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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2018 PUBLISHER

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Forever Young THIS ISSUE REPRESENTS THE BLOOM OF YOUTH — THE MOST ENJOYABLE TIME OF ONE’S EARLY YEARS, LIKENED TO THE BLOOM OF A FLOWER AT ITS MOST PROMINENT AND BEAUTIFUL MOMENT.

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Michael Rainero | michael.rainero@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

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Allyson Reedy, Marley Jeranko, Riley Cowing, Kelli Ruhl, Benjamin Wiese, Dana Lapinel,

Of course, these precious memories are different for everyone, but it’s safe to assume

Lisa Van Horne, Carolyn Davidson

getting out and playing in nature are those experiences that are never forgotten.

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You could say these types of memories create a love for the outdoors. Especially for

Bailey Batchelor, Lisa Doane, Ladd Forde, Kylie Fitts,

readers who embrace the Boulder lifestyle, where nature is in everyone’s backyard.

Ladd Forde, Kara Deyoung, Jeff Jones

The main feature this month is about childhood outdoor adventures, including advice on how to take a happy tyke on a happy hike, the best kid-friendly spots and advice on how to camp with your kiddos (it may be easier than you think). The camping season is not over yet parents! At least not until September. Speaking of September...it’s back-to-school time. We highlighted some of our favorite after-school programs and shared three healthy packed lunches from wellknown blogger Kelly Pfeiffer of Nosh and Nourish. Or, if you feel like going out for a night on the town during the school week, there’s a round-up of anti-meltdown

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2018

FEATURES 50 Undefined Style This Boulder couple have mastered the art of turning a house into a home.

56 Welcome to Westworld Experience the Colorado prairie from beneath the brim of a rancher’s hat.

63 Nature Play Get your family hiking and camping this summer: It may be easier than you think.

84 Grapes & Grass Lineup A special look at the upcoming

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Grapes & Grass event hosted by Boulder Lifestyle.

DEPARTMENTS 16

Lifestyle Letter

20 Good Times 32 Around Town 35 Realty Report 36 Hops & Vine 38 Hot Spot 44 Local Limelight

50 Open House 70 City Scene 74

Culinary Creations

84 Locals Only 88 Back Stage 92 Our Town 96 Healthy Lifestyle 100 Lifestyle Calendar 102 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES 1.

The Nail Studio Turns Ten Celebrating 10 years as a small local business is a BIG deal! We love our community and so glad to have celebrated with so many new and familiar faces! PHOTOGRAPHER LISA DOANE

1. Heather Stansel with Sugar Pine Catering | 2. Owners April Smiley, Siswan Tuladhar and Julie Johnson | 3. Clients Marcia & John Smiley and Lisa Hemmeter | 4. Siswan Tuladhar, Tracey Wingo & Terry Peel from Downtown Refinery | 5. Tania Petrullis with Sweet Ruckus gives April a 10 year big hug | 6. Michelle Burns, Don Jansen and Emily Lantaff from Walters & Hogsett

BMoCA’s Friends with Benefits Midsummer Night’s Dream Bash

Boulder’s Museum of Contemporary Art’s launch party for a new membership level and museum affinity group called Friends with Benefits ("FWB"). FWB will bring together local art enthusiasts looking to engage socially through BMoCA sponsored events.

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1. Tom Carter, Ron McMahanm Lauren Roberts | 2. Darcy Wade, Eliza Leach, Olivia Barry, Emily Mears, Daniel Begg | 3. Lauren Roberts | 4. Eliza Leach, Devin Hughes, Marc Graboyes | 5. Elena Hernandez-Rosenblum, Steve Rosenblum, Kate Ryan | 6. Olivia Barry, Gwyneth Burak 20

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Open House & Re-Opening of Audi Boulder Service A relaunch of the Audi Boulder store in Boulder. As a fixture in the community for 45+ years, Audi Boulder is now the new Audi Boulder Service, a sister store to the new Audi Flatirons. The same great Audi service + a pre-owned luxury selection of autos.

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1. Audi Boulder now reopened as the new Audi Boulder Service | 2. Cheers to our sponsor Boulder Beer | 3. Thanks to Cured for the delicious spread of local meats and cheeses | 4. Matt, Craig and Ryan from Audi Boulder Cutting the ribbon w/ Boulder Chamber President, John Tayer | 5. Ryan Watson, GM of Audi Boulder with the Boulder Staff cutting the ribbon | 6. Guest LeeAnn, Derek, Digital Manager

Kondition Opening Party

Kondition, a beautiful new group fitness gym on 30th and Walnut, celebrated their Grand Opening party on June 29. The NYC-style fitness boutique is a first of its kind for Boulder, and the event was sponsored by Bobo Bars, Wonder Press, Manduka, Lululemon and a few other

like-minded brands. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL RAINERO

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"When do you see the deer?" By A R T “Where Do You See The Deer” brought art lovers and beautiful people alike to the opening on June 15th at 2490 Junction Place. The featured work of Jerry Wingren, “Aerial Sculptures,” and paintings by Santiago Perez, Jim Pittman and Emmy Swenson radiated color, whimsy and the “fantastical!” The show runs through October and is open Monday-Friday from

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1. The work of Santiago Perez, Aerial Sculptures by Jerry Wingren | 2. Janet Pyle, Paul Repetto, Susan Knickle | 3. Hugo and Becci Matheson | 4. Santiago Perez, Jerry Wingren, Susan Knickle | 5. Jim Pittman, Carole Barnes and Jim’s work | 6. Emmy Swenson and Mathieu Shields

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Holes of Hope Wins Again For the Tebo Cancer Center Supporters of the Tebo Cancer Center in Boulder enjoyed a great day of golf and camaraderie at host Lake Valley Golf Club. In its nine years, the Holes of Hope Golf tournament has contributed over $350,000 to this great local resource. For more information on Holes of Hope or the Tebo Cancer Center visit LakeValley.com and click on Holes of Hope.

