Latest Events in Boulder(July Updated)

DBG class in Boulder TICKET SALES ENDS -- JUNE 15, 2025 Date and time Sunday June 22, 2025. 12:00 PM to 4:30 PM Location Main Boulder LIbrary 1001 Arapahoe Avenue Boulder, Colorado 80303 Boulder Creek Room, 1 st floor. Parking: FREE Refund Policy No refunds for cancellations or missed class due to the requirement for the teacher to purchase flower materials a week in advance of the class. Discount provided for next registered class - email instructor. About this event Class Description These are introductory classes designed for the beginner or newer practitioner. Participants will start their path of learning the Japanese Traditional Practice of Ikenobo Ikebana. Ikenobo is the oldest school of Ikebana in Japan starting in 587 AD and is the largest Ikebana School with 4.5 million members worldwide. The Ikenobo School has had a chapter in Colorado for over 50 years and encourages everyone from all walks of life to practice Ikebana. Jump in and start your learning anytime. In these classes participants will learn the style called Shoka. There are over 10 different styles in Ikenobo all with different philosophies - Shoka is one of them. Shoka has a philosophy of arranging flowers as they grow – referred to as Shussho in Japanese. Participants will learn all about Japanese culture, traditional practices, and how to create spectacular Shoka arrangements. Refer to the pictures below. Please join us in celebrating this most auspicious practice. Email instructor : ikenoboikebana@hotmail.com Go to the website www.ikebanaikenobokado.com for more photos and info. Class Logistics Class sessions at the Main Boulder Library are approximately 3.5 hours long. Please be on time. There will be 15 minutes of set up and preparation. A lecture about the day’s arrangement will be presented. The teacher will then perform a demonstration. Following the demonstration, students will create an arrangement following the demonstration example and the instructor will critique the final work. Additional Class Dates coming up: March 2; April 20 ; May 11, June 8 2025 . Refer to additional class registration listing in Eventbrite at the bottom of the main page. Or go to www.ikebanaikenobokado.com . First come first served. Classes will be held each month in the Boulder Library System on Sundays. Check the listing. Each class is different with different flowers and styles. Students are encouraged to sign up for as many classes as their personal availability allows. Ikebana is a lifelong pursuit in Japan and multiple classes are desired to learn the practice. Jump in anytime. Equipment Needed Ikebana students are required to have the following tools: · Good quality scissors – a Japanese Ikenobo Hasami (scissors) is suggested. · Branch pruner and craft scissors. · Good quality Brass long needle flower Kenzan (pin frog) is essential. Round is preferred, at least 4 inches or more in diameter. The bigger the better. Please Do not bring a small diameter short needle kenzan or plastic kenzan – those will not work for these lessons. · Towel · Water bucket to take flowers home in. · Table cover or plastic sheet. · Paper Bag for plant clippings. · Enough Medium angular gravel (1/4 inch) to fill your container to the top. · Funnel-shaped ceramic container (see below). · Water pitcher If would like to purchase tools the suggested links are below (It is not recommended that you buy an inexpensive non-brass short needle kenzan that is often seen on internet sites for cheap prices. They typically break easily. Also do not purchase or bring a plastic kenzan - they do not work for this type of arrangement). Ikebana Scissors Japanese 4-1/8"D Round Ikebana Kenzan Brass Needle Flower Pin Frog Made in Japan | eBay Japanese 4"D x 1.375"H HEAVY Ikebana Kenzan LONG NEEDLE Pin Frog Made in Japan | eBay Email instructor for help. ikenoboikebana@hotmail.com Ikenobo Ikebana Container For class, each student will need a funnel-shaped japanese style flower container pictured below (english style flower vases are not advised - It is very difficult to make the correct style japanese arrangement in a non-japanese style vase). One can be purchased online or sometimes found at local Goodwill stores. The funnel shaped japanese containers are typically round and about 8 to 12 inches wide at the top, about 8 to 11 inches tall and must have a flat top edge and very small several inch base. See example pictures below. If you do not have or cannot find a funnel-shaped container, one may be borrowed from the instructor. There are a limited number available and you must reserve one at least five days prior to the class session – please contact the instructor. All borrowed containers must be returned at the end of the class session. No exceptions. Please do not bring any kind of food container or cylindrical container or english/western container – those will not work for the lesson. You must have enough gravel to fill your container to the top. If you are unsure about your container selection please email a picture to the instructor for comment and useability. Email instructor : ikenoboikebana@hotmail.com Flower Material All floral materials for the specific class that day will be provided by the instructor. Once the lesson is completed, you will be able to bring your materials home with you. Ikenobo School of Ikebana The history of Ikenobo is the history of ikebana. Ikebana began with Ikenobo and although over 550 years many other schools have branched off from Ikenobo, Ikenobo is said to be the origin of ikebana. Ikenobo’ s history encompasses both the traditional and the modern, the two continually interacting to encourage new development in today’s ikebana. People in every era have loved flowers, but our predecessors in ikebana felt that flowers were not only beautiful but that they could reflect the passing of time and the feelings in their own hearts. When we sense plant’s unspoken words and silent movements we intensify our impressions through form, a form which becomes ikebana. We arrange plants cut and removed from nature so that they are filled with new beauty when placed in a new environment. Rather than simply re-create the shape a plant had in nature, we create with branches, leaves, and flowers a new form which holds our impression of a plant’s beauty as well as the mark of our own spirit. Ikebana should also suggest the forces of nature with which plants live in harmony - branches bent by winter winds ... a leaf half-eaten by insects. Ikenobo considers not only an open flower but also a flower’s bud beautiful, for within the bud is the energy of life’s opening toward the future. Past, present, future ... in each moment plants, and humans, respond to an ever-changing environment. Together with plants, humans are vital parts of nature and our arranging ikebana expresses this awareness. More information about the school can be found at IKENOBO ORIGIN OF IKEBANA www.ikenobo.jp/english/ Instructor Dan Agnese. – Un no’ Soden Don Hana Kaze Dan has been a member of Ikenobo for over 30 years and currently holds the highest allowable title bestowed upon him by the Headmaster Sen’ei Ikenobo in 2021. There are only four individuals in the United States who hold this high-ranking title. In addition, the Japanese Government has bestowed upon Dan the designation of “important cultural activity” for his efforts and outreach in Ikenobo in the US. No other US individual currently holds this honor. Dan is also president of the Ikenobo Ikebana Society of America Colorado Chapter and is fluent in Japanese culture and practices; and teaches in clear concise English. You will enjoy all the camaraderie in the class, interesting stories, and anecdotes. The classes are designed to be an enjoyable experience where all participants working together as a community for a common goal of learning Ikenobo. Come join the fun! Information and the history of the Official Colorado Chapter can be found at www.ikebanaikenobokado.com . Organized and Sponsored by DBG www.ikebanaikenobokado.com Information Source: Official Ikenobo Ikebana Society of America CO | eventbrite

