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Leaf Restaurant announces new ownership under Chef Lauren Rosellini and celebrates 20th anniversary
BOULDER, Colo. — Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant will celebrate its 20th anniversary in the Boulder community Wednesday, Aug. 26, while also marking a change in ownership. The restaurant, located at 1710 Pearl St., will transition from Three Leaf Concepts to Executive Chef Lauren…
Connecting Through Art
By Riggs Robertson The connective power of art has persisted since humans were able to create pigments and paint in rough cave walls. A physical or visual representation of inner turmoil, joy, elation, anger and all emotions in between draws us to these representative artists and…
Things to do this weekend: August 14 – 16
Boulder Weekly has another great line-up for your weekend, August 14 through August 16! Friday, August 14 5-8 p.m. | The Dairy Arts Center This free opening reception features a group exhibition exploring language, literature, media and storytelling through photography,…
Pattern Break Brewing is reimagining craft beer
By Emma Houckes If you’re looking for a new space to enjoy a beer, Pattern Break Brewing is Boulder’s newest innovative brewery. Pattern Break opened on May 8 at 3550 Frontier Ave. in Boulder. Pattern Break says it is “not claiming to reinvent craft beer, just reimagining it.”…
Remember the Beauty: Boulder Canyon Trail
By Riggs Robertson As the weather finally cools down a bit, the cresting dip of summer giving a slight way to fall, the want to be outside itches through every Coloradoan. Baked into our DNA is the need to hear the birds, feel the rocks, and explore the trails betwixt the…
Verb Coffee: Caffeine fix through precision
By Riggs Robertson We’ve all been there: We waited a little too long to drink that sweet, nectar-like morning cup of coffee, and now the withdrawals are hitting. The world has faded away into a film before you, and you wonder if this is a dream. The headache and pull of your…
Boulder Taco Fest is back with another great lineup of vendors and activities
By Emma Houckes Boulder’s favorite summer tradition is back this summer on Saturday, August 22 from 12-5 p.m. at the Boulder Civic Area and Library. Boulder Taco Fest is a one-day festival celebrating great food and Mexican culture, with live music, Lucha Libre and more. Boulder…
Experience an authentic Italian dinner in Boulder at Pasta Jay’s
By Emma Houckes If you’re looking for low-key Italian food, Pasta Jay’s should be your new favorite spot. Located in downtown Boulder, Pasta Jay’s has been part of Pearl Street’s charm since September 1988. Pasta Jay’s recipes are built on generations of authentic Italian family…
The Chautauqua Summer Concert Series brings talented artists to the historical site this summer
By Emma Houckes If you’re running out of things to do this summer, check out Chautauqua’s summer concert series. The concert series features tons of genres, so each person is sure to find an event that fits their interests. If you like jazz, check out Herbie Hancock on August 11.…
Boulder’s nationally-acclaimed Avery Brewing Company
By Emma Houckes If you’re looking to experience craft beer, great food and a beautiful space, check out Avery Brewing Company. Located in North Boulder, Avery Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Adam Avery, and opened an expansive taphouse in 2015. Avery Brewing has grown from…
Keeping Communication: Dr. Baiduc’s Research on Hearing Loss
By Riggs Robertson The sounds of traffic, the small ring of a bell as you enter a store, your favorite song playing through cheap gas station headphones. Hearing is a sense that is often taken for granted, making itself painfully known when you are unable to communicate with…
SmithKlein Gallery shows fine art in the heart of Boulder
By Emma Houckes If you’re looking to experience Boulder’s vibrant arts scene in an upscale setting, SmithKlein Gallery should be on your bucket list. SmithKlein Gallery creates an experience that brings veteran art collectors and first-time buyers, ensuring a positive experience…