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1. Title Sponsor, Gary Geis, Boulder Market President - Great Western Bank, Tad Boyle, Dr. Jamie Doucet | 2. Players warming up on the putting green | 3. Josh Cassaday, Long Drive Champ, Marta Galnick | 4. All proceeds from the Tournament go to support the Tebo Cancer Center | 5. Fern O’ Brien, from the Tournament Organizing Committee, thanking the participants and sponsors | 6. Grant Besser, President Boulder Community Health Foundation

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Neptune's Grand Re-opening Week Neptune celebrated 45 years of local ownership, and the recently completed renovation and rebirth of Boulder's classic outdoor gear and mountain shop. New gear and brands, a cafe that serves wine and beer, and the historic museum are in store! Be sure to stop in soon. PHOTOGRAPHER:Â SKYE HABBERFIELD/NEPTUNE MOUNTAINEERING

1. Climbers Lynn Hill, Margo Hayes Sasha Digiulian, Heather Weidner and more sign posters for Neptune patrons | 2. Climber Tommy Caldwell signs books and posters for fans | 3. Climbers Matty Hong, Margo Hayes, Shelley Dunbar (owner of Neptune) and Jon Cardwell joined for a special film festival | 4. Neptune Patrons enjoy food, beer, and live music at the party | 5. Flash Mountain Flood jams out in the Neptune Cafe at the party | 6. Child playing at the party

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Attention Homes Forever Young: An 80's Prom On Saturday May 12, nearly 300 guests gathered at the Omni Interlocken Resort in Broomfield, CO to honor the critical work being done at Attention Homes, a Boulder-based nonprofit serving youth in crisis throughout Boulder County. It was a totally bodacious night as guests stepped back to the 80's & raised over $250,000 to support the life-changing programming Attention Homes offers all year long. PHOTOGRAPHERS: BARBARA COLOMBO & ZACHARY STRUGAR

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DOM

835 Circle Drive

$3,650,000

100%

445 Pine Street

$2,950,000

$2,850,000

97%

1330 King Avenue

$2,795,000

100%

701 Forest Avenue

$2,725,000

$2,725,200

100%

2130 Hermosa Drive

$2,375,000

$2,225,000

94%

3130 9th Street

$2,300,000

$2,160,000

94%

3775 23rd Street

$2,100,000

$2,000,000

95%

870 University Avenue

$1,985,000

100%

1945 Norwood Avenue

$1,995,000

$1,925,000

96%

1830 Pearl Street B

$1,895,000

100%

1580 Blue Sage Court

$1,950,000

$1,865,000

96%

1081 8th Street

$1,700,000

$1,800,000

106%

2917 13th Street

$1,790,000

100%

1990 Poplar Avenue

$1,600,000

$1,580,000

99%

935 Linden Avenue

$1,495,000

100%

7010 Olde Stage Road

$1,475,000

$1,460,000

99%

1046 8th Street

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$1,404,000

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Boulder's Best Brews A REVIEW

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Go Play has just the right amount of hops that won’t overpower the whole sip.

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An end of summer BBQ or a 14er adventure before

Even if IPAs aren’t your first choice, Go Play IPA

the prime hiking season is over. Its light yet distinct

is a great introduction to the style. Refreshing and light

flavor makes it an excellent pair for summer salads

yet bold and can hold its own. It’s a great example of

or burgers. Its crisp finish also makes it the perfect reward to a day full of biking or hiking or whatever you choose to do while soaking up the sun.

hops that are powerful but don’t drown out the other,

juicy flavors present. Enjoy the remaining warm days of summer and go play.

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“This the beer I’ve been dreaming of creating for years,” says Adam Avery, founder and CEO of Avery Brewing Co. “Outside of running a brewery, I spend most of my time rock climbing and bike riding. I realized that I needed a beer to match the obsessive passion I have for these sports. It needed to be full-flavored and bold, but still easy to drink, low-ish ABV, and the perfect companion to any sweaty activity. The great thing is about Go Play IPA is that it doesn’t matter if you are out crushing a 100-mile bike ride, redpointing your hardest climb yet, or simply walking the dog, this beer is designed to get you outside to play.” August 2018 | Boulder Lifestyle

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C O M I DA C O N V I S T A A CORRIDA

CHEF AMOS WATTS HAS A MEATY REPU-

There’s also the piquillo peppers with fried garlic,

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and the coal-roasted beets with goat cheese and

ERALLY. Before coming on as chef/partner of

pistachio crumble, and the butter-braised morels

Corrida, Watts helmed the kitchen at Old Major,

with pickled onions, and the asparagus with

one of Denver’s top fine dining restaurants, a

almond Romesco sauce. You get the picture — at

spot that’s probably best-known as being a meat

Corrida you’ll definitely want to eat your veggies.

Mecca, a regular shrine to swine.

Beyond Chef Watts and his soulful food, there’s

So you’d be forgiven for making a beeline

a lot more to Corrida. Bryan Dayton, for one, who’s

straight to Corrida’s meaty menu options. (And

got a reputation of his own. His is just a little boozier.

we don’t think you’d be disappointed in any of the

Dayton first made a major mark on the Boulder

dry-aged rib eyes, the incredible 7x wagyu bav-

restaurant scene as beverage director for Frasca

ette or the garlic saffron chicken.) But at Corrida,

Food & Wine, but that was just the beginning. He

Watts really shines with the proteins that swim,

oversees the drinks and co-owns OAK at four-

and with — of all things — the vegetables.

teenth and Denver’s Acorn (Watts was Acorn’s

Don’t miss the Atun Crudo, with its chunks of rosy tuna and pickled ramp cubes in a tangy

opening chef); both restaurants are considered among the best in the state.

salmorejo (a thick, creamy soup made with toma-

So, of course, Corrida’s drinks, all Spanish-

toes and bread). Or the larger, perfectly-tender

centric, are fantastic. There are lots and lots of

Pulpo Gallego, octopus topped with dollops of

sherry options, an all-Spanish wine list, and a

paprika aioli, resting on finger-licking-good salsa

fun, roaming gin tonica cart. (Radishes, espresso

verde. The octopus tastes like the love child of a

beans and serrano peppers are choose-your-

chicken and a lobster — it’s firm, rich and slightly

own-adventure-style cart options.)

sweet. Light-years away from the chewy versions you may have (reluctantly) eaten before.

