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SEPTEMBER 2019 PUBLISHER
Andy Manz | amanz@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR
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AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER HAVE A TENDENCY TO DRAG ON AND ON. Fall,
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
perhaps the most wondrous time of year in Colorado, is right there. It can practically
Amelia Broughton, Brianna Blair, Chantel Ellerington, Emily O'Brien, Kelli Ruhl, Lisa Van Horne
be felt in the air and seen in the leaves.
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But it isn't here, not quite.
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As kids and teachers bravely head back to school for more teaching and learning, and the rest of us sit idly on our hands, trying to outlast the remaining days of summer before buying every pumpkin in sight, it felt important to reflect on learned life lessons. A loose theme of "what have we learned?" is threaded through each story in this issue. It might look like a music director taking a moment to put into words how they’ve grown; it might be Boulder homeowners discussing how their unusual homes have shaped their lives; it might be a restaurant opening in the space that used to hold a different restaurant. Because what better way to use the time than to think about all the ways in which each and every year, and season, has a new lesson to teach?
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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2019
FEATURES 50 Dancing With Grains The past, present and ever-promising future of Boulder’s own Dancing Grains Woodworks
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22 Good Times 36 Around Town 42 Locally Owned 50 Artist’s Palette 90 Local Limelight 102 Financial Buzz 106 Lifestyle Calendar 110 Parting Thoughts
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2nd Annual FWB Midsummer Night's Dream Bash Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) puts a social spin on the arts with its Friends With Benefits (FWB) membership. FWB is an initiative to convene art-loving young professionals. FWB 2nd Annual Bash was held on June 27th on the rooftop of Crestone Capital downtown and featured Cured and Upslope. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRITTANY MOORE PHOTOGRAPHY
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1. Delicious spread by Cured | 2. Lauren Roberts and Cassandra Moore | 3. BMoCA Board President Tom Carter, Executive Director + Chief Curator David Dadone, and Board Treasurer Ron McMahan | 4. BMoCA Board members Lauren Roberts and Eliza Leach | 5. Peter DiBari, Jennifer Rosenthal, Lauren Roberts, and Eliza Leach | 6. Cassandra Moore, Kiera Lichter, Lauren Roberts, Audrey Sherman, Larkin Reynolds, Hillary Peterson
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Zolo Grill Dinner at the Fresh Herb Co. Farm On July 13th, ZOLO Southwestern Grill celebrated 25 years in Boulder and announced its new Culinary Director, Chef Kyle Mendenhall, through an intimate coursed dinner at the Fresh Herb Co. farm in Boulder County. Big Red F Restaurant Group founder Dave Query regaled the group with stories of stopping at the farm to pick up produce for his Gold Hill restaurant, the LickSkillet Cafe, in the '80s before opening ZOLO. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MONA ESPOSITO
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1. Ruth Tobias, Kristen Browning-Blas, Douglas Brown, and Fresh Herb Co. farrm owner Chet Anderson enjoy a laugh | 2. Culinary Dir Kyle Mendenhall’s elk tartare (made with CO elk, his mother’s own chokecherry jam, garlic chives, crispy shallot) served on purple shiso leaves | 3. Flowers picked straight from the Fresh Herb Co.’s fields graced the tables | 4. Culinary director Kyle Mendenhall and Big Red F Restaurant Group founder Dave Query plate chilled cucumber soup with Colorado quinoa | 5. Diners dig into grilled Crego Farms lamb loin | 6. Marinated Starling Farm Turnips tossed with sweet and spicy chile sauce made the perfect side dish
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Rodwin Architecture’s 20th Anniversary party in the park! Rodwin Architecture celebrated its 20th anniversary of creating extraordinary homes and businesses in Boulder. Scott Rodwin and award-winning eleven person design/build firm are known for its beautiful deep-green homes and offices, restaurants, schools, and retail space. 75 clients, engineers, and construction partners joined the Rodwin Architecture/Skycastle Construction team for a BBQ in North Boulder Park. PHOTOGRAPHY BY TED HERON
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1. Richard Hart, Kath D’Souza, Jim Kadlecek, Scott Rodwin, Brandon David, Jocelyn Parlapiano, Vinc Dur | 2. Jon Banis, Japango owner (Rodwin & Skycastle built the restaurant and Jon’s house), Brandon and Renee David, kiddos | 3. Dillon and Kath D’Souza, Robin and Jennifer Johnson, Scott Rodwin | 4. Sean Barry, Scott Rodwin, Monika Bunting, Darrin Judkins, Marcel Van Gaderen | 5. Scott Rodwin | 6. Toni Shaller, Tim Roddan, Doug Shaller