For more details and sponsor details, please visit: www.bouldergardentour.com On Saturday, June 28, 9 am - 2 pm, the 21st Annual Boulder Garden Tour will take guests through 8 -10 unique, private gardens and homesteads in the historic Mapleton Hill neighborhood! Along the way, there will be community booths on topics related to sustainable gardening and yard care . Garden features will include vegetables, flowers, herbs, fruit trees, honey bees, native plants, natural gardens, water features, and lots of special settings and amazing views! New this year - Garden to Table will highlight different aspects of our educational program at each garden! Students, parents, volunteers, and staff will take visitors through sample lessons and demonstrations of our 20 years of impact on over 14,000 students. Children under 12 are free! Headquarters will be at Mapleton Early Childhood Center, 840 Mapleton Ave, Boulder. This site will have check-in, bathrooms, food for purchase, sponsor booths, and a silent auction. A second check-in site will be available up the hill at the corner of 4th Street and Mapleton Aveue, with a neaby port-a-potty. You can get your Garden Tour Guide with map and garden descriptions at either location! This is a self-guided tour and could be walked or biked in its entirety, which we highly encourage! Please navigate the tour in whatever way meets your needs, abilities, and interests. The round trip distance is approximately 2 miles with 120 feet of elevation gain. The event will take place rain or shine, and no refunds will be made. Be sure to visit the silent auction at Headquarters at Mapleton Early Childhood Center. We have a fabulous selection of garden-related items and high-end restaurant gift cards donated by local businesses! All proceeds will benefit the local nonprofit Garden to Table. From North to South Boulder, and from the foothills east through Louisville, Lafayette and Broomfield, Garden to Table provides garden management, standards-based curriculum, teacher training, and volunteer support to Boulder Valley schools so that all PK-5 students can participate in experiential, garden-based learning every year. The organization serves 6,600+ students and 340+ teachers at 18 schools. Learn more at www.gardentotable.org . Information Source: Garden To Table | eventbrite

Join us for the Home Show! Meet face-to-face with local and national vendors ready to serve you.  Start your next home project and see the latest in home improvement, remodeling, design, outdoor living, and more. From ceiling to flooring, indoors and outdoors, find a business you can trust. Information Source: Nationwide Expos | expotobi

Therapeutic Nature Experience for Human Services Workers Join us for a rejuvenating therapeutic nature experience at Buckingham Park ! This event is designed specifically for human services workers to recharge and connect with nature and each other. Take a break from your busy schedule and immerse yourself in the calming beauty of the outdoors. This session will be focused on Phenology as a Mindfulness Practice. This is a unique opportunity to prioritize self-care and mental well-being with other people who have dedicated their lives to helping. What To Bring Please bring a small notebook and pen, this is essential for our Phenology practice! Appropriate shoes, water, and anything else you feel you might need to stay safe and comfortable in nature. It is recommended to download the Inaturalist app on your phone. This is not mandatory for participation, but could come in handy! Information Source: Elevate Mental Health Supports | eventbrite

Join Mad Agriculture on April 11 for an evening of art, storytelling and community. This evening is centered around a photography exhibit, with light snack and drinks provided. Farmers are at the heart of the regenerative movement—stewarding healthier soils, restoring biodiversity, and strengthening our food system. Through striking images and personal narratives, this exhibit captures their resilience and the impact of USDA conservation programs in helping them adopt regenerative practices. These programs don’t just benefit farmers; they ensure the long-term sustainability of our food, water, and landscapes. But today, this critical support is at risk. As political uncertainty looms over USDA funding, farmers are being forced to navigate an unpredictable future, shouldering financial and environmental risks alone. The stories in this exhibit showcase what’s possible when farmers have the resources to care for their land and communities—but they also highlight what’s at stake if that support disappears. Join us in celebrating these farmers and their work, and connect with the Mad Agriculture community as we reflect on the future of our food system. Advocate for continued conservation funding, support local farms, and invest in a food future that sustains us all. Information Source: Mad Agriculture | eventbrite

Unleash your creativity with our hands-on Terrarium Building Workshop! Perfect for plant enthusiasts of all levels, this workshop will guide you through the art of creating your very own miniature succulent garden. At our workshop, you will learn how to layer materials for a healthy terrarium ecosystem, select the best plants for your design, and craft a beautiful, balanced mini plant vignette. Our expert instructor will provide tips on maintenance and styling, ensuring your terrarium thrives after you take it home. Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby, or create a one-of-a-kind gift, this workshop offers the perfect blend of education and creativity. Join us for a fun, interactive session and leave with your own living masterpiece! The $45 fee will cover admission to the workshop, small terrarium container, the drainage layer, potting medium, rocks and two plants. Alternative terrarium jars, additional plants, and decorative items will be available for purchase. Information Source: Moss Houseplants | eventbrite

WHO THIS CLINIC IS FOR Women who are new to cycling or mountain biking. You haven't done much riding on singletrack trails and may still have questions about shifting, braking and basic bike handling. DESCRIPTION We’ll move through the skills you need to get started and apply them on beginner features at Valmont. This is an introductory class at the novice level. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Brake properly. Shift to the correct gear. Ride with balance and body-bike separation. Climb and descend on trails. Steer and corner. Performing basic front wheel lifts. Roll down small drops. Maximum 6 students. No matter how you ride your bike, you're about to ride it better! Clinics meet by the play structure on the east side of park by the dog park. Meet at the picnic table pavilion. Start Time: 5:30 pm (please be there at 5:15 pm to allow ample prep time) COST We love to ride and we know that you do too so we try to keep our expenses low and then pass that savings onto our members. Our goal is to make our clinics accessible to everyone and to grow Boulder's awesome cycling community. Not a member? Sign up at $39/year and save! BMA Members: $60 Non Members: $100 IMPORTANT INFO All participants MUST wear a helmet. Gloves and addition padding is encouraged. Please bring water, and weather appropriate clothing. Layers are a great idea! Bring a trail-ready bike that is in good working order and fits you. Minimum age to participate is 14 years old. For permitting, planning and payment purposes, you must sign up if you plan to join us. BMA has a 24 hour cancellation policy - no refunds or credits will be given with less than 24 hours cancellation notice. Send us an email if you have any questions - bma@bouldermountainbike.org FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Minimum age to participate is 14 years old. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? bma@bouldermountainbike.org Is my registration fee or ticket transferable? Yes. Please email bma@bouldermountainike.org with any changes. Each participant must sign a waiver, so if the clinic is transferred, a paper waiver must be signed on site. I'm a dude, can I still attend? No, this class is for people who identify as female. BMA also offers co-ed clinics, please see our list of events for more options. Information Source: Boulder Mountainbike Alliance | eventbrite

