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Choose Your Adventure LIFE AS A VAN DWELLER TRADING MOUNTAIN LIVING FOR THE BEACH THE SUMMER 2018 PLAYLIST
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597 MILLS STREET 3045 Sqft Beautiful Anna’s Farm Victorian-Style Home. Enjoy Colorado sunsets from your front porch with unobstructed mountain views. Open-concept main level with newly refinished wood floors. Great kitchen with upgraded 42-inch upper cabinets, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Main-level suite has aHome. deluxe five-piece bath and walk-infrom closet. Beautiful Anna’s Farm master Victorian-Style Enjoy Colorado sunsets Main-level office/study makes working from home a breeze. Built green your front porch with unobstructed mountain views. Open-concept main and energy rated.
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JULY 2018 PUBLISHER
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Seize the Summer TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE SUMMARIZE A COLORADO SUMMER. If you’re not taking the chance to escape your 9-to-5 job for mountain adventures and open country roads, then you’re doing it all wrong. Good news is — we’re only at the halfway point this summer, and this issue is full of inspiring stories about seizing summer. In this issue, we met Denver expats who ditched their 9-to-5 jobs and traded in the Rockies for life in Belize. Even though life here in Colorado is pretty great, there’s something about the song of the ocean that’s pretty darn appealing. We also got a glimpse of writer Marley Jeranko (@ramblin_woman) and her partner Crockett’s life on the road. They made a minimalist home on wheels named Gaucho. If you’ve ever considered living a nomadic life, all you need is a van and these few key takeaways from full-time van dwellers. If your summer plans have to be closer to home — we got you. Adventure is
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conveniently in your backyard. Local Boulderites we love shared their secret spots for hiking, climbing and biking because everyone loves a good secret. The only thing better than one secret is three. (This one is for locals only.) Lastly, whatever your adventure may be, near or far, you need a summer playlist. We got you covered thanks to DJ West’s hit list. Happy summer.
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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2018
FEATURES 58 Living Lakeside Views abound in a unique, sustainable Boulder home.
66 Life's a Beach How three Colorado natives traded the mountains for the beach.
75 #VanLife Tips from two full-time van dwellers on building the ultimate means to adventure.
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80 Best Kept Secret The only thing better than one secret adventure spot is three.
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John Atencio BolderBoulder Sole Mates Reception John Atencio BolderBoulder Sole Mates Reception – As the official jeweler of the Bolder Boulder, John Atencio celebrated Love stories from participants over the years – and announced winners of the BB Sole mates contest sponsored by John Atencio. Food was generously provided by Eurkea! PHOTOGRAPHY BY THEODORE HERON
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ZIGGY MARLEY REBELLION RISES 2018 TOUR
MANDOLIN ORANGE WITH DANIEL RODRIGUEZ OF ELEPHANT REVIVAL
AUG 14 THE GIPSY KINGS FEATURING NICOLAS REYES AND TONINO BALIARDO WITH VILRAY
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Bike Building & Brews The Melton Design Build team partnered with the Wish for Wheels organization to host a “Build & Give a Bike” happy hour event. Melton team members, clients, family, friends and trade partners came together to build 27 bikes and then gave them (with helmets) to kids at The Family Learning
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1. Heather Dieck helps the bike recipients fill out name tags for each bike and helmet | 2. Ty Melton putting the finishing touches on one of the bikes | 3. Bike Building & Brews Participant Group Photo | 4. Melton team members, clients, friends, and family working together to build 27 bikes | 5. Trevor Dieck, Alma Aguilar, Kelly Lange, and Emily Stewart enjoy racing big wheels | 6. Clem Tomaszewski, Marybeth Vellequette, Virginia Betty, and Sheri Price
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Flatirons Bank Client Appreciation Event This gathering was an open house and client event celebrating the expansion of the Flatirons Bank Boulder branch. PHOTOGRAPHY BY THEODORE HERON
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1. Terry Gallagher, Ariel Solomon, Kristen Solomon | 2. Ralph Gregory, Amarie Soderlind, Nancy Chin-Wagner, Beth Smith, Jan Berg | 3. Dave Swanson, Matt Cutter, Teresa Lomax, John Tayer | 4. Susan Moratelli, John Tayer | 5. Mike Memsic, Erica Barnett, David Kinney, Luke Walch, Terri Olson | 6. Jim Langley, Clay Thompson, Kyle Heckman 22
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Urban Mattress 10 Year Anniversary Party On May 10th, Boulder Lifestyle co-hosted Urban Mattress's 10 Year Anniversary Party, more like a block party. Locals came out to hear live music from Tyler Grant, sipped on Sanitas beer, and enjoyed Boulder's own McDevitt Tacos. PHOTOGRAPHY BY POPPIES + PAISLEY PHOTOGRAPHY
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1. Taj Schimek stoked for her free pillow! | 2. Michael McGuirk & Michael Memsic | 3. Nod Norkus, Matt Patrick, and Andy Manz w/ kiddos | 4. Alexa Williams, Annika Williams, Madison Williams, and Isabel Williams | 5. Billy Williams, Harvey Hine | 6. McDevitt Taco Supply
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16th Annual Whittier-Mapleton Garden Tour The Whittier-Mapleton Garden Tour has established itself as Boulder’s premier garden tour, opening up to eight hand-selected and exceptional gardens in the historic Mapleton Hill neighborhood. Attracting more than 800 visitors, the Garden Tour is a must-do, interactive event in Boulder as well as Whittier Elementary school’s most successful fundraiser. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the Garden Tour benefit Whittier International Elementary School, a public school that, at 135 years old, is the oldest school in Colorado. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KRISTEN PALMER, PHOTOGRAPHER AND WHITTIER PARENT
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1. Megan Dubofsky (Garden Tour Co-Chair), Sabrina Clauson, Annah Worland | 2. Terri Brncic, Lea Incandela | 3. Dave Collier and Susan Glow (Glow & Co, Garden Tour Sponsor) | 4. Svein Groem (Open Door Real Estate, Inc., Garden Tour Sponsor), baby Madelyn and Sara Groem | 5. Julie Grayson (Garden Tour Co-Chair) and Jeff Grayson | 6. Lea Incandela and Rachel Ouwinga 24
