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AROUND TOWN

Jazz Night at C Bar

Sundays through April

Spend Sunday evenings at C Bar with live jazz performed by local musicians from the University of Colorado Master's Program. With music filling the space from 5-8 p.m. each week, it’s an inviting way to ease into the night and enjoy Boulder’s local talent.

Boulder Arts Week

April 3-12

Boulder Arts Week invites the community to celebrate the artists, organizations, and creative energy that make Boulder’s cultural scene so dynamic. With a wide range of experiences spanning visual art, music, dance, and more, the weeklong celebration offers countless ways to support and engage with local creativity.

TedxCU

April 4

TEDxCU brings together bold ideas, thoughtful conversation, and voices from across the community for a day of inspiration and discovery. The annual event offers a chance to hear from speakers exploring a wide range of topics, all centered on curiosity, connection, and new perspectives. For tickets, visit TEDxCU.com.

Boulder Polar Plunge

April 4

The Boulder Polar Plunge brings the community together for a fun and spirited event in support of Special Olympics Colorado. Whether you’re taking the plunge or cheering from the sidelines, it’s a lively way to show your support for an important cause. To register, visit SpecialOlympicsCO.org.

Boulder International Film Festival

April 9-12

Each spring, the Boulder International Film Festival brings a lineup of celebrated films, filmmakers, and special events to the heart of the city. From April 9–12, this beloved festival returns with screenings and experiences that make Boulder a destination for film lovers and creative minds alike. For more information and tickets, visit BIFF1.com.

Roots Music Projects Modern Jazz and Soul Fest

April 17-18

Roots Music Project’s Modern Jazz and Soul Fest returns for its second year with a weekend dedicated to rich sound, standout performances, and a celebration of contemporary jazz and soul. The festival offers music lovers a chance to experience an exciting mix of artists and styles in a setting built for connection and discovery. For tickets and more information, go to RootsMusicProject.org.

Growing Gardens Goat Yoga

April 25

Growing Gardens’ Goat Yoga offers a playful way to spend time outdoors, blending movement, fresh air, and a little farm charm. The lighthearted class is a fun way to connect with the season while enjoying one of the organization’s most unique community experiences. To register and to explore Growing Gardens’ other classes, visit GrowingGardens.org.

Tulip Fairy & Elf Festival

April 26

Spring arrives in Downtown Boulder with the return of the Tulip Fairy & Elf Festival on Pearl Street Mall. This beloved tradition features the colorful Tulip Fairy, pint-sized fairies and elves, live performances, special activities for children, and thousands of blooming tulips that transform the mall into a festive celebration of the season.

Chautauqua Square Dance

April 29

The first annual Chautauqua Square Dance brings a lively evening of traditional music and dancing to the Chautauqua Community House. With the New Pleasant Valley String Band leading the night, guests can expect square dances, waltzes, two-steps, and more in a spirited celebration of old-time music and community gathering. For more information, visit Chautauqua.com.