Music Behind the Movies of the Sundance Film Festival
February 1
The Boulder Symphony Orchestra explores the powerful role music plays in film at Music Behind the Movies of the Sundance Film Festival. Presented by the Sundance Film Festival, this live concert highlights the unforgettable scores behind iconic Sundance films, revealing how composers shape emotion, tension, and storytelling. For tickets, go to BoulderSymphony.org.
CU Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra
February 5
The University Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra perform a diverse program of classical and large-scale orchestral works, featuring standout student musicians and reflecting the ensembles’ strong tradition of collaboration, artistry, and performance excellence. For tickets and details, visit CUPresents.org.
CU Presents Versa-Style Street Dance
February 11
Versa-Style Street Dance Company brings its high-energy production Rooted Rhythms to Macky Auditorium, blending street and social dance styles such as waacking, popping, house, and Afro-Latin traditions. Rooted in the diverse experiences of LA’s BIPOC communities, the performance combines choreography and freestyle into a dynamic celebration of global street dance culture. For tickets and details, visit CUPresents.org.
The Record Company with Jontavious Willis
February 12
The Record Company brings its Give It Back To You 10th Anniversary Tour to the Aggie Theatre, joined by special guest Jontavious Willis. Expect a night of gritty blues-rock energy and soulful performances. Tickets and details at Z2Ent.com.
A Food Lab Valentine’s
February 14
Food Lab Boulder hosts Valentine’s-themed cooking classes throughout the week, inviting guests to create a celebratory, flavor-forward menu perfect for date night or a dinner party with friends. The hands-on classes blend classic dishes with creative twists, emphasizing bold spices, seasonal ingredients, and a fun, social atmosphere.
Raising Adolescents in a Complex World
February 18
Boulder Country Day School hosts an evening parent talk with Dr. Toya Holiday, focused on what middle schoolers need most to thrive. Drawing on research and real-world experience, the conversation explores belonging, confidence, and the environments that help adolescents grow, connect, and succeed. Registration at BoulderCountryDay.org/ParentEducation.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country
February 25–26
Daniel Donato brings his high-energy Cosmic Country sound to the Boulder Theater for two nights of genre-blending Americana, rock, and roots music. Known for virtuosic guitar work and an adventurous, road-tested band, Donato delivers a live show that’s equal parts twang, groove, and exploration. For tickets and details, visit Z2Ent.com.
Sparrow Smith & The Resonant Rogues with Sam Kind
February 26
Sparrow Smith brings her evocative blend of Appalachian roots, banjo, accordion, and dance-inspired rhythms to the Chautauqua Community House. Joined by The Resonant Rogues and special guest Sam Kind, the KGNU-presented concert highlights Smith’s richly textured songwriting and deep ties to old-time traditions. For tickets and more information, visit Chautauqua.com.
Brooklyn Laundry presented by BETC
February 27
The Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company presents the regional premiere of Brooklyn Laundry by John Patrick Shanley at the Dairy Arts Center. Both funny and deeply human, the play follows three sisters and a laundromat owner as they navigate love, family obligations, and the unexpected turns of adulthood in a sharp, romantic story that balances wit with emotional depth. For tickets and more information, visit BETC.org.