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JUNE 2017 PUBLISHER

Andy Manz | Amanz@LifestylePubs.com MANAGING EDITOR

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As a daily scroller of the headlines on jambands.com, it seemed like anytime there was an epic collaboration, or rare supergroup playing a handful of intimate gigs, Boulder was a likely tour stop. After living in Boulder for almost five years, it has become easy to get spoiled with all the options. While living in Kansas City, going to see great bluegrass or jam bands usually meant a one-hour commute there and back to Lawrence, Kansas.

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While I enjoy nothing more than being home with my wife and four kids, sometimes you just have to get out and go to a show! Earlier this year, it was announced that founding Grateful Dead members, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann joined by John Mayer, Oteil Burbridge, and Jeff Chimenti (Dead and Company) would be returning to Folsom Field for two nights this summer. As a huge dead-head, you can imagine how pumped I was when I saw that the shows fell over the weekend of my 40th birthday.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and we hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Certainly, a pleasure to have so many incredible local guys involved.

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The Historic Highland Building and City Club played host to Boulder Lifestyle Magazine's 5th annual "Derby Days" event on May 6th.

Over 400 guests turned out in their best derby attire to help raise $15,000 for local non-profit, There With Care. Many thanks to all the sponsors and volunteers for helping make the event a resounding success. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ASHLEIGH MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY.

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Boulder Lifestyle Magazine and Downtown Boulder Inc joined forces to throw the first annual Taste of Pearl Kickoff Party at the SmithKlein Gallery. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL RAINERO.

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Art + Soul Grand Opening

Art + Soul celebrated the unveiling of their newly renovated space with a champagne reception and diamond themed treats from Shamane's. The evening also featured the launch of their newest venture, Soulmate, a curated collection of designer special occasion rings.

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Land Rover Flatirons recently hosted the launch event for the all new Discovery model. Also featured at the event was a jewelry collection by John Atencio and catering by Blackbelly. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JONATHAN PHILLIPS.

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AROUND TOWN

DENVER’S NEWEST AUDI DEALER ON THE DENVER-BOULDER TURNPIKE With a history of four decades in the city, the Audi Boulder dealership is expanding into Broomfield.

Construction is just months away from being complete on the 4.5acre site near the intersection of Northwest Parkway and Via Varra, just north of Hwy 36 and the Flatiron Crossing Mall.

“Spring is my favorite season of the year because of the versatility of ingredients we get to use such as English peas, fava beans, carrots, asparagus,” says Parrett. "We work with some amazing local purveyors like Villano Brothers, Star Farms, Palizzi Farm, Rocky Mountain Fresh, and Mountain Man Micro. The new menu is meant to showcase the incredible bounty of Boulder, Colorado, pairing it with the freshest seasonal catches from the coasts.”

A native of Nokomis, Florida, Parrett grew up fishing in the Gulf and learned to cook by helping his mom prepare their daily catch.

“As a kid, we’d go fishing four or five times a week, and every night my mom would cook a big homemade meal for us. She was my inspiration to become a chef—bringing us all together, making something delicious, and staying so calm the whole time. I wanted to be in my element, the same way she was in the kitchen.”

While the cuisine in South Florida incorporates various Caribbean elements and tropical ingredients, Parrett prefers to use the best of what-

Audi Boulder vice president and general manager Ryan Watson

ever grows locally to showcase the flavors of fresh seafood. And as new

characterized the new dealership as an expansion and “additional”

ingredients like corn, tomatoes, and strawberries become available later

site. He said that all new Audi sales will be handled in Broomfield. But

in the season, Parrett will adjust each dish to incorporate them.

He also made clear that Vancouver, Wash.-based Kuni Automotive,

“Our menu is an ongoing reflection of the local harvest. That’s part

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2017. The new dealership is dubbed Audi Flatirons and will be known as such moving forward.

The dealership has been in Boulder since 1973 when Adolf Stammler opened it as “Stammler Audi.” Kuni Automotive bought the dealership in 2013 when Stammler retired. It was renamed Audi Boulder at that time, and Watson, who grew up in Boulder and was the original GeneralManager, now General Manager, was promoted to run the operation. He will oversee both the new Audi Flatirons site in addition to the existing Boulder site.

