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Get Strategic About Your Job Search, Virtual, 1.5 hours Tap into the hidden job market and discover the importance of networking in your job search. 50% of jobs are never advertised or posted. Learn innovative ways to find the hidden jobs and get referred. To sign up for a workshop go to Connecting Colorado, create an account, and click on Workshops. A link to the workshop will be sent to you the day before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting. |
3 events,County's routine business (generally each Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.). This may include signing agreements or contracts, acting on personnel actions, approving expenditures, and making decisions on routine matters not requiring a public hearing.
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The Boulder County Elections Division will conduct a Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT) on Tuesday, June 2, on ballots and equipment to be used for the 2026 Primary Election. The test ensures voting system equipment properly tabulates votes. Each type of ballot and all ballot styles will be tested to verify they are properly printed and read by the scanning equipment. The test will also confirm that scanning equipment settings are properly calibrated for the ballots. This event is to the public but RSVP is requested due to space limitations. Testing will take place in the Ballot Processing Center. After testing concludes, results will be available on our website. RSVP by 5 p.m. Monday, June 1 Email Vote@BoulderCounty.gov Or call 303-413-7740 Niwot Local Improvement District Advisory Committee (NLIDAC) Meeting NLIDAC Meetings are generally held in person on the first Tuesday of the month. Time: 7-9 p.m. Location: Niwot Inn Conference Room, 342 Second Avenue, Niwot The public is invited to attend. Check the Commissioners' Two-Week Advance Agenda to confirm the monthly meeting is scheduled. Visit the Niwot Local Improvement District Advisory Committee webpage or email Mark Ruzzin at mruzzin@bouldercounty.gov for more information |
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Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 1 - Impulse Control Wednesday, June 3rd from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Longmont Office - 515 Coffman St.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event. |
2 events,Hybrid Meeting: In-Person and Zoom Webinar The county commissioners take general public comments on any matter not being discussed in another current public hearing process. Open public comment addressed to the County Commissioners typically occurs at 9 a.m. on the first Thursday of the month unless the date falls on a holiday or needs to be rescheduled due to a calendar conflict. Members of the public can sign up to speak in advance or on the day of public comment. Public comment is taken in-person (in the hearing room) or virtually via Zoom. Check the Commissioners' Advance Agenda to confirm meeting date one week prior to regularly scheduled date. Reserve a speaking spot using the either the "In Person" or "Virtual Attendee" link on the Commissioners' Advance Agenda. Day of Public Comment: Visit the Open Meeting Portal to find the link to join (or sign up to speak) virtually. Each speaker (up to 10 people) will be able to give public comment to the commissioners for three minutes each. Participants will not be able to screen-share but can bring printed materials in person. Public comments and applicable attachments can always be emailed to the commissioners at commissioners@bouldercounty.gov.
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Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 1 - Impulse Control Thursday, June 4th from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Boulder Office- 1333 Iris Ave.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event. |
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Join Andrea Van Sambeek (certified yoga instructor) for a gentle yoga class and take in the views from your mat. Pause, breathe, and revitalize in this idyllic setting. After connecting with breath and movement, stay to explore all the Agricultural Heritage Center has to offer. Please bring your own yoga mat. All levels are welcome! Ages 12 and older. Registration required. Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;} |
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Drop by anytime from 10 a.m. to noon to watch the blacksmith work his craft. Listen to the clang-clang-clang of the hammer and the hum of the coal forge blower. Learn about blacksmithing tools such as hammers, tongs, anvils, swage blocks, and more. Registration not required but recommended.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Explore the habitat and behaviors of ravens and wolves, along with crows and coyotes. These species are known for their intelligence, social bonds, and misunderstood reputations. All are native to Colorado, although wolves have been absent from Boulder County since the 1940s, until now! Join us to discover what makes these animals so interesting, how they interact, and the unique partnership between wolves and ravens. The program includes hands-on exploration of mounts, pelts, scat, and prints. After which, we will take a 1.5-mile hike to observe habitats and, with luck, some wildlife. Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of early small engines — also known as hit-or-miss or skip motors — that once powered farms, mines, and more. Watch these historic machines in action, including a museum model that's more than 100 years old. Learn how they worked, what made them so reliable, and why they were essential to everyday life. Drop in anytime during the event — no registration required! |
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Join volunteer naturalists at Bald Mountain for an introduction to a meditative nature experience. We will practice mindful observation among the ponderosa pine, enjoy the quiet, take time to reflect, and appreciate the natural world. Participants will find a sit spot or engage in contemplative walking. We'll reflect together on what we've observed and on what we can still learn from nature.Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;} |
2 events,County's routine business (generally each Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.). This may include signing agreements or contracts, acting on personnel actions, approving expenditures, and making decisions on routine matters not requiring a public hearing.