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MELISSA ETHERIDGE On July 8th, the legend and one of rock music's great female icons took the stage at Chautauqua Auditorium, resulting in a night Boulder will never forget. PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVE ARNOLD, DAVETHEPHOTOGUY.COM 1. A female rock icon | 2. Melissa Serenading Chautauqua Auditorium | 3. A Female Rock Icon
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Rooftop Grand Finale Throwdown at West End Tavern On July 28th, West End Tavern's annual Jul-IPA festival concluded with a rooftop grand finale throw down. The sunny celebration of all things IPA featured live music, barbecue specials from West End's Executive Chef, Jeff Whitney, mountain views from the rooftop, and of course, plenty of IPAs from craft brewers. As always, all ticket sales and auction proceeds benefitted Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN). PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHELBEY GEISEN
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to cultivate a conversation about “Colorado Modern,” and present the Boulder region as one of the nation’s most vibrant hubs of modern design. “Boulder’s history of modern design, the high quality of craftsmanship, and a desire to simplify our lifestyles, has fueled a resurgence of modern design,” says HMH Architecture + Interiors principal and MoM co-founder, Cherie Goff. Attendees can expect to find themselves immersed in new ideas for modern living via featured speakers, film nights and thought-provoking panels and home tours— designed to inspire design lovers and connect them with the best products, services and thought leaders in Colorado’s modern design community. Programming will culminate in the “It’s a MoM Wrap” Party Thursday, September 26th, bringing the Front Range design community together for what is sure to be one of the most talked about soirees of the year. MonthOfModern.com
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remember with fond thoughts.”
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THE PAST, PRESENT AND EVER-PROMISING FUTURE OF BOULDER’S OWN DANCING GRAINS WOODWORKS
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childhood. Over time, his love for crafting
customer can dream up.
quietly snuck into his long-term vision, and made itself right at home.
Dancing Grains boasts an extensive offering of “original designs in furniture, doors,
Eventually, Aaron leaned in, as he found
and other architectural/interior design ele-
that his passion and energy for woodwork-
ments,” with the goal of creating inspiring
ing surpassed most everything else. Thus,
environments, and to bring excitement back
Dancing Grains Woodworks was born.
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One-of-a-kind
heirlooms
and
fully
custom pieces supplement several lines of made-to-order furniture available in a variety of sizes and wood species. Moving forward, Aaron notes, he is focused on completing their existing orders, so that each piece will boast a broad selection of complementary coordinating pieces. Beyond the stunning craftsmanship evident in each Dancing Grains work, a unique facet of each creation is the wood used to build it. The team currently sources lumber from urban areas, salvaging trees that are being cut down for maintenance or for prescribed inner-city growth. CONTINUED >
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In other words, trees that are coming down anyway. The ecological impact of this choice extends beyond Dancing Grains. By “extracting [the trees] from the waste cycle, [Dancing Grains helps] reduce the demand on newly-logged trees that would otherwise be left standing, reduce carbon impacts associated with their carbon sequestration, transportation, and drying, and provide a new carbon-neutral option with a local story.” While Dancing Grains can’t yet obtain all the wood needed by solely using this method, Aaron is hoping they will exclusively mill and salvage urban trees in the future. As Aaron explains, the Dancing Grains team is “geared toward making pieces that really speak out in their environment, whether in a subtle way or an exciting one.” In order to make sure each semi-customizable piece is truly a fit for the customer, the Dancing Grains showroom features its very own “board room” where customers and admirers alike can browse through slabs of an array of species of wood to find the pieces that really stand out. As the team is salvaging much of their wood from urban areas, they do their best to keep track of the life cycles of their trees; they can often tell customers what town or even what intersection their wood comes from. There is a sparkle in Aaron’s eye as he talks of his team, his showroom and the future of his company. From his humble beginnings carving spoons to carving masterpieces for the new showroom, Dancing Grains is a Boulder gem, boasting truly unique pieces of unparalleled quality.