Kuni, now an enterprise of Holman Automotive, has four other dealerships in Colorado, including a Lexus dealerships in Greenwood Village, a Honda dealership in Centennial and a Land Rover dealership in Littleton.

The new dealership is being built just south of the Hyatt House hotel that sits at the southwest corner of Via Varra and West Midway Boulevard. The main public entrance for Audi Flatirons will be off of West Midway Watson said Audi Boulder employs 60 people. Some of those people will be moved to the Broomfield site, which is expected to employ 70 to 100 people, depending on how quickly the dealership grows, with some backfill hiring to occur in Boulder. AudiBoulder.com

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THE THIRD-ANNUAL ZEE JAIPUR LITERATURE FESTIVAL IN BOULDER, COLORADO TAKES PLACE SEPTEMBER 15-17, 2017 The third installation of the Zee Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) in Boulder will bring more than 70 authors from around the world to discuss today’s hot topics while engaging the community in essential dialogue and debate. In these critical times, the penetrating, intercultural

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and heart, as writers from across the Americas, Asia, Africa and Europe engaged in provocative conversations. Topics of discovery spanned life and society, economics and the arts, equity, freedom

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and the care of our planet.

“During the Festival, writers inspire and stimulate each other while the audience gets to listen in to their conversations about relevant topics,” says Jessie Friedman executive director for Zee JLF at Boulder. “These are genuine discussions rather than a performance.

We are effectively allowing the audience in the U.S. to experience what’s on the minds of people throughout the world, bringing new perspectives and insights.”

Specific themes at Zee JLF at Boulder 2017 will include migration, U.S. gun culture, nature and the environment, Native American rights, yoga/meditation, outdoors-adventure, feminism, constitutions, LGBT, Latino, African American and Native American voices.

In its 10th year, the Zee Jaipur Literature Festival in India is the world’s largest free literature festival, drawing some 500,000 people to Diggi Palace in the Rajasthani capital this past January. The festival serves as a beacon of free speech around the world, giving rise to more than 200 other literature festivals, both in India and other countries.

Dubbed “the greatest literary show on Earth,” JLF successfully expanded to London in 2014, and selected Boulder as its only U.S. location in 2015. Voted the U.S.’s brainiest (more Ph.D.’s per capita than any other US city) happiest and foodiest city, the Festival was wildly successful in its first two years in Boulder. Festival organizers expect more than 10,000 people to attend this year from throughout the country and around the world.

“Boulder is the perfect host city to explore new ideas, and debate contentious issues from race and religion to history and philosophy,” said Sanjoy Roy, Festival Producer. “We were delighted with the success of the past two years and look forward to another exciting Festival in September.”

Zee JLF at Boulder takes place at the at the Main Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave. A week of pre-events will be held at the Main Boulder Public Library and other locations. There is no admission fee, but attendees must register. For more information, confirmed speakers, and registration, visit JaipurLiteratureFestival.org.

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Keystone’s signature daily Kidtopia programming provides families with a variety of activities and adventures that are free throughout

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%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

441 Arapahoe Avenue

$3,495,000

$3,495,000

100%

12

8001 Fairview Road

$3,595,000

$3,450,000

96%

95

755 Jonquil Place

$2,795,000

$2,660,000

95%

262

2930 18th Street

$2,085,000

$2,400,000

115%

3

715 Forest Avenue

$2,375,000

$2,325,000

98%

23

3193 8th Street

$2,300,000

$2,290,000

100%

2

402 Pleasant Street

$2,200,000

$2,110,000

96%

90

9018 Jason Court

$1,995,000

$1,950,000

98%

240

470 Juniper Avenue

$1,925,000

$1,900,000

99%

14

602 Maxwell Avenue

$1,825,000

$1,825,000

100%

2

3852 26th Street

$2,000,000

$1,800,000

90%

14

470 Japonica Way

$1,795,000

$1,790,000

100%

8

2880 Juilliard Street

$1,787,500

$1,707,170

96%

8

4876 Valkyrie Drive

$1,700,000

$1,650,000

97%

18

4647 7th Street

$1,650,000

$1,650,000

100%

4

712 Locust Avenue

$1,375,000

$1,375,000

100%

5

494 Arapahoe Avenue

$1,395,000

$1,375,000

99%

5

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TACKINESS ARTICLE MARLEY JERANKO | PHOTOGRAPHY POPPIES + PAISLEY PHOTOGRAPHY

GETS THE

BOOT THEY SAY IF YOU WANT SOMETHING DONE RIGHT, DO IT YOURSELF. WELL, THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT VINCE ROMANO DID.

