dissolved. Turn off heat and let cool. Meanwhile, prep the garlic. Peel the garlic cloves and then give them a smash.

To assemble the jars, first, stack in the pickles, and save some room for the other flavors and vinegar mixture. Next, add in dill and garlic. I like to two to three cloves and about four pinches of dill. Add red onion. I like to do four or five halved, single slices per jar. Next, give a pinch or two of the celery seed and crushed pepper. Once the vinegar mixture has cooled, pour it into the jars making sure to cover the top of the cucumbers. Seal jars well. Refrigerate for one week. Pickles will keep four to six weeks.

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Soul Searching FINDING SELF-BETTERMENT THROUGH YOGA TEACHER TRAININGS.

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eing proficient at the practice of yoga is not just about being able to master the downward dog pose. Yes, yoga is popular amongst

athletes as a recovery day, as well as with Boulderites looking for an hour of calm, but it also serves higher purposes. Yoga, at its core, is a multifaceted practice and all-encompassing lifestyle with goals much deeper than a good stretch. For many Boulderites who seek to gain even more from yoga than their regular classes, yoga teacher training courses are intensive, immersive yoga experiences that expose participants to the complete yoga lifestyle and philosophy.

According to Marsha Austin, owner of Radiance Power Yoga in Boulder, there is a variety of local studios that offer teacher training classes, including Radiance Power Yoga and Yoga Loft among others.

“Boulder is blessed with a wide range of top-notch yoga training programs led by truly masterful teachers in so many different styles,” says Austin. “Locals don’t have to travel to get a world-class yoga experience.”

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When choosing a training, it’s important to emphasize that yoga teacher training programs are not the same as yoga retreats.

Destination retreats, such as those that Shoshoni Shambhava Yoga offers, are short reprieves from daily life, essentially vacations where you can lay out your mat on the beach and have down time to enjoy other recreation. While beneficial, these are very different than yoga teacher trainings, which Austin describes as much more rigorous and demanding, but ultimately even more invigorating and rewarding.

The Yoga Alliance, North America’s accrediting body for yoga instructors, requires a standard 200-hour training program in order to become a yoga teacher, and many Boulderites participate in the training regardless of whether they have goals of becoming an instructor. Instead, teacher trainings serve as intensive self-betterment experiences for locals and provide opportunities for a wealth of personal reflection. By learning the full eight limbs of the yoga practice (the physical practice is just one small piece of the teachings), yogis begin to understand themselves on a deeper level, have more clarity about what road blocks they are experiencing in their life, and gain an acceptance of who they are, among many other benefits.

The commitment of going through a yoga teacher training course is one that should not be taken lightly.

“Yoga teacher trainings are a deep journey into getting to know yourself better, which can be very challenging,” says Austin. That being said, taking part in a yoga teaching training can ultimately be a life-affirming experience to help you become more at peace with yourself and your world. You don’t have to be an advanced yoga practitioner to participate in a training, and it’s a study in the universal truths of yoga that, according to Austin, can be explored and enjoyed by anyone.

Yoga Retreat vs.

Yoga Teacher Training Not sure whether a destination yoga retreat or yoga teacher training is right for you? Ask yourself some questions about your intentions, goals and commitment.

• Are you looking for a quick escape from a demanding job or the bustle of daily life?

(Yoga Retreat) • Are you feeling “stuck” in any aspect of your life and looking for deep-seeded answers to overcome it?

(Yoga Teacher Training) • Do you find yourself wanting to extend the lessons you learn in your yoga sessions to more aspects of your daily life?

(Yoga Teacher Training) • Do you need to hit the reset button with a quick excursion into a quiet, natural setting for some peace and clarity?

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BIKERS & BABES STYLING WENDY TALMON | ILLUSTRATIONS PETITE PRESS | PHOTOGRAPHY NOAH BERG

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eptember in Colorado might still feel like summer, but here at Lifestyle, we've got fall on our minds: a fresh, new season

for a chic, new you.

