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If you and your family happen to find yourselves entertaining out-of-town guests this summer, be sure to check out this list of things to do and places to see in Broomfield to make it a fun and enjoyable visit.
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ARTS+CULTURE JULY 11, 18, 25 Don’t miss the FREE Summer Reading Film Series sponsored by Broomfield’s Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library, Tuesday nights at the Broomfield Auditorium. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and movies start at 7:00 p.m. Open to all ages. Children under 13 must be accompanied by someone 13 or older. No registration is required but seating is limited and available on a first come first served basis. Here’s the line-up for July:
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JULY 15 Don’t miss an opportunity to Tour the Brunner Family Farmhouse guided by a member of the family! Kelly Brunner Smith will host tours of the historic Brunner Farmhouse between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at 640 Main St. For questions about this free event email BCAH@ArtsinBroomfield.org.
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There’s nothing like hiking with children and teens: A brief and brilliant flash, it seems in the vastness of an otherwise ordinary life. Kids grow up so fast. Why not make as many memories as possible while enjoying some exercise and fresh air?
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Following are a few family-friendly trails worth exploring in Broomfield and nearby.
McKAY LAKE Youngsters on bikes and newly-dating couples love nearby McKay Lake. The open space is home to ancient, towering cottonwood and willow trees along the south side of the small lake and uninterrupted views of the mountains to the west. The leisurely 1.5-mile loop circling the lake is ideal for a quiet walk with teens and seniors. Runners, equestrians, and cyclists enjoy the route, also. From the parking area, go right along the single track dirt path near the water and through the brush. Notice the interpretive sign and pier nearby. Fishing is allowed. You’ll briefly be walking alongside a fenced farm to access a wide social trail to the west of the lake, eventually coming upon the new south dam of McKay Lake. Walk east on Photo courtesy of Bette Erickson the wide gravel route with those wonderful
METZGER FARM This expansive open space property offers two miles of inter-connected gravel hiking routes, a dock, picnic pavilion, and designated parking area suitable for 40 vehicles. The 152-acre farm is a result of a municipal award-winning joint effort between the cities of Broomfield and Westminster. The public park, open from sunrise to sunset, offers cyclists and hikers a valuable connector from existing Broomfield trails to the popular Big Dry Creek trail system maintained by the city of Westminster. If you’re visiting Metzger Farm with preschool-age youngsters, consider a quick mile out and back jaunt along the trail from the north edge of the parking area. Continue east staying right to drop
BOULDER’S TENDERFOOT-CHAPMAN LOOP If you’re looking for a hike appealing to older kids or teens, consider the Tenderfoot-Chapman Loop on Flagstaff Mountain. It’s a pleasant 2.5-mile circuit curving and zigzagging along the flanks of Flagstaff Mountain offering views of the Front Range, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the rear of Boulder Mountain Parks. This aromatic coniferous forest provides a home to blue grouse, crossbills, and Albert’s squirrels. The Tenderfoot-Chapman Trail is a pleasant, moderately tough (in a good way) trek accessed off of Flagstaff Road. To begin the hike, after parking locate the trailhead sign at Realization Point. Take the Chapman fire road downhill through a Photo courtesy of Bette Erickson ponderosa pine and fir-tree forest.
cottonwoods framing the trail. Be on the lookout for a variety of waterfowl that frequent this lake. Follow the footpath as it passes over the large spillway and make your way back to the parking area. Broomfield is currently improving the 16-acre parcel south and west of the lake within its municipal border. The intent is to provide public recreational opportunities, park amenities, environmental educational facilities, and habitat improvements. To Get There: A spacious parking lot is on the south side of 144th Avenue just west of Pecos St. Distance:1.5-mile loop Difficulty: Easy Elevation Gain: Negligible Dogs: Yes, on leash
down by the pond’s spillway and crossing the bridge connecting to the Big Dry Creek Trail. Return the way you came. Alternatively, you could take a left where the trail forks just past the farmstead and head north looping around either by turning west or turning right (east) completing a large circular route for almost two miles. To Get There: Metzger Farm is located on the northeast corner of Lowell Blvd. and 120th Ave. Distance: Varies depending on route chosen Difficulty: Easy Elevation Gain: Negligible Dogs: Yes, on leash at all times
About ten minutes into the hike, past the cattleguard, follow the draw north. Notice the Indian Peaks standing tall in the distance to the west. Continue along the Tenderfoot Trail as it curves southeast back to Realization Point. To Get There: Take US 36 west to the Baseline Rd. exit. Turn left and once past Chautauqua Park take Flagstaff Road 3.3 miles and park at Realization Point. The trailhead is to the east of the parking area. Distance: 2.5 mile loop Difficulty: Easy to moderate Elevation Gain: 500 feet Horses: Yes. Dogs: Yes, under sight and voice command or on leash
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It’s a beautiful summer day in Broomfield, you’re thirsty, curious, and ready for something different: whether it’s after work on a Tuesday or following a Saturday of afternoon Frisbee, you deserve to find a new liquid treat. Broomfield breweries await!