The indoor dining room is elegant yet comfortable, but the real showstopper is the rooftop

And then there are the vegetables. The Porcini

patio with killer views of the Flatirons. It’s already

Asado is one of the most popular tapas, and

the most-buzzed-about patio in town thanks to

with good reason. The roasted mushrooms are

Mother Nature’s décor, and it’s possible that —

topped with a sous vide egg yolk and cracklins,

even considering Watts’s and Dayton’s impres-

and really, could there be any better toppings

sive pedigrees — the restaurant space itself has

than an egg yolk and cracklins?

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FINDING THE BROTHERHOOD OF FATHERHOOD TALKING ABOUT THAT DAD LIFE WITH PATERNAL PODCAST HOST, NICK FIRCHAU.

ARTICLE BEN WIESE | PHOTOGRAPHY PATERNAL PODCAST UPON

NICK

have come onto his show and discussed their upbring-

FIRCHAU QUICKLY REALIZED A DAD’S SUPPORT

ENTERING

INTO

FATHERHOOD,

ings, their relationship with their fathers, the mistakes

SYSTEM WAS SOMEWHAT LIMITED IN COMPAR-

they’ve made with their children, and how other fathers

ISON TO THE SEEMINGLY ENDLESS NUMBER OF

can learn from such experiences.

WOMEN DISCUSSING MOTHERHOOD IN ONE

“I took the combined experience of being a podcast host

FORM OR ANOTHER. With a career in journalism in his

and producer and being a father and said, ‘maybe I can

back pocket and a clear vision for what was needed, he

find other men that are thinking the same things as me, or

decided the best way to find quality and diverse fathering

are having similar experiences as me, or different ones that

material was to make it himself.

are fascinating to me, and tell their stories,'” says Firchau.

As a longtime journalist for the Chicago Sun-Times and Major

“We found that most men are actually receptive to talking

League Soccer, Firchau felt that a candid podcast conversation

about the respective issues that they’re dealing with, and

about fatherhood with other men would become a necessary bit

because it’s their life, their story, they’re the expert."

of guidance. The only question that remained was whether other fathers would be interested in sharing their perspectives. It didn’t take long for Firchau to discover that the answer

their children, perhaps someone out there will connect

to his question was a resounding ‘yes.' In 2018, Paternal

with another person and decide there is no longer a need

Podcast (PaternalPodcast.com) was born.

to attempt to go at it alone.

Professional football players, Seattle DJs, authors, filmmakers, entrepreneurs, barbers and many more

With Firchau’s podcast and the near two dozen guests that have openly discussed how to be the best father to

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Read on for past episodes "dadvice" and insight on fatherhood...

EMPOWERMENT & ENCOURAGEMENT "As a young black woman, my daughter FOLLOWING FOOTSTEPS "For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to be a dad because of the dad that I have."

— giving her all the empowerment and encouragement to fulfill all her dreams and achieve what she wants — is extremely important because the chances are she’s not going to get that value from anyone outside of the house."

THE GENERATIONS "It’s the story that my father can tell you, the story that my grandfather can tell you, and the story of his grandfather who was a slave could tell you: the way to operate as a black man is passed down generation by generation. Discipline is a very heavy piece of it."

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT "When my son came, I just…I had no idea; I had no idea how fast you could fall in love with someone. I didn’t know how

RYAN HARRI S

fast you become not even secondary, just on the periphery of your own life."

Quotes from the episode: Faith, Perseverance & Fatherhood in the NFL

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JAKE

FATHER OF A TRANSGENDER DAUGHTER

CULTURE SHOCK "This was a difficult time in her life, and you could sometimes tell that she was and is under a tremendous amount of internal conflict. Because her sense of self is not mirrored in culture."

DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL "The conversation came up, and I had to ask, ‘look, do you want me to call you she?’ and the look of relief and understanding that her dad really loves her on this level was palpable."

BORN A PRINCESS "As early as I remember, when she had a say in things, she gravitated toward all things feminine. The first video that we have of her speaking is of her at seventeen months in a tutu saying ‘I a princess.’"

FINDING A NETWORK "I knew nothing. There are no models. You figure out, 'ok this is happening, who do we look to?' Because there’s just not a bank of parents that have done this from this young an age. Of course, they exist, but to find that community and plug into is difficult."

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THE PARADOX OF FATHERHOOD MAKE AN APPEARANCE "The times that you can be there? That’s the most important thing. If you’re there, you're going to mess up some things, but it’s important to show up."

"I had a lot of anxiety about not messing my child up. When you have kids, first they can’t talk, so you have no idea what they’re thinking and feeling. Later, they can talk, but they don’t always tell you exactly what they’re thinking and feeling and you make horrible assumptions. Or, at least I did."

MACHISMO MEN "When you get down to it, the people that are not nice are the people that are feeling insecure and threatened. Machismo

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Mid-Century Eclectic A BOULDER COUPLE HAVE MASTERED THE ART OF TURNING A HOUSE INTO A HOME.

