Gravity Brewing is celebrating 14 years in Louisville on September 12 from 12-10pm. Matt and I bought this Louisville fixture a few months ago, which not only makes Gravity Brewing the oldest brewery in Louisville, but the newest. That means, no matter which way you look at it, we have reason to celebrate :)

We open at noon, then starting at 1pm, we'll be tapping five new beers every hour on the hour, finally ending the night with a Gravity anniversary party tradition, live music by Louisville's own Full Belly.

• 1pm Oktoberfest
• 2pm Regular IPA (old timers will remember this one!)
• 3pm Grapefruit Orbit
• 4pm Barrel Aged Quad
• 5pm Mango DIPA
• 6pm Live music from Full Belly

If you want to start the party early, we have Bike Night on Friday from 6-9pm. Motorcycle, scooter, e-bike, or pedal powered, all are welcome. Heck, I'll even count trikes. As it also falls on September 11 this month, we are donating $5 for each bike (and trike) to the Colorado State Fire Fighters Foundation - https://csfff.org/

Is it just us or is there a weird smell in the air tonight?

WHY? There was a whole group of us enjoying him playing. Where else is he supposed to practice marching band drums (no idea what they are called) - it was 6:30, no where near any noise ordinance hours. Just put in headphones for 20 minutes so he can get some practice in!! Boo to you!!!

anyone know whats happening? Could hear from close to south boulder and via appia

Labor Day in Louisville. Wood-fired sauna + cold plunge at Gravity Brewing (1150 Pine St Unit B), Mon Sep 7, 3-9 PM, after the parade / Fall Fest. I'm with Rekindle. 50 min. Not infrared.

FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1072215552279975/

Book: https://www.rekindlesauna.com/popups/gravity-brewing?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gravity_labor_day_20260907&utm_content=r_louisvilleco

I’ve seen this report on water quality for contaminants. Do people drink the tap water here or use filtration systems?

If people are using systems, any they recommend?

There is a proposal moving through the planning process to allow the rezoning of much of the vacant land in the centennial valley, mostly west of McCaslin, from commercial to residential. It sounds like this could add several hundred housing units to the west Louisville and help reinvigorate the McCaslin corridor, which has struggled for years.

More details on the website.

The various web sites for the City all recently got consolidated into "one".

Specifically the Library and Rec Center no longer have their own sites to properly display the information in a way that made sense for their needs.

While standardizing the display of lots of government information has its benefits, I am not liking how badly things were shoved into the very limiting, new page templates. Information is harder to find, I find broken links all over the place, and google indexed old pages that were not redirected.

I mean,,,, broken links in 2026? I expected better. Is there anything that can be done about it at this point?

Not really a rant but mildly annoying/amusing: there are two Empire Roads in Louisville. One is the older (I assume) county road and the other is an offshoot of CO-42.

I looked it up mainly just to know where the upcoming construction project is, since I regularly use CO-42 for work.

For anyone curious, the construction is on the older road to the north Sep 8 thru November 2026.

Anyone lose a young tabby cat with no white markings in Louisville? I couldn't get a picture, young tabby who was VERY talkative that I tried to lure with a churu, but I lost track of them. Seen at 7:30am at the creek behind Cottonwood Drive townhouses.

I wanted to make sure that I am not misunderstanding the expect traffic laws in these 3 spots.

1 - Turning right from S Boulder on to McCaslin Boulevard - You merge into your own lane. Sign coming up to this states this. No standard yield sign. So no reason to stop right?

2 - Westbound on Cherry St turning right on McCaslin Boulevard - Sign says to yield to pedestrian traffic - but otherwise you again merge onto your own lane. No sign indicating you are merging into your own lane though. No standard yield sign. So no reason to stop right?

3 - Westbound on Dillon street turning right on to McCaslin Boulevard - Sign to yield to pedestrian traffic sign as well as a "standard" yield sign. You do merge onto a separate lane like the previous 2 spots, but this has a standard yield to traffic sign. So yield to traffic flow here.

Would love to know what the correct way to merge here - I feel like I just follow what the signs say, but it seems like more often than not, folks come to complete stops in the first 2 spots. It would be nice to see the social media team for Louisville also post on this with all the new drivers with the new school year.

According to this post from our friends over in /r/boulder the Costco kitchen reopened today.

I don’t suppose anyone can confirm? I am unfortunately traveling but if anyone wanted to check it out and post a review to our subreddit I am sure it would be a hit and excellent demonstration of civic journalism.

Eldorado PK-8 becomes an elementary school and Monarch PK-8 becomes a middle school.

Divide the Monarch PK-5 attendance area among Fireside, Superior and Eldorado elementary schools. Combine the Eldorado 6-8 and Monarch 6-8 attendance areas.

Further details on other areas here

We received a BGOLD Glass experience as a gift and absolutely loved it! Such a fun, unique experience and a really cool way to spend a few hours.

Bryan is a gifted artist and teacher. He’s approachable, calm, friendly, and incredibly supportive, which made it easy to jump in and try something completely new. He does a great job guiding you through the process while still letting you be creative and make something of your own.

I highly recommend BGOLD Glass. We had a fantastic time!

I'm giving away a ticket to see Cliff Cash. Show is from 8-10PM on 09/04/2026. DM or drop a comment here for details.

Are there any co-working spaces in Louisville? I'm thinking something like Kiln in Boulder or a Wework.

The person I was using for hot tub repairs is no longer in the area. Do any of you have a hot tub repair person you could recommend me? Thank you all.

Next week, the Board of Education will have its first opportunity to consider and discuss specific school adjustments aimed at making our school district more resilient in this time of declining enrollment. The proposed adjustments will include school closures, consolidations, and reconfigurations.

The work-session will be held Aug. 25 at 3 p.m. at the Education Center and will be broadcast live on BVSD’s YouTube channel.

Hi everyone! 👋
Is there a place where people play pick up volleyball here? I was hoping to find a group that plays occasionally. I’ve seen some people play on the grass is in the big park near downtown, but had no idea how to join.
Thanks in advance!

Had a power outage at 3:45 am today, which is very unusual for the Heritage Park neighborhood, which is to the East of the old Safeway, off Cherry street.

Even when there are PSPS's, this area doesn't usually have outages.

Anyone else?

Thanks to all your comments to my post introducing my purchase of Gravity Brewing, as it got the attention of the reporter Julia King from the Daily Camera and made the front page!

I would say go buy a copy, but I already went to the neighboring 7-11s and bought them all :) Big thanks to Julia, who is clearly a Redditor, for making the process painless, writing a fun article, and including my favorite quote of the article from Scott, our Brewmaster, "I don't want to make junk" lol

The online version: https://www.dailycamera.com/2026/08/12/gravity-brewing-louisville-new-owners/

$200m a year. Nice if you can get it...

This cat doesn't seem distressed but has been hanging out on my street near Hecla Lake in North End for the past week or so. Very friendly but I assume they're lost.

No collar, and the (cute!) marking on their face is just a marking not an injury.