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Interview Preparation - Virtual, 2 hours Learn how to interview successfully using a simple formula to showcase your skills and how to prepare good answers to the tough interview questions. To sign up for a workshop go to Connecting Colorado and create an account and look under Events. A link to the workshop will be sent to you the day before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting. |
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Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 2 – Working Memory Wednesday, June 10th from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Longmont Office - 515 Coffman St.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event. Consortium of Cities Meeting Visit the Consortium of Cities webpage for meeting location, details, and a link to join the meeting if the meeting is virtual or hybrid. Staff Contact: Nick Robles at nrobles@bouldercounty.gov |
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Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 2 – Working Memory Thursday, June 11th from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Boulder Office - 1333 Iris Ave.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event. Joint public hearing by the Boulder County Board of County Commissioners and Planning Commission on the recommended ten-year major update to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan. Public testimony will be taken. Discussion and decision as time permits. For detailed information, view the BVCP-25-0001 page and A Boulder Future page, or you may contact Hannah Hippely (hhippely@bouldercounty.gov / 303-441-3930) to request materials or view them at our office (2045 13th Street, Boulder) during our open public hours. Attend the Meeting Information on how to attend will be posted approximately one week prior. More Information Accessibility Boulder County wants to ensure that everyone has equal access to our programs, activities, and services. To request an Americans with Disability Act (ADA) accommodation, please email ADA@bouldercounty.gov, or call 303-441-1386. Submit your request as early as possible, and no later than two business days before the event. Agenda subject to change Please note that the County Commissioners' agenda is subject to change. To receive updates to the agenda, please subscribe to the Boulder County Commissioners Agenda list.
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Updating and Tailoring Your Resume, Virtual workshop - 1.5 hours Learn what the current trends are in resume writing and how to tailor your resume to the position to get your resume noticed. To sign up for a workshop, go to Connecting Colorado to create an account, and click on Workshops. A link to the workshop will be sent to you a day or two before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting. |
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Children ages 3-6 will love to visit the farm to learn about animals, plants, and agricultural life. The Chicken and the Egg introduces kids to all the cool things about chickens and eggs, while surrounded by our own farm flock. All programs include a short story time, hands-on activities, and a take-home craft. Afterwards, explore the farm. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No registration required.
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Drop by anytime from 10 a.m. to noon to watch the blacksmith work his craft. Listen to the clang-clang-clang of the hammer and the hum of the coal forge blower. Learn about blacksmithing tools such as hammers, tongs, anvils, swage blocks, and more. Registration not required but recommended.Register
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The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office invites community members to participate in the, “Fill the Pantry Food Drive” on Friday, June 12, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Sheriff’s Office Headquarters, located at 5600 Flatiron Parkway in Boulder. The event will benefit: St. John the Baptist Food Bank and Harvest of Hope Pantry. Community members are encouraged to drive up and drop off donations directly with Sheriff’s Office staff, who will be on hand to assist with unloading donated items. The Sheriff’s Office is accepting food, hygiene, baby, household, and pet care items only. Please donate only unopened, unexpired items. Cash donations will not be accepted. Those wishing to financially support either beneficiary organization are encouraged to visit their respective websites directly. Most Needed Donation Items: Cereal, oatmeal, rice, pasta, ramen & noodles Canned vegetables, fruits, soups, chili, stews & pasta meals Pasta sauce, canned tomatoes & canned beans Canned meats (tuna, chicken, sausages, etc.) Mac & cheese, instant meals & baking mixes Cooking oils, condiments, coffee & tea Snack crackers, granola bars, protein bars, peanut butter & jelly Baby, Household & Hygiene Needs: Baby food & formula Diapers & wipes (children & adult sizes) Gluten-free & dairy-free […] |