FOR WENDY AND JOSHUA TALMON, IT’S NOT AN EASY

original fabric) that their 12-year-old puggle Darla can often

FEAT TO DEFINE THEIR INTERIOR STYLE.

be found perched on, surveying eight-year-old Maddoc as he

It’s definitely part mid-century modern — they were careful to keep the integrity and the feel of their 1969-built home — but it’s

plays, and Wendy and Joshua can name where every piece of furniture came from — yes, every piece.

also eclectic. You’ll find pieces from flea markets, from Wendy’s

“Wendy and I are always looking for something that is

grandparents home, and from CB2 — but it’s also minimalist —

meaningful. We don’t just go down the road and by some-

clean lines and bright white dominate the space’s interior.

thing; we wait and find the exact right thing,” Joshua says. “We

“As far as our design, it’s hard to find good words to describe us,” Wendy says.

like that there are meanings behind all the things we have.” When walking around the bright, airy space, it’s hard not

But it might just be the couple’s unwillingness to stick to

to feel at ease. Wendy and Joshua were initially drawn to the

one “style” just for the sake of decorating that makes this

house for its unusual and striking angles, and its light (the

house feel like a home the second you walk in. Instead of

deck has picturesque views of the foothills). Such angularity

focusing on their style, these two artistic Boulderites focused

could easily become a designing burden, but Wendy and

on their gut feelings: their likes and dislikes, pieces with sen-

Joshua took the challenge in stride. A perfect example is the

timental value, and the pieces that made sense for a family

kitchen island, that has a slab of walnut on the end that is

home with young kids running around.

at a 100-degree angle — matching the wall at the back of

Those pieces with sentimental value are running through-

the kitchen. It makes for a unique but subtle addition to the

out the house. In the main living area are two chartreuse

room.Their work with Ryan Withers, at Build Well, helped

chairs from Wendy’s grandparent’s house (yes, with the

them to create their overall vision.

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Perhaps the thing that really makes this house a home is how easily the family lives in the space, and that’s no accident. “When we first moved in we knew we wanted to do the renovation, but we wanted to live here first,” Wendy explains. “We wanted to see how we used the space. Living here helped us realize what we would use and what we needed to change.” Wendy Talmon is a Boulder-based fiber artist and stylist. Check out her work on WanderTree.com, @wandertreeco. Buildwell BuildWell.Biz August 2018 | Boulder Lifestyle

Home on the Range IF YOU’VE EVER DREAMT OF STEPPING INTO WESTWORLD AND LIVING THE COWBOY DREAM, IT’S CLOSER THAN YOU MIGHT THINK. But rest assured, it’s not all whiskey and wranglin’ – you’ve got to take modern conservation and ecology practices by the reigns and get a taste of true grit to earn your spurs. It’s a concept called ecotourism: or in other words, vacation with a purpose. At Ranchlands Camp, you’re invited to join in gathering a pasture, moving a herd, branding and helping in the leather room — a rare opportunity to go beyond being merely an observer of real-life ranching and make an impact. Set on the vast prairie just south of Colorado Springs on the 87,000-acre Chico Basin Ranch, Ranchlands prides itself as an economically self-sufficient, agricultural-based business. It uses its livestock as a tool for manipulating the land to achieve biodiversity, management of invasive plant species, and restored riparian areas. While they recognize that this way of life is important in our nation’s cultural history, they believe that embracing new ways of thinking is a kind of duty – after all, preserving the land and preserving the American legacy is one and the same. When Ranchlands Camp opened its gates to visitors in 2017, it was never a question that this commitment to sustainability would be sacrificed. Instead, they would apply it to the typical camping experience and make it something entirely its own. With a mission to work together to live with the land, folks not only experience the beauty and simplicity that is nostalgic of the Old West, they learn about nature, ranching and the role they play in protecting the ecosystem. Picture this: you rise on a cool morning among sagebrush and vibrant wildflowers, and a hearty, wood-fired meal awaits.

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You fill up on fried eggs, blueberry cornmeal pancakes, granola and yogurt, and bison-potato hash; and devour a book from the ranch library. As camp host Kate Matheson, head wrangler Frankie Zwick, and camp cook Colby Richards show you the ropes of camp life, antelope stream across the plains, while cattle and their young calves graze nearby. A little exploration leads you to the leather shop, where you find Madi Hester and learn to make your own goods. Jill Soukup is nearby teaching horse painting and Cam Schryver, the World Champion cowboy, guides students through proper horsemanship. Learning and leisure carefully blend together: the sound of collective clamor harmonizes with coyotes howling on the arroyos. In the evening, you enjoy a hot outdoor shower just twenty steps from your tent, wash away the dust from a long day on the ranch, and gather ‘round the campfire for live music, where the sun dips behind Pike’s Peak. You fall asleep under the stars. A kerosene lamp flickers against the canvas tent. You’re exhausted but satisfied. Some describe this feeling like joy, others as fulfillment. Being a steward of the environment: it takes you beyond the appreciation of its visual beauty. That's because out here; you’re connected to your surroundings. CONTINUED >

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Starting summer 2019, there will be several camps available for you to find out for yourself just what it feels like to experience natural Colorado from beneath the brim of a rancher’s hat: • Cam Schryver Horsemanship – May 5-10, 2019 • Cam Schryver Cowboy + Roping Week with traditional branding – May 12-17, 2019 • A private group buy-out (includes custom itinerary and traditional branding) – May 19-24, 2019 and June 2-7, 2019 • Jill Soukup Painting workshop – May 26-31, 2019 So, go ahead – saddle up! For more information, contact stay@ranchlands.com or call 719-428-5006. Ranchlands.com 60

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HAPPY TYKE, HAPPY HIKE Article Lisa Van Horne

To say that Alli Fronzaglia recommends exploring Boulder’s vast network of hiking trails with your children would be an understatement. “Kids, with their boundless energy and curiosity, are natural hikers,” says Fronzaglia, co-founder of Boulder Hiker Chicks and volunteer naturalist and trail guide for the City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks. “Boulder’s Open Space is home to an incredible array of biodiversity, geological formations and historical sites just outside our back doors.” And what better backyard could Boulder kids ask for? With 150 miles of hiking trails within the city and hundreds more countywide, Boulder is a natural playground ripe for discovery and excitement. For kids, the benefits of hiking extend beyond providing valuable outdoor exercise.