For our Bikers & Babes shoot captured by the talented

Noah Berg, we partnered with stylist Wendy Talmon and Rocky Mountain Harley-Davidson, a unique creative pair, who added edge to timeless classics. (Think denim, leather and more leather!) Completing the style trifecta was Boulder illustrator Sarah Nicholsen of Petite Press who brought her own creative stylings to create the dreamy, illustrated backgrounds.

This is admittedly not the first time a motto-inspired shoot has been done: you might remember the September 1991 issue of Vogue and the iconic “Wild at Heart” spread featuring supermodels Cindy Crawford, Tatjana Patitz, Helena Christensen, Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Karen Mulder and Stephanie Seymour. Styled by the legendary Grace Coddington, fashion was never again quite the same. Fast-forward 25 years (which, coincidentally, many fashion experts believe to be the full lifecycle of a fashion trend), and it's time once again to revel in rebel fashion.

“Whether you're a hard-core biker or just love that classic biker look, you can incorporate some edgier pieces into your own style,” says Talmon.

And who doesn’t love a little edge?

We stuck with basic black-and-white, adding pops of Pantone's fall 2016 color lines for a bold statement: greys, burgundy, tans and teals. We hope these pages inspire you to make your own bold statement, to fear not the edge of fall, and to always stay wild at heart.

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SHIRT | Inspyre Boutique | Vegan Leather, Burgundy Tank JACKET | A Line Boutique | IRO han leather moto jacket. $1221 PANTS | Goldyn | MM6 stretch crepe jersey leggings with cutouts NECKLACE | Goldyn | Eli + Barry brass rectangle necklace MOTORCYCLE | Rocky Mountain Harley-Davidson SHOES | Two Sole Sisters | Cordani Rafferty wedge in black suede. Made in Italy. $212

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DRESS | MAX Clothing | Zero Maria Cornejo dress. $965 SHOES | Two Sole Sisters | Coclico Oju bootie in navy blue suede. Made in Spain. $440 EARRINGS | Goldyn | Ruby + George silver and turquoise oval drop earrings

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SHIRT | A Line Boutique | AMO “tomboy” tee in dirty white. $105 JACKET | A Line Boutique | IRO Ashville moto jacket in black. $1200 PANTS | Goldyn | Rachel Comey Legion Pant in dirty white SHOES | Two Sole Sisters | Gidigio shearling lined black leather, lug sole bootie. Made in Italy. $428 MOTORCYCLE | Rocky Mountain Harley-Davidson

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SHIRT | A Line Boutique | IRO Imaan tee in black. $133 JACKET | Goldyn | The Wilds vintage fringe suede jacket in tan PANTS | Goldyn | Union Mercantile vintage distressed Levi jeans SHOES | Two Sole Sisters | Gidigio shearling lined black leather, lug sole bootie. Made in Italy. $428 NECKLACE | Goldyn | Ruby + George turquoise eagle necklace with silver chain MOTORCYCLE | Rocky Mountain Harley-Davidson

Photographer: Noah Berg Photography @noahbergphotography Stylist: Wendy Talmon @wandertreeco Illustrations: Petite Press | Sarah Nicholsen

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@petite.press Make-up Artist: Studio Be Salon | Stephanie Brady @studiobesalon_stephanieb Hair Stylist: Studio Be Salon | Beth Weber @studiobesalon_bethweber Models: Hosnah Safi & Krysal Harrelson Studio Location: Massif Studios @massifstudios Clothing + Accessories: • A Line Boutique @alineboutique • Goldyn @shopgoldyn • Inspyre Boutique @inspyreboutique • MAX Clothing @maxclothing Shoes: • Two Sole Sisters @twosolesisters Motorcycles: Rocky Mountain HarleyDavidson @officialrockymountainhd

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Stay Golden Two sisters, one bus & lots of rad vintage with Old Gold

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atalie and Allie Toth have a vision — making vintage more accessible, approachable and as green as possible. Originally from Arizona, the sister duo recently reunited in Colorado and brought their originally online-based business, Old Gold, on the road. For two years, they have been hunting for quality vintage and selling it on Instagram and Etsy. But, after finding a bus that suited their style, Natalie and Allie have been traveling across Colorado and beyond CONTINUED > to share their passion with the masses.

