The 2016 Summer Olympics are set to take place on August 5-21 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and if you spend any time on the trails around the city of Boulder, you just might see some familiar faces competing in your favorite events at this year’s games. In the track and field category, three Boulderites, former CU star athletes, and members of the 2012 Olympic team, are busy … [Read more...] about 5 Olympians You Just Might See on Boulder Trails This Summer
Farmer Girl Community Bistro: Showcasing Summer’s Best Seasonal Ingredients
There’s nothing like it. Enjoying a meal made with colorful and crisp ingredients just picked from the garden. Knowing where your food comes from and the love and care put into making it, makes eating it that much more enjoyable. It’s that kind of food that people want to eat, and it’s the kind of dining experience that local restauranteur, Chef Tim Payne, strives to create … [Read more...] about Farmer Girl Community Bistro: Showcasing Summer’s Best Seasonal Ingredients
5 Outdoor Adventures to Have in Boulder This Summer
It isn’t a secret that Boulder is a dream come true for outdoor aficionados. Mazes of hiking trails lure adventure-seekers out along with the warm weather each year, but this year, why not mix it up a little and explore new outdoor adventures that are waiting just outside of your back door? From learning how to stand up paddle board, to upping your mountain biking shred skills, … [Read more...] about 5 Outdoor Adventures to Have in Boulder This Summer
Via Perla Poised to Open in Boulder on March 21
The anticipation is over for curious diners in Boulder who have patiently watched the northwest corner of the intersection of Pearl and 9th transform from a flashy Tesla dealership, to a pile of rubble, to a brand new building that will house a handful of residential opportunities as well as one of Boulder’s newest additions to the city’s celebrated restaurant scene. On … [Read more...] about Via Perla Poised to Open in Boulder on March 21
Cheers to Colorado’s Craft Beer Beginnings: Remembering David Hummer
The craft beer scene in Colorado looks a lot different today than it did in 1979 when David Hummer and a fellow CU professor left the classroom behind to fulfill every passionate homebrewer’s dream of opening a brewery. Together, the two opened Boulder Beer Company—receiving only the forty-third brewing license in the United States and the first in the state of … [Read more...] about Cheers to Colorado’s Craft Beer Beginnings: Remembering David Hummer