HIT THE TRAILS!

“Children who have the opportunity to connect with nature are more likely to

» Red Rocks at Settlers Park From the Settlers Park Trailhead, discover ample

become environmental stewards as adults,” says Fronzaglia.

natural sandstone areas perfect for little hikers

Promoting both fun and responsibility on the trails is a key mission and

to play on.

practice of Boulder Hiker Chicks and teaching children the importance of local

+ Distance: Nearly 2 miles of interconnected

regulations and principles of Leave No Trace is vital to ensuring the next gener-

trails and mini-loops

ation of accountable hikers and passionate environmental advocates.

+ Fun Factor: Rock slab cluster at the top of

So lace up your kicks and use Fronzaglia’s tips to set yourself, and your

the hill perfect for scrambling

tykes, up for a memorable hiking adventure. CHOOSE THE RIGHT HIKE. Creating the best case scenario for your family’s

» South Boulder Creek Trail

excursion begins with choosing an appropriate trail. Kids crave feeling a sense

From the Bobolink Trailhead, embark on a trail

of accomplishment, and your ideal hike should balance abilities and a little

alongside meadows home to grazing cows and

challenge. Kids might surprise you with their hiking stamina, and hikes abound

through an active prairie dog town. + Distance: 3.5 miles one-way or shorter

with neat features will keep them motivated and engaged.

out-and-back

+ Fun Factor: Creek-side exploration

GO WITH GOOD CONDITION. Make peace with not being able to control the

opportunities abound!

weather and, if your planned hiking day promises extreme heat or wet conditions, reschedule your outing.

» Bald Mountain Scenic Area

PACK WISELY. Hiking preparedness means bringing along all the things you

Five miles up Sunshine Canyon Road, you’ll find

and your kids will need, as well as a few special items to enrich the hiking expe-

a trail culminating in spectacular views and a

rience. Ensure hike safety with the staple Ten Hiking Essentials and fuel your-

satisfying sense of accomplishment.

self and your kids with healthy snacks, but also pack some special treats they

+ Distance: 1.5-mile loop

may not always get to indulge in. Also pack items to outfit your little explorer for

+ Fun Factor: Kids can bag their first summit (30 minutes to the top, one hour round trip)

discovery, such as a magnifying glass or journal.

» Green Mountain West Ridge Head seven miles up Flagstaff Road for this more challenging hike, best for ages eight and up, bringing you to the top of Green Mountain. + Distance: 1.3 miles one-way (with 850 feet of elevation gain), 2.6 miles round trip + Fun Factor: Swaths of wildflowers, seasonal raspberries CONTINUED >

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CAMPING WITH KIDDOS Article Kara Deyoung When my husband and I decided to brave our

GET THEM IN ON THE ACTION. Kids can help

first camping adventure as a family, we had four

by picking the campsite, gathering firewood,

kids ranging in ages from six years to three months.

learning to set up the tent (or for smaller helpers,

We suspected we’d have our fair share of disasters

arranging sleeping bags and bedding), and keep-

along the way — and we were right! There was the

ing water bottles filled. Giving kids responsibility

massive blow-out diaper in the middle of the night

around the campsite empowers them — teaching

(baby wipes safely stored in our bear canister a

responsibility, survival skills and teamwork. Talk

hundred feet away), the toddler who woke up our

about a win-win!

campsite screaming at five a.m., and the night we spent huddled in a leaky tent. Today if you asked

GO WITH THE FLOW. Flexibility is key. Expect the

our family, though, we would all agree that is has

unexpected and as much as you are able, meet

been more than worth it. For every challenge we’ve

the inevitable bumps and hiccups with a good

faced, there have been dazzling rocky mountain

attitude. Your kids will follow suit. After all, what

sunrises and spectacular nights spent under the

they say is true: Attitude is the difference between

stars. Here are a few tips to get your family thriving

an ordeal and an adventure!

in the great outdoors: GREAT CAMPSITES FOR FAMILIES JUST DO IT. It can feel daunting to juggle everything from sleep schedules to picky diets when venturing out with your kids. My advice? Just go for it. Kids are more resilient than you think, and chances are they will adjust with flying colors.

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» Oh Be Joyful Campground- Crested Butte » Turquoise Lake Recreation Area- San Isabel National Forest

GET IN THE CAR. While we’ve known families that enjoy backpacking with younger kids, camping seemed much more doable when we made our minivan a part of the equation. Whether staying at a campground or a dispersed site, car camping allows you to take along all of the kid gear you need — from pack n’ plays to high chairs — and provides a quick getaway if everything goes south. MAKE IT FUN. A little fun goes a long way, but don’t be afraid to keep things simple. Kick it old school with card and dice games; learn a new skill like finger knitting or whittling together as a family. Our little ones have never met a scavenger hunt they didn’t love — make up your own or find a printable online. Bring bikes and scooters if the terrain allows, and don’t underestimate the entertainment of a ball or frisbee to toss around. Remember: The most fun activities are the ones spent connecting as a family!

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Square State Skate SquareStateSkate.WordPress.com For kids gunning to hop on board and learn a few new tricks, Square State Skate is an obvious choice. Skate programs run year round, including both Saturday sessions and full day camps on days when BVSD is closed for holidays, breaks or teacher work days. The program “teach[es] skills necessary for skateboarding-balance, confidence, determination and problem solving — and then help[s] transfer those skills off of the board as well.” Square State provides students the chance to spend those all-important, after-school hours meeting new friends, exploring the community and building newfound confidence.