You can discover Dancing Grains Woodworks for yourself at their new showroom, located at 1001 Lee Hill Drive #3A in Boulder.
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LOOK UP FLIGHTS. Book a flight. Pack
Fortunately, Mountain Aviation has
your bags. Check-in. Figure out transpor-
a full-stop concierge team to help with
tation to the airport, then to your desti-
all aspects of bookings and travel. From
nation. Coordinate schedules, and book
ground transportation to meals, weather
hotels. Once the trip is over, make the
forecasting to meeting times, all the
return flight home.
boxes of potential needs and desires are
These are just the basics of air travel.
Mountain Aviation is on top of the trav-
be exciting, it can also end up becoming
eling logistics, so clients don’t have to be.
quite the hassle. Being at the mercy of a
By choosing a path of lesser resistance
commercial airline can be mentally draining
when it comes to air travel, clients also get
and wildly frustrating, and no company hates
to invest more energy into the fun stuff. For
to see people fuming over missed connec-
most of the Mountain Aviation crew, that
tions and delays more than the Colorado
would mean enjoying the great outdoors
private jet company, Mountain Aviation.
and the magnificent beauty of the state of
Mountain Aviation is committed to
Colorado. For many of their clientele, that
not only helping clients find effective
means mountain town destinations, and
solutions for air travel but to make the
adventuring and exploring hotspots like
experience
Aspen, Vail, Telluride, and Jackson Hole.
effortless.
The
boarding
processing could not be easier: clients
With the growth of remote work and
simply pull up, load their bags, and are
rise of the digital economy, flexibility has
departing within 15 minutes.
become paramount to traveling. Smartly,
“We can have you to a meeting in
Mountain Aviation is actively responding
Manhattan before your flight even leaves
to the shifts in the demand. After all, it’s
Denver International Airport,” says Malachi
all about the clientele, first and foremost.
O’Neill, Vice President of Business
O’Neill is committed to shaping his busi-
Development at Mountain Aviation.
ness with the bigger picture in mind. When
Ok, but what about the cost?
clients are better situated to succeed in part
While flying privately has the percep-
because of Mountain Aviation’s services—
tion of being an expensive, high-end
be it a high-stakes urgent medical delivery
form of transportation, even a luxury,
for an organ to a remote hospital, or a suc-
traveling by private jet might not be as
cessful run-of-the-mill business meeting
farfetched as it might sound.
that operates smoothly—everybody walks
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Aviation Association, around 80% of
If wondering about your next travel
private flights are middle management
plans, personal or business, it’s worth
business flights. Such flights are often
checking out what Mountain Aviation
specifically used for business meetings
can make possible for you and your team,
and productivity sessions.
family, or group of friends.
