Posts tagged Boulder Farmers Market
Boulder County Farmers Market
Apr 6th
A nonprofit that operates through producer-only farmers and ranchers that grow what they sell in Boulder since 1987. Today the Boulder Farmers market serves as community gathering, provides nourishment to neighbors, boost sustainable agriculture and support for the local economy. The market season runs from the first Saturday in April through the Saturday preceding Thanksgiving every year as well as the first Wednesday in May through the first Wednesday in October.
1900 13th St.
Boulder, CO 80302
(303) 910-2236
Wednesdays: 4pm – 8pm
Saturdays: 8 am – 2pm
Boulder Farmer’s Market
Boulder County Farmers Market 2016
June 5th, 2016
Jann checks out the Boulder Farmers Market in the early summer and some flowers and pastured chicken.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder County Farmers Market 2015
October 14th, 2015
Jann takes us to the Boulder County Farmers Market to have a look at some things for sale like vegetables, fruits, flowers, baked goods and more.[READ|SHARE]
City of Boulder Office of Arts + Culture
October 23rd, 2014
Jann talks with the people who run the City of Boulder Office of Arts and Culture and what they do for the local community to educate and promote arts in the society.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Farmer’s Market Oct. 2014
October 23rd, 2014
Jann takes us to the Boulder Farmer’s Market to have a look at some things for sale like vegetables, flowers and cactus, he also talks with some people who run the Boulder Public Library Book Bike and the throngs of people who come to visit the market.[READ|SHARE]
World Music at Boulder Farmers Market
October 29th, 2011
World music played at the Boulder Farmers market for patrons of the market to enjoy.[READ|SHARE]
Lil Bluegrass at the Boulder Farmers Market
May 16th, 2011
We watch the Lil Bluegrass Band jam out to the local Boulder Farmers Market crowd.[READ|SHARE]
Eric Roberts Spanish Guitar
April 9th, 2011
Eric Roberts play his Spanish guitar music from his new album My Brazilian Heart, at the Boulder Farmers market.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Farmers Market 2011 Info
April 9th, 2011
We visit the Boulder Farmer’s Market in the late spring and talk with some of the vendors, promoters and patrons, first we talk with the event promoter about what’s new this year at the market and the Jann looks around at some of the shops and then talks with Don Mock, former Boulder City Councilmen and President of Dushanbe Sister City Group, about his work with the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse and the sister city group. Then we check out some more people and things at the market, The Family Dog - A very nice family show off their Irish[READ|SHARE]
Kitty and the Coyote
April 9th, 2011
At Boulder Farmers Market farmers Market we visit a Mountain Lion, Bobcat and a Coyote.[READ|SHARE]
Rock and Roll Marathon Denver Information
April 9th, 2011
Rock and Roll Marathon, Relay for Life, Determination, Race, Racing, Running, Charity, American Cancer Society, running programs, athletes, rock and roll denver, boulder, farmers market, boulder farmers market[READ|SHARE]
Ron Tomocik Accordionist
July 26th, 2010
We check out Ron Tomocik Accordionist at the Boulder Farmers Market.[READ|SHARE]
Emergency Family Assistance Association - E.F.A.A.
July 21st, 2010
We learn about E.F.A.A. and how it has been the community safety net for families who have nowhere else to turn when they cant meet their basic needs. In Boulder and Broomfield Counties, they provide support to families, people with disabilities, and seniors by providing assistance with Food, Shelter, Rent Assistance, Utilities, Minor medical expenses, Transportation, Furniture and Resource referrals.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder County Farmers Market
April 6th, 2010
A nonprofit that operates through producer-only farmers and ranchers that grow what they sell in Boulder since 1987. Today the Boulder Farmers market serves as community gathering, provides nourishment to neighbors, boost sustainable agriculture and support for the local economy. The market season runs from the first Saturday in April through the Saturday preceding Thanksgiving every year as well as the first Wednesday in May through the first Wednesday in October.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra Info
October 27th, 2008
Sue tells us about the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra events coming up for 2008 and 2009 and special discounts for CU students.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Farmers market food court What's great and what sucks
June 20th, 2008
We finally tried everything at the Market in the food court. Here's what we have to suggest.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Farmer’s Market, Boulder Channel 1 giveaway, Fringe Fest and more
August 4th, 2007
We visit the Boulder Farmer’s Market in the summer and the Boulder Channel 1 booth is giving away free shoes and other great items to a some very lucky guests, Gabe Lee gets the honors of making the donation. Then Jann says goodbye to Amy, one of Boulder Channel 1’s producers and we talk with some of the people and animals around and then some of the other businesses, The Boulder International Fringe Festival and Word is Out Women’s Bookstore to name a few, and Gary Shakleford plays us a few tunes on his guitar.[READ|SHARE]
Boulder Farmers market food court What’s great and what sucks
Jun 20th
We finally tried everything at the Market in the food court. Tammy’s Vietnam noodle bowls with meat is excellent. So are the dumplings from the Vietnamese lady just up from Tammy. Fast Eddies hot dogs are so so, not as good as when Eddie owned the stand. Laudisio’s oven pizza is good. Boulder ice cream is excellent, not overprice, just the best. Mod market is just what it sounds like….. a social media hype..not great.sucks. The tamale stand is very good. The falafel stand is terrible, over priced, tasteless, little swarma, not much content, mostly cold pit bread….Cold! Just awful! You can’t go skimping in Boulder. The early morning Muffin guy muffins are good ( knew a cat named muffin ) ask for the tri-athlete muffin , our fave with blueberry and banana.
So our number One choice is Tammy’s Vietnamese stand with lot of great fairly priced cuisines. Service is fast plus you get plenty to eat.. The ice cream stand is number one for desserts. You get a nice big bowl for $3 and a huge bowl for $4. The ice cream is extremely good too.
Boulder Farmer’s Market, Boulder Channel 1 giveaway, Fringe Fest and more
Aug 4th
We visit the Boulder Farmer’s Market in the summer and the Boulder Channel 1 booth is giving away free shoes and other great items to a some very lucky guests, Gabe Lee gets the honors of making the donation. Then Jann says goodbye to Amy, one of Boulder Channel 1’s producers and we talk with some of the people and animals around and then some of the other businesses, The Boulder International Fringe Festival and Word is Out Women’s Bookstore to name a few, and Gary Shakleford plays us a few tunes on his guitar.