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Pickin' at The Post (Tom Petty) The Post Brewing Company's monthly "Pickin' On" series focused on the great Tom Petty in May. Joining the house band as the mystery guest, was Yonder Mountain String Band's Dave Johnston. Come out on July 26th for Bob Marley night! PHOTOGRAPHY BY THEODORE HERON
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1. Jiffer Harriman, Taylor Sims | 2. Bonnie Sims | 3. Dancin! | 4. Dave Johnston from Yonder Mountain sitting in with the house band | 5. Crowd diggin’ it! | 6. Lee and Jim Heeken
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Resource Central, a nonprofit based in Boulder, has launched H2Own It — a new water conservation initiative to engage thousands of Colorado residents with easy conservation actions and water-wise prizes. The initiative is part of the nonprofit’s Billion Gallon Challenge to help local families conserve one billion gallons of water by 2020. “Water is a finite and valuable resource, and we can’t afford to waste it,” said Neal Lurie, president of Resource Central. “Colorado’s population is expected to double by 2050, and our water supplies will have a hard time keeping up with population growth without smart conservation strategies. H2Own It empowers families to create lasting changes to help ensure that everyone has enough water for future needs.” The interactive site features quick action items and suggestions, as well as opportunities for families to win water-wise items, including a free high-efficiency toilet and Garden In A Box kit of water-wise plants. The outreach campaign was developed with support from the Walton Family Foundation. H2OwnIt.org ResourceCentral.org
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Stardust Sustainables is a new company on a big mission to tackle the plastic bag problem. Matthew Murray and Noura Ismaeil of Boulder, CO launched the company early this year. Their flagship product is a 100% compostable & reusable shopping bag made of organic jute and cotton.
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With many cities across the U.S. implementing plastic bag fees or bans, Stardust is stepping up to fill the void of sustainable alternatives available on the market. Their plant-fiber bag is meant to replace traditional reusable bags found in grocery stores that still contain plastics and can’t be recycled. Stardust.earth
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INMAN ANNOUNCES BOULDER LUXURY REALTOR® AMONG 2018 INMAN INNOVATOR AWARD FINALISTS Jennifer Egbert, a modern luxury Realtor ® in Boulder, Colorado, has been named a finalist in Inman’s Most Innovative Marketing Program category. Jennifer Egbert is the leading specialist in Boulder’s luxury neighborhoods, and it shows in her use of social media. Her marketing initiatives, in general, offer unparalleled exposure to the high profile properties that have become her specialty. The 2018 Inman Innovator Award
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Extraordinary equestrian estate with panoramic views and amenities of a five-star resort. Located on 36 acres just 7.3 scenic miles from downtown.
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The Alps Inn with over 14,000 square feet, 12 distinctive guest suites, owner’s unit, situated right on Boulder Creek, minutes to downtown Boulder.
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35 Bellevue Drive
$4,750,000
$4,750,000
100%
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8446 Valmont Road
$3,250,000
$3,380,000
104%
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1600 Blue Sage Court
$3,350,000
$3,290,000
98%
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610 Longs Peak Drive
$3,275,000
$3,000,000
92%
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933 Kalmia Avenue
$3,100,000
$2,800,000
90%
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563 Arapahoe Avenue
$3,000,000
$2,730,000
91%
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402 Pleasant Street
$2,389,500
$2,370,000
99%
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5303 Westridge Drive
$2,275,000
$2,275,000
100%
3
420 Ponderosa Drive
$2,375,000
$2,200,000
93%
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562 Ponderosa Drive
$2,387,500
$2,150,000
90%
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1000 White Hawk Ranch Drive
$2,275,000
$2,130,000
94%
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205 Camden Place
$1,995,000
$2,090,000
105%
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2433 8th Street
$1,850,000
$2,050,000
111%
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836 University Avenue
$2,250,000
$2,047,700
91%
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5183 Idylwild Trail
$1,950,000
$1,800,000
92%
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1579 Reed Ranch Road
$1,795,000
$1,795,000
100%
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820 Pearl Street C
$1,675,000
$1,775,000
106%
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GIVING BACK
Connecting the Community ARTICLE BRIANNA BLAIR PHOTOGRAPHY SHUN-LUOI FONG
WITHIN EACH COMMUNITY, THERE ARE THOSE WHO NEED A LITTLE EXTRA ATTENTION. But it’s more common than not for those who need help to be right underneath our noses. Whether its a neighbor, a friend or even a family member, the senior community tends to be forgotten. Aging faces and tired hands lost to the ever-changing society around us. Previously known as Boulder County CareConnect, Cultivate’s goal is to grow relationships and opportunities for seniors within the Boulder County community. As a non-profit, their mission is to work with seniors no matter where they are in the community whether it’s at their own home or a senior living facility. With over 500 active volunteers each month, Cultivate was able to serve 6,719 seniors and their household members in 2017 alone. “It’s so rewarding to hear beautiful stories shared by seniors and volunteers of how impactful those relationships have been,” says Director of Communications Shun-Luoi Fong. Cultivate provides services such as grocery delivery, transportation to medical appointments, a fix-it program to repair basic household needs along with seasonal help such as lawn cleanup and shoveling snow.
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“IT’S SO REWARDING TO HEAR BEAUTIFUL STORIES SHARED BY SENIORS AND VOLUNTEERS OF HOW IMPACTFUL THOSE RELATIONSHIPS HAVE BEEN.”
