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Longmont Restaurant Week invites diners to eat their way through town (opens the original)
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If your neighborhood walks lately feel like picking through a battlefield of fallen acorn tops and walnut husks, blame seasonal hyperphagia. Between August and November, the biological phenomenon drives mammals, like bears and squirrels, into a nonstop, autumn-fueled feeding frenzy. Research shows humans aren’t immune to the fall hunger spike, either, which might account for the uptick in fridge visits when the weather begins to cool. So go ahead and channel your inner squirrel, because starting
Waxahatchee announced as a headliner as Boulder’s Bluebird Music Festival expands to 4 days (opens the original)
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The Bluebird Music Festival will expand to four days this year, with six performances and three Boulder venues next spring. Waxahatchee, Jonathan Russell of The Head and the Heart, Mon Rovia and six other acts complete the lineup. The ninth annual festival will run April 22 through April 25 at the Velvet Elk Lounge, Chautauqua Auditorium and Macky Auditorium. The expanded format adds a Thursday kickoff show and three performances at Chautauqua before the festival returns to its longtime home at
Boulder Ballet pushes physical limits in season opener ‘[In]Human’ (opens the original)
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Ballet is famous for making extreme physical exertion look utterly effortless, which can make it easy to forget that the people onstage are working very, very hard. Boulder Ballet’s season opener, “[In]Human,” offers a rare reminder near the end of the first section of Jorma Elo’s “Over Glow,” the opening piece on Saturday’s program, when six dancers rush downstage, stop as the music cuts out and stand in silence in front of the audience, breathing hard, with two more sections of the ballet and
Her mother asked her daughter to kill her. Instead, she wrote a tragicomedy for Boulder’s Motus Theater (opens the original)
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When we are young, we tend look at our parents and usually all think the same thing: I hope I don’t grow up to be just like them. Inevitably, certain things stick, like leaving the milk out on the counter too long or developing pre-flight anxiety that has you arriving at the airport five hours early. But for Marie C. Wilson , the fear of turning into her mother had grimmer implications. Long before her own diagnosis, the prominent feminist activist watched her mother lose her mind to dementia an
KissFist Mural Fest puts Deaf artists and ASL at the center in Boulder (opens the original)
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In American Sign Language (ASL), a common way to convey that you really like something is to kiss the back of your fist. The sign is known as “kiss-fist,” and its closest English equivalent is the phrase “I love it!” The expression lends its name to KissFist Mural Fest, which is making its Boulder debut this weekend as it moves to the NoBo Art District after launching last year in Denver. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, nine professional muralists from the Deaf community and
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