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FROM LATE JUNE TO EARLY AUGUST, THE CHAUTAUQUA AUDITORIUM WAS BUZZING WITH THE VIBRATION OF STRINGS. The Colorado Music Festival, which the Chautauqua Auditorium has hosted since the 1970s, brought ninety-six renowned classical musicians from across the globe to Boulder from June 27th to August 3rd. But this year, the focus was on the person at the lead — first-time music director and principal spokesperson for CMF, Peter Oundjian. BOULDER LIFESTYLE: TELL US ABOUT YOUR BACKGROUND. PETER OUNDJIAN: I am the youngest of five children in a family full of musicians and athletes. I am a violinist. I had the good fortune to play all over the world as a soloist and as part of the Tokyo String Quartet. In my late 30s, I was forced to abandon the violin due to overuse and repetitive strain issues with my hand. At that point, I adopted my other passion: conducting. Since 1995, I have held music director positions with the Royal National Scottish Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, and now the Colorado Music Festival. HOW WAS YOUR FIRST YEAR AS MUSIC DIRECTOR? My first year was fabulous. The orchestra was magnificent, we brought soloists from all over the world to Boulder. It was as great as I could have possibly imagined. WHAT WERE SOME CHALLENGES YOU FACED AS MUSIC DIRECTOR? One of the great challenges for me is to help bring the Colorado Music Festival the recognition it deserves on the national stage. We have an extraordinary orchestra, a phenomenally supportive audience, and one of the best performance spaces anywhere in Chautauqua Auditorium. The natural acoustic of the wooden auditorium is unique and spectacular.
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I CAN ONLY IMAGINE THERE WERE SOME SURPRISES ALONG THE WAY. One of the greatest surprises to me was the responsiveness of the audience. Just last night, we were performing Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony and we received a standing ovation at intermission. This community and the Colorado Music Festival audience has a tremendous desire to show their appreciation for what we do. I love that. WHAT WERE YOUR BIG TAKEAWAYS FROM YOUR FIRST YEAR? Generally speaking, every second I spend with music I learn something new. That was absolutely my experience during this festival, as in all of my years as a professional musician, music director and conductor. Specifically, I learned that this orchestra is one of the most versatile orchestras I've ever had the pleasure of working with. These amazing musicians from all over North America are enormously flexible and willing to go virtually anywhere, musically speaking. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE PART ABOUT COLORADO MUSIC FESTIVAL? That is hard to say because there isn't a thing about the festival that I don't cherish. But if I have to choose, it would have to be the people. I love seeing people of all ages having their lives affected by this music and the environment. That's why I do what I do. Without the audience, there is only so much we as musicians can enjoy. I love leaving the audience with the beautiful and transcendent, the complex and gritty, and everything in between. SO, WHAT’S NEXT FOR YOU? I'm looking forward to putting the finishing touches on the 2020 festival plans which include new concepts and ideas. Apart from my usual touring, I'm looking forward to visiting Armenia, which is where my father was from. This will be the first visit for me in 22 years. I'm also looking forward to experiencing Boulder in the wintertime and enjoying some skiing.
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home is where the art is
WHEN ENTERING A HOME, SOME THINGS MIGHT SEEM
and consumer-driven identification? What about the structural ele-
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ceilings, floors, and walls?
walls, and the way natural light shimmers through the windows. Perhaps a collection of books stand out, or the fresh flowers on the table. Or maybe it’s the color palette that was chosen specifically to match an heirloom centerpiece.
Are we aware of the way in which the objects we choose to surround ourselves with provide a sense of self? These are just some of the questions provoked when diving into conversation with Jessica Kooiman Parker, Curator of Visual Arts
Whatever the first impression, there is instantly so much to take
at the Dairy Arts Center. Her newest curation, Modern Habitat, is
in. Yet how often do people slow down to truly notice their environ-
an impressive co-production with local artists and architects that
ments and what it contains? How often do we take the time to allow
invites viewers to journey through creative processes and personal
our senses to intake and adapt to the bombardment of branding
fascinations with this concept of “home” in mind.
