Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Sunday, September 7th, 2025. A clear day is shaping up for Boulder, with the Flatirons looking spectacular against the late summer sky, so it’s a great time to get outside or tap into some of the unique energy flowing through town.
Let’s start with community news. Last week in Boulder County, a young local boy is recovering after a minor bike accident with a truck, a reminder for everyone to be extra cautious as kids squeeze in more outdoor adventures before summer winds down. Meanwhile, local businesses are gearing up for big Sunday football crowds, with the Denver Broncos’ season opener just hours away. Look for plenty of community spirit and fan gear at cafes and bars around Pearl Street and the Hill, as businesses hope for a crowd-boosting bump to wrap up the weekend.
If you’re looking for something active, the Boulderthon 5k and 10k course previews just wrapped up yesterday at Fleet Feet Boulder but the energy from all the runners is still carrying through town. With the Boulderthon events just around the corner, you might find more folks than usual out on Pearl Street getting their strides in or talking post-run over coffee and snacks. The buzz on running trails should pick up, especially as people connect with partners like Boulder Community Health and grab giveaways from local sponsors.
Today brings the Mountain and Plains Appaloosa Horse Club’s Colorado Colors Fall Finale Horse Show to the Boulder County Fairgrounds over in Longmont. Gates are open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., so families and horse lovers have the chance to see a fantastic showcase of equestrian skills and beautiful horses. If you want to watch some competitive riding, this is the event to catch.
Boulder is also channeling some cosmic vibes this weekend: while we won’t see the blood moon eclipse overhead, locals aren’t missing out on the energy. Yoga studios and meditation circles will be holding classes focused on lunar energy, encouraging introspection and renewal even when the sky is clear. Later tonight, some adventurous Boulderites are planning full moon-inspired night hikes along trails like Flagstaff Mountain and Mount Sanitas. Bring a headlamp, your favorite playlist, and maybe a sense of wonder as you enjoy the stars.
For anyone at the University of Colorado Boulder, today’s the last day to register for the Interfraternity Council’s formal fall rush. If you’re looking to connect on campus, now’s your chance to dive into Greek life, make new friends, and get plugged into the social scene.
If art and theater are more your pace, head to the Dairy Arts Center this evening for Bad Shabbos, a lively performance starting at 6:30 p.m. Whether you’re a longtime local or just looking for something new, the Dairy continues to keep Boulder's creative pulse strong with performances that get people talking.
And finally, a quick shoutout to Boulder’s young athletes: the high school rugby teams were in action this weekend’s Summit 7s in Breckenridge, showing off some serious skills and representing the state’s passion for competition.
That’s your Sunday in Boulder—filled with outdoor adventure, cosmic inspiration, and community connections to keep you moving. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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