Today
Meadow Music with Jeff & Paige: 5:30 p.m. Monday, Chautauqua Park, 900 Baseline Road, Boulder. This environmental education program turns 20 this year, and to celebrate, Jeff & Paige will host a one-hour concert filled with science- and nature-based kids’ music, educational skits, costume changes and audience participation. Before the fun, join a crew for a short, toddler-friendly, pre-concert hike where we’ll find our animal and color of the week. Bring picnic blankets, picnics and water. Free, 303-441-3440, jeffandpaige.org.
Birdies & Bogeys 2024 — Charity Golf Tournament: 8:30 a.m. Monday, Lake Valley Golf Club, 4400 Lake Valley Drive, Niwot. Breakfast, lunch and select beverages provided. The tournament will be played as a “scramble” where each foursome plays off the best shot of each stroke within the group for one final score. $200-$750, 303-823-8455, golfgenius.com.
Women of the West and Beyond Discussion Group: Noon Monday, Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder. The group reads books originally written by or about women west of the Mississippi. The group has met at the Boulder Public Library since 1997. A schedule for the group can be found at sackett.net/WOWMonday.pdf.
Hawaiian Hula Classes: 6:30 p.m. Monday, Spark Theater, 4747 E. Pearl St., Boulder. This Hawaiian hula class, a dance that dates back to the 1100s, is taught by a teacher who learned the dance while living on the islands. $20-$75, 720-771-9772.
Concert in the Park with Boulder Concert Band: 7 p.m. Monday, North Boulder Park, Ninth Street and Dellwood Avenue, Boulder. It’s a summertime experience you won’t want to miss. Join your neighbors for your community band concert at one of your favorite Boulder parks. Bring a picnic, chair or blanket, and relax to the sounds of summer music. Free, boulderband.org.
Astronomy Tour: 9 p.m. Monday, Boulder Valley Ranch Trailhead, 3900 Longhorn Road, Boulder. A professional astronomer will guide you through the cosmos with several large telescopes and a laser pointer. We will explore the wonders of our universe including planets, constellations, star navigation, satellites, nebula, clusters, galaxies and even shooting stars (if lucky). The tour takes place at an easy-to-find trailhead, and there’s no hiking required. You’ll have the chance to see phenomenal sunsets and wildlife in the area. We provide our guests with a red flashlight, comfy camp seating, bug spray and bottled water (upon request). $21-$42, 303-324-5831, AstroTours.org.
Upcoming
Sign, Move, and Groove at the Farm: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Boulder JCC, 6007 Oreg Ave., Boulder. This class with instructor Chamisa Logemann will let busy toddlers explore the world around them, move to music, create art projects, and start or continue their sign language journey. $112, boulderjcc.org.
Summer Flowers Art Show: Noon Tuesday, Ana’s Art Gallery, 1101 Spruce St., Boulder. Color and warmth jumps off the canvas at Ana’s Art Gallery, which is showing new work featuring the flowers and fruits of summer. The featured paintings are the “The Perfume Maker” and “The Mango Seller,” by Armando Torres. Free. 303-997-5346, anasartgallery.com.
Summertime Cookout: 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts, 637 S. Broadway St., Suite H, Boulder. Learn and practice a few tricks and tips to add to your next cook out. Chef Dallas will offer grilling techniques for an easy and delicious barbecue chicken and tips for making a great potato salad. The menu includes: beer-braised brats, Kansas City barbecue sauce, barbecue grilled chicken, potato salad and charred broccoli with tonnato sauce. $75-$95, eventbrite.com.
Underground Springhouse at Roots: 8 p.m. Tuesday, Roots Music Project, 4747 Pearl, Suite V3A, Boulder. What began as a dorm room project, has turned into a touring band that draws its influences from reggae, country, funk and rock ‘n’ roll. The Tuesday show will be a special acoustic performance. $15, rootsmusicproject.org.
