Boulder named finalist to host Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027
On Friday, the Sundance Institute listed Boulder as one of six finalists of host cities that could become the new venue of the Sundance Film Festival, beginning in 2027.
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Outgrowing the museum, Nepali Jatra expands to downtown Longmont for third cultural festival
Saturday, Nepali Jatra – an event celebrating traditional Nepali culture and heritage – returns to Longmont for its third year.
Pearl Street Arts Fest returns with diversity in mind, will amplify underrepresented voices at summer’s largest art exhibition
This year, the 44th annual Pearl Street Arts Fest will feature the works of over 100 artists from 15 states.
Broadway Rave blasts show tunes in the nightclub when this all-musical theater dance party lights up the Fox Theatre
This Friday, Broadway Rave makes its Boulder debut at the Fox Theater, inviting all front-range theater enthusiasts, drama nerds, musical aficionados, and everyone in between to participate in a stellar...
Dry humor: Second Chance Comedy show in Longmont brings levity to addiction
This comedy show provides a hysterical – and insightful – perspective on the challenges and victories of the recovery journey.
Grateful Dead tribute band Shakedown Street kicks off Twenty Ninth Street’s Summer of Love concert series
This summer’s free concert lineup features a number of big names and stellar artists.
Bucking the celebrity tequila fad, Boulder’s Suerte enlists a sharp-tongued rabbit comedian as its spokesanimal
The tequila industry is saturated with celebrity-affiliated brands, and a bottle attached to a big name doesn’t necessarily equate to a quality product, said Suerte co-founder Laurence Spiewak.
Legendary Boulder choreographer Barbara Demaree takes a final bow, her death marks the end of an era
For nearly 50 years, Demaree shared her mastery of and dedication to dance with generations of students, imparting upon them a profound sense of grace, disciplin, and artistic expression that...
Boulder Environmental, Nature, Outdoor Film Festival is back on the big screen: ‘Our shared passion for the outdoors unites us’
From a political thriller documentary about fracking, to a heartwarming feature-length film about bicycling, this year’s fest brings in 12 films, offering both local and global perspectives on pressing environmental...
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Odesza at Folsom Field ushers in a new concert era for CU Boulder
“I think this is the start of something big,” Gottlieb said, noting that CU staff is excited to see what will happen in the next few summers.