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“Our senior neighbors are important members of our community. They have contributed so much, and they still have so much to offer," says Fong. “But they also face daily challenges which can be isolating. We have the opportunity to give back, and help make an impact in their lives.” Fong recognizes the relationships being formed around him every day between seniors and volunteers. “Juanita and Susan are a perfect example,” says Fong. “Susan drove Juanita to medical appointments, but before long it turned into shopping trips, and simply hanging out together outside of Cultivate.” Ideally, Cultivate’s ultimate goal is to one day see people in the community take on these initiatives without their help. “We would love to see communities take the initiative to come alongside and support their seniors without us, and allow seniors to make an impact in their lives," says Fong. "Until then, we are here to make sure seniors are connected to the community.”
Cultivate’s annual Celebrating the Ages fundraiser will take place Thursday, August 2nd, at the Boulder Jewish Community Center from 5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. This fundraiser serves as an opportunity for the community to gather together for an evening of celebration. Food and drinks will be served. For more information on this event and other ways to support Cultivate, please visit Cultivate.ngo.
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Sip and Savor BOULDER'S VAPOR DISTILLERY RELEASED THEIR AMERICAN SINGLE MALT WHISKEY AFTER FIVE YEARS OF PRODUCTION
ARTICLE RILEY COWING | PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE FITTS
ALASTAIR BROGAN, OWNER OF VAPOR DISTILLERY IN
to describe the environment in which the whiskey is made. He men-
BOULDER, CAME OVER TO THE UNITED STATES FROM THE UK
tioned that for the most part, people typically utilize the same barley
SIX YEARS AGO WITH A COPPER POT STILL AND THE INTEN-
and yeast in whiskey production.
TION TO MAKE AN AMERICAN SINGLE MALT WHISKEY. On
What makes Vapor’s spirits unique is the water found here in
Sunday, July 1, 2018 Vapor will release their American single malt
Colorado and terroir, due to the state’s high altitude and dry climate.
whiskey, the result of five years of production. Brogan wants to be clear — the whiskey they have crafted is in no way a scotch.
“What is really, really unique about Colorado is the difference [that] we’re at an altitude and climate that allows barrels to breathe very, very fast because of pressure differences,” Brogan says. “It
“We’re not making a scotch or even trying to imitate it,” Brogan
doesn’t mature faster per say. But all the elements of maturation — it
explains. “We’re making an American single malt whiskey that will be
happens quicker because of our environment. Also, the water is very
incredibly unique and very different.”
different. The water here is spectacular, as it is in Scotland.”
Brogan noted that single malt whiskey requires the utilization of
Another element that makes Vapor’s spirits unique is
five components: barley, yeast, barrels, still and terroir, another term
their slower production process. Larger distilleries are more
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concerned with yield while Vapor remains focused on their
A SNEAK PEEK AT THE TASTING NOTES
product’s quality and taste.
Boulder American Single Malt Whiskey - American Oak
“When we cut heads and tails in the distillation process, we do it
Big, bold and hearty. A melange of fruity overtones balances
differently,” Brogan says. “We don’t get as much yield but we get a
nicely with the rich malty sweetness that is wrapped in an oaken
better quality product and a smoother product.”
veil. Different from your uncle Liam's favorite scotch whiskey!
He continues: "For example, what would happen in Scotland is
they would literally be running the still until it’s water then cut it off
Boulder American Single Malt Whiskey - Peated
and extract as much alcohol as possible. We cut it out very, very
A smoky whiff of the bogs permeates this fine whiskey. Ripe can-
early. The terminology is we cut our tails very early, so that gives us a
taloupe and soft leather aromas mingle with caramel cordialness
smoother taste and a more complex taste."
of the oaks char. A smooth respite from the day's harsh realities.
So as the sunlight stretches later into the evening and the temptation to spend an evening in good company on a patio increases, remember that sipping Vapor’s single malt whiskey is a moment to savor. July 2018 | Boulder Lifestyle
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Made to Move ARTICLE KELLI RUHL | PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE
HOW LIANA BEZUIDENHOUT IS BRINGING BOULDER'S TIME-STRAPPED A BRAND NEW WAY TO GET FIT, ON THEIR TIME.
FOR THOSE STRIVING TO LEAD A HEALTHY LIFE, THERE ARE TWO KEY PRINCIPLES TO LIVE BY: EAT WELL AND EXERCISE. For most, however, this is easier said than done. Fitting a workout into an already hectic schedule can seem daunting at best, impossible at worst. For Liana Bezuidenhout, a restaurateur in Cape Town, the struggle was very real. When an Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) studio opened just a stone's throw from her restaurant, Bezuidenhout was immediately intrigued. The lure of a 20-minute, full-body workout was irresistible, and soon she was hooked. Once back on American soil and living in Louisville, Bezuidenhout sought out a local 46
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studio to continue her training, but couldn’t find a single one — not one, in fact, in all of the US. So,
In working the back, EMS hones in on the
Bezuidenhout planted her own. Enter: FITtec.
muscles along the spinal column that often
FITtec. specializes in EMS training: the stimulation of muscle contraction using electric impulses. These impulses work the muscles externally, eliciting muscle contractions that are more intense than voluntary exertions can induce on their own.
go untouched in a typical workout, therefore relieving a multitude of back issues. No matter the age, experience level or
EMS offers a bevy of benefits, one stand out being its incredible time-saving nature.
end goal, EMS training is suitable for all. As
Because FITtec.’s EMS device — an Xbody suit boasting strategically placed elec-
Bezuidenhout explains, “the beauty about
trodes — stimulates multiple muscle groups simultaneously, one 20-minute training session
EMS is that we can tailor the workout to
is equal to 90-minutes of traditional weight training. Bezuidenhout herself went from working
suit any fitness level and any transformation
with a trainer multiple times a week to just two 20-minute EMS training sessions a week, and
goal. . .using a three-pronged approach: fit-
yet she's “the strongest and the fittest” she has ever been.
ness, nutrition and motivation.”
When compared to traditional workouts, time is not the only thing EMS training saves: the
For Boulder’s own time-challenged, fit-
muscle stimulation provided allows for a deep, full-body workout, but skips the joint and back
ness-seekers, FITtec is providing a brand new
problems that often accompany high-intensity activity. Because the impulses target each muscle
way for anyone and everyone to get fit, healthy
directly, there is no pressure put on the joints, thus increasing stabilization and reducing pain.