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modern habitat
Will Day meeting with Jessica Kooiman Parker, Curator of Visual Arts at The Dairy Arts, prior to exhibit opening
To truly understand what catalyzed Kooiman Parker’s intrigue
and rebuilding her home as a starting point, Kooiman Parker
around the idea of “home”, it’s important to go back to the time she
was led to artists with architectural backgrounds. Modern Habitat
demolished, designed, and rebuilt her own home with her husband.
will showcase the works of Will Day, Margie Criner, Davis Arney,
Informed by this intimate and cathartic experience, Kooiman
Arch11, Workshop8, Pyatt Studio, HMH Architecture, Renée del
Parker began to unpack the deeper questions built into this experi-
Gaudio, Sopher Sparn Architects, and Housefish.
ence: What do we consider to be “home”? Who or what entices us to
Kooiman Parker’s co-creative process with Day, a local
buy items for our homes? How do we connect to our sense of “home”?
abstract artist, is the result of establishing trust between curator
Do we know what really exists behind those walls? The list goes on.
and artist. Over a year in the making, Kooiman Parker boldly
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asked Day to stop paintings midway in order to showcase every step of his creative process.
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THE OPENING OF PEPPER THE NOSHERY ARTICLE EMILY O'BRIEN PHOTOGRAPHY BAILEY BATCHELOR
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FORMED OUT OF THE DESIRE TO NOURISH THE BOULDER COMMUNITY WHILE
Benningfield is especially excited to share First Light Wagyu beef with guests.
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Street next-door to Salt, both eateries are
Wagyu Beef flavor that has gone on to win major
operated by chef/restaurateur Bradford Heap
awards like the 2018 World Steak Challenge.
and his wife, Carole Vilate.
Benningfield notes that cows roam freely
Heap and Vilate lovingly refer to Pepper the
on pasture at First Light farms from the time
Noshery as “Salt’s mischievous kid brother”.
they’re weaned until slaughter, and only feed on
The playfulness shows in both the menu and
New Zealand’s nutrient-dense, GMO-free land.
the design: While the word “noshery" sug-
“The result is a melt-in-your-mouth product
gests a snack bar, the restaurant serves full
that we’re featuring on Pepper’s menu,” says
meals, and the space is elegant yet casual.
Benningfield. “With items like our cracked pep-
Despite the success of Wild Standard over
per-crusted tenderloin, seared in an iron skillet,
the past four years, the change in concept is
serviced with caramelized onion mash, and a
with the intention of creating a space and menu
port wine sun-dried tomato reduction.”
that appeals to a broader range of guests.
The interior went through a light remodel,
“Wild Standard received very nice reviews
spearheaded by Vilate, an interior designer. As
for the food and flavors, for which we are
a starting point, she approached local street
appreciative and thank our chefs and purvey-
muralist Lindee Zimmer and multimedia artist
ors, but we wanted to offer something that
Jess Webb, giving them free rein to create art-
spoke more to our surroundings here in land-
work for the space using colors that inspired
locked Colorado,” says Vilate.
them. Two new laser cut aluminum chandeliers
The Noshery menu caters to a wide range of palates, with gluten-free options, a small seafood selection, and a spotlight on vegetable-forward dishes made with fresh, organic ingredients.
were also added to brighten the space, incorporating a reflective element to the interior. Pepper The Noshery may be the new kid on the block, but don’t expect it to take long for it to
“We’re keeping with the theme of GMO-
fit right in amongst the rest of downtown Boulder.
free and humanely raised ingredients while
“Once we had the artwork, I arranged every-
moving away from the seafood focus,” says
thing to work together with the interior,” says
Chef Roy Benningfield. “Pepper’s menu is
Viltae. “We lightened the space and added
very vegetable-heavy with care for seasonal-
some quirky fun elements like the hot pink
ity and approachability.”
cats perched on the bar shelves and freehand
Though Wild Standard might be a thing of the past, menu favorites like the salt & pepper calamari with sweet chili glaze, and the Thai mussels with coconut milk, cilantro, and jalapeno will be available on the Pepper menu.
