Downtown Boulder Blog

Kate here! I have had the pleasure of being the Downtown Boulder Partnership’s Marketing & Communications Coordinator for the last year (and counting!). Fall is my favorite time of year and with Halloween just around the corner, I wanted to give you the lowdown on all spooky season happenings this month…

As I wrap up my time with the Downtown Boulder Partnership, I wanted to highlight some of my favorite experiences this spring!

Since Colorado is the best of the West, why not wander to Downtown Boulder’s own West End? Here are some must-see businesses for snacks, sips, sweets and shopping!

Wander the East End of the Pearl Street Mall with me and enjoy these hidden gems!

National Hot Chocolate Day may have passed, but downtown celebrates every day! Welcome to the ultimate guide to downtown's cocoa trail.

Howdy, Downtown! My name is Katie, and I am delighted to be the spring marketing and communications Intern for the Downtown Boulder Partnership!

I had no idea that this experience would leave me with so many amazing memories, the opportunity to connect with awesome Boulder locals & professionals and a newfound love of all that downtown has to offer!

Hi Downtown! My name is Rebecca Cordingley and I am the summer marketing intern for Downtown Boulder Partnership (DBP). I am so excited to share my experience here with you.

Time flies when you’re having fun! I can’t believe my internship experience with Downtown Boulder has come to an end.

Downtown Boulder is home to local businesses that have been serving Boulder for decades. Come celebrate the anniversaries of these historic businesses downtown this month!

Downtown Boulder is the place for foodies to be! Check out these creative, delicious vegetarian dishes from local businesses.

Come take a break with me from my studies as I explore shopping and dining in Downtown Boulder on a winter weekend. Bundle up and hit Pearl Street!

Hi, my name is Emma! I am a Junior at CU Boulder and am the Spring Marketing Intern for Downtown Boulder. I am so excited to explore downtown with you!

Soak up all downtown Boulder has to offer in 2023 with this list of 23 things to see, do and eat in the district. Cheers to the new year!

Fall is inarguably one of the best times of the year in Colorado. Here are three ways to enjoy all the autumn vibes downtown!

Each coffee shop in Boulder has a unique quirk or quality! I loved getting to explore all the downtown coffee shops this week!

Boulder Arts Week is coming up from March 25 - April 2 to celebrate all of Boulder's amazing artists. Take the self-guided Street Wise Mural Tour with me!

Fall seems to pass fast here in Boulder, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t take your time to enjoy what downtown has to offer! Today, I have 5 recommendations for food and events for you to enjoy throughout October and November.

The first day of Autumn was September 22 which means fall is upon us! I am so excited for the various decor, drinks, food, clothing and other seasonal items. I want to share a few places I love that have some fall items rolling out already.

I never thought the day would come, but I am sitting here writing my last blog as an intern with the Downtown Boulder Partnership! I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to share my perspective and experiences with downtown Boulder businesses with you all!

As I’m sure many of us know, downtown Boulder got quite a bit of snow this past weekend. I am personally a big fan of snow days, but I know a lot of people dread them (along with the shoveling that accompanies them). I am here to give you a few ideas of how downtown Boulder can help you prepare for future snowy weekends so you have a little bit more fun, and to give you ideas of what to do once it gets warm again.

Now more than ever, random acts of kindness are standing out and making a mark. Today is 2021’s National Random Acts of Kindness day, so let’s take this opportunity to bring joy into a world that has gone through a lot recently.

I get to do a lot of fun things for my job. In addition to my most favorite thing, which is visiting businesses in downtown and catching up with staff or just saying hi, I have the opportunity to get creative with the ways we interact with our businesses and the general public.

Julia, DBP’s Administrative Assistant, here. Working from home can be an adjustment, so I thought I’d share a few ideas for how to break up weekday monotony you might be experiencing. First, good coffee can be key to productivity.

If you’re new to our blog, welcome! If you’re not, you might be wondering who I am and why I am writing this blog post instead of our intern.

Tomorrow is a day that only comes once every four years: Leap Day! To me, Leap Day means an extra day to both get caught up on work and have some fun. These are two things that can easily be accomplished downtown.

It’s midterm season for this Buff and saying I’m stressed is would be the understatement of the year. But don’t worry, I take self care seriously. This week, I want to share how I go about taking care of myself.

Hello Downtown Boulder! I’m Keighlee (it’s pronounced Kee-Lee, I know, my parents are creative) and I am super excited to be Downtown Boulder’s spring intern.

Now many lattes and cappuccinos later, I created the Downtown Coffee Trail for you! It includes some of the best coffee shops in downtown Boulder, all with unique offerings. 

My name is Alicia and I am the new fall intern for Downtown Boulder. I am absolutely thrilled to completely immerse myself in this distinctive and exciting space!

It can be stressful to think about all the upcoming assignments and tests so shift your thinking to all the good things that come with a new school year, such as new friends, new knowledge, and new school supplies! I have put together a list of Back to School Essentials that will help you thrive this school year...

The weather in May is always unpredictable, yet instead of embracing it, I continue to be surprised and upset every year when I see rain and snow in the forecast. I am usually a morning person, but it has been really hard to leave my bed these past couple of weeks. Luckily, I am a coffee addict and I have a couple of go-to shops that feed my addiction to make my days much less groggy.

We all know that Boulder is a beautiful place, there’s no denying it, but if you look around town you’ll find that there are some ridiculously beautiful people who live here as well.

This time of the year always inspires me to step back and reflect on things that I am grateful for. This year especially I am grateful to the downtown Boulder community for curating an environment unlike anywhere else, some place that truly feels like home. I feel privileged to live in such an incredible community where there is something for everyone to enjoy, an abundance of delicious food and drink options, events that bring the community together, and a beautiful city to learn and create in. I want to highlight five things downtown that I am grateful for and embody the lively downtown community.

Growing up in Boulder is an experience I wouldn't trade for the world. One amazingly unique feature about downtown and the surrounding community is the emphasis on supporting local businesses. Downtown Boulder has an abundance of locally owned shops and restaurants that have established a loyal customer base and have helped encourage the idea of shopping and dining locally. The term “Love the Local” has been coined to inspire residents and visitors to shop and dine locally.

One of my absolute favorite things about downtown Boulder is the abundance of coffee shops. As a coffee addict I love being able to have different options to choose from. On Pearl Street you simply cannot go wrong with any local coffee shop located downtown!