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THE MANY BENEFITS OF EMS:
+ Releases more HGH and endorphins than conventional training
+ Improves posture + Increases circulation
+ Increases muscle definition
+ Reduces back pain
+ Reduces joint pain
+ Reduces weight, inches and cellulite
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+ Increases full-body strength
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ARTICLE SAMANTHA TRUEHEART PHOTOGRAPHY BAILEY BATCHELOR
I WOKE UP TO THE SOUND OF BIRDS CHIRPING AND THE BOULDER CREEK RUSHING BY AT THE FOOT OF THE MOUNTAIN MOTEL ONE FOGGY MORNING IN EARLY SUMMER. My rustic cabin motel room was the perfect spot to cozy up and pull the sheets high above my head as a light rain trickled down outside. There was no sound of cars or the normal hustle and bustle that Boulder is slowly beginning to accumulate as our city grows larger by the day. There was only peace. This is a common experience at the Foot the Mountain Motel, located on West Arapahoe Avenue near the canyon. “We always get people saying how relaxed they were after leaving here,” says Alex Gower, the general manager of the motel. “That’s the best compliment you can get as a hotelier — that you positively impacted someone’s vacation or trip through this region.”
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General Manager Alex Gower
Foot of the Mountain Motel is the oldest operating motel in Boulder. It was built in the 1930s by Charles and Mary Siebert as an “upscale” retreat option besides the car camping that took place in Eben G. Fine Park across the street. Although the owners 200 WEST ARAPAHOE AVENUE BOULDER, CO 80302 1-866-773-5489 FootoftheMountainMotel.com
have changed throughout its life, the experience is very much the same. The motel offers a rustic, charming cabin experience with mere steps outside some of the best hiking, biking and climbing in the area. The room I was given for the night was paneled in knotty pine, had exposed wood beams and had vintage national park poster art hanging. There was a red, vintage-inspired minifridge and accompanying red, vintage-inspired phone that felt like I stepped into a time portal or the set of a 1950s television show.
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“It’s really got a Boulder feel to it, just being what it is — log cabins on the outskirts of town — it’s not trying to be anything that it’s not,” says Gower. Although the room was decorated in timely pieces from the origin of the motel, the modern amenities were of this decade. Gower explains that the motel has recently undergone a massive structural facelift. The motel redid the gas, water heating, electrical, air conditioning and heating to modern standards. Plus, televisions provide streaming and casting, and the internet is faster than ever. Next on the list is updating the roof and remodeling the lobby for a better guest experience during the complimentary continental breakfast. Gower also plans on hosting recreational activities like Bingo and movies on the lawn to foster a stronger community.
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The motel is dog-friendly and provides a grassy space to let your puppy stretch his legs. And a long, scenic walk up the Boulder Creek Path is easy to access across the street for dogs that need more exercise. Wildlife is abundant on the property. Deer frequently graze on the lawn and management keep a few squirrels happily plump. A white pigeon released during a recent wedding has decided to take an extended stay at the Foot of the Mountain Motel. The staff has lovingly nicknamed her “Betty White.” Guests at Foot of the Mountain Motel get an experience unlike anything else. It is authentic and offers great customer service that can be hard to find in the cookie-cutter hotels across the country. By supporting your local hotel, you are preserving a special piece of Boulder history. “We love our little piece of Boulder,” says Gower. “We’re doing everything we can to keep it going and continue its success. We’re here to stay, and we want everyone to enjoy it with us.”
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ARTICLE LISA VAN HORNE PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE FITTS PERCHED IN A PERFECT POSITION FROM WHICH TO BASK IN BEAUTIFUL LAKE AND FLATIRONS VIEWS, THIS BOULDER HOME EMBODIES WHAT MANY WOULD CALL PREREQUISITES TO LIVING IN BOULDER. A little eclectic, a hint of playfulness, and a lot of focus on living sustainably, this home was designed with reverence and appreciation for the natural areas surrounding it. With the goal of creating an open concept home that felt both modern and welcoming, the homeowners worked with local Cottonwood Custom Builders and HMH Architecture + Interiors to bring their vision of a home in sync with the outdoors to life. “We specialize in building energy efficient dwellings,” says Jeff Hindman, president, founder and owner of Cottonwood Custom Builders. “We promote green building and giving back to the community, and we focus on using sustainable building materials and providing exceptional attention to detail.” Simple, purposeful details play a large role in making this home comfortable and concise, helping it to feel spacious while remaining environmentally efficient. While floor to ceiling windows offer exceptional views of the neighboring reservoir and Flatirons, clear vertical grain cedar siding and paneling wraps from its outside to the inside, merging the two seamlessly. Crafted to maximize its views and exist in harmony with its surroundings, this home exemplifies Boulder living.
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A ROOM WITH A VIEW According to the homeowners, their kitchen boasts one of the best seats in the house when it comes to enjoying their vast views. “ The kitchen is our favorite area,” the homeowners say, “and the counter is the perfect spot to enjoy our coffee in the morning while looking out at the water, the Flatirons and the big Colorado sky.”