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A Round House in A Square World THE LEGACY OF TICIAN PAPACHRISTOU AND MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN BOULDER ARTICLE KELLY ERNST | PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE FITTS
“LIVING IN THAT HOUSE SHAPED OUR LIVES
The Jessor home was a commission by long-
INTO THE FUTURE. It refined our commitment to what
time Boulder resident, distinguished Professor
modern design means to us,” Dick Jessor explains.
of Behavioral Science and Professor Emeritus of
“The home that Tician Papachristou designed
Psychology at the University of Colorado, Dick
was a jolt that made us exquisitely sensitive to our
Jessor, and his first wife, Lee Jessor, who were close
daily surround.”
friends of Papachristou and his wife, Judy.
The famous Jessor House, also known as the
The Jessors were both social scientists and met
Round House, was designed by Tician Papachristou,
the architect through the university and had similar
a celebrated mid-century modern architect. The
political views. The relationship opened the couple’s
annual Month of Modern Home Tour, sponsored by
world to the study of form, space and function—
Compass Real Estate, in partnership with Historic
something so removed from their own disciplines,
Boulder and CU Boulder’s AIAS chapter, will feature
and up until then, their daily lives.
five of his houses. The tour will provide a rare opportu-
“I was always grateful to him and his instruc-
nity to walk through the interiors of some of the most
tions. Not as a pedagogue, but from what he simply
inspiring private homes in Boulder’s neighborhoods.
conveyed through his expressions and passion.”
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The Jessors commissioned the house from Papachristou in 1959. It was a radical design. There are circles upon circles; circular tubes, circular stairs, even the bathroom and bedrooms are circular. That experience of living in the Round House continues to reverberate, even today, according to Dick Jessor. It is often the case that youthful creative brilliance is constrained by our more earthly circumstances such as budgets and experience. The Jessors understood this. They gave Papachristou a carte blanche opportunity to design the house he wanted for them; creative liberty was their gift to their friend. “I had seen blueprints before, but never something like this. When Papachristou presented them to us we were just struck. We were stunned,” says Jessor. Carol Taylor is the current owner of the Jessor House. She explains that Papachristou homes were influenced by the vernacular architecture of his native Greece as well as modernists including Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. The natural materials used were chosen for their low cost and sustainability, a concept echoed by other young architects and peers, such as Charles Haertling. Several decades later, Jessor and current wife, Jane Menken, enlisted Harvey Hine of HMH Architecture + Interiors to build their home. The original Jessor house had left a dramatic and lasting impression on the two; they couldn’t help but make the second home an ode to the legacy of Papachristou.
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Hine was entirely responsive to the idea. He saw the creative vision and helped realize the lasting impact of their relationship with Papachristou within their home. The new Jessor/Menken House by HMH Architecture + Interiors is dynamic and stimulating. The house is a place where the outdoors and the indoors connect. There is light and openness and practically no doors inside the house. “It was an act of remarkable talent to create this design” credited Jessor. The legacy that Papachristou left is invaluable. His influence and teachings demonstrate that design has a pervasive effect on our daily navigation; a vital asset to Boulder’s past and present. The Month of Modern Home Tour is an incredible opportunity to experience the lasting impact of the work and an amazing celebration of the creative vitality of Boulder.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL PLANNING EXPERT SERBAN MARACINE’S TAKE ON INVESTING FOR YOUR IDEAL FUTURE
THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT ARTICLE LISA VAN HORNE
“WHAT’S MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU?” This is Serban Maracine’s first prompt for his clients when discussing how to establish their financial fitness and future. A Financial Advisor and Limited Partner at Edward Jones in Boulder, Maracine specializes in helping his clients and their families plan for their retirement and all that comes with it; from consistent income to preparing for the unexpected and everything in between. Here are his tips on how to establish a financial plan for now and into your later years that is resilient and adaptable to all the arcs, ebbs and flows of life. 01 | ASK A FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL FOR HELP. Diagnosing proper financial disciplines early on is hugely important to avoiding pitfalls and protecting your quality of life today and in the future. A professional can truly partner with you to create an established process for developing the strategies to achieve your financial goals. 02 | HAVE AN ESTABLISHED, DOCUMENTED PLAN. Relying on idealistic goals isn’t solid enough, and you need a plan that’s stresstested and can be adjusted according to your major life events. Be inspired to dream big—then support those goals for you and your loved ones with your strategic plan. 03 | PURSUE A QUALITY-BASED APPROACH TO LONG-TERM INVESTING. The time-tested principles of long-term investing are staples for a reason. Don’t give in to fad investments or the temptation to time the market. Instead, focus on patience and the fundamentals of serious long-term investing.
