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Sundance 2027: Tickets, Packages & What’s New

By - October 02, 2026
Sundance is coming to Boulder January 21 through 31, 2027. Here’s what to know before tickets go on sale, including pricing, important dates, new ticket options and what we know so far about planning your festival experience.   After more than four decades in Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is heading to Boulder for the first time in January 2027. With 11 days of films, filmmaker con

Halloween in Colorado 2026: The Best Things to Do for Every Age

By - September 28, 2026
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which feels like a pretty good excuse to make a whole weekend of it. Whether your ideal Halloween involves a tiny superhero collecting enough candy to last until Christmas, a haunted house that makes you question every life decision that brought you there, or something wonderfully weird that could only happen in Colorado, there is no shortage of ways to celeb

Buying a Home Right Now Could Make More Sense Than You Think

By - September 25, 2026
For anyone who has been waiting for the “right” time to buy a home, 2026 may not be delivering the dramatic drop in mortgage rates many buyers hoped for. But that doesn't mean there aren't opportunities. The housing market looks noticeably different from the frenzied market many buyers experienced just a few years ago. Across Colorado and the Denver metro area, buyers have mor

Rates Just Hit a One-Year High: Here's Why Concessions Matter More Than Ever

By - September 18, 2026
If you've checked mortgage rates in the last week or two, you may have noticed something surprising: they went up, not down. After months of buyers and sellers alike assuming the next move would be a rate cut, the 30-year fixed climbed to roughly 6.9–7.1% here in Colorado according to USBank.com in early September, a one-year high. Some of that is tied to markets pricing in the possibili

Your Boulder County Buffs Game Day Guide

By - September 14, 2026
Football season is back, which means it is time to break out the black and gold, find a comfortable seat and settle in for some Colorado Buffaloes football. And while Boulder is certainly the heart of Buffs country, you do not have to head to the Hill to enjoy a great game day. From big screen sports bars to neighborhood pubs, breweries and family friendly spots, Boulder County has plenty of plac

2026 Guide to Pumpkin Patches, Corn Mazes & Hay Rides

By - September 09, 2026
Fall in Colorado means crisp mornings, golden leaves, cider, corn mazes, hayrides and, of course, finding the perfect pumpkin. Whether you’re looking for a full day of family fun or just want to grab a pumpkin and call it a day, there are plenty of places along the Front Range to get into the autumn spirit. Here are 10 local favorites to add to your fall calendar, from Boulder and Longmont

Take the Scenic Route

By - September 09, 2026
There’s something about fall in Colorado that makes you want to get in the car, turn up the music and take the long way home. As the aspens begin to turn brilliant shades of gold, some of the best views in the state are waiting just beyond the familiar. And because fall color moves through Colorado from higher elevations to lower elevations, timing your scenic drive can make all the differe

Look at Your Home Through a Wildfire Lens

By - September 02, 2026
Wildfire is a devastating reality of living in Colorado. For homeowners in Boulder County, understanding the potential threat and taking proactive steps to protect their properties is more important than ever. To help residents prepare, Boulder County works with Wildfire Partners, an organization that helps homeowners identify vulnerabilities on their properties and take practical steps to reduce

Lafayette’s Next Chapter Is Taking Shape

By - September 02, 2026
A look at the projects, places and plans shaping Lafayette’s future. Lafayette has always had a personality all its own. With a vibrant Old Town, strong sense of community and easy access to Boulder and the Front Range, it’s no surprise the city continues to attract residents and businesses. And Lafayette isn’t standing still. From new housing and mixed-use development to inve

Why Longmont Feels So Easy to Navigate

By - August 24, 2026
There’s a reason. Founded in 1871, Longmont was carefully planned with a simple street grid — streets running one direction and avenues the other, many numbered. The result is a system that remains remarkably intuitive, making it easy to know where you are, how far you’ve traveled, and where you’re headed. As Longmont expanded, newer neighborhoods adopted winding streets

Open Your Home for Sundance

By - August 24, 2026
Sundance Film Festival is coming to Boulder January 21–31, 2027, bringing thousands of filmmakers, industry professionals, and visitors to the community. To help meet the increased demand for lodging, the City of Boulder has introduced the Festival Lodging Program, giving homeowners an opportunity to earn additional income by offering short-term accommodations during the festival. Homeowner

Five Questions Buyers Will Soon Be Asking

By - August 24, 2026
Twenty years ago, buyers wanted to know if a home had cable. Ten years ago, they asked whether the internet could support streaming and remote work. Today's buyers are beginning to focus on something different: a home's electrical infrastructure.   Here are five questions we expect to hear more often in the years ahead.   1 | Is the home EV-ready? Many buyers, whether they ow

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