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Riley: How did this idea begin for ya’ll?

Allie: We’ve always been sisters, always been thrifters and always loved vintage. We always wanted to have a boutique growing up, and then we realized how expensive that is so then we gravitated toward this truck idea. It’s so expensive to have a boutique, especially in Boulder and especially on Pearl Street, so [we thought] let’s just start with a bus! And then eventually we can grow into a store.

Natalie: I’m even thinking another bus and then we can work more on our online sales. Originally, we were focused on “boutique, boutique, boutique” but now …

Allie: …[n]ow we really like the bus, and it’s fun to drive around!

Riley: Are there difficulties or challenges surrounding where you can park your bus?

Allie: It’s more lenient here in Boulder than in Denver, but you couldn’t, for example, just park on Pearl Street and be in business.

We’re kind of figuring our ways to maneuver around and figuring out where we can park. We’ve made a lot of connections with local breweries and [Natalie’s] husband owns a restaurant, so we just pop-up and sell there. And then it’s a fun atmosphere in general — drinking beer and buying vintage!

Riley: What’s your strategy when thrifting?

Allie: We just know. As we sell more and more things on the bus, we are realizing what people like between what sells and what people are asking for. Just knowing — picking up something and recognizing its quality and seeing it as something that people will appreciate. We’ve worked in the fashion industry recently, myself at Buffalo Exchange and Natalie at Common Threads.

Natalie: And now we know what to look for because of what people were buying. We almost shop differently for ourselves now because we inspect everything to ensure good quality items.

Riley: Do you have spots you frequent when thrifting?

Allie: We’ll typically stop in a thrift store on the way to the hot springs and it’s always the random, weird, small places that are the best!

Natalie: We’ll find good leather, good jewelry, good cowboy boots in places like that. We’re branding ourselves slowly in terms of our inventory. We have become more curated, western and bohemian.

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Riley: Being sisters, do you find pros and cons that come with that?

Allie: We’ve always been close. I recently moved to Colorado from Europe. We spent a lot of time apart, so we feel we are making up for lost time while we do this.

Rekindling a friendship we had while we were younger.

And obviously, we fight …

Natalie: …[a]nd make up very quickly!

Allie: Like the same day we’ll call each other and apologize. [both laugh] But I think [being sisters] makes it really easy in a way, I couldn’t trust anyone the way I trust her. And because we’re sisters, we are so different and we bring very different styles to the bus. We try to represent our true, individual selves and what we wear daily.

Natalie: [Allie] is definitely more European, funky and fun in her style. While I’m more conservative and almost classic in my style.

Riley: What would you consider your favorite part of working in the industry?

Allie: Finding one-of-a-kind pieces! I like wearing something that I know no one else in this town has.

Natalie: We also like the hunt. We enjoy picking and believe we curate well and have the eye — and that’s one of the best parts! The events we do are also a big perk.

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Indi-go Wild

Edie Ure's Use Of Color And How She Uses Flowers And Compost To Get There.

ARTICLE KATE MANZ | PHOTOGRAPHY KELSEY HUFFER

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ndigo Shibori is our newest obsession this season. The pattern making technique first arose from Japan and Africa

centuries ago, and uses wood blocks and intricate folds, clamps and binds to create a resist patterns in the fabric. “It is essentially grown up tie-dye,� says Edie Ure, a local artist and designer.

Ure, who has worn many hats in the fashion industry, now spends her days as a natural dye artisan and owner of an eponymous interior brand who works with other designers such as Ryan Roche, FairEnds and Garza Marfer (to name a few). Ure gave us a peak at what the Shibori process is like, and filled us in on her life as an artist and embracing natural elements in design.

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DESCRIBE THE EVOLUTION OF YOUR ART PRACTICE AND YOUR BACKGROUND.