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“I thrive on helping clients and their families accomplish their financial goals, which leads to a real sense of reward for everyone,” says Maracine. “Financial fitness is about taking care of what’s most important today, tomorrow and for the rest of our lives not just for ourselves, but for those we love and care about too.”
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However, as millennials enter their
MOM X FUN
lower rates. How has growing up in
peak home-buying years, they are becoming homeowners later and at
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Dairy Arts Center
the 21st century affected this gener-
F***up Nights is a global movement
ation’s idea of the American dream,
sharing stories of professional failure.
its desirability, and its achievability?
It's appropriate that Boz Scaggs'
MoM x FUN is one part storytelling, one
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new album is Out of the Blues since the blues is what first sparked his
part comedy, 100 percent true stories of failure from Boulder professionals. MoM x FUN has invited four people to get up in front of a room full of strangers to share their own professional f’up: the stories of the business
Chatauqua Auditorium
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five-decade musical career. BoulderTheater.com
DOWNTOWN BOULDER FALL FEST Pearl Street Mall
Downtown
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that crashed and burned, the part-
For
over
30
years,
nership deal that went really sour, the
Boulder’s
Fall
Fest
product that had to be recalled... they
Boulder’s most beloved community
share them all.
celebrations. The 3-day autumn fes-
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tival features live music, great food,
University of Colorado
local microbrews, wine and margar-
The Endurance Coaching Summit
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itas, children’s activities and over
(ECS) returns to beautiful Boulder,
100 artisans presented by Firefly
Colorado for its 5th annual gath-
BOULDER VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL
Handmade Markets.
ering of endurance experts. The
BoulderDowntown.com
2-day clinic will explore a variety
is
one
of
Festival will feature over 200 Wines from over 25 Colorado Wineries, including
Reds,
Whites,
Ciders
and Meads, along with Live Music, Food and Retail vendors. Admission
Stadium Club at Folsom Field
of topics designed to help coaches
Louisville Community Park
The 2nd Annual Boulder Valley Wine
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successfully grow their business,
SANITAS BREWING 6 YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY
their coaching network.
learn the latest in science-based training techniques, and expand EventBrite.com
Sanitas Brewery
includes a commemorative wine
Come celebrate with the good folks
glass, wine tote, and unlimited tast-
at Sanitas! Free event, from 3:00 -
ings. VIP also includes entry into the
9:00 PM featuring live music, food
VIP Tent, along with catered food
trucks, and more!
and a wine bar. Wine also available
SanitasBrewing.com
by the glass or bottle.
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In partnership with Historic Boulder
THE MUSIC OF REGGAE FOR KIDS
Tour experience in Boulder. See an
and CU Boulder’s AIAS chapter, join us for a one-of-a-kind Home
Boulder Theater
PANEL DISCUSSION: ARE MILLENNIALS GOING TO KILL THE SUBURBS?
awe-inspiring group of select Tician
The Rock and Roll Playhouse, a fam-
Papachristou homes that reflect
ily concert series hosted at historic
the rich diversity of livable, innova-
music venues across the country,
tive architecture and design found
Rembrandt Yard
allows kids to “move, play and sing
throughout his buildings.