Screening of "IN THE DIRT" Date: April 15th, 2025 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Museum of Boulder, 2205 Broadway St, Boulder, CO Join us for a special screening of IN THE DIRT , a powerful documentary that follows a group of passionate Native American cyclists as they work to bring mountain biking to the Navajo Nation. In this inspiring film, retired professional cyclist Scott Nydam and his family move to Gallup, New Mexico, where Scott discovers the deep love for cycling within the Navajo community. Despite the lack of bike shops and resources, a grassroots, Native-led movement is born to make mountain biking accessible to all. Through perseverance and dedication, these cyclists have overcome countless challenges to build a thriving cycling culture in the heart of the Navajo Nation. The film highlights the transformative power of sport, community, and resilience in the face of adversity. Don’t miss this chance to witness an inspiring story of collaboration and change. After the screening, we’ll have a brief discussion on the impact of the project and how mountain biking has become the fastest-growing recreational sport on the Navajo Nation. Tickets: $10 General Admission (plus Eventbrite surcharge) Information Source: Museum of Boulder | eventbrite

Join us at The StarHouse , a beautiful sanctuary nestled in the foothills of Boulder, for a powerful ceremonial gathering —a time to come together in community, honor our bodies, and embark on a journey of profound release and deep trauma healing through Somatic Breathwork . This guided experience is more than just breathwork—it is a ceremony of transformation . Through conscious, connected breathing , combined with integrative touch , we activate key points in the body to release stored tension, process unresolved emotions, and restore balance to the nervous system . This practice creates a safe and supportive container for you to move through what is ready to be released and step into a state of clarity, connection, and renewal . The StarHouse , built according to ancient geometric principles , is a powerful space aligned with the cosmos, designed to honor the natural rhythms of the land and the celestial bodies . For over 30 years, it has been a nurturing home for transformation, connection, and deep healing . In this sacred setting, you will have the opportunity to: ✨ Release stagnant energy and emotional blockages ✨ Restore balance to your mind, body, and spirit ✨ Feel deeply held in a supportive community ✨ Reconnect with yourself and the wisdom within This is more than a session—it’s a ceremonial experience of healing and liberation . I am so passionate about this work and honored to hold this space. If finances are a concern, please contact me—I want you to be there. Information Source: Laura Bales | eventbrite

Christine M. Tracy will speak about and sign her new book, Just Trust Life: A Journey with Teilhard de Chardin , on Wednesday, April 16th at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore. About the Book: In this gritty memoir about tackling life's challenges with the promise of transcendence, Teilhardian scholar Christine M. Tracy illustrates how seemingly chance encounters with Teilhard's work catalyzed her emotional and spiritual expansion. To read Just Trust Life is to receive a download of Teilhard's mystical energy-his love as an evolutionary force. Yet this book is much more than a poetic and practical introduction to the life and teachings of this revered mystic. Through finely tuned scenes from Tracy's life, we learn what it means to be a "spiritual being having a human experience." As Teilhard's spirit accompanied her through struggles with addiction, infidelity, divorce, a house fire, and a near-death-experience, Tracy realizes that we are never alone-and we have the power to wake up. In this brisk read with a powerful takeaway that belongs on every nightstand, readers will discover Teilhard's promise: if one can "just trust life...life will bring you high." _______________ IMPORTANT TICKETING AND EVENT INFORMATION *Tickets are $5 (plus a small processing fee). *A coupon good for $5 off a copy of Just Trust Life , or a purchase on the day of the event is included with your ticket. You will receive this coupon at the event. *Please note: our events are held on the second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact BBSVirtualevents@gmail.com. Purchase Just Trust Life HERE Information Source: Boulder Book Store | eventbrite

Welcome to Women R.I.S.E (Rising in Success & Entrepreneurship)! We invite you to join our new and growing community of badass women entrepreneurs in Boulder, CO. OUR MOTTO: ANY woman, at any age, in any stage of business is welcome to join our group and events at anytime! Please feel free to help us grow this community and invite your friends OUR MISSION: To empower local women entrepreneurs through community, education and networking opportunities! Intentions of WOMEN R.I.S.E: -Support other women in business -Create a sisterhood of women entrepreneurs -Connect and collaborate with awesome like minded entrepreneurs -Build a strong local community and sisterhood in Boulder, CO -Build your referral network -Get inspired and build accountability! Bring your business cards! _____________________________________ WHEN: APRIL 17TH 5:30PM - 7:30PM _____________________________________ WHERE: KILN, BOULDER CO @ 2101 PEARL ST, BOULDER About our sponsor: Kiln is more than just a coworking space—it’s a dynamic community designed to elevate both your lifestyle and performance. Here, every detail is thoughtfully crafted to fuel creativity, productivity, and connection. As a Kiln member, you gain access to beautifully designed coworking spaces, private offices, and meeting rooms, giving you the flexibility to shape your perfect workday. Come experience Kiln for yourself —your best work starts here! _____________________ WHAT TO EXPECT: 5:30pm - Check in & Open networking 6:00pm - Women R.I.S.E Intro 6:15pm - SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER 6:45 - Connection & Community building activity 7:10pm - Open Networking 7:30pm - Event ends _____________________________________ PRESELL TICKETS: $15/PERSON At the door: $20/PERSON OUR EVENTS TEND TO SELL OUT - RESERVE YOUR SPOT ASAP! Due to high demand and limited venue capacity, we ask that you buy your ticket ahead of time to guarantee a spot! _____________________________________ APRIL GUEST SPEAKER: YUN-A JOHNSON WITH YOUR AESTHETIC STYLE Nailing Your Niche: How to Specify the Needs of Ideal Your Client Clarity and Confidence in Your Message: Learn how to clearly express what you do and confidently communicate your unique value to your ideal clients. Differentiate Your Business in a Competitive Market: Discover strategies to standout from the competition and create a distinct position that resonates with your target audience. Marketing That Speaks Directly to Your Ideal Client: Develop marketing strategies that are centered around your client's needs, driving engagement and fostering long-term relationships. _____________________________________ You can also join our WOMEN R.I.S.E facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g75M9rvnf8niD11u/ Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/women.r.i.s.e?igsh=MWlheGpreXpwN2p2Mw== Information Source: Women R.I.S.E, Boulder CO | eventbrite