P L AY H A R D With a pickleball court and a family room set up to transition into a flex space ready to be used for ping pong, yoga, and a perhaps even a dance floor (to name a few), this home is laid out ideally for entertaining and a variety of activities. CONTINUED >
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life's a beach HOW A COLORADO COUPLE SWAPPED THE ROCKIES FOR A LIFE IN BELIZE
IF YOU’VE EVER DREAMED OF DITCHING YOUR 9-TO-5 JOB AND MOVING TO THE BEACH, WELL, YOU’RE NOT ALONE. Even though life here in Colorado is pretty great, there’s something about the siren song of the ocean that’s pretty darn appealing, inspiring fantasies of sun, sand and endless piña coladas. Former Denver ad exec Ellen Larson Lee, along with her telecom industry husband, John Lee, turned their beach-living dreams into a reality, swapping the Rocky Mountains and Denver skyline for the lush jungle and crystal-clear Caribbean of Belize. After visiting the tiny Central American country in 2004, the couple decided to quit their Colorado jobs and, without any related experience whatsoever, buy a hotel on the beach (the Maya Beach Hotel), just off the second-largest barrier reef in the world. We’re guessing it was either a pretty good visit, or pretty strong piña coladas. We asked Ellen how she and her husband made the leap, why they fell in love with Belize and what she misses most about her home state. BOULDER LIFESTYLE (BL): HOW DID YOU END UP IN BELIZE? ELLEN LEE (EL): John and I have both traveled extensively. In fact, we met while we were both living and working in Finland. We decided to get married and then returned to Denver, where I came from. From that point on, we traveled a lot for work and started taking longer and longer vacations too, both to Australia (where John is from) and to places we'd never been. Eventually, we both started getting itchy feet, and once we started talking about the possibility of moving abroad, there was no turning back. We really wanted to find something tropical, but we didn't really know exactly what we wanted to do. We were looking in the South Pacific and around the Caribbean, and eventually, we narrowed it down to Belize. BL: WHAT MADE YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH BELIZE? EL: The best things about Belize are the people and the weather. Belizeans are ethnically and culturally diverse, naturally friendly and good-humored. And just like Colorado, the friendly weather is definitely a draw since you tend to spend a lot of time outside.
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Ellen Larson Lee & John Lee
BL: HOW DID YOU DECIDE TO PURCHASE THE HOTEL? EL: It's just like deciding to buy a new house. You narrow down the neighborhoods and then find something that suits. In our case, the location in the quiet Maya Beach area was perfect, and while the "hotel" we purchased was a start, we saw a lot of opportunity for creative improvements and small expansions. BL: DID YOU HAVE ANY PRIOR EXPERIENCE RUNNING A HOTEL? EL: Neither of us had any hospitality experience other than a few restaurant jobs in high school and college. I had a few tourism clients in my advertising career, so the marketing challenges weren’t too 68
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daunting. There is absolutely no way we could be doing what we do
going through the processes of immigration, including getting a green
without our Belizean staff. We have a caring and charming hotel staff,
card before you can work. It takes a few months, but it's worth it!
an experienced, fun waitstaff, and about 20 Belizeans in the kitchen, including sous chefs, line cooks, prep cooks and an in-house bakery.
BL: ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT THE MAYA BEACH
Everybody adds something important to the mix.
HOTEL WAS THE FOOD AT YOUR ON-SITE RESTAURANT. HOW’D YOU FIND A CHEF THAT GOOD?
BL: WHAT'S IT LIKE TO LIVE AND WORK AS AN AMERICAN EX-PAT IN BELIZE?
EL: For the first seven years, John was the head chef. He was self-taught and our experience as eaters was all we had! John
EL: We had previous experience living outside our home countries
developed our original recipes and practiced them on our friends.
and were not expecting things to be just like they were back home, so
Eventually, he got really good at it and we started getting a lot of
it was an easy transition for us. As long as you are patient and follow
local attention for our food. Then we simply got so busy we needed
the procedures for work permits and other requirements, you have the
a more experienced chef to come in and make our kitchen run more
same opportunities as anyone else. It's just like coming to the U.S. and
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Chef Mary Kay Bader
professionally, as well as continue the concept we had started. Chef
favorites. All the ethnic foods — Mexican and Asian, especially — are
Mary Kay Bader came on the scene in 2011. We are so fortunate that
kind of limited where we live.
somebody with her experience (approximately ten years at Denver's Potager) wanted to come and join us.
BL: BELIZE AND COLORADO SEEM PRETTY DIFFERENT, BUT HOW ARE THEY SIMILAR?
BL: WHAT DO YOU MISS MOST ABOUT COLORADO?
EL: Both have a lot of people who are outdoor, nature and
EL: Family, of course. We do spend a lot of time with them when
sports-oriented. The sports might be different, but the attitude is
we travel back. And we still have a lot of close friends to see as well.
the same. People value the environment and what it brings to the
And I have to admit, my first meal when I travel back to Denver will
area in the form of tourism. I also think both are friendly places to
almost always include raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and
live, and people make the most of their free time. I think, for the
cheeses — all the things that we can’t get down here. We try to
most part, people have their priorities straight. Colorado legalized
have a few dinners at the hottest new restaurants and re-visit our
weed before Belize, though.
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TIPS FROM TWO FULL-TIME VAN DWELLERS ON BUILDING THE ULTIMATE MEANS TO ADVENTURE
IN OUR FAMILY, WE LIVE BY THE PHILOSOPHY THAT LESS IS MORE. That ’s why in August of last year, we welcomed in another member that would hold us to it. Meet Gaucho, the Ram Promaster van. Most mistake him for their electrician, but in fact, he’s just our humble home on wheels. If you’re thinking, “Well, why would anyone want to do that?” we get it — you’re not alone. The short answer is: we craved a space that encourages minimalism — one where we would be less reliant on the comforts of a modern home and more focused on the things that make us feel alive. For us, full-time RVing could offer just that. Of course, you don’t have to live in a van to experience the freedom of an ever-changing backyard. Van life is for adventurers of all kinds: from dirtbags to glampers, weekenders to remote-settlers. However you choose to roam the road, we know that building a home out of one of these beasts can be as daunting as rappelling into a bottomless slot canyon. That’s why we reflected on what we wish we would have done (better, anyway) and came up with a few key takeaways...
