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French’s 5
This month: Snapshots of 20th Century American pop culture, courtesy of Youtube.com.
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Author Archives
Dropping Eggs Makes Good Theater
“One lady used to come in with a basket of eggs. She’d put one on her head and let it roll down and splatter on the floor. She’d do it again and again for five minutes, egg after egg.” GerRee…
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Harp on the Fringe
Naropa is on the Fringe. So is Boulder in popular opinion. The city at the base of the Flatirons always seems to add a twist to mainstream. Which is why it makes a perfect backdrop for the International Fringe Festival.
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Reading Programs
Boulder Public Library, 303.441.3100 1000, Canyon Blvd, Boulder. Carbon Valley Branch Library, 303.833.3510, 320 Maple St #B, Frederick. Dacono Public Library, 303.833.2317 x129, 512 Cherry St, Dacono. Mamie Dowd Eisenhower Public Library, 720.887.2300, 3 Community Park Rd, Broomfield. Lorraine David…
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Museums
Children’s Museum of Denver, 303.433.7444, 2121 Children’s Museum Dr, Denver, 0-8yrs. Denver Art Museum, 720.913.0049, 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver. Longmont Museum, 303.651.8374, 400 Quail Rd, Longmont. WOW Children’s Museum, 303.604.2424, 110 N Harrison Rd, Lafayette, Boulder Public Library,…
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Wide-Eyed Teachers
Back when she entered the first grade, Kristen Kron can still vividly remember the knots in her stomach. “Oh my gosh, the first day, I definitely cried,” she recalls.
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Head Start
Danielle Cisrese just walked in the door, returning from a relaxing day at Water World with some friends. Her vibrant description of the outing epitomizes the carefree summer days of a teenager. Swimming with friends is just one of the…
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Minutes to Buy a Restaurant, a Lifetime to Enjoy the Food
Standing between two auto shops on 25th and Pearl, the 110-year-old red wooden building with a blue-painted address is somebody’s baby. The blink-and-you’ll-miss it restaurant called John’s is owned by siblings Corey Buck and Ashley Maxwell. It’s an establishment built…
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