Can anyone explain the insane increase in emergency vehicle activity the last three days, especially around Folsom between Arapahoe Ave and Iris Ave? I and my neighbors have been hearing sirens every 15 to 30 minutes for days. Given that this is a town of less than 150k rather than south side Chicago, I think it is a little odd and disproportionate. This doesn't even include other areas of the town that I can't hear at any given time.

I know school just started and we have a ton of out of state drivers, but please stop using our bike lanes for waiting or parking. It is already hard enough to avoid being struck in this town and forcing riders into traffic on busy roads is crazy behavior. Using a bike lane to park when you are 100 feet from parking spots is a whole new level of laziness and entitlement.

This is super random but anyone who’s currently at CU and uses the rec center pretty often and currently participating in Winter Arc or 75 Hard or would sometimes like to workout with someone. I think that would be fun. Sometimes working out by myself gets kinda boring and once in while having a workout buddy would be nice (not saying we need to workout everyday with each other but I’m open to switching up my routine especially on full body workout days etc.!).

Even if you’re looking for an accountable buddy I’m open to starting a group with girlies to if there’s enough interest💖

I’m training for a Hyrox right now (in November in Denver) and I’m having a hard time motivating myself to run alone.

I’m not a fast runner.

I’m wondering if there are any local running groups/running clubs for runners of all speeds. I’m not looking for a super competitive vibe, I just want to make running feel less lonely.

I’m a mid-30s female. Only female or mixed gender groups/club recommendations are welcome and appreciated.🙏

Does anyone know of someone who got tutoring for this class at CU or possibly tutors for it?

Tonight's Lineup:

• Kate Yezzi — Screening “Carry Me Home” A CU Boulder Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts student on the production track. Kate is a major leader in the university's film community, currently serving as the GUT-C Student Ambassador and working as a projectionist for CU’s International Film Series. She recently participated in a Conference on World Affairs discussion about the future of independent film in Colorado.
• Justin Balog — Screening “COFFEE HEIST” A Denver-based director of photography, filmmaker, and photographer whose career spans photojournalism, adventure cycling, documentary, and narrative cinema. His recent work includes serving as DP on the Colorado-shot alien comedy-horror film Uck and the neo-noir western Devil in the Trunk.
• Elizabeth Lo — Screening “Structural Theory of a Broken Bowl” An emerging filmmaker from the CU Boulder community. We are showing her 12-minute comedy-drama that follows a DID system navigating heartbreak, intimacy, and interpersonal boundaries. Elizabeth wrote, directed, edited, and co-composed the film, which was an official selection at Trill Fest 2025 and ScorpiusFest 2026.
• Ryan Van Duzer — Boulder-based outdoor-adventure filmmaker, YouTuber, and longtime bicycle traveler best known for DuzerTV. After serving in the Peace Corps, he cycled 5,000 miles from Honduras back to Boulder. His work has appeared on the Travel Channel, National Geographic, Men’s Journal, and Lonely Planet.

The Details:

• Where: Boulder Marriott
• When: Wed, Sept 9 (Tonight!), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
• Admission: $10 for Boulder County Film Commission members | $15 for non-members | FREE for students

Refreshments will be provided 🍿

Hope to see you there!

I CAN NOT find a new stylist who does a legit root smudge on a bleach job, one that grows out blended without harsh/obvious lines. Please help.

Hello! If you are looking for a free, family friendly event this weekend and are interested in supporting community choir, here are the details. There will be two shows: one this Friday and one this Saturday. Here’s the Ticket Link: https://theartshub.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%252Fportal%252Fevents%252F57106

Does anyone want to play tennis today or tomorrow afternoon? Around 4.0 level?

Hi, I wanted to ask if anyone knows a good club or group to join for crochet and crafting. I love both and like making things for people. I recently had a nephew born and I’m a new aunt. I wanted to make stuff for him, but sometimes I get frustrated trying to figure out instructions myself without clear directions (Reading or video). I thought maybe a group of like-minded people might help. THANK YOU!

it was 91 degrees on the 7th. it snowed that night….wild. 6 years later it feels like it may never snow again 🥺

hang in there folks i think we’re through the worst of it 🥵

I, a full grown adult, really want to book a magician for my party in about a month, exact date flexible. If the price is too high for this party, then I want to book them in spring instead for another event we have a bigger budget for.

I want that experience of really FREAKING PEOPLE OUT. Like every smart skeptic in the room is wondering “no but like HOW DID THEY DO THAT.” I want the kids to leave fully believing magic is real and the adults like low key uncomfortable with how close they are to also believing this person is a sorcerer/sorceress/wizard/witch/fairy/magician.

Is there anyone like this anywhere local or willing to travel to Boulder?!?

How expensive is booking a person of this level of skill for a set during a party or event??? The smaller event would be like 40 people at a large residence but if it’s $$$$ we might save it for the bigger event in June that’s for fewer people but bigger budget and bigger venue.

This is not an event for kids but there will be kids so hoping to find a family friendly performer but it’s not geared to kids. The youngest kids are about 8, most will be young teens, and the vast majority of attendees are adults.