I am a native Londoner and after graduating in fashion and textiles from Central St Martins, I worked as a designer in Milan, Paris and then New York working at Ralph Lauren Home. Later, I owned a couple of businesses, one print design company which enabled me to create prints for many major New York brands from Ralph Lauren, to Calvin Klein, GAP Ulla Johnson and Tocca. Before moving to Colorado, I owned a children's wear label, which I co-designed with Ulla Johnson.

My ex husband's job brought us to Boulder and we moved very suddenly. At the time I had never lived anywhere so un-urban, I was more about human nature than nature. It is quite the opposite now.

After I moved to Boulder, I took a step away for a few years because I had two young kids and there wasn't really a fashion industry here.

It gave me a chance to absorb where I was living; the mountains and the remote and wild places in Colorado. I wanted to communicate that through my work and coming back to textiles was a very natural step for me. I utilize raw materials to dye my textiles: bark, leaves, flowers, roots, vegetables and minerals, to create luminescent colors without the use of toxins or chemicals.

I now work as a natural dye artisan sustainably dyeing textiles for apparel/interior designers and I own an eponymous interior brand.

HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR SIGNATURE STYLE AND USE OF COLOR?

I create easy pieces for the home that convey warmth and spirit, and bring color into a neutral landscape, like a vase of flowers. Color is key in my work. I make the prettiest shades of pink from botanical sources and hues of blue that are impossible to recreate with flat synthetic dyes. I can't look at a flower or a tree without considering what color I can extract from it.

WHAT IS YOUR PROCESS WHEN STARTING A NEW PIECE?

I always start with a color first, and then consider which fiber would take the color the best. With natural dyes, the color can vary immensely according to whether it is protein fibers, like silk or wool, or a cellulose fiber, like cotton or linen. Silk is brighter and richer and cotton tends to be more faded and subdued. I create small batches of the dye in my backyard in Boulder.

WHERE DO YOU DRAW INSPIRATION?

I travel near and far as often as I can, but visits to a great florist or local garden center like Harlequin Gardens can be very exciting. I am obsessed with flowers and I'm always wondering how I can use them for their color.

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In our consumer culture there are so many throw away items, I try to make something that lasts and has an impact on the user but not on the earth. I would also like to find a locally produced hemp fabric to use in my collection.

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// It is then dipped into an indigo vat several times, each time the fabric is dipped the indigo oxidizes and turns from green to blue.

Shibori Steps (Indigo Process) /Â Fabric is folded in a symmetrical way and then the fabric is clamped with wood blocks, bound with string, or stitched to form a resist in the fabric.

/// With each dip the indigo becomes a deeper darker blue.

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//// Finally, the fabric is washed in cold water and left to dry, then opened to reveal a beautiful symmetrical pattern in the fabric.

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Fall Out of Line A LOOK INTO UNIQUE FALL '16 TRENDS & INSPIRATIONS

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As the head costume designer for the hit Netflix series, House Of

WHAT WILLOW IS FALLING FOR

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This year's fall fashion trends are all about the resurgence of the 1960s

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bell sleeves and floral prints and accessories are all about embroidery and metallic finishes. Fashion should be fun and make you feel good, right? You should be able to take this year's fall throwback vibe to a music festival or simply throw on a record of your own--this is what Boulder is all about.

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“ENTERTAINERS HAVE BEEN COMING TO PEARL STREET FOR 50 YEARS. IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME TRADITION” -PETER IRISH

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PERFORMERS ON PEARL ARTICLE DANA LAPINEL | PHOTOGRAPHY MOLLY SEELING

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hen first entering Historic Downtown Boulder, you're greeted by planters brimming with fresh flowers, and visitors are

invited to follow the red brick road. Is it somewhere magical like Oz? Not quite that magical, but it’s still one of the most active places around town. Pearl Street Mall, dedicated August 6, 1977, has been the hub in Boulder since the late 1950s. And throughout the years, the pedestrian strip now bustling with colorful locals, excited tourists, delicious bites and a selection of talented street performers, has remained a prime people-watching territory.

It’s surprising how long the four-block-long walk takes due to the eclectic performances on Pearl Street. You can’t help but stop at every group gathering to take a peek at the next act. Chances are, you will stay for the entire show.