Join Michelle and Brianna as they perform This Is Our Show , a dance piece that started out as a fever dream and came to fruition in a racquetball court. Endless beginnings and endings with little time/space for transitions. Follow us through this dreamscape as we fill the space with laughter, nonsense, and revered silence. Information Source: Brianna Undzis & Michelle Burns | eventbrite

Unleash your creativity with our hands-on Carnivorous Bog Workshop! Perfect for plant enthusiasts, this workshop will guide you through the art of creating your very own miniature environment for carnivorous plants! At our workshop, you will create a custom bog for carnivorous plants! Select your favorite pot along with two of your favorite plants, and follow our instructor's lead to learn how to handle, plant, and maintain these unique plants! Our instructor will teach all you need to know about carnivorous plants over this 2 hour course, ensuring your carnivorous bog will thrive at home! Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby, or create a one-of-a-kind gift, this workshop offers the perfect blend of education and creativity. Join us for a fun, interactive session and leave with your own living masterpiece! The $80 fee will cover admission to the workshop, substrate, pot, and 2 carnivorous plants. Information Source: Moss Houseplants | eventbrite

Intro to Mountain Biking Date: 4/19/2025 weather permitting. You will be issued a refund if class is cancelled. Time: 11am-2pm Location: Valmont Bike Park, Airport Road, Boulder, CO, USA Presented by: CU Bike Program Are you ready to hit the trails and embrace the thrill of mountain biking? Learn the basics of mountain biking at Boulder's amazing Valmont Bike Park. You'll learn how to: Brake properly Shift to the correct gear Ride with balance and body-bike separation Climb and descend on trails Steer and corner Performing basic front wheel lifts Roll down small drops Pump the bike to gain speed Grab your helmet and get ready to ride! Open to all CU students and staff. $15 if you bring your own bike. You don't need anything special for this intro course! While supplies last, current fee-paying CU students may also rent a bike. Price is $40. Information Source: CU Environmental Center | eventbrite

Unleash your creativity with our hands-on African Violet Terrarium Building Workshop! Perfect for plant enthusiasts of all levels, this workshop will guide you through the art of creating your very own miniature ecosystem in a jar! At our workshop, you will learn all about the unique needs of African Violets and how to successfully grow them in a terrarium! Our expert instructor will teach how to layer materials, plant your African Violets, maintain a water cycle in a closed terrarium, and provide tips on maintenance and styling, ensuring your terrarium thrives after you take it home. Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby or create a one-of-a-kind gift, this workshop offers the perfect blend of education and creativity. Join us for a fun, interactive session and leave with your own living masterpiece! The $75 fee will cover admission to the workshop, cork top terrarium glass, the drainage layer, potting medium, basic decorative elements, two African Violets, and one additional terrarium plant. Additional plants and decorative items will be available for purchase. Information Source: Moss Houseplants | eventbrite

John Brehm will speak about and sign his new book, The Poetry of Grief, Gratitude, and Reverence , on Tuesday, April 22nd at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore. About the Book: Explorations on a journey through the darkest and brightest moments of our lives, the poems gathered here are explorations of loss, of thanksgiving, of transformation. Some show a path forward and others simply acknowledge and empathize with where we are, but all are celebrations of poetry’s ability to express what seemed otherwise inexpressible, to touch deep inside our hearts—and also pull ourselves out of our selves and into greater connection with the world around us. Includes poems by Rainer Maria Rilke, Robert Frost, Elizabeth Bishop, Czeslaw Milosz, Seamus Heaney, Billy Collins, Joy Harjo, Danusha Lameris, Ada Limon, Kevin Young, Arthur Sze, Ellen Bass, Li-Young Lee, Natasha Trethewey, and many more. The editor also includes an essay on appreciative attention and links to guided meditations for select poems, offering us a chance to have an even deeper experience of reflection. _______________ IMPORTANT TICKETING AND EVENT INFORMATION *Tickets are $5 (plus a small processing fee). *A coupon good for $5 off a copy of The Poetry of Grief, Gratitude, and Reverence , or a purchase on the day of the event is included with your ticket. You will receive this coupon at the event. *Please note: our events are held on the second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact BBSVirtualevents@gmail.com. Purchase The Poetry of Grief, Gratitude, and Reverence HERE Information Source: Boulder Book Store | eventbrite

Welcome to the Sound Healing Event and Vinyasa Flow Yoga at The Vali Soul Sanctuary! Join us on Fri, Apr 25, 2025 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Sound Healing Event 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Vinyasa Flow Yoga $35 / $25 Early bird until April 10! Join GAEYA for an immersive sound healing journey , where her angelic vocals fused with celestial soundscapes and ambient synth textures create a deeply restorative and meditative experience. Following this, Jen Seely of Root & Ground Yoga will lead a mindful, all-levels vinyasa flow set to transformative music that fosters breath-movement connection and deep presence . This is an intimate and extraordinary experience— only 60 spots are available! This will sell out quickly, so don’t miss your chance—grab your ticket now! Information Source: DBOM EVENTS | eventbrite

Women composers in the Renaissance and Baroque periods were often prolific composers even though their work was rarely performed for hundreds of years following their deaths. Their output included everything from madrigals to motets to opera to hymns to solo vocal and instrumental works.  Our concert will introduce you to compositions by Maddalena Casulana, Vittoria Aleotti, Sulpitia Lodovica Cesis, Chiara Margarita Cozzolani, Francesca Caccini, Barbara Strozzi, Isabella Leonarda, Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, and Anna Bon. All will be performed by talented local vocalists and instrumentalists on period instruments.  Information Source: Seicento Baroque Ensemble | eventbrite