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Make friends. Boulder has a vast community of “van lifers” to turn to when you need to bounce an idea around, borrow tools, or work out the details of all those complicated jobs. (We can’t all be engineers!) These folks are not only great resources, but they also make the experience that much more rich. Exchange stories. Form allies. Share a beer. You might just find a lifelong friend. If you’re lucky, you can get them to spill where all the best camping spots are! Get creative! Take advantage of online resources — SprinterVanDiaries and Reddit forums like Van Dwellers are invaluable — but remember: there’s no one way to build your home. It’s okay to go off the books and pull out your inner architect. Actually, it’s a lot more fun if you do. Focus on functionality. Instagram would have you believe that van life is all reclaimed wood and fancy Pendleton blankets, but the truth of the matter is if you’re doing it right, you’re not spending much time inside the van anyway. The way we see it, your van is simply a place to lay your head after the fun is over. So, throw in a good memory foam mattress, skip all that extra business, and take a hike. No, really...go for a hike. Don’t take yourself too seriously. You’re going to stub your toe on a plank of wood, you’re going to get insulation debris stuck in places you can’t imagine, and you’re going to read the tape measure wrong. Learning how to roll with the punches is one of the greatest lessons this experience offers. The sooner you accept it, the sooner you can relax and enjoy the ride. Give yourself time. The jobs that you think will take you 30 minutes are always the ones that end up exhausting an entire night (or week). This can turn into a problem if you plan on moving in sooner than you’re ready. It’s always easy to say, “We can finish that later,” but take it from us, it’s easier said than done. Make sure there is enough time to finish all the tasks on your to-do list before the official move-in or trip and leave as few loose ends as possible.
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CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE EXPLORING BOULDER'S BEST KEPT SECRETS WITH LOCALS WHO KNOW BEST.
ARTICLE BEN WIESE ILLUSTRATIONS SARAH NICHOLSON
EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD SECRET. Be it the hot new speakeasy, an upcoming marriage proposal, or a hidden parking garage downtown, the only thing better than one secret is three. As a way to give outdoor enthusiasts new places to explore, local experts graciously shared their favorite secret spots to hike, bike and climb around Boulder, and what makes each place unique.
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HIKING Heil Valley Ranch - Picture Rock Trail “It's not a very used trail. It’s winding and very beautiful with many trees. It’s a lollipop — hikers go straight up from the trailhead and then hit a loop at the top, which looks like a lollipop on a map — so you can make it what you want. It’s eight miles round-trip, or with the lollipop, you can make it 12 miles The beginning of the hike is open. Going up, it’s mellow switchbacks and eventually Casey Easton
becomes a bit rocky; you basically get all
Casey is the creator and founder of the
terrain. At the top of a loop is a viewpoint
Boulder-based recreational culinary
that looks over the San Vrain Valley.
school, Food Lab. Along with being a
It’s open for everything. There’s a great
chef in Boulder for over 15 years, she
running trail. They allow dogs on leash, and
is also a running and hiking advocate,
it’s pretty mellow. They also allow mountain
which she playfully describes as “one just
bikers, but it’s a quiet trail. You usually have
being faster than the other.”
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CLIMBING South Saint Vrain Canyon - Monkey Skull “You can have any crag within this 30-mile canyon to yourself anytime, and it’s 30 minutes from Boulder. The best part of the secret is the fact that it’s actually pretty accessible. Nobody goes there. It’s a chopped up area; it isn’t obvious. The crags aren’t all beautiful and paneled — a few of them are — but for the most part, each little crag has less than a dozen routes, and they might be short or carved up a little bit. However, if you want secret climbing
Malcolm Daly
in Boulder, if you want to go where you
As a climber for over 45 years, Daly
won’t be bothered by people, this is it.
has seen just about everything. While
It’s an opportunity for adventure. When
he is known for surviving a life-threat-
you go there, you’re still exploring a little bit.
ening climbing accident in Alaska, he
There’s ticks, spiders, bobcats, mountain
has also become a motivational speaker
lions, snakes and all that other stuff. They’re
and outspoken advocate for climbers
everywhere, and with fewer people around,
with disabilities and a part of the outdoor
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“This highly challenging ride is a com-
• Up Linden to Pine Brook • Pine Brook to Bow Mountain Road
bination of road and gravel with copious
• Down on Bow Mountain to Wagon Wheel Gap
amounts of climbing for the ambitious
• Wagon Wheel Gap to Lee Hill
cyclist. I find that I’m pressed for time to
• Up Lee Hill and over to Left Hand Canyon
make a day trip into an epic ride to create
• Right on Left Hand Canyon Drive
my own highly efficient, challenging and
• Left on James Canyon Drive
convenient routes right from the house.
• Up past Jamestown to Super Jamestown
Although a local route, it touches on all
and to Peak to Peak Highway! • Left on Peak to Peak to Ward
the elements that Boulder has to offer:
• Left on Left Hand Canyon Drive to Lick Skillet
epic climbs, the bulk of the route is away
• Up Lick Skillet to Gold Hill • Down Gold Hill Road to Logan Mill • Up Logan Mill to Escape Route • Escape Route to Mountain Pines • Mountain Pines to Sugar Loaf Road • Down Sugar Loaf Road to Boulder Canyon
Taro Smith
Front Range and Continental Divide, as
Taro Smith is known professionally
well as occasional wildlife sightings of
as a renowned health and movement
bear, deer and elk.”
expert, yoga teacher, co-founder of
• Down Boulder Canyon to Chapman Drive
90 Monkeys and Boulder Cycle Sport,
• Chapman to Flagstaff Amphitheater
artist, photographer, scientist, athlete
• Down Flagstaff and into Boulder
from traffic, has incredible views of the
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NOT YOUR GRANDPA’S BLUEGRASS ARTICLE BRIANNA BLAIR | PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE
WHY SO MANY HEAVY HITTERS IN TODAY'S BLUEGRASS REVOLUTION CALL THE FRONT RANGE HOME. WITH THE RUGGED LANDSCAPE OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOOTHILLS COMES AN UNPARALLELED EVOLUTION IN MUSIC. Bluegrass has swept through the hills and into the towns, echoing the twangs of banjos and mandolins alike. Colorado has guaranteed its place in the hearts of true bluegrass artists, including these three musicians who share with us how the front range has influenced the music they play today.