Boulder Karate BoulderKarate.com Offering classes for kids aged 4-12, Boulder Karate gives kids the opportunity to learn practical self-defense skills while getting out all of their energy in a profoundly positive way. On top of learning Shaolin Kempo Karate, which “combines the circular, fluid motion of Chinese Kung Fu and linear, powerful movements of Japanese Karate,” students will explore Boulder Karate’s five core values: Attitude, Integrity, Respect, Self Control and Heart. Classes are split by age and experience level, so students get to progress at a comfortable, no-pressure pace.

ABC Kids Climbing ABCKidsBoulder.com For parents of kids with a penchant for terrifying them by climbing on anything and everything, ABC Kids Climbing is the answer. ABC boasts a 7,200 square foot climbing mecca for kids of all ages, from two and a half to 18. The gym hosts a variety of classes for schoolaged children in the afternoons and weekends, weekday and weekend morning classes for preschool-aged climbers, and even a class that caters explicitly to homeschooled children. Beyond classes, ABC Kids Climbing also offers summer and school holiday camps, Parent’s Night Out, Open Gym, and a nationally recognized team. No matter your child’s age or skill level, ABC’s programs are a fantastic opportunity for them to learn new skills, stay active and safely scale the walls.

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IT’S BACK-TO-SCHOOL TIME. Each morning will involve the

Babycakes on her blog). She redefined “normal” for her family

organized chaos of getting the kids up, dressed, fed and out

and started eating and preparing healthy meals — full of fresh

the door on time — don’t forget the packed lunch. Ideally, a

veggies, fruits, nuts (“that help keep kiddos full”) and lean meats.

healthy packed lunch. This is where supermom and health blogger Kelly Pfeiffer comes in. In 2012 Pfeiffer launched her blog Nosh and Nourish (@noshandnourish) as a creative outlet from her

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10-year accounting career. Six years later, she’s a full-time triple threat (stylist, recipe creator, photographer), has hired two contributors, photographed three cookbooks, and had the opportu-

“I created a new hashtag this year: #nourishedlikemom because kids

nity to create content for Target this year. Yes, the Target.

food doesn’t have to be that different than the meals us adults are

What started as a passion project has now turned into a full-

eating. Is it colorful? Is it nourishing? Is it real, whole food? If yes,

time career and a health-conscious lifestyle. Pfeiffer’s primary

then it’s perfect for all of us! So, these lunchboxes are variations

motivation to create healthy recipes was her daughter (AKA

of meals I also love to eat.”-Kelly Pfeiffer

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“You are berry special! We love these yogurt parfaits with homemade strawberry chia jam (it's surprisingly simple and fuss-free)!”

IN THIS LUNCHBOX… + Yogurt Parfait with Strawberry Chia Jam + Purley Elizabeth Maple Nut

Says Pfeiffer.

Butter Granola + Fresh Strawberries + A Mini Meat Stick

YOGURT PARFAIT WITH STRAWBERRY CHIA JAM Yields: 1 serving

INGREDIENTS + 1 cup diced strawberries (fresh or frozen — for the jam) + 2 teaspoons honey (for the jam) + 3 tablespoons chia seeds (for the jam) + 1 cup vanilla yogurt (Noosa Yoghurt is a local favorite) + 2 fresh strawberries (sliced) + 1⁄4 cup granola (Purely Elizabeth is a local favorite) + 1 teaspoon local honey (for drizzling) Note: *The jam ingredients will make more than you need in your single parfait. Store the rest in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 10 days

To make the jam: Add washed and sliced strawberries to a small saucepan over medium heat. Stirring often, bring to a simmer and add the honey. Lightly mash the strawberries until you reach your desired consistency. Remove from heat and stir in chia seeds. Let sit until cooled. Store in the refrigerator for up to 10 days.

To make the parfait: Spread a generous layer of the chia jam at the bottom & sprinkle with half of the granola. Add all of the yogurt, then top with more jam, granola, fresh strawberries and a drizzle of honey. Enjoy!

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IN THIS LUNCHBOX… + Super Greens Mac & Cheese + Broccoli "Trees" with Ranch + Pistachios and Cocoa Seedy Crunchy Bites + Blueberries & Blackberries

“Let's: 1) Eat more meatless meals. 2) Use reusable containers instead of disposable bottles and Ziplocs. 3) Recycle. 4) Buy local/reduce packaging,” Says Pfeiffer.

FANCY RAMEN NOODLE BOWLS Yields: 4 servings INGREDIENTS + 4 eggs

SUPER GREENS MAC & CHEESE

+ 3 ramen noodle blocks (12 oz total)

Yields: 1 serving

+ 1⁄2 tablespoon minced garlic

INGREDIENTS

+ 1⁄2 tablespoon fresh minced ginger

+ 1 box Annie’s Homegrown Creamy White Cheddar Mac & Cheese + 2 cups power greens (we used Taylor Farms) + 1 tbsp olive oil + ½ tbsp minced garlic

+ 1-inch green onions (diced) + 1 cup ramen noodle water (saved from cooking process) + 32 ounces chicken bone broth + 4 scoops Vital Proteins collagen peptides

+ ½ tbsp basil paste

+ 2 tablespoons liquid aminos (or sub soy sauce)

HOW-TO

+ 1 tablespoon oyster sauce

Start with Annie’s Homegrown Creamy White Cheddar Mac

+ 1 tablespoon mirin + Juice from 1/2 a lime

& Cheese, made with rice shell pasta (totally gluten-free). Cook

+ 1 red pepper (thinly sliced - for garnish)

according to the directions on the box.