Vegan and Vegetarian options are available at ticket check-out. For any other dietary restrictions or allergies, please contact juliette@museumofboulder.org. A Historic Taste of Boulder - Fundraiser Dinner for Boulder Eats! Exhibit Join us for a unique fundraiser dinner that takes you on an exclusive culinary journey through the rich history of the Hotel Boulderado, all while supporting the upcoming Boulder Eats! Food Traditions Along the Front Range exhibit at the Museum of Boulder. Event Details: Doors Open: 6:00 p.m. Seated Dinner & Program Begin: 6:45 p.m. This unforgettable evening will showcase the evolving dining concepts of Boulderado over the years. Guests will enjoy a selection of cocktails, passed appetizers, and a curated multi-course meal featuring different bites of history from various periods, including a nod to Boulderado’s Asian restaurant roots. Each dish will offer a taste of Boulder’s vibrant culinary past, celebrating the community’s ever-evolving food culture. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Boulder Eats! exhibit , which opens November 14, 2025, at the Museum of Boulder. This exciting exhibit will explore Boulder’s food traditions along the Front Range, focusing on the community’s restaurants, farms, kitchens, and more. With over 300 objects from the Museum’s historic collection, the exhibit will offer a deep dive into the foods that have shaped our community’s culture and history. Through the Boulder Eats! exhibit , visitors will experience the stories of our local farms, kitchens, health food businesses, and cultural meals. The exhibit will also feature programs such as cooking classes, demonstrations, and nutrition workshops, making it a can’t-miss experience for food enthusiasts and history buffs alike. We encourage all guests with dietary restrictions (particularly vegetarian or other serious needs) to notify us in advance, as the dinner will feature a set menu reflecting Boulderado’s rich dining history. Don't miss this special opportunity to support Boulder’s vibrant food history while enjoying a flavorful evening at the Hotel Boulderado. Reserve your seat today and be part of this unforgettable experience! Information Source: Museum of Boulder | eventbrite

WHO THIS CLINIC IS FOR You’ve been mountain biking long enough to be comfortable on singletrack trails. You know how to shift and brake and are comfortable at a trail area like Betasso. You’ve either never taken a skills clinic or want a refresher. While this is not a sequel to the Beginner clinic, it would be appropriate to take this class if you’ve taken Beginner and want to re-enforce and refine the same skills. DESCRIPTION This clinic covers the same fundamental mountain bike skills as MTB Foundations: Beginner but is tailored for intermediate riders. We’ll move through skills at a faster pace and practice on bigger obstacles and features. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Ride with balance and body-bike separation Brake effectively and clear obstacles Roll down drops of about a foot and hone other trail skills Approach small jumps and drops Corner and ride berms Perform basic wheel lift techniques This is an intermediate class. Maximum 6 students. No matter how you ride your bike, you're about to ride it better! Clinics meet on the east side of Valmont Bike Park near the pavilion next to the dog park. Start Time: 5:30 pm (please be there at 5:15 pm to allow ample prep time) COST We love to ride and we know that you do too so we try to keep our expenses low and then pass that savings onto our members. Our goal is to make our clinics accessible to everyone and to grow Boulder's awesome cycling community. Not a member? Sign up at $39/year and save! BMA Members: $60 Non Members: $100 IMPORTANT INFO All participants MUST wear a helmet. Gloves and addition padding is encouraged. Please bring water, and weather appropriate clothing. Layers are a great idea! Bring a trail-ready bike that is in good working order and fits you. Minimum age to participate is 14 years old. For permitting, planning and payment purposes, you must sign up if you plan to join us. BMA has a 24 hour cancellation policy - no refunds or credits will be given with less than 24 hours cancellation notice. Send us an email if you have any questions - bma@bouldermountainbike.org FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Minimum age to participate is 14 years old. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? bma@bouldermountainbike.org Is my registration fee or ticket transferable? Yes. Please email bma@bouldermountainbike.org with any changes. Each participant must sign a waiver, so if the clinic is transferred, a paper waiver must be signed on site. Information Source: Boulder Mountainbike Alliance | eventbrite

Matthew Sullivan will speak about and sign his new book, Midnight in Soap Lake , on Monday, April 28th at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore. About the Book: When Abigail agreed to move to Soap Lake, Washington, for her husband's research, she expected old-growth forests and craft beer, folksy neighbors and the world's largest lava lamp. Instead, after her husband jets off to Poland for a research trip, she finds herself alone, in a town haunted by its own urban legends. When a young boy runs through the desert into Abigail's arms, her life becomes entwined with his and the questions surrounding the death of his mother, Esme. In Abigail's search for answers, she enlists the help of a quirky cast of friends to unearth Esme's tragic past, the town's violent history and the secret magic locked in the lake her husband was sent there to study. But as she gets closer to the truth, her own life may be in danger, too. A sweeping, decade-spanning mystery brimming with quirky characters and puzzle-hunt scenarios, Midnight in Soap Lake is a rich, expansive universe that readers will enter and never forget. _______________ IMPORTANT TICKETING AND EVENT INFORMATION *Tickets are $5 (plus a small processing fee). *A coupon good for $5 off a copy of Midnight in Soap Lake , or a purchase on the day of the event is included with your ticket. You will receive this coupon at the event. *Please note: our events are held on the second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact BBSVirtualevents@gmail.com. Purchase Midnight in Soap Lake HERE Information Source: Boulder Book Store | eventbrite

Robin Walter will speak about and sign her new book, Little Mercy , on Tuesday, April 29th at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore. She will be in conversation with Ramona Ausubel for this special event. About the Book: In award-winning poet Robin Walter’s debut collection, Little Mercy , writing and looking—seeing feelingly—become a practice in radical care. These poems pursue moments of shared recognition, when looking up to see a deer across a stream, or when sunlight passes through wingtip onto palm, the self found in other, the river in vein of wrist. Attuned to the transparent beauty in the natural world, Walter’s poems are often glancing observations unspooling down the page, their delicacies belying their powers of profound knowing. The formal logic of this work is the intricate architecture of a nest. Each line becomes a blade of grass, each dash a little twig, each parenthesis a small feather—all woven together deliberately, seemingly fragile but held fast with surprising strength. In their lyric variations, repetitions, and fragments, employed toward a deep attention to wren, river, and reflection, the human almost falls away entirely, a steady and steadying state of being that is unconscious, expansive. Written out of a broken landscape in a broken time, Little Mercy is a book of gratitude, one that draws our inner selves to the present and living world, to the ways we can break and mend. _______________ IMPORTANT TICKETING AND EVENT INFORMATION *Tickets are $5 (plus a small processing fee). *A coupon good for $5 off a copy of Little Mercy , or a purchase on the day of the event is included with your ticket. You will receive this coupon at the event. *Please note: our events are held on the second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact BBSVirtualevents@gmail.com. Purchase Little Mercy HERE Information Source: Boulder Book Store | eventbrite