Nighthawk Brewery You’ll love the spectrum of offerings at the Nighthawk Brewery: Milk Stout, Traditional Hefeweizen, Grapefruit IPA, and check out Farmhouse: made with all-Colorado ingredients including Root Shoot Malts, Voss Farms and High Wire hops, and Inland Island yeast. Try the Outshined Double IPA, paying homage to the Pacific Northwest with “big biscuit malty notes,” citrus and pine hops and a name that harkens to the music of early 90s. (We miss ya C.C.) The beer menu is complemented by an amazing pizza selection; their dough is made in-house – I tried a pineapple/ham/jalapeno pizza that went oh-so-well with their Honey Orange Blonde Ale. Their huge game room complements the more cozy tasting room; they have Thursday night trivia with the Geeks Who Drink crew, Monday night Coin Flip deals (guess right- first beer is $1), free pinball on Tuesdays, and July 22 is Painting & Pints with Color Me Mine Boulder – kids paint, parents sip! They were the 2016 Emerging Business Award Winner by the Access Broomfield Chamber – and definitely worth a visit this summer. Stop by at 2780 Industrial Lane or check www. nighthawkbrewery.com and plus look for updates on Facebook.
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Rails End Beer Company Tucked away off a cul-de-sac at 11625 Reed Court, in a stereotypical brewery-among-the-warehouses setting, is Rails End Beer Company; the wide open bar and patio with frequent live music provides an unexpectedly beautiful view across fields to the sunset over the mountains. Rails End’s delicious summer recipes include recent limited releases of a wheat ale with a touch of banana and vanilla (tastes great with the sun on your face) and the infused Blood Orange Double IPA with tangerine, citrus, and grapefruit. Try a five-beer taster flight for only $9 and get your snacks from different food trucks providing everything from tacos to bourbon chicken, and calzones to brats. Check out more at www.railsendbeerco.com.
Four Noses Brewery Four Noses Brewery always has a backyard house party feel: happy loud conversations and groups of friends enjoying
Note: for fans of Big Choice Brewing – they’ve recently moved from Broomfield into a larger taproom in a former Buddhist temple in Brighton – get the latest info at www.bigchoicebrewing.com.
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Broomfield residents have several opportunities to enjoy a variety of music this summer during both indoor and outdoor events at several different venues. Many concerts are free and incorporate fun activities for the entire family.
BROOMFIELD AMPHITHEATER Creative Broomfield has an exciting lineup of free concerts throughout the summer at the Broomfield Amphitheater as part of its Wednesdays on the Waterfront series.
July 5 Capping off a patriotic Independence Day weekend, the United States Air Force Academy commercial band Wild Blue Country will perform at the Broomfield Auditorium as part of the series. Active duty musicians, whose mission is to support the Air Force and the academy both stateside and abroad, tell the Air Force story innovatively through communities around the world. Photo courtesy of The City and County of Broomfield
July 12 Rachel and the Ruckus is an award-winning, Coloradobased blues rock band with a funky vibe that will perform both original and cover tunes. The band, featuring Rachel Alena on vocals, is known for its rockin’ guitar and a killer saxophone.
