Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Tuesday, May 13th, 2025. As the sun rises over the Flatirons and Boulder shakes off a cool spring night, the city is buzzing with energy and events that bring our community together. If you caught a glimpse of those Flatirons this morning, you know we are in for another beautiful Boulder day.
There is plenty happening this week to keep your calendar full. Boulder Startup Week continues today, running through Friday. This massive local tradition draws innovators, entrepreneurs, and the curious from across the county, offering more than 200 events throughout the free five-day lineup. Whether you are a seasoned tech pro or someone looking for inspiration, there is bound to be something for everyone. The city is alive with discussions, workshops, and networking—so if you have an idea, this is your place to share it and maybe meet your next collaborator.
For the music lovers among us, the Colorado MahlerFest is just around the corner, launching tomorrow and running through Sunday. You can look forward to concerts and special performances that celebrate the great composer Gustav Mahler. The festival culminates in two orchestral performances of one of Mahler’s major symphonic works—a true treat for classical music aficionados and anyone interested in experiencing world-class music right here in Boulder.
If you're thinking ahead to the weekend or planning your family outings, keep in mind the Boulder Farmers Market continues every Saturday from 8am to 2pm. It’s the perfect spot to sample local produce, meet area farmers, listen to live music, and take in the smells and tastes of spring. Plus, the market is also open Wednesdays from 3:30 to 7:30pm, so you have plenty of chances to stock up.
Looking farther out, mark your calendars for the Boulder Creek Festival coming up May 23rd through 26th. This locals' favorite is packed with concerts, a beer festival, artisan markets, and activities for all ages along the iconic Boulder Creek. The BolderBoulder 10k road race also returns on May 26th—so start training if you want to join thousands of runners, walkers, and spectators in one of the nation’s premier road races.
For those who love the outdoors, Boulder County is continuing its push on trail safety and conservation. Be aware that some trail areas may be temporarily closed for grazing projects, an effort to maintain healthy grasslands and reduce wildfire risk. Always check the latest trail closures before you head out for your hikes or bike rides.
That’s a wrap for your morning news, events, and things to do. Whether you’re hitting a conference, grabbing fresh greens at the farmers market, or planning to enjoy some music, Boulder has something for you this week. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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