This is a 2-night course! Hey there! Are you ready to start planning for your retirement but not sure where to begin? Join us at Retirement Planning University at CU Boulder where we will cover everything you need to know to start preparing for your golden years. From investment strategies to healthcare options, we've got you covered! Date: 2 nights // April 29th & 30th Time: 6:00 PM Location: University Memorial Center - Room 247 Come join us for a fun and informative evening of retirement planning. See you there! CLICK BELOW FOR EASY DIRECTIONS Click - Directions to the Venue Click - Directions to Parking Click - Walking Directions to the Classroom Looking for upcoming events in your area? Navigate to the Retirement Planning University Eventbrite Page for a list of all scheduled events. Want to join us in the future? Follow the Retirement Planning University Eventbrite Page to receive timely updates on newly posted events. Can't find an event in your area? Reach out to us! By email: info@retirementplanninguniversity.com By phone: 844-476-7353 One of our representatives will be happy to assist you! Looking for more info about Retirement Planning University? Find us at www.retirementplanninguniversity.com for all things RPU! Why you should attend Retirement Planning University: If you’re like most people in or near retirement, you probably get invited to “free dinner seminars” all the time. This. Is. Totally. Different. Retirement Planning University is a non-profit designed to provide far more value than the regular dinner seminar. You’ll get real in-depth training on all the retirement planning topics you need in an educational environment, without the high-pressure pitch ! Retirement Planning University will cover specific topics such as 401(k)s, IRAs, brokerage accounts, taxes, health care, estate planning, etc., but specific financial products will NOT be discussed. The class will be taught by a qualified financial professional who will enhance the learning experience with real-life examples. Along with the 2-night course we invite you to have a complimentary Strategy Session with a trusted advisor. Learn how to optimize different types of retirement accounts to maximize cash flow Find out how you can reduce or eliminate unanticipated estate expenses Discover the impact that tax law changes will have on your retirement income Discover how to avoid the pitfalls of taking retirement income distributions Maximize Social Security Discover which of the 567 ways to claim will get you the most from your hard-earned benefits Combat Market Volatility Learn ways you can reduce or eliminate market losses, and discover the truth about “buy and hold” Reduce Tax R isk See how you may be able to reduce your #1 lifetime expense, taxes, with today’s unique tax-planning strategies Estate Planning 101 Understand the process that ensures your assets stay with your family (not the IRS and the courts) Retirement Healthcare Get clear on your retirement healthcare options without buying expensive Long Term Care insurance Income Planning Create an income plan to help you avoid what most Americans fear: Running out of money in retirement Disclosures: Included in your tuition is the opportunity to meet one-on-one with the course instructor to address your personal questions and apply the course material to your specific situation. This is the equivalent of “Office Hours” in a university setting. This session is not mandatory, but has been described by many as the highlight of the course. Retirement Planning University® is a non-profit organization. It is not sponsored or presented by any accredited University. If you are a Financial Advisor, we ask as a professional courtesy that you do not register for this course. If you are a Financial Advisor and would like to attend as a training course, there is a $2500.00 registration fee for your attendance. Advisory services through Strategic Wealth Investment Group (SWIG), a federally registered investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. Registration as an investment adviser does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Insurance products offered through Strategic Wealth Designers (SWD). SWIG and SWD are affiliated but separate entities. Neither the information nor any opinion expressed is to be construed as solicitation to buy or sell a security of personalized investment, tax, or legal advice. Retirement Planning University® is intended for educational purposes and does not constitute the rendering of investment advice or specific recommendations on investment activities and trading. Retirement Planning University® is not an actual accredited university. Investment Advisory Services offered through Strategic Wealth Investment Group, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor. Individual responses to persons involving either a securities transaction or personalized investment advice for compensation will not be made without appropriate registration or exemption. Insurance products and services are offered and sold through individually licensed and appointed agents in all appropriate jurisdictions. None of the information contained on this website shall constitute an offer to sell or solicit any offer to buy a security or any insurance product. Strategic Wealth Designers is an independent financial services firm helping individuals create retirement strategies using a variety of investment and insurance products to custom suit their needs and objectives. Investing involves risk, including the potential loss of principal. No investment strategy can guarantee a profit or protect against loss in periods of declining values. Any references to protection benefits or steady and reliable income streams on this website refer only to fixed insurance products. They do not refer, in any way, to securities or investment advisory products. Annuity guarantees are backed by the financial strength and claims-paying ability of the issuing insurance company. Annuities are insurance products that may be subject to fees, surrender charges and holding periods which vary by insurance company. Annuities are not FDIC insured. The information and opinions contained in any of the material requested from this website are provided by third parties and have been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but accuracy and completeness cannot be guaranteed. They are given for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to buy or sell any of the products mentioned. The information is not intended to be used as the sole basis for financial decisions, nor should it be construed as advice designed to meet the particular needs of an individual’s situation. Information Source: Retirement Planning University | eventbrite

Vanessa M. Blackstone and Olivia S. Sinaiko will speak about and sign their new book, The Pain Reprocessing Therapy Workbook: Using the Brain's Neuroplasticity to Break the Cycle of Chronic Pain , on Wednesday, April 30th at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore. About the Book: Do you suffer from back, knee, or neck pain, migraines, arthritis, fibromyalgia, or any other condition that causes chronic discomfort? Have you searched far and wide for answers, hoping against hope to find lasting relief--only to find yourself disappointed and in pain again? This discouraging cycle can be as damaging to your quality of life as the pain itself, especially if your pain has been minimized or disregarded. If you're tired of running into roadblocks when it comes to finding real solutions, it might be time for a new approach. It's time to leverage the natural power and flexibility of your brain, so you can finally free yourself from chronic pain and take charge of your life. At the heart of this groundbreaking workbook is pain reprocessing therapy (PRT)--the most effective current treatment for chronic pain. PRT is a highly streamlined, evidence-based method that actually retrains the brain to accurately interpret sensory signals from the body, interrupting the perpetual pain cycle so you can find some relief. You'll begin by exploring the ins and outs of how pain works, with special emphasis on understanding the critical relationship between pain and fear. You'll also discover a wealth of in-the-moment tips to help you quickly recognize the aspects of life that trigger or aggravate your pain--so you can handle it quickly, healthily, and move on with less pain. If your quest for relief has led to nothing but frustration, shame, stigmatization, and endless agony, the answers found in this friendly guide will illuminate a path away from pain and toward lasting comfort and peace of mind. Go ahead, take the first step. _______________ IMPORTANT TICKETING AND EVENT INFORMATION *Tickets are $5 (plus a small processing fee). *A coupon good for $5 off a copy of The Pain Reprocessing Therapy Workbook , or a purchase on the day of the event is included with your ticket. You will receive this coupon at the event. *Please note: our events are held on the second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact BBSVirtualevents@gmail.com. Purchase The Pain Reprocessing Therapy Workbook HERE Information Source: Boulder Book Store | eventbrite