July 19 Four all-star musicians, all based in the Denver area, make up Jake & The Plummers, which covers everything from Stevie Wonder to Justin Timberlake. The ensemble will get the audience moving with a dance party atmosphere. July 26 Soul Sacrifice performs its faithful re-creations of the legendary band Santana. Featuring renditions of Latin-infused
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rock classics such as Oye Como Va, Black Magic Woman, Jingo and Soul Sacrifice, along with breathtaking guitar ballads including Europa, and Samba Pa Ti, Soul Sacrifice captures the multicultural sound and spirit that is Santana.
August 2 Music has never been performed quite like Celtic Legacy. High-Spirited, musically savvy, foot stomping and outrageously energetic music will get your heart pumping. Bagpipers, and four drummers will have you dancing in the aisles. The performance is a fast-paced, upbeat show combining amazing music, props, comedy, and incredible energy.
BRUNNER FARMHOUSE The Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities presents its Summer Sundays concert series at the Brunner Farmhouse. Concerts start at 6:00 p.m. and are preceded by carnival games, prizes, arts and crafts, storytelling, and more beginning at 4:00 p.m. Refreshments are available to purchase.
July 9 Quickdraw Homegrown Music has been entertaining audiences from Colorado to Alaska for more than 25 years with its unique brand of western bluegrass. With musical influences ranging from folk to swing and bluegrass to country, they are a true American band.
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August 13 Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra (MJO) is known as the premier jazz orchestra of the Rocky Mountain area. Featuring many of Denver’s finest jazz musicians, MJO performances include toetapping hits of the 40s and 50s as well as big band, jazz, Latin, rock and modern pop.
The Mall Scene Patrons at Flatiron Crossing Mall can enjoy a variety of local musicians on Thursdays as part of its Summer Nights Concert Series. Scheduled performers include The Champions, Soul X, and Funkiphino. Shows start at 6:30 p.m. Orchard Town Center also offers family entertainment during its free summer concert series on Saturdays from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. through August. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Colorado bands, including dance band Phat Daddy, vocal rock band FACE, contemporary jazz band Dotsero, and That Eighties Band, which features favorite hits from the 80s. More intimate performances featuring soloists, duets, trios, and guitarists will be held on the Orchard entertainment stage on Fridays.
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1stBank Center Music lovers can choose from a variety of shows at the 1STBank Center this summer, ranging from multimedia-rich performances to legendary punk bands to shows featuring movie scores.
July 7-9 Acclaimed bass music pioneer Bassnectar will perform hits from his 10th album, Noise vs. Beauty, at the 1STBank Center. The performance includes extensive multimedia production that gives concertgoers an immersive experience along with an extensive list of special effects. August 2 Slayer comes to Broomfield to perform songs from its Repentless album. Thirty-four years into its career, Slayer remains the pre-eminent punk-thrash band that helped establish the genre and that up-and-coming metal heads continue to revere and emulate. Repentless is the band’s first new album in six years.
August 6 Hans Zimmer Revealed is a nontraditional, multilayered
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Feeling adventurous? Invite your loved ones on a hike along one of Broomfield’s more than 250-miles of trails laced in and around the city. To get inspired, visit www.broomfield.org/1335/BroomfieldTrails-Map. If you and your fellow hikers want to narrow the search further, go to www.broomfield.org and search the term, “Broomfield 100.” Each summer, Broomfield’s Open Space and Trails department puts together a pocket guide offering citizens a choice of some 100 miles of trails to hike. While you have your walking shoes on, swing by the Broomfield Sculpture Trail, www.broomfield.org/2328/Broomfield-SculptureTrail, to be treated to magnificent public art. The trail is in Broomfield’s County Commons and is near a playground and the Dog Park (www.broomfield.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/39). Following a hike, what’s better than touring and tasting at one of Broomfield’s local breweries? Consider Wonderland Brewing Co. www.wonderlandbrewing.com or Nighthawk
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Brewery www.nighthawkbrewery.com. There’s also Big Choice Brewing at www.bigchoicebrewing.com or 4 Noses Brewing Company, check out http://4nosesbrewing.com. Entertainment options abound in Broomfield. Consider the 1STBank Center for concerts and more – go towww.1stbankcenter. com for a list of upcoming events. And the ‘Audi’ packs in more events per year than there are days (that’s right, it’s not unusual for a turn-around of two events per day at the venue). Visit www. broomfield.org/242/Audi-Events for information. Free summer outdoor concerts are numerous in Broomfield, as well. Thursdays at Flatiron Crossing Mall is the Summer Nights Concert Series (www.flatironcrossing.com/Events/Details/446820) and ‘Wednesdays at the Waterfront’ offers an exciting (free) line-up (www.broomfield.org/DocumentCenter/View/14057) conveniently located at Broomfield’s Civic Center complex.