+ 1 cup red cabbage (thinly sliced - for garnish)

Meanwhile, in a separate skillet, saute 2 cups power greens with 1 tbsp olive oil and 1/2 tbsp minced garlic — for approximately 3 minutes until greens are wilted. Then, chop them into

+ 1 tablespoon sesame oil

+ 1 cup micro greens (for garnish) + 12 Wasabi nori (seaweed) rectangles (optional - for garnish)

smaller pieces on a cutting board. Stir in 1/2 tbsp tube basil

+ 1 tablespoon sesame seeds (for garnish)

paste. Then, stir in the greens to the mac! Easy peasy!

+ 1⁄4 teaspoon ground pepper (for garnish)

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HOW-TO Hard boil eggs — bring small pot to full rolling boil. Add in eggs and let boil on high for 8 minutes. Then remove eggs and put them in an ice bath (fill small bowl with ice, then cold water). Set aside. Cook the ramen noodles — bring large pot to full rolling boil. Add in ramen noodle blocks and let soften for approximately 3 minutes. Use a fork to help separate the noodles, then reduce the heat to medium and cook for an additional 4 minutes. Once softened and separated, strain the noodles over a large measuring cup saving 1 cup of the hot ramen water. Rinse the noodles under cold water then put them in a large bowl. Stir in 1 tbsp of sesame oil with the noodles. Set aside. Saute the garlic, ginger and green onions in sesame oil for a couple of minutes, then add in the remaining broth ingredients. Stir with a whisk. Then stir in the noodles. Garnish with toppings: peeled and sliced soft boiled eggs, red pepper slices, red cabbage, micro greens and seaweed (optional).

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THE GRAPES LINEUP ARTICLE BENJAMIN WIESE | PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE

WINE FESTIVALS CAN BE TEDIOUS AND DIFFICULT TO APPROACH FOR THE AVERAGE DRINKER. Without a refined tasting palate or a guide to the wines, sips begin to bleed together while the pressure to appropriately discuss a nice Bordeaux begins to mount. For Boulder Wine Merchant Owner Brett Zimmerman, his hope is the Grapes & Grass Wine Festival will have attendees throwing all preconceived expectations about wine festivals out the window. He just wants people to have a good time. It was part of why he got involved in the first place. “This was an opportunity to be like ‘ok, let’s take away all pretenses associated with wine and break it down.' Wear your flip flops, drink out of a nice plastic glassware from Govino, listen to great music, enjoy the outdoors, and just take it down a notch.” Zimmerman wants people to learn how to appreciate the fun of wine in an expectation-free environment and take note when a wine surprises them. With other deep conversations about to be had at other wine festivals or even at his own shop, Grapes & Grass should be a celebration of high-quality beverages while listening to some tunes. “I would say just get a general idea of something that catches your attention. If it’s just a particular flavor profile or a different grape variety, take note of that, rather than trying to take detailed notes.” Grapes & Grass will also offer an exciting new feature for attendees that allows people to download wine profiles onto their phone, rate the wines and even place an order request for a specific wine through Boulder Wine Merchant. People may not be able to match Zimmerman's seemingly endless amount of insight, but they'll at least be able to find a new favorite wine or two from the festival.

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TECHNICALITIES

01 6

YEAR

15.2 %

ALCOHOL

REGION

CALIFORNIA

TA S T I N G N O T E S

BLACK VIOLET COLOR,

WELL-INTEGRATED TANNINS

A FAC T

USING A COMBINATION OF SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS, TALENTED WINEMAKING SKILLS BY ED KILLIAN, AND QUALITY ASSESSMENT TASTING BY MASTER SOMMELIER BRETT ZIMMERMAN, THIS TEAM USES TRADITIONAL PROCESSES AND BLENDING TO MATCH THE FLAVOR PROFILES THE BENCHMARK WINE STYLES.

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TECHNICALITIES: Scarpetta Pinot Grigio

NV Scarpetta Prosecco

Coeur Clémentine, Côtes de Provence

Rascal Pinot Noir

Year 2017

Year 2015

Alcohol 12.5%

Alcohol 12%

Region Cotes de Provence, Country

Alcohol 13%

Region Grave del Friuli

Hierarchy, Provence, France

Region Oregon’s Willamette

Tasting Notes Medium body,

Tasting Notes Crisp,

Grape Grenache, Cinsaut and

Valley

melon and stone fruits

well-balanced

Mourvedre

Grape Pinot Noir

A Fact The Scarpetta brand was

Tasting Notes Bright flavor, light

Tasting Notes Fruit-forward

started by Bobby Stuckey, MS

color, dry

and Lachlan Mackinnon-Peterson

of Frasca Food and Wine.

Replica Knockoff

Stonecross Chenin Blanc

Year 2016

Year 2017

Alcohol 13.8%

Region South Africa

Region California

Grape Chardonnay -

Varietal Chardonnay

Chenin Blanc

Tasting Notes Smooth and

Tasting Notes Acidity, clean

soft texture, full-bodied flavors,

and unoaked

tropical fruit

AH-SO Rosé Year 2017 Alcohol 13% Region Artazu, Navarra, Spain Grape Garnacha Tasting Notes Fruit-forward, fresh cherries, herbs, dried flowers A Fact The grapes used for this canned wine come from vines

A Fact Awarded 90 points and a

that are up to 45-years-old

‘Best Buy’ for the 2016 vintage.

Tíamo Organic Wines White Year 2016 Alcohol 12% Region Venezia,Sicily Grape Grillo Tasting Notes Apricots and peaches A Fact All the Tíamo canned wines come from small growers and cooperatives and are blended by the owners of Tíamo, Melvyn and Jane Master and the Sager family.

Mystical Corner Red Blend, Stellenbosch Year 2016 Producer Rainbow's End Estate Region South Africa Grape Bordeaux Blend Red Tasting Notes Big, bold red fruits, hints of smoke and spice A Fact This is a blend of 34% Shiraz, 24% Malbec, 23% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 19% Petit Verdot.