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hen Vince Romano, owner of Truman Boot Co., started crafting his own boots, he never

Six months later, through trial and error, he had worked on nearly 50 pairs of boots.

intended for it to turn it into a business–it was simply

After two years of this quest, people started asking

a solution to a problem he was experiencing himself.

where they could get a pair. It wasn’t until then that Romano

“I travel a lot–I lived in New Zealand, Switzerland,

started considering actually selling a couple of them.

Italy and all over the United States–and I was doing

It was a slow first month for the company, accord-

organic agriculture on large-scale sheep and bee farms

ing to Romano, but as of that second month, he had

and a little bit of cheese-making,” Romano explains.

to start hiring just to keep up.

He needed to have a pair of boots that he could

“I haven’t had a second to sit down since,” he laughs.

work in, but wanted something that would easily

Reflecting on the past three years of the compa-

transition into the towns and cities he was visiting

ny’s life, Romano says, “There hasn’t been one day

without having that clunky, construction-worker look.

where I’m bored of this--it’s constantly changing. I’m

“You could find a really cheap pair that falls apart but

someone who definitely requires a fast pace, and the

looks nice, or you could find better-built stuff that was

industry has certainly been that."

big and heavy,” Romano says. “To find something that

“It’s very easy for a brand to say, ‘We’re from

was masculine and functional, yet refined enough to

Boulder,’ when really they’re manufactured in China,

wear every day, there just wasn’t anything out there.”

but we’re doing every aspect of production here, and

Frustrated in his search to find a versatile boot that could meet these needs, Romano started ripping apart a pair of vintage boots he had.

I think that’s super special about what we do.”

Truman Boot (named appropriately after his pup, Truman) is currently getting ready to start working

“I’d never been in a boot factory, I wasn’t able to

on a new line of sneakers in the upcoming months.

do any apprenticeships or training, so it was a huge

Romano estimates that the company produces

learning curve starting from scratch,” he says.

nearly 5,000 pairs of boots each year.

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UNLACING THE PROCESS WITH FOUNDER VINCE ROMANO:

Firstly, our boots are manufactured entirely in Boulder, Colorado.

The style of construction we use is called stitchdown; it’s very popular in Italy.

The first step is cutting the leather, it’s then marked for sewing lines, and sewing begins.

Every aspect of the boot is customized so eyelets, thread color, sole, vamp style, etc. are all things that have to be paid close attention to.

From there it is lasted, almost entirely hand lasted.

Then bottoming, where the shanks for support, midsole, outsole and heels are TRUMAN BOOT CO.

TrumanBoot.com

And then it goes to finishing. Where

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the edges are sanded and finished, inserts

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stitched and nailed.

added and laces, and then shipped.

Open House

BOULDER BUILDS AN INSIDE LOOK AT A BOULDER SPEC HOME AND ADVICE FROM FANAS ARCHITECTURE.

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ARTICLE MARLEY JERANKO | PHOTOGRAPHY ZACHARY CORNWELL PHOTOGRAPHY

f you’ve recently strolled down the streets of any given Boulder neighborhood, you’ve likely taken notice of all the rebuilt and redesigned homes on the rise. Perhaps you’ve even considered how you could get in on this trend.

Sure, flipping homes seems like all fun and games if you’re a HGTV show with a bottomless budget, but when it comes to

Boulder, there’s truth when it comes to its reputation. That’s where Elizabeth Smith offers some constructive criticism. Literally.

As one of the architects of Fanas Architecture that worked on the Meadow Lawn Park residence, Smith explains that, “Anytime you do a spec home, you’re not talking to the owner in terms of what they want, you’re trying to figure out what the market wants so that they can get the best profit margin when they sell it.

“For this project, we were looking to hit on what we were observing was in high demand in the current market— open-concept main living area, an indoor/outdoor space with a large upper floor deck, large covered backyard patio, firepit and barbeque, and an upscale, contemporary feel with enough space for people to have their own areas, without feeling separated from those they’re living with.”