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Few things compare to a leisurely stroll through a museum and Broomfield has two worth considering. The Veteran’s Museum is centrally located in Broomfield on Midway Blvd. (www. broomfieldveterans.com) and the famed historical Depot Museum is located just blocks away (www.broomfield.org/120/BroomfieldDepot-Museum). The Brunner Farmhouse and Gardens is recognized as a community gathering place offering seasonal concerts and family events. For information, go to www.google.com/#q=brunner+farmhouse. For a unique and affordable family afternoon or night out, consider bowling. Broomfield’s Chipper’s Lanes offers bowling, a laser tag arcade, and a bar and grill all in one location. Find information at www.chipperslanes.com/broomfield. If you have a golfing aficionado in your circle of influence, consider one of the city’s three golf courses. There’s the Broadlands Golf Course at www.thebroadlandsgc.com, the Eagle Trace Golf Club near Broomfield High School – www.eagletracegolfclub.com, or the Greenway Park Pro-shop, clubhouse, and course, at www.gwphoa.org.
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If you’re looking for things to do with ‘tweens and teenagers, consider Broomfield’s Batting Cages and Skate Park conveniently located in the Civic Center complex. The Skate Park offers two bowl areas – the larger one has a double lip with a small spine and the other kidney-shaped bowl has pool coping, tile, and stairs in the shallow end. The Batting Cage has a seven wheel system, safety netting with a canopy and perimeter skirt, upgraded lighting, and computerized processing technology. Visit www.broomfield.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/13 for more information. Also at Broomfield’s Civic Center complex is The Bay. Newly renovated, the lush outdoor water park (open seasonally) features a leisure pool, tot pool, multiple slides, picnic benches, concession stand, and dressing rooms with showers. For information and fees, go to www.broomfield.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/2. And then there are the restaurants. Who doesn’t like to eat out as a reason to entertain family and friends? Consider a Broomfield landmark Great Scotts, a 1950s eatery, www.greatscottseatery.com. And catering to all diet modifications is Modern Market www. modernmarket.com, or if pizza and its variations appeal to you, visit iPie here in Broomfield with locations elsewhere around the metro area – infinituspie.com. Near Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is where you can get an authentic taste of Britain. Visit the Wildflowers Tea Room and Burns Pub – for information see www.wildflowerstearoom.com. There’s not enough room in this article to identify all the great places to eat out in Broomfield. Check out last month’s issue of The Broomfielder for a comprehensive list of restaurants in the city and more ideas.
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4. Set aside 30 blueberries and puree remainder. Add water, as needed, to make pourable. 5. To layer pops, start by pouring, piping or syringing 1 tablespoon milk and yogurt mixture into each mold, covering granola layer. Put each mold in freezer until firm, at least 1 hour. 6. Layer 1 tablespoon strawberry puree on top of frozen yogurt layer in each mold. Cover top of molds with foil, insert sticks and freeze again until solid. Remove foil, add another layer of yogurt and freeze again. 7. For final layer, add 1 tablespoon blueberry puree and 3 blueberries to each mold. Freeze until solid. Keep frozen pops in molds until ready to eat. Run each mold under lukewarm water for approximately 10 seconds to loosen and remove frozen pops. Pops can be made 1 day in advance. Tip: For clean lines between frozen yogurt layers, use small syringe. Nutritional information per serving: 70 calories; 2 g fat; 0.5 g saturated fat; 3 g protein; 11 g carbohydrates; 1 g fiber; 20 mg sodium; 48 mg calcium (4% of daily value). Nutrition figures based on using reduced fat milk.
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