The suburban home has served as an
while listening to works from the
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important cultural icon in this coun-
classic-rock canon” (NY Times). All
try since its inception post-WWII. It
children must be accompanied by a
has held its place as an aspirational
parent or adult caregiver.
staple
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of
the
American
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dream.
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presents its 5th annual Boulder Green
MONTH OF MODERN WRAP PARTY
DANCE WITH A DOC
tour showcasing a selection of the
Home Tour on Saturday, September 28th from 10am-4pm, a self-guided
1056 Canyon Blvd, back entrance
latest green homes in the area.
Galvanize
of Boulder Main Library
Tickets are $20 from Eventbrite and
An evening of cocktails, food, music,
The
and good company as we celebrate
Movement (CTM), presents, in part-
Boulder Depot.
the region’s most acclaimed names
nership with the City of Boulder, our
BoulderGreenHomeTour.org
in
modern
design.
Center
for
Transformative
Additionally,
newest free monthly wellness pro-
in collaboration with Todd Reed
gram – DANCE with a DOC! (DWAD!).
Jewelry, MoM hosts its Emerging
Come dance with, learn from medical
Designer Showcase at the “It’s
doctors while moving our bodies to
a MoM Wrap” Party. In an effort
enlivening music. No experience nec-
to discover the best talent at the
essary… all ages encouraged and
forefront of modern design, we will
welcomed. (Meet on the lawn)
host a forum to showcase emerging
DanceWithADoc.org
include the After Party at Roadhouse
designer collections firsthand. MoM is dedicated to discovering what’s new in designer talent. MonthofModern.com
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BOULDER GREEN HOME TOUR 2019
tion. Submissions are accepted
missions for events you'd like to see included in our Calendar sec-
Boulder, Co
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The Colorado Green Building Guild
BoulderLifestylePubs.com.
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PARTING THOUGHTS
Who Are You?
WITH MICHAEL MEMSIC, OWNER OF SANITAS BREWING
ARTICLE CHANTEL ELLERINGTON
WHAT BRINGS YOU THE MOST JOY IN YOUR CRAFT? It started with a love affair with a liquid and has transformed into a passion for community and culture. From our small brewery team to super fans to folks grabbing six-packs occasionally, tapping into the drive and passions of those coming into contact with Sanitas Brewing shapes how we view our work. TELL US ABOUT YOUR SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES. Much of the brewing process has naturally evolved, emphasizing sustainability; we’re always pushing to improve. I’m passionate about smart uses of resources like water and grain—not always easy in our industry. We’ve loved being part of a positive cycle of grain use: giving used grain to local farmers. Providing a great product for cattle makes brewers, farmers, and cows all happy! AND THE KILLER BRANDING? Currently, Chelsea Zaloumis leads this charge internally. She’s constantly chatting with people on the patio, on trails, and around Boulder/ Denver. She’s been a big part of the label changes, our social growth, and those killer Instagram photos. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SANITAS TO PARTNER TOGETHER WITH MONTH OF MODERN THIS YEAR…. I think this is a super cool opportunity! I think MOM does a fun and unique job of celebrating amazing art, architecture and our fun/unique/ weird town that we call Boulder! GREATEST LESSONS YOU’VE LEARNED IN THE BEER INDUSTRY. Our team is so important and valuable to our success; without them we have nothing. Beyond our staff, we need customers to enjoy and celebrate our beer. Daily, we are dependent on people. Understanding their motivations and how to help them pursue their own passions is a constant learning opportunity. Cash flow is a monster challenge. I might go to my grave still making cash flow mistakes. We’re very fortunate to have team leader Zach Jardinico keeping me in check and our books clean. Finally, work/life balance. I have failed to find this many a time and are constantly shown just how valuable it is. Although I do not live a life with great balance, I highly recommend others prioritize it.
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