Boulder Foundation News Today

Tickets for the summer season of Arts In the Park are now on sale.

BizWest has named the Mercury 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies, including 50 from the Boulder Valley and 50 from Northern Colorado.

The PLAY Boulder Foundation, the nonprofit partner of Boulder Parks and Recreation, will host a free CrossFit class Saturday for low-income Boulder-area youth.

Over a year after Longmont learned that it would receive nearly $1 million thanks to the sale of the Denver Broncos, the city has decided how to spend its check.

The Great Boulder Duck Race, taking place on the lazy river at Scott Carpenter Pool, is estimated to host 3,000 rubber ducks.

Other events include the Boulder Vintage Bicycle Swap & Show, a NedFest ‘Family Reunion,’ and the third-annual Community Roots Festival.

The city of Boulder Parks & Recreation Department is hosting its annual tulip bulb giveaway on Aug. 23.

Editor’s Note: Press Releases are provided to Yellow Scene. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole.  Arts in the Park features the Boulder, Symphony, Boulder Opera, and Boulder Ballet for their summer performances

The third annual Arts in the Park program returns to Boulder starting next month, featuring performances by Boulder Ballet, Boulder Symphony and Boulder Opera.

BOULDER — The Downtown Boulder Foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps strengthen the area’s civic and cultural assets by funding art public projects, historical conservation and community events, announced this week the formation of a new advisory committee to foster more diversity and inclusion within the group and its initiatives.  The 11-member committee, which serves a one year term starting Thursday, includes:  Scott Beard, Dawn Bookhardt-Bowen, Ingrid Castro-Campos, Amirah ...