“Entertainers have been coming to Pearl Street for 50 years. It’s been a long time tradition,” says Peter Irish who plays with fire and is also a self-taught juggler.

As a crowd starts to gather he continues to entice other passersby with witty comments and promises of a once-in-a-lifetime show.

“I was almost a performer in Cirque du Soleil,” Irish tells the crowd.

“And I mean I filled out the application,” he says with a smile.

After a truly remarkable show of juggling, acrobats on a rolling barrel and some knife throwing, the show wraps up. On to the next performers.

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“IT’S A SHORT SHOW, I ONLY DO A FEW TRICKS, BUT I MIGHT DIE.” - JOHN STORK

There are two veteran performers on the 13th block of Pearl Street, Mark Austin Riggs and Ibashi-i.

Riggs first performed on Pearl Street in '92 and became a regular in ’96, although he has been a veteran in the field for the past 25 years, moving his one man circus show across 48 states and 16 countries.

“It’s a tight-rope walk no matter what you do,” Riggs says when talking about working a show.

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shows. That’s just the icing on the cake.

Riggs’ shows are part circus acts and part comedy special. He scripts some jokes before each show but includes some improv here and there. Especially when viewers start to walk away, which is not a common occurrence.

Then there’s Ibashi-i the famed contortionist. He has perfected squeezing his 6-foot, 160-pound body into boxes and crevices I’m not sure my two legs would even fit in. Decked in colorful Rasta clothing, he’s a performer who has gained local celeb status and is a staple of the Pearl Street scene.

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After a long visit, it was time to go due to a summer storm that seemed to come out of nowhere. People ran for cover, children danced in the puddles and performers packed away their acts for the night.

But as the age old saying goes, ‘The show must go on.’ And here on Pearl Street, it always will.

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Open House

GREEN LIVING THE COLORADO GREEN BUILDING GUILD HOSTS ITS SECOND ANNUAL BOULDER GREEN HOME TOUR. TOURING THE BEST OF THE BEST IN GREEN HABITAT. ARTICLE EMILY O'BRIEN PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE HOMEOWNERS AND ARCHITECTS

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in our community.

“We are also partnering with Flatirons Habitat for Humanity and donating 10 percent of our proceeds to their local projects,” says Ambra Sutherlin, a board member of the Colorado Green Building Guild and chair of the Boulder Green Home Tour.

“The Guild’s vision is to ensure the widespread adoption of sustainable building practices to increase the efficient use of resources, create healthier buildings and support vibrant sustainable communities,” says Sutherlin. Doing so provides and encourages “community-focused networks of building professionals and the public to increase awareness of green practices.

They share knowledge with one another in order to turn sustainable building practice.”

During its inaugural year in 2015, ten projects were shown, including eight single-family homes, two multi-family projects and one tiny house. The self-paced tour had a strong turnout.

This year, the tour is expecting more than 500 guests, with several green homes, ranging from traditional to modern styles, in the Boulder, Lafayette and Louisville areas open for viewing.

Selected homes offer the latest innovative designs and breakthrough technology in green building in the areas of energy efficiency, passive house design, daylighting, solar, geothermal, non-toxic interior finishes, recycled and reused materials, Xeriscaping and more.

“The tour brings a collaborative exchange of ideas on green building in our community and awareness of green building technology and standards,” says Sutherlin.

The tour is Saturday, September 24, 2016, 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. rain or shine. Advanced tickets are $15.

Sutherlin adds, “We are very excited to announce the tour for 2016. This year we will have 10 homes on the tour. Three multi-family projects, four custom homes, one remodel and two tiny homes. The self-guided tour will feature privately owned green homes in Boulder, Louisville and Lafayette. In Boulder, the featured homes are all centrally located and are easily accessible by bike. We encourage people to get out and tour the homes by bicycle if they can.”

Find tickets on their website or EventBrite.com.