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Take time to look at nature through an artistic lens. Experience an opportunity to sketch the awe-inspiring aspects of our county parks through a process of observation, contemplation, and visualization. Absolutely no experience in the arts is needed. Volunteer naturalists will guide your journey with ideas, some direction, and an opportunity to practice various skills. Through a series of five programs, we will explore basic sketching principles to make your experience unique and fun-filled. Programs will be held on the second weekend of the month, from 10 am to 12:30 pm, at either Walden Ponds or Pella Crossing.Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Celebrate summer evenings at the Agricultural Heritage Center! This summer, enjoy this rare opportunity for extended hours until 8:30 p.m. Perfect for sunset photos, relaxed exploration, and family time in a scenic heritage setting. |
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Drop by anytime between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to go inside the historic Altona Schoolhouse where students studied and played from 1880 to the World War II era. Volunteers will be on hand to share the school’s history and restoration with visitors. If time allows, you can take part in a game or spelling bee. |
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4 events,County's routine business (generally each Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.). This may include signing agreements or contracts, acting on personnel actions, approving expenditures, and making decisions on routine matters not requiring a public hearing. Note: The County Commissioners will conduct their business meeting at 9:30 a.m., prior to the Head Start Division Report. Head Start staff will begin their presentation immediately following the business meeting. Public Meeting – Head Start Division Report Purpose: Community Services Department's monthly report from the Head Start division. Staff Contact: Akane Ogren at aogren@bouldercounty.gov Location - Hybrid: Hearing Room and Zoom Webinar Action Requested: None - information only. No public testimony will be taken. More information can be found at: https://boco.org/HeadStart Attend In-Person: Location: Commissioners’ Hearing Room, Downtown Courthouse, 3rd Floor, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder (map location) Attend Virtually via Zoom: Find the link to view the meeting virtually on the Commissioners’ Advance Agenda.
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Future of Work - Virtual, 2 hours The future of work may seem uncertain, scary, even exciting. Many jobs will change, some will disappear & others will be created. There will be AI, automation, & even some robots. Learn about future of work trends & how to prepare to be a thriving part of this future workforce. To sign up for this workshop, go to Connecting Colorado and create an account and look under Events. A link to the workshop will be sent to you a day or two before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting. |
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Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 3 – Cognitive Flexibility Wednesday, June 17th from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Longmont Office - 515 Coffman St.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event.
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Capable & Confident in the Job Search Virtual, 1.5 hour Job hunting has many layers and can be difficult to navigate. If you’re discouraged and frustrated, this workshop is for you. Get re-energized for job search and build confidence for that next interview. To sign up for this workshop, go to Connecting Colorado to create an account and look under Events. A link to the workshop will be sent to you a day or two before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting.
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Even with jobs being moved towards artificial intelligence and robotic systems, there will always be a need for people who can build and maintain roads. If you’ve ever been curious about working in the cab of a piece of large equipment like a road grader or excavator, here’s an opportunity for you to learn more. Boulder County Public Works’ Road Maintenance (PWRM) Division is hosting an open house for anyone who may be interested in working road construction and repair. Road Maintenance Career Day Open House 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 17 Boulder County Road Maintenance Facility 5201 St. Vrain Drive, Longmont The event is free, but attendees should register here in advance. No applications will be accepted as the session is solely informational. Road Maintenance leadership and staff will be there to answer questions about many topics specific to working in this division, including: How to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL) Requirements for employment eligibility at PWRM Types of equipment operated by PWRM staff Types of projects operators will work on Tips for navigating the application process For more information, contact Public Works Deputy Director for Road Maintenance TJ McKeehan at tjmckeehan@bouldercounty.gov or call 303-678-6287.