Other features for the 5-bedroom home include a study, one-car garage, exposed interior ceiling beams, modern kitchen, walk-in pantry, full window wall opening to a great room area, updated basement with access to the backyard, a bedroom, family room and laundry room.

She adds, “The existing house held little appeal, but the property boasted a large site in a desirable and up and coming neighborhood. [The buyer] understood that with the right vision and the right team, the property would be a solid investment and hired Fanas Architecture to help him realize the home’s ultimate potential.”

Of course, clarifying that vision was only the first feat. Between the energy codes and solar compatibility, to name a few, Boulder is brimming with rules and regulations.

To meet Boulder standards, the Meadow Lawn Park residence incorporates solar compatibility and windows for egress to meet current code, and adheres to height, bulk plane and site coverage limitations.

Smith advises potential buyers to be mindful before jumping the gun.

“Regardless of who you are, even if you’re just trying to buy a home in Boulder and re-do it yourself, before you do anything, before you spend money on property, go into the city, sit down with a planner and find out what all the rules are for that property,” she says. “If you don’t know what the rules are and get all excited about a home you think you can build on this lot, you may end up disappointed and out of luck financially if you’ve gone ahead and bought it and you’re not able to do what you wanted to do.”

The best way to do that is give them the address, and they can pull up everything on that lot and tell you exactly what the rules will be.

Smith adds, “They’ll be happy to give that information out because they’re the ones who will be reviewing the property later to make sure it adheres to these rules.”

It’s a win-win.

Here are several questions Smith recommends checking off your list: What would I be allowed to do or not do? Is it in the floodplain? What would my height limit be? What would my step-max be? Are there any easements that run through the property that will prevent me from building on certain parts of the lot?

Ultimately, the market is still strong in Boulder, so if buyers are careful where they select and aware of what they’re getting into, spec houses are sure to have a strong presence going forward.

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Ace of Space THE STUDIO (BOULDER) IS BUILDING A CREATIVE COMMUNITY INSIDE AN INSPIRED WORKSPACE.

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o-founder Bill Goodrich describes his collection of shared workspaces as

“an office for people who don’t work in an office. It’s a workshop for people who don’t have a workshop. And, it’s an art studio for artists who generate creativity from interaction, not just solo reflection.”

A truly unique space, The Studio (Boulder) was designed with an industrial chic mindset by artist and fellow Co-founder Jen Lewin.

ARTICLE JULIA DE LA ROCHE PHOTOGRAPHY REBECCA SCHWAGER

Lewin and Goodrich connected on a previous project years before hatching the idea for The Studio (Boulder), and together they discovered a need for a collaborative workspace. They wanted a place that would simultaneously allow for focused work as well as the opportunity to be a part of the greater community.

“One great aspect of The Studio is that it doesn’t cater to one group of individuals,” says Goodrich. “Who wants to be around a bunch of people doing the exact same thing they’re doing? People come here to work, but they come here for much more.”

One member of The Studio, Lisa McAlister, owns a boutique PR and Marketing agency that needed a home. “I meet with clients on a regular basis and needed a professional space to do that in that also fits my style versus a stuffy, rented conference room,” says McAlister. “I keep fairly regular office hours and always start my day with a cup of coffee from our awesome coffee maker. I catch up with co-workers that are around in our communal kitchen and then get to work. I am sometimes in and out to meet with clients or they come here for coffee and meetings.

I have a private office so when we are really

“An office for people who don’t work in an office. It’s a workshop for people who don’t have a workshop.

And, it’s an art studio for artists who generate creativity from interaction, not just solo reflection.”

busy we can close the door and we’re heads

-CO-FOUNDER BILL GOODRICH

what most cubicle dwellers could only dream of.

down. Having the door open invites collaboration and conversation, which is always welcome. At the end of the day, I sometimes have a beer with coworkers and just wind down.”

“It’s tough for people who work for themselves or in micro-businesses to network, make friends, feel involved, and I think that’s what The Studio is for most everyone here,” says Goodrich.

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Airstream Media Lounge; a trailer brought indoors for an informal meeting space with couches, a web-connected TV and the ability to catch a quick nap after a presentation or video call. Continuing to rejuvenate the chic warehouse aesthetic, The Studio has recently revamped a 3,000 square foot space to include an additional private work space, 10 more mezzanine located Mezz Desks, and a large area with Maker Stations geared toward

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painters, illustrators and other creative-types. The space also features two

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large center work tables for spreading out projects or holding workshops.