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City Scene

A HISTORY LESSON

Hotel Boulderado An elegant structure with a storied past, the Hotel Boulderado is a testament to Boulder’s culture and resiliency. From renovations to hauntings to famous visitors and guests, the Hotel Boulderado stoically weathered the economic ups and downs of the 20th century and continues to thrive as a luxurious destination and integral piece of Boulder’s identity.

Robert Frost

1. The Hotel Boulderado opened on the first day of 1909 after hosting a New Year’s Eve Gala to close out 1908. Since 1905, Boulder had been looking to build a luxury hotel to attract people to the city, serve as a landmark and elevate the growing town to the next level. Designed by local architects William Redding & Son, the hotel was paid for through fundraising efforts and a great deal of local buy-in. If you can believe it, early room rates at the Hotel Boulderado ranged from just $1.00 to $2.50 per day!

2. From its opening through the 1930s, the luxurious Hotel Boulderado was the place to be in Boulder and the heart of local culture. Famous guests included Helen Keller and Robert Frost, and visitors flocked to Boulder and the Hotel Boulderado to enjoy the local theater, weather and unparalleled mountain views.

3. From the 1940s to the 1960s, the Hotel Boulderado suffered blows to its physical structure and reputation. From a snowstorm that cracked panes in the hotel’s famous stained glass ceiling to an influx of hippies who often camped out secretly within the hotel, the establishment lost some of its original grandeur. In 1977, however, artist Marie Garcia finished a replica of the original stained glass ceiling to be installed. This was also the year when the hotel was listed on the

4. The 2000s brought even more restorations to the hotel.

With the opening of License No. 1, a cocktail lounge that had historically been an underground bar and hangout for university students called The Catacombs, as well as a revamping of The Corner Bar, today the hotel remains a reminder of the past and a symbol of continued future appreciation for the people and places that make Boulder a premium destination and culturally relevant place to live and visit.

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SEPTEMBER 24 & 25

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Now in its 29th year, Downtown Boulder’s Fall Fest is one of

The self-guided tour will feature several green homes in the

Boulder’s most beloved community celebrations. This 3-day

Boulder, Lafayette and Louisville areas. Attendees will see

autumn festival features food, brews and music with the added

both modern and traditional custom homes, remodels and

excitement of a Children’s Carnival and, new this year, featuring

multi-family projects. Expected attendance is 200–500 peo-

Firefly Handmade Markets. BoulderDowntown.com

ple who are educated, design-minded and eager for information on the latest and greatest in energy efficiency, green building and solar design. The day will culminate in a celebratory after-party and green expo open to all tour participants, volunteers and sponsors.

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SEPTEMBER 28

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ADVENTURE FILM FESTIVAL BOULDER THEATER - 2032 14TH ST The Adventure Film Festival showcases the year ’s most insightful and groundbreaking independent films from outdoor exploration to environmental heroism. In front of the theater, we're blocking off the street for the 3rd annual Adventure Street Fair with a thrilling vendor village, live music on the Gypsy Wagon Stage, Avery craft beer on tap at the Fjällräven Beer Garden and gourmet food from The Ghost BBQ. For more information, AdventureFilm.org.

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Photo Ashleigh Cropper

"This year we are loving crisp white spaces warmed by gleaming accents of brass and copper balanced against

Ceramics by Matthew Ward MatthewWardStudio.com

cool contrasts of indigo, ink brushwork and black burnt wood. In this collection, many elements hail from Japan.

The look is natural, artistic and modern with a touch of high style and the relaxed spirit of Zen.” - Joe McGuire JoeMcGuireDesign.com

Natural Fiber Rugs by Miinu | Miinu.de

Totem Lamps by Atelier de Troupe, Los Angeles | AtelierJournal.com 110

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Zed Brass Nightstand by Consort Design | Consort-Design.com

Leather & Steel Chair by Canoe, Austin | DesignSponge.com

The All New 2016 Volvo XC90

SO. MANY. AWARDS. 2016 MOTOR TREND’S SUV OF THE YEAR® 125 Alter Street, Broomfield www.sthvolvocars.com

2016 NORTH AMERICAN TRUCK OF THE YEAR IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+