Doors: 6 PM Show: 7 PM All Ages Welcome No Refunds or Exchanges With every eTown ticket purchase, you're supporting the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. eTown donates $1 per ticket to Conscious Alliance, aiding hunger relief, youth programs and sustainable solutions for the Oglala Lakota Nation. About Tony Furtado: Americana Roots via a multi-instrumentalist with a dizzying musical toolbox, Tony Furtado is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist adept on banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele who mixes and matches sounds and styles with the flair of a master chef (he’s also an accomplished sculptor, but that’s another story). “…true talent doesn’t need categories.” ​-Relix Magazine “…a major musical force without doubt. He has his black belt in voice, bottleneck guitar and his banjo playing scares the crap out of me.” -David Lindley About Luke Price: Luke Price is a multi-instrumentalist performer, composer and studio musician based in Portland, OR. He has his roots in American fiddling and swing traditions, which have influenced his rhythm, taste, and style as they have spread into Soul, Jazz, Pop and Americana. Luke brings a unique voice to any music he plays, whether he’s on the fiddle, electric guitar or singing. Growing up in Boise, Idaho, Luke began competing in fiddle contests and playing around the country. He’s won a plethora of contests, awards and scholarships. He is the current, and 5-time Grand National Fiddle Champion. His love for rhythm and improvisation born out of these traditional music styles led him to Boston, MA to attend The Berklee College of Music, where he met his now wife and musical partner, Rachael Price, to form their Soul Pop band, “Love, DEAN.” After graduation, they moved to Portland, OR where they continue to play, teach and write. Luke has played with a variety of amazing musicians, and always tends to bring some good times to any music he is making. He’s known for his taste, rhythm, tight harmonies and inventive ideas. He has toured, played and recorded with folks including: Tony Furtado, Scott Law, Jesse Harper (of Love Canon), Stephen Malkmus, Lee Ann Womack, Tristan and Tashina Clarridge, Simon Chrisman, Ben Krakauer, Matt Hartz and John Hermann. Information Source: eTown | eventbrite

Are you comfortable with your camera but want to take things to the next level? We are excited to host this exclusive 3-Day event with three amazing Nikon Ambassadors. Kristi Odom, D’Ann Boal and Mike Mezeul II in an intensive weekend workshop. Kristi, D’Ann and Mike will share some of their favorite tips and tricks for making digital images better. This is a unique opportunity for advanced camera users to gather insight and information on a wide variety of camera functions. Students will hear from 3 professional photographers over 3 days with tips on camera settings, lens selection, lighting, composition and more. Customers need to be comfortable with their camera systems and have working knowledge of Shutter speeds, Apertures and metering. This class is not limited to Nikon Camera owners. Anyone with an interchangeable lens camera and an understanding of their camera system will benefit from this workshop. Students will also have an opportunity to have one image critiqued by the panel of photographers and be given an assignment to complete during the class. Come join us for this Nikon Exclusive Event! Limited to only 22 photographers! Our Tentative Schedule: Friday May 2nd: 6:00pm until 8:00 PM General introduction meet up and image critique. Saturday May 3rd: 10:15am – 11:15am Mike Mezeul II Finding Compositions in Nature. 11:30am – 12:30pm Kristi Odom Taking Your Bird Photography to the Next Level. 12:30pm – 1:30pm Lunch (not provided but plenty of local eateries within walking distance) 1:45pm – 2:45pm Mike Mezeul II Lens Selection: Versatility of Focal Length. 2:45pm – 3:45pm Kristi Odom Video: A beginners Guide. 4:00pm – 5:00pm Mike Mezeul II An Introduction to Timelapsing. Sunday May 4th: 11:15am – 11:45am Time Lapse assignment review with Kristi Odom and D’Ann Boal. 11:45am – 12:45pm D’Ann Boal Light is Light: Using Strobes for Natural Light Effects. 12:45pm – 1:45pm Kristi Odom The Wonderful World of Macro. 2:00pm – 3:00pm D’Ann Boal Never Burn Out: Business tips and Strategies. 3:00pm – 3:30pm Break 3:30pm – 4:30pm D’Ann Boal Editing for Voice and Style. 4:30pm – 5:00pm Wrap up D’Ann Boal and Jeff Mitchell Attendees will receive a $100 Nikon Gift card to use towards any Nikon Gear purchase over $200. Nikon Ambassador Kristi Odom: Conservation photographer and Filmmaker, Kristi Odom, has worked in some of the earth's most remote locations to help document stories that will help protect our planet's biodiversity. She is an internationally awarded photographer, an associate fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, a Nikon Ambassador and a motivational speaker. Nikon Ambassador D'Ann Boal: Graduated with a master’s degree in education, but it wasn’t until her son was born and she moved to the Caribbean that she picked up a camera and never looked back. Her photography career has come full circle, and when she's not out photographing clients, she is leading photography workshops or teaching photography classes. Nikon Ambassador Mike Mezeull II: A self-proclaimed nerd for everything nature, Mike’s life journey has been dedicated to capturing the beauty of the world's most powerful and breathtaking landscapes. Mike is most well-known for epic imagery that brazenly conveys the raw and unrelenting power of nature and the Earth, from volcanoes to tornadoes, wildlife, night sky and everything in between. Information Source: Mike's Camera | eventbrite

We will be running 3 Maifest Parties on Saturday May 3rd! 12:00- 2:30 PM 3:00 - 5:30PM 6:00 - 8:30 PM During each show we will have Da' Polka Guy, a live accordian music, Stein Holding Contests, Table Games, beer, Complimentary Bier Toast, Giveaways and more! Your ticket includes: 1 round of Biers and a Giant Pretzel with Haus Bier Cheese . This will be a ticketed Event only. No open seating. Information Source: Bohemian BierGarten | eventbrite

Experience the thrill of the Kentucky Derby, Boulder style! Join us at St Julien for our unforgettable annual Derby party that blends Southern charm with Rocky Mountain luxury. Get ready to sip mint juleps, don your fanciest hats, and indulge in an afternoon of exhilarating horse racing excitement against the stunning backdrop of the Flatirons. Live Performance by Maydays: With their dynamic stage presence and unmatched musical talent, Maydays will get the party going and the crowds dancing with their authentic Southern vibe. Derby Hat Contest: Show off your most creative, stylish and eye-catching headwear for a chance to win fabulous prizes! Hand Rolling Cigars by Palma Cigar Company: 2 hours of rolling and 30 extra cigars from 2:15pm - 4:15pm. Cigars will have the St Julien logo and the Woodford logo on the bands. Puppy Racing: Enjoy the puppy race and support a great cause—Mile High Canine Rescue! Information Source: St Julien Hotel & Spa | eventbrite