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THERE’S A FEELING OF FREEDOM THAT COMES FROM SEEING THOSE MOUNTAINS EVERY DAY, SO HERE WE ARE, GATHERED TOGETHER IN SEARCH OF FREEDOM AND AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES. IT TRULY IS A RICH, DIVERSE AREA FOR BLUEGRASS AND I’M SURPRISED MORE PEOPLE HAVE NOTICED WHAT’S HAPPENING OUT HERE MUSICALLY.
ANDY HALL, THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS Lover of bluegrass, the environment and tattoos, Andy Hall has seen the evolution of bluegrass take flight right before his eyes. Hall has been a member of the Grammy winning band, The Infamous Stringdusters, since their formation in 2005 and plays the dobro. You could describe them as a bluegrass driven, psychedelic jam rock with Southern soul with an air of freedom that is found right here in the front range. “For some reason, there has always been a connection between the mountains and bluegrass music. I think people who seek authenticity gravitate toward both the outdoors and unpretentiousness real music. That makes the front range an active place for bluegrass and the weirdos that make it," says Hall. "There’s a feeling of freedom that comes from seeing those mountains every day, so here we are, gathered together in search of freedom and authentic experiences. It truly is a rich, diverse area for bluegrass and I’m Andy Hall, The Infamous Stringdusters
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PAUL HOFFMAN, GREENSKY BLUEGRASS Paul Hoffman is one of two singer/ songwriters and plays the mandolin in the band. Originally from Michigan, Hoffman moved to Colorado recently. Greensky Bluegrass is known as a progressive rock jam band with bluegrass instruments, and their music reflects acoustic bluegrass instrumentation and lyrical songs that lean heavily toward psychedelic rock. "The Colorado front range is an awesome music community. A lot of cities have seen a specific type of music blossom and become their own, like Seattle grunge, Detroit R&B, Atlanta hip-hop, etc. But Denver seems to be a wealth of success and popularity for all types," Hoffman says. "The progressive bluegrass movement might be bigger here than anywhere else, but we are all sort of from elsewhere, and all the other genres do so well in this city. It's truly a live music mecca.”
THE PROGRESSIVE BLUEGRASS MOVEMENT MIGHT BE BIGGER HERE THAN ANYWHERE ELSE, BUT WE ARE ALL SORT OF FROM ELSEWHERE, AND ALL THE OTHER GENRES DO SO WELL IN THIS CITY. IT’S TRULY A LIVE MUSIC MECCA.
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Paul Hoffman, Greensky Bluegrass
Andy Thorn, Leftover Salmon
THIS FREEDOM HAS BROUGHT SOME OF THE BEST PROGRESSIVE BLUEGRASS MUSICIANS IN THE WORLD TO LIVE IN THE FRONT RANGE OF COLORADO.
ANDY THORN, LEFTOVER SALMON Andy Thorn knew something clicked when he bought a banjo at a neighbor’s yard sale when he was twelve-yearsold. Thorn has been a fan of Leftover Salmon since he was in high school, never thinking that he would someday be a part of the band. But in 2010, Thorn joined the band with his banjo and continued his pursuit of bluegrass from a different point of view. “Growing up in North Carolina, traditional bluegrass was king. That being said, I love that I got to learn the roots of the music there with the old school pickers. But from the first time that I came out to Colorado to play, I sensed a freedom in the growing jam grass movement that wasn’t yet present down South. You could play however you felt without getting judged for being too flashy, or not playing it like ‘Earl [Scruggs].’ This freedom has brought some of the best progressive bluegrass musicians in the world to live in the front range of Colorado. I’ve been here since 2008 and watching the scene explode since then has really been something,” says Thorn. July 2018 | Boulder Lifestyle
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PAGE TURNERS YOUR SUMMER READING LIST FEATURING BOULDER AUTHORS
Shelf Life ARTICLE RHIANNON JOHNSON | PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE
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YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD FOR A SUMMER READING LIST! Wherever your summer plans are taking you, be sure to bring along one (or all) of these six recent releases from Boulder authors.
ROUGH BEAUTY: FORTY SEASONS OF MOUNTAIN LIVING BY KAREN AUVINEN After choosing to live as a writer in a primitive cabin in the Rockies, award-winning poet Karen Auvinen lost all her possessions and every word she had ever written to a fire. To reconcile her loss, she chose to embrace the beauty, grace, unpredictability and brutality of nature. Spanning her forty seasons in the mountains, Auvinen’s memoir strips bare her conflicting desires of being alone and needing community.
NORTH: FINDING MY WAY WHILE RUNNING THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL BY SCOTT JUREK, JENNY JUREK As one of the world's best known and most beloved ultrarunners, Scott Jurek was inspired to challenge himself even further — by breaking the speed record for the Appalachian Trail. In his memoir, the National Geographic Adventurer of the Year and one of Sports Illustrated's Fittest 50, shares the physical and emotional details of his grueling 2,189-mile, 46-day journey.
DIMENSIONAL CLOTH: SCULPTURE BY CONTEMPORARY TEXTILE ARTISTS BY ANDRA F. STANTON, JOSEPHINE STEALEY This inspirational collection features 350 lavish photographs of 3-D cloth configurations accompanied by 78 insightful artist profiles. It also captures the currents powering these works: from England's 1880s arts and craft movement, to the do-it-yourself (DIY) movement of the 1990s, to the current revival of the revolutionary sculptural cloth of the 1960s.
COOKING FOR HORMONE BALANCE BY MAGDALENA WSZELAKI Holistic nutrition coach Magdalena Wszelaki tackles hormone imbalance with her new cookbook, featuring more than 140 recipes. Plus, modifications for each recipe to follow Paleo, Paleo for Autoimmunity (AIP), anti-Candida, and low-FODMAP diets.
GO ASK FANNIE BY ELISABETH HYDE Murray Blaire has invited his three grown children to visit. His only request is “no arguing” yet chaos immediately ensues. The two older children immediately begin bickering about past grievances and the youngest daughter arrives late—talking about possible criminal charges against her. She is also cradling a damaged family cookbook (old edition of Fannie Farmer), the last remaining artifact from a time when they were a family of six, not four, with a father running for Congress and a mother building her own private life.