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Limited Impact Special Review request for approximately 1,200 cubic yards of nonfoundational earthwork related to ecological restoration of the North St. Vrain Creek at 923 Apple Valley Road, 18976 N St. Vrain Drive, and 18972 N St. Vrain Drive. The application is submitted by Yana Sorokin c/o The Watershed Center (owner/applicant) and Michael Lighthiser c/o Biohabitats (agent). The subject properties are in the Agricultural (A) and Rural Residential (RR) zoning districts at 923 Apple Valley Road, 18976 N St. Vrain Drive, and 18972 N St. Vrain Drive, located on Apple Valley Road, approximately 1 mile west and north of the southern intersection of US Highway 36 and Apple Valley Road, in Section 13, Township 3N, Range 71W. Public testimony will be taken. View Docket LU-26-0006: Apple Valley Stream Restoration Attend or Participate In-person and live virtual public comment will be taken. Written comments can be emailed to planner@bouldercounty.gov, please reference Docket LU-26-0006. Information on how to attend will be posted approximately one week prior. More Information Hybrid format Board of County Commissioners public hearings and meetings are convened in a hybrid format where attendees can Zoom (FAQs on how to use Zoom) or attend in-person at the Boulder County Courthouse, 3rd […]
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Boulder County Community Planning and Permitting is asking for permission to abate the following from this property: trash, oil jugs, storage containers, building construction materials, discarded furniture, metal and wood scraps, buckets, gasoline containers, tree branches, stumps, unlicensed and inoperable vehicles, and discarded equipment. The property owners are Mabel and Michael Madden. The subject property is located at 878 Klondyke Avenue in the Forestry zoning district, Lots 19 and 20 and portions of lots 17 & 18, Block 34, Town of Eldora, Boulder County. Public testimony will not be taken. Detailed information regarding this item is available online at: Accela Citizen Access, or you may contact Jesse Rounds, Planning Manager at (jrounds@bouldercounty.gov / 303-413-7542) to request materials or view them at our office (2045 13th Street, Boulder) during our open public hours. Attend the Meeting Information on how to attend will be posted approximately one week prior. More Information Hybrid format Board of County Commissioners public hearings and meetings are convened in a hybrid format where attendees can Zoom (FAQs on how to use Zoom) or attend in-person at the Boulder County Courthouse, 3rd Floor, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder. For questions regarding in-person hearings or technical assistance, please email hearings@bouldercounty.gov or call 303-441-3500. […]
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Boulder County Community Planning and Permitting is asking for permission to abate the following from this property: building construction materials, discarded furniture, metal and wood scraps, trash, buckets, gasoline containers, vehicle parts, unlicensed and inoperable vehicles, and discarded equipment. The property owners are Harold Robert Landam and Zachary Stuart. The subject property is located at 856 Klondyke Avenue in the Forestry zoning district, Lots 12-17 and a portion of lot 18, Block 34, Town of Eldora, Boulder County. Public testimony will not be taken. Detailed information regarding this item is available online at: Accela Citizen Access, or you may contact Jesse Rounds, Planning Manager at (jrounds@bouldercounty.gov / 303-413-7542) to request materials or view them at our office (2045 13th Street, Boulder) during our open public hours. Attend the Meeting Information on how to attend will be posted approximately one week prior. More Information Hybrid format Board of County Commissioners public hearings and meetings are convened in a hybrid format where attendees can Zoom (FAQs on how to use Zoom) or attend in-person at the Boulder County Courthouse, 3rd Floor, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder. For questions regarding in-person hearings or technical assistance, please email hearings@bouldercounty.gov or call 303-441-3500. Accessibility Boulder County wants to ensure […] |
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Look up as two of the brightest planets put on a rare show together. Join volunteer naturalists to explore how planets move across our sky and why Venus and Jupiter sometimes appear side by side. Learn easy tips for spotting planets and enjoy an evening sharing stories and views of our solar system. Presentations will be at the picnic shelter, followed by stargazing in the parking area. The Longmont Astronomical Society provides telescopes. Bring a chair or blanket, a light jacket, and a red flashlight, and get ready to enjoy a night under the stars!Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;} |
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Drop by anytime from 10 a.m. to noon to watch the blacksmith work his craft. Listen to the clang-clang-clang of the hammer and the hum of the coal forge blower. Learn about blacksmithing tools such as hammers, tongs, anvils, swage blocks, and more. Registration not required but recommended.Register
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Take a guided 3-mile walk through time at Pella Crossing as we explore Boulder County’s past, present, and future. Learn how plants, wildlife, people, and climate have shaped this landscape from 1820 to today, and what the next 100 years may bring. Discover connections between ecology and human history while experiencing the park’s diverse habitats. Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Join us for a special open house at the Assay Office Museum, a surviving structure from the heyday of hard rock mining in the Colorado mountains. Discover how miners once tested ore for valuable metals using assaying. Explore original tools and historical artifacts and hear stories from the mining boom era. Learn about the families who lived and worked in this rugged landscape and helped shape the region's rich mining heritage. This is a must-visit for anyone passionate about mining history, geology, or Colorado history. No registration needed.Registration required.Register |
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Career Exploration, Virtual, 1.5 hours If you are unsure about your next career move this workshop is for you. The career assessment tools we offer will give you insights into new jobs and careers that would be your best fit. To sign up for a workshop go to Connecting Colorado and create an account, and click on Events. A link to the workshop will be sent to you the day before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting. |
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Join volunteer naturalists for a gentle summer solstice stroll at Pella Crossing. We’ll move at the pace of our most curious hiker as we explore how plants and animals adapt to the season. Flat trails and plenty of benches make this an easy, relaxing way to welcome summer’s warmth.Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Essential Skills - Virtual, 1.5 hours This workshop focuses on the core skills needed to succeed in today’s evolving workplace and build long-term career growth. Participants will learn which essential skills are most valued by employers and examine current and emerging labor market trends that highlight the increasing importance of these skills. To sign up for this workshop, go to Connecting Colorado and create an account and look under Events. A link to the workshop will be sent to you a day or two before the workshop with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting.
