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Boulder Latest News from Pearl Street Mall
Jul 9th
“A practical approach to weight loss” lecture being held online at bch.org/livestream tomorrow — Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time).Speakers
Robert Fineberg, MD, DABOM, of Boulder Creek Family Medicine
Sasha Thompson, NP, of Northwest Family MedicineDate
Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time)Join Us Online
bch.org/livestream
Robert Fineberg, MD, DABOM, of Boulder Creek Family Medicine
Sasha Thompson, NP, of Northwest Family MedicineDate
Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time)Join Us Online
bch.org/livestream
Boulder Farmers Market
13th St. & Canyon Blvd.
Wednesdays, 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Music tonight by Jitensha
Weekdays? Also extremely reasonable. It’s a flat $3 to park between 3 pm – 3 am in City of Boulder Parking Garages, which is cheaper than the cost of an iced coffee (and arguably a better investment if you’re running late). City of Boulder Parking Garages parking is FREE on Saturdays AND Sundays! Save time by registering your car through Metropolis once you do this, travel in and out of the City Parking Garages with ease!
Pro tip: garages give you shade, keep your car cool, and put you steps away from wherever you’re headed. I call that a win-win-win.
Metered street parking is enforced Mondays through Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rates range from $1.50 to $3/hour (based on demand), with a 3-hour limit- except Saturdays, when you can stay as long as you want! Pay at the kiosk (you’ll need your license plate number) or through the ParkMobile app. And yes, there’s a 15-minute free option once per day if you’re just running in somewhere fast.
And remember: downtown is best enjoyed un-rushed, especially when you didn’t spend 20 minutes circling the block. More details at BoulderParking.com!
Latest Boulder news for Monday July 7 2025
Jul 7th
We’re celebrating 120 years of the Boulder Chamber by stepping into the future at our Anniversary Mega Mixer on Thursday, July 31 from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Harlow Platts Community Park! Connect with professionals from across the region—including members of the Erie, Golden, Lafayette, Longmont Area, Superior, and Latino Chambers—for an evening of networking, community, and creative celebration.
The theme is “Step Into the Future: 120 Years Ahead,” so come dressed in your boldest futuristic attire. Plus, the Bolder Young Professionals Disc Golf Throwdown adds a fun, all-abilities tournament to the mix. Whether you’re there to build new connections or just enjoy the summer vibe, this is one event you won’t want to miss.
Boulder Rolls out Band on the Bricks this Wednesday July 8 It’s the perfect warm-up to an unforgettable night of live music featuring Selasee & The Fafa Family — a high-energy fusion of reggae, highlife, and global rhythms that’ll have everyone dancing on the bricks.
Boulders Age Well Summer programs have begun
Age Well Centers. Exceptions include drop-in fitness and drop-in resource programs which only require check-in at the front desk. For more information about a program or to register, click on the link in the program title below. For more information about Older Adult Services, visit the
Older Adult Services website
Boulder Mobility for all Programs for July have begun.
Ride Free with Via Mobility All July!
This July, enjoy fare-free rides with Via Mobility Services! Through the Zero Fare for Better Air program, all passengers can ride at no cost throughout the month. |
Boulder NEW website for Emergencies
Mar 7th
BOULDER, Colo. — Today, the City of Boulder launched a new webpage for public safety information about ongoing or emergent incidents that are localized or do not rise to the level of the activation of the Emergency Operations Center. Starting with the next incident, this type of public safety awareness information, which has historically been released over the city’s social media accounts, will now also be provided, in reverse chronological order with dates and times, on this webpage: bldr.fyi/publicsafetyupdates. This will give community members a place to go on the city’s website if they become aware of an incident they wish to follow without having to utilize social media.
“Social media is constantly changing, and the city recognizes that emerging societal factors are affecting our community’s interest in and ability to use third-party platforms,” said Sarah Huntley, director of Communications and Engagement. “Our digital and public safety teams have been following this trend carefully, and we’re taking several concrete steps to make more information readily available to those who want it.”
In addition to today’s launch of the public safety updates webpage, the city also plans to implement a city information mobile app later this year, which will allow the city to share awareness-type public safety messaging when specific incidents are occurring. When the app launches, the city will publicize this option broadly.
While these additional communication tools do not replace the city’s presence on social media during public safety incidents, these new options reflect significant changes to the city’s communications practices.
“We’re optimistic these additions will increase the level of service and awareness to our community, and we are excited to roll them out,” Huntley said.
The awareness information provided on the new public safety updates webpage is in addition to – and not a substitute for – the city’s emergency alert systems. In situations where a large-scale emergency is occurring or there is a need to provide specific guidance about urgent actions community members should take, the City of Boulder and Boulder County use emergency alerts, sent by text and phone, to alert those who might be in harm’s way. Here’s where to find more information about emergency alert systems and how to sign up.