ZEN AND GONE BY EMILY FRANCE When seventeen-year-old Boulder native Essa meets new-to-town Oliver, they slowly become friends, exploring Boulder and Buddhism at the local zendo. Together, the two decide to set out on a three-day survival game in the Rocky Mountains. When Essa’s nine-year-old sister Puck follows them and then goes missing after a stormy night, Essa must search for her sister — and find herself.
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“Pasta Jays” West End 3K and come
Network After Work invites you to an
and celebrate Pasta Jays 30th birthday
evening out with other local business
party! The race will be at the tradition-
owners, entrepreneurs, executives, and
al starting spot of 11th and Pearl, but
career-minded professionals. Featuring
this year it will be bigger than ever be-
soulful, imaginative and authentic Mex-
fore with live 80’s band “The Goonies”,
ican and Latin cuisine along with a well
1212 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, Co
the Oskar Blues Beer Garden, and of
appointed cocktail lounge in the heart
The Center for Transformative Move-
course running races for all ages.
of downtown Boulder's Pearl Street.
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ANNE WALDMAN -"TRICKSTER FEMINISM"
cal modern lifestyles. Check website
Dead and Company, the iconic band
1107 Pearl St, Boulder, Co
for additional dates.
made up of former members of the
Anne Waldman will speak about and
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Grateful Dead, will headline two
sign her new book, "Trickster Feminism."
shows at Folsom Field!
Vouchers to attend are $5 and are good
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for $5 off the author’s featured book or
9 BANDSHELL BOOGIE: OUTDOOR SUMMER DANCE GATHERING
1000 Block of Pearl St -
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Boogie annually, in partnership with the City of Boulder. Bandshell Boogie is a FREE, community wide outdoor dance series that is all about re-introducing the power of Freeform / Ecstatic Dance back into our fastpaced and increasingly technologi-
10 THE FOX THEATRE PRESENTS ANTHONY GREEN
Fox Theatre, 1135 13th Street, Boulder, Co
All Ages. $19.50 - $23 EventBriteSites.com/tf/thefoxtheatre
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a purchase the day of the event. Vouch-
14 YOGA + BRUNCH AT THE RIVERSIDE BOULDER
REGGAE NIGHT AT THE BOULDER HOUSE
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Start your Saturday with an hour of power flow yoga at the Riverside by Boulder Creek followed by brunch on the patio by Zeal! And if you want to add to the fun, hit up the Boulder
18 GEAR UP YOUTH CAMP BY THE WELL CHURCH North Boulder Park
Boulder House,
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fresh farmers market finds.
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University Theatre, University Theatre Building 261 UCB, Boulder, Co
The Bard’s most murderous, malicious
1300 Block of Pearl -
and mesmerizing king comes to the
1300 Pearl St, Boulder, Co
CSF indoor stage for the first time. Rich-
Civic Park 1056 Boulder Canyon Drive,
Pearl Street Arts Fest is a juried cele-
ard, Edward IV’s deformed and embit-
Boulder, Co
bration of visual arts celebrating pho-
tered younger brother, will do anything
Strider Cup races are the highest level
tography, sculpture, upcycled art and
to take the crown for himself—but once
national Strider sanctioned races that
much more. Event features artists from
he has the throne, everything falls apart.
give small children a chance to put
around the country; children’s art ac-
Four centuries later, the masterful con-
their Strider Balance Bike skills to the
tivities; live interactive performances
clusion of Shakespeare’s Henriad histo-
test at several stops across the USA
– and much, much more!
ry cycle still speaks volumes about lies,
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If you have never been fly fishing be-
tions of various themes. Teams up to
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fore, it is an excellent way to get a quick
five people may participate. Winning
Sanitas Taco Fest, presented by McDe-
introduction to fly fishing with some
team gets bar tab on the house!
vitt Taco Supply and Sanitas Brewing
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26 PICKIN' ON BOB MARLEY!
29th, hosted at The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse. Nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, the Teahouse was a gift to the city of
28 DATE NIGHT SONOMA II AT FOOD LAB
The Post Brewing Company
Boulder from sister city, Dushanbe,
2027 13th St, Boulder, CO
Tajikistan. The elaborate, hand-
Pickin' at The Post presents The
crafted teahouse is the only one of
Enjoy this well rounded party menu
House Band playing songs from Bob
its kind in the Western Hemisphere,
while sipping some rose!
Marley! No cover.
and is one of the city of Boulder’s
• Burrata, Roasted Grapes, Smoked
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premier tourist attractions.
Sea Salt, Balsamic, Candied Sun-
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flower Seed, Market Greens • Maple
28 THE WEST END TAVERN TENTH ANNUAL JUL-IPA FESTIVAL 926 Pearl Street, Boulder, Co
The West End Tavern is toasting “the in-
1825 Pearl A, Boulder, Co
Glazed Pork Belly on Brioche, House Pickles • Honey Balsamic Flank Steak
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LASPORTIVA ELDORA TRAIL 5K & 10K
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trepid IPA” with an entire month of activ-
LaSportiva Eldora Trail 10k run will
ities at the tenth annual Jul-IPA Festival.
be returning for its 10th edition
The rooftop grand-slam finale par-
to the Nordic Trails at the Eldora
ty will be from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Guests
Mountain Resort on Saturday July
will get the chance to enjoy tasty sum-
28th at 7:30am. New this year will
mer food specials, IPAs from across
be the addition of a 5k trail run that
the country, live tunes, and a live auc-
incorporates the best parts of the
tion. Tickets are $30 per person.
XTERRA run and the 10k run cours-
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es. More details will be announced as the race approaches. We are
28 ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA FESTIVAL 1770 13th Street, Boulder, Co
very excited to continue the best
We are always accepting submissions
trail run on the front range. A big
for events you'd like to see included
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