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Public Meeting on the recommended ten-year major update to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan. The opportunity to provide public testimony regarding this item will be taken at the joint Board of County Commissioners and Planning Commission public hearing on June 11, 2026. No additional public testimony will be taken on June 25, 2026. For detailed information, view the BVCP-25-0001 page and A Boulder Future page, or you may contact Hannah Hippely (hhippely@bouldercounty.gov / 303-441-3930) to request materials or view them at our office (2045 13th Street, Boulder) during our open public hours. Attend the Meeting Information on how to attend will be posted approximately one week prior. More Information Hybrid format Board of County Commissioners public hearings and meetings are convened in a hybrid format where attendees can Zoom (FAQs on how to use Zoom) or attend in-person at the Boulder County Courthouse, 3rd Floor, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder. For questions regarding in-person hearings or technical assistance, please email hearings@bouldercounty.gov or call 303-441-3500. Accessibility Boulder County wants to ensure that everyone has equal access to our programs, activities, and services. To request an Americans with Disability Act (ADA) accommodation, please email ADA@bouldercounty.gov, or call 303-441-1386. Submit your request as early as possible, and no later […] |
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Children ages 3-6 will love to visit the farm to learn about animals, plants, and agricultural life. Come celebrate and learn about the winged and crawly pollinators that help make our garden grow. All programs include a short story time, hands-on activities, and a take-home craft. Afterwards, explore the farm. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No registration required. |
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This program is for anyone who enjoys watching birds or simply wants something fun and different to do outdoors. We welcome those who identify as LGBTQIA+, as well as allies, families, and anyone who wants to enjoy an inclusive outdoor experience. This will be a slow 1.5-mile hike on a wide, relatively flat trail. This free event is open to all ages and skill levels, and no prior birdwatching experience is necessary. Loaner optics will be provided.Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}
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Strike it rich! Try your hand at gold panning and learn how the search for treasure sparked the European settlement of Boulder County. Do you have what it takes to uncover gold like a 19th-century prospector? Fun for kids 5 and older (and grown-ups, too).Registration required.Register for the Noon Session Register for the 12:45 Session Register for the 1:30 Session .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;} |
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This hike will reveal the Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain that you have never known! We’ll explore the unique natural history, reveal the cultural history, tell stories, and share fun facts about this open space property located near Lyons. Registration required.Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;} |
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Join Boulder County Elections Staff for a tour of the Ballot Processing Center. You'll follow the journey of a ballot from when it first enters our processing facility through every step from signature verification through scanning and counting. During the tour, you'll get a behind the scenes glimpse into what it takes to put together a successful, secure, and trustworthy election. And you'll have an opportunity to ask elections staff questions along every step of the journey. The Ballot Processing Center is inside the main Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's office in Boulder. Tour Times Noon 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. RSVP for all tour times. |
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1 event,Hybrid Meeting: In-Person and Zoom Webinar The county commissioners take general public comments on any matter not being discussed in another current public hearing process. Open public comment addressed to the County Commissioners typically occurs at 9 a.m. on the first Thursday of the month unless the date falls on a holiday or needs to be rescheduled due to a calendar conflict. Members of the public can sign up to speak in advance or on the day of public comment. Public comment is taken in-person (in the hearing room) or virtually via Zoom. Check the Commissioners' Advance Agenda to confirm meeting date one week prior to regularly scheduled date. Reserve a speaking spot using the either the "In Person" or "Virtual Attendee" link on the Commissioners' Advance Agenda. Day of Public Comment: Visit the Open Meeting Portal to find the link to join (or sign up to speak) virtually. Each speaker (up to 10 people) will be able to give public comment to the commissioners for three minutes each. Participants will not be able to screen-share but can bring printed materials in person. Public comments and applicable attachments can always be emailed to the commissioners at commissioners@bouldercounty.gov. |
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