Women's Shamanic Cacao Ceremony & Voice Activation at the StarHouse An Emerald Earth Event with Genevieve Ayala women only @ the StarHouse Opening our voice is not just for singing. It's for speaking our truth, embodying our authentic self, and feeling empowered to navigate our life in the ways we desire to . Our voice is deeply tied to our emotions. The more emotions we've suppressed throughout our life, the more likely we are to have a tighter or more inhibited vocal channel. We will be using shamanic healing and the loving medicine of Cacao to move emotions from our heart space in order to create room for our voices to flow more freely . We will then move into a vocal activation to open our voices together in the beautiful StarHouse Temple space. We are in the second month of a 4-month series around the shamanic medicine wheel. (You do not need to attend all 4 or have attended the first one, all are welcome!) We now turn to the direction of South of this shamanic medicine wheel, with the element of Water , invoking the medicines of Cacao and Bobinsana (the mermaid spirit of the Amazon), through meditation, emotional alchemy, and voice activation. learn about the shamanic medicine wheel receive a prayerful Cacao blessing with Cacao coming from a local women's collective in Guatemala and with Bobinsana tincture from Peru invoke the water element through an emotional alchemy journey to open the energetic and vocal channels participate in a voice activation accessible to all regardless of singing experience and learn a simple medicine song connect in soul-aligned sisterhood in a sacred activated mountaintop temple Cacao is the unprocessed original form of chocolate. This Cacao comes from Guatemala, where it was considered sacred by the Mayans, called the "Food of the Gods". It opens the heart space both energetically and physically by expanding the blood vessels and is considered a superfood. It brings sensations of bliss, connection, and love. Bobinsana is a tree found in the Amazon River basin. The Shipibo indigenous tribes in Peru often prescribe Bobinsana Tea for heart healing, emotional comfort, and trauma healing. She is also considered the "Mermaid Spirit of the Amazon" as she brings us to the emotional depths like the depths of water. The Shamanic Medicine Wheel is an earth-based technology of creating an energetic container by calling in the directions, each associated with the elements of alchemy, to perform ceremony with the intention of alchemy or expansion. Journeying around the Shamanic Medicine Wheel: Third Eye Activation - North/Air/Blue Lotus/Isis - April 5th 1-4pm Heart Healing & Voice Activation - South/Water/Bobinsana - May 3rd 11-1:30pm Subconscious Beliefs Rewiring - East/Fire/Caapi Vine - June 7th 1-4pm Embodied Love - West/Earth/Rose/Magdalene - July 5th 1-4pm (You do not need to attend all 4 or have attended the first one, all are welcome!) Women-only. Testimonials: “Genevieve is a strong presence, yet soft and tender with love in her guidance and ability to hold ceremonial space. A beautiful woman creating beautiful healing spaces that remind us and guide us back into our truth of love and innocence.” - Ashley “Genevieve is such a sweet, gentle, loving, beautiful soul! And she is so powerful and good at what she does! I was left blown away at how powerful her medicine and gifts are!” - Morgan “Genevieve provided a comfortable, safe and trusting environment for me to receive spiritual guidance and tap into my inner wisdom… Life-changing!” - Rebecca About Genevieve Ayala / An Emerald Earth Genevieve has been studying and immersed in ancient shamanic priestess ritual practices in the states and internationally for the last 9 years. She is a budding musician and kirtanista, and is forever a student of ancient wisdom . She has just moved to Boulder, CO this last year after living in Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Thailand for the last few years. She mentors women through shamanic healing and self-transformation to manifest their dreams - from discovering their spiritual gifts, to becoming sacred space facilitators, to landing their next dream job, to taking big steps on their big dreams (like buying land in Africa or creating a business plan for a retreat center in St. Lucia). Her clients experience a remembrance of ancient feminine earth wisdom , a deeper more sacred connection to life, a greater love for self, and a more meaningful and rewarding life. Genevieve facilitates subconscious rewiring, inner child healing, acute & chronic trauma healing, alchemizing past life and lineage karma, shadow work, sacred earth rituals, plant medicine ceremonies, voice activations, somatic rewiring, conscious mindset rewiring, and energetic frequency attunement. Genevieve’s greatest passion is supporting others to also remember why their starseed souls came here, to realize how sacred and precious this earthly life is, and to celebrate this human experience. Arrival Instructions: 3476 Sunshine Canyon Drive, Boulder, CO Important! Do NOT drive up Linden Ave , please make sure to follow Sunshine Canyon from Mapleton Ave. Feel free to bring anything you would need to be comfortable for the journey. The StarHouse has plenty of backjacks, yoga mats, blankets, and pillows. Please bring a water bottle and your own mug for Cacao! (There will be compostable cups available) Note: In the case of inclement weather and the event has to be canceled due to safety concerns, you will receive a full refund (minus any non-refundable service fees). Learn more about the StarHouse: https://www.thestarhouse.org/ Information Source: An Emerald Earth | eventbrite

National Geographic photographer and wolf expert Jad Davenport shares the joys and challenges of photographing and studying wild wolves.  Come join us for a howling good time at Mike's Camera Inc. Boulder ! This event is perfect for all wolf enthusiasts, whether you're a seasoned wildlife photographer or just love these majestic creatures. Get up close and personal with stunning wolf photography, learn about their behavior and conservation efforts, and mingle with fellow wolf lovers. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to be In The Company of Wolves !   With wolves returning to Colorado after nearly a century, Jad will talk about the joys and challenges of photographing the planet's most controversial and elusive predator. He’ll share tips on where and how to track and locate wolves, what photography equipment you need—long lenses, digi-scoping, trail camera and drones—discuss photography ethics, talk about what times of day are best, and show you how to safely work around wolves and other large predators including black, grizzly and polar bears.   Come join us for this LIVE IN PERSON SEMINAR on Friday May 9th at our Mike's Camera Boulder Store!   About Jad Davenport:   A licensed polar bear guide and longtime photography instructor with Churchill Wild, in 2020 Jad launched a citizen-science wolf field study in the Canadian Arctic to learn more about the only polar-bear hunting wolves on the planet. Each March and November Jad brings naturalists and photographers to the Hudson Bay so they can learn about, track, observe and photograph wolves at close range (sometimes wolves will approach close enough to sniff his boots).   Information Source: Mike's Camera | eventbrite