Illuminati Riparosso Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Year 2015 Producer Azienda Agricola Dino Illuminati Region Abruzzo, Italy Grape Montepulciano Tasting Notes Dark fruit flavors, hints of herb, dark chocolate A Fact Illuminati is a family owned and operated winery in Abruzzo focusing on the production of the

Lena di Mezzo Valpolicella

Chateau d’Aqueria Tavel Rosé

Year 2016

Year 2017

Alcohol 12.5%

Alcohol 13.5%

Region Valpolicella Classico,

Region Tavel, Rhone, France

Veneto, Italy

Grape Grenache Noir, Clairette,

Grape Corvinone

Cinsault, Mourvèdre, Syrah,

Tasting Notes Black cherry,

Bourboulenc, Picpoul

black pepper aroma, moderate

Tasting Notes Very dry, fresh red

tannin structure

fruit, full bodied.

A Fact The Pergola training sys-

A Fact Using its cutting-edge

tem allows the Corvina Veronese

weather station located in the

and Corvinone grape varieties to

heart of the vineyards, Château

have perfect exposure to the sun.

d’Aquéria monitors weather conditions and adjusts vineyard

regional grape Montepulciano

practices accordingly.

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AT ONE POINT IN MY LIFE, THE QUALITY OF MY SUMMER WAS PREDICATED ON HOW MANY FESTIVAL WRISTBANDS DANGLED FROM THE STICK SHIFTER OF MY OLD LAND ROVER DISCOVERY. While things are definitely different at age forty-one (husband and father of four), my passion for music festivals has not waivered. Living in Colorado affords music lovers a plethora of festival options. With so many of them taking place in our beautiful, high country, Grapes & Grass blends downtown Boulder convenience, with the pristine, lush grounds of the Highland City Club. After selling out the inaugural event in 2017, the team here at Boulder Lifestyle saw what could make this event even more inviting going forward.

NEW TO GRAPES & GRASS + KID FRIENDLY - We heard you loud and clear parents. After a long work week, leaving your kiddo’s all day on a Saturday can make us all feel a little guilty. Kids 12 / under are now free with a paying adult. There will be a variety of kids activities from 10:30am - 2:30pm. NOTE: Make sure to arrive early as an interactive Drum Safari for kids kicks off the event at 10:45am on Saturday 8/25. + TECH NERDS REJOICE - The Grapes & Grass team has partnered with Denver-based tech company, Spigot Labs, who specializes in festival technology. Guests can purchase, rate and save their favorite wines, all by touching their wrist band to censors at the vending areas. NOTE: Once you find that wine you can’t live without, this technology allows you to put a purchase request for the product at The Boulder Wine Merchant, with a nice G&G discount, directly from your mobile device! + AFTER GRASS @ BOULDER THEATER - While the main event has to adhere to residential noise ordinances, and a 9:30pm curfew, you can keep the party going late into the evening with GASOLINE LOLLIPOPS / DRUNKEN HEARTS concert at the historic Boulder Theater on 8/25. NOTE: Entrance to “After Grass” is complimentary with any 8/25 Grapes & Grass ticket. For complete lineup, tickets and more information, please visit GrapesAndGrassBoulder.com

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MEET FINN OSULLIVAN. An incredibly talented and inspirational sixteen year old who has a beautiful passion. Creating music. This young lady who currently attends New Vista High School in Boulder, sat down with us recently at her CD release party to discuss all things music, inspiration and future plans. HOW DID YOU GET INTO MUSIC AND DEVELOPING A LOVE FOR THE ART? I've been around music from an early age. I think that hearing both of my parents play and sing to me as a little kid definitely sparked an interest. I started off by playing the piano, and then eventually started taking voice lessons. Music always really spoke to me in a way that other things didn't, and I felt that it was such an important idea to have something that people of all genders, sexualities, races and ages could connect to. I'd always hear songs by artists I like, and wish that I could write something like that. Once I started playing guitar, I really fell in love with it, and eventually started writing songs that I actually felt proud of and was willing to share with people. It's something that I've always found myself to be extremely passionate about.

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HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR MUSIC STYLE? This is always a little bit difficult for me to pinpoint, but I'd say my music style is sort of indie/alt pop. WHO ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST/SONGWRITERS THAT HAVE INSPIRED OR HELPED INFLUENCED YOU? I have a ridiculous amount of favorite artists, all of whom have had influence on my style. I think I take inspiration more from ideas than sound, and sometimes find concepts that really speak to me. I really love David Bowie, The Smiths and The Shins. Their lyrics are all very powerful, and their sound is really unique. I love Dodie Clark (she plays the ukulele too, so that's awesome!), and also Regina Spector, The Regrettes and Ezra Furman as well. I love finding artists that use strong metaphors, and I also really enjoy people who aren't afraid to push boundaries with their art, whether that's in a new sound, or in the lyrics that they write. WHERE DO YOU HOPE FOR THIS PATH TO TAKE YOU? ANY FUTURE PLANS? As of right now, I'm hoping to go to college for music (although I'm not really sure where yet). It would be amazing to potentially form a band, and maybe even do a regional tour one day. The most important thing for me is that I'm able to keep writing and performing, and share my thoughts and ideas with an audience. My ultimate goal in writing is to create something that other people can connect to, and that they can feel like they're taking something away from my songs after hearing them. WHERE CAN WE HEAR YOU? DO YOU PLAY ANYWHERE AROUND TOWN? I've started playing a lot more around local venues. I played at The Laughing Goat (I'll be playing there a few more times later this year), the Stone Cup in Lyons and Full Cycle. I'll also be playing at Innisfree pretty soon, and have some more gigs coming up later this year. To listen to Finn and get more info about music and events head to FinnOSullivanMusic.Squarespace.com Instagram @finnys_tunes

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cheese — and a vibrant atmosphere, Southern Sun

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offers families a no-stress dining experience.

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