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Boulder Weekly Published August 05

Enjoy coffee, art and a good book at Trident Booksellers & Cafe in Boulder

By Emma Houckes If you are looking for a new third-space, Trident Booksellers & Cafe is Boulder’s go-to cafe, bookstore, and community event space. As the oldest cafe in Boulder, Trident Booksellers & Cafe has become a staple for a tasty beverage or a great book. Trident…

Boulder Weekly Published August 04

Best of Boulder Voting Opens Soon: Celebrate Your Local Favorites

By Riggs Robertson It’s time to show support for your local favorites! Best of Boulder is right around the corner, giving you the opportunity to vote for your favorite local businesses. A great way to encourage votes for your business or show support for one of your favorite…

Boulder Weekly Published August 03

Things to do this weekend: Aug. 7 – Aug. 9

Boulder Weekly Published July 31

Things to do this weekend: July 31 — Aug. 2

It may be HOT outside, but that doesn’t mean Boulderites can’t enjoy themselves. Take a look at this list of things to do the weekend of July 31 — August 2. Boulder Farmers Market – Boulder Farmers Market Downtown Boulder Public Art – Downtown Boulder Public Art Collection “Tres…

Boulder Weekly Published July 31

First-timer’s Guide: Boulder’s Farmers Market

One of the best parts of summer is visiting a farmers market. Since 1987, Boulder County Farmers Markets has connected residents with locally grown produce and other Colorado-made products. With dozens of vendors, the Boulder Farmers Market offers a wide selection of flowers,…

Boulder Weekly Published July 31

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The Boulder Weekly wants to know what you want to read! Fill out the form below and tell us what matters most to you. Boulder Weekly Reader Survey This survey will help Boulder Weekly better understand our audience’s needs as we move forward with this new chapter of Boulder…

Boulder Weekly Published July 30

Take a Hike (up Mount Sanitas)

By Riggs Robertson The pleasant burn of muscles, cool morning air, and the promise of brunch afterwards are some of the greatest joys of hiking. For a quick, but challenging hike for the upcoming week, choose Mount Sanitas. While only being a little under a mile and a half, this…

Boulder Weekly Published July 30

Odd Rabbit brings a fresh take on Japanese dining to Boulder

If you are looking for a new take on Japanese-style cuisine, look no further. Odd Rabbit, located in East Boulder, is taking Japanese food to a whole new level. Describing its philosophy as “traditionally non-traditional,” the restaurant offers an inviting atmosphere where food…

Boulder Weekly Published July 30

Hundy’s is bringing a taste of Biryani to American dinner plates

By Emma Houckes If you’re looking to expand your palate, Hundy’s offers a Kolkata Biryani built around authentic East-Indian cooking techniques. Founded by a husband-and-wife team from Kolkata, Hundy’s aims to share the recipes and cooking traditions they grew up with while…

Boulder Weekly Published October 29

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Boulder Weekly Published July 10

Sweaty double feature

Remakes may feel like the name of the game these days, but it’s always been like this. What’s changed is the availability of the original. Saw How to Train Your Dragon in theaters? Watch the animated version on Peacock today! Kids loved Lilo & Stitch? Show them the better version…

Boulder Weekly Published July 10

Enjoying the ride

The fastest road route between Nashville to Pinedale, Wyoming, spans just over 1,500 miles. That’s about a day’s worth of driving — up through Kentucky and Missouri, nearly kissing the northeast corner of Kansas, before heading west across the length of Nebraska and breaking into…

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