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With all this to offer, there’s just one aspect that Goodrich says is the most unique offering of The Studio: “Parking. We have parking.”

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Renovate & Refine

Bikes + Brews

FULL CYCLE IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL BIKER BAR. ONE OF BOULDER’S FAVORITE BIKE SHOPS ADDS A BAR AND CAFÉ.

ARTICLE JESSI HACKETT | PHOTOGRAPHY HOLLY RAE ESTROW

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alking into the Full Cycle in Boulder on the corner of Pearl and 18th St., it’s suddenly unclear if you’re walking into the neighbor-

hood bike shop or the neighborhood bar. One side of the space is lined with bikes, gear and mechanics wrenching on equipment at a service station. Along the other side and near the front, is a brand-new bar top that sits over 15 people, with 16 taps, and a handful of large, high top tables. This was Russel Chandler’s vision since buying Full Cycle in 2016.

“Our goal is to establish the Full Cycle bar and café as the community hub for group rides, bicycling events, fundraising, coaching, clinics and maintenance classes,” says Chandler.

This spring, the renovation added a bar and café to the bike and service shop. Chandler hopes the newly remodeled digs can be a general hangout for folks wanting to pop in for a beer or glass of wine after a ride or grab a quick coffee and panini mid-day.

“It’s also somewhat of an attempt to combat online shopping,” says Chandler. “We want to make it easy and welcoming for everyone to just come on in.”

Full Cycle started in 1982 with humble beginnings in a garage under a different owner. Today, there is the Pearl Street location and the location on the hill, both owned by Chandler and his business partner, Ed Kuh.

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IN HOME, HOUSE-CALL PHYSICIANS Restoring the confidence, convenience and integrity of the physician-patient relationship.

Chandler doesn’t define himself as a “traditional bike guy.” With a degree in Computer Science and an M.A. in Geology, he worked as a GIS software developer and became more active in the cycling community in the early 2000s. Over time, his involvement in the Boulder bike scene has evolved. He helped start the publication “Bike Life Boulder County,” and along with some friends, he started the “Wednesday Morning Velo,” a group riding network that meets weekly, May through September. After the flooding in 2013, he and other cyclists put on fundraisers for moun-

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“The success of those fundraisers lead us to form the non-profit called ‘Cyclists for Community,' which is a grassroots organization that stretches across all bike shops in Boulder, not just Full Cycle,”

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explains Chandler. While ‘Cyclists for Community’ is not affiliated with Full Cycle, Chandler says it was that background and involvement that got him into the bike industry.

“The Boulder bike community is one of the best in the world,” he says. “We want to make it easy for the whole community, not just certain kinds of cyclists or racers, to make biking an integral part of their lifestyle. So, instead of going

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someplace else for coffee or a beer after a ride, getting their bike serviced or buying gear, people can have the whole experience here.”

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Russ Chandler, the owner.

THREE REASONS TO DRINK BEER AS A CYCLIST (like you need any)

01 They used to drink during the Tour de France From 1900 – 1960, riders participating in the Tour de France commonly drank alcohol during the race itself.

Don't believe us? During the 17th stage of the 1935 Tour, nearly the entire peloton took a break to booze with locals. Julien Moineau, the rider who didn’t stop for the beer wound up winning the stage by several minutes.

02 Drink it for the health benefits of alcohol Moderate alcohol consumption is linked to a large variety of health benefits. Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, maintenance of brain health, reduction of symptoms of type 2 diabetes, higher bone density, kidney stones prevention and increased life expectan-

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cy just to name a few. Moderation is key. So go ahead and enjoy that cold beer after a great summer ride.

Workshop in the back.

03 Beer is the ultimate post-ride reward If you need a little encouragement to ride faster, longer and better, beer will do the trick. Nothing will taste better when you’re tired, sweaty and hot. Plus, recent research shows that up to 660 ml of beer does not dehydrate you, so there’s no need to worry even if you’re training for a race.

Cheers!

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oulder is a hotbed of creative, entrepreneurial ventures and a playground for the passionate individuals who

ignite them. Whether it’s the craving for learning that emanates from the University of Colorado Boulder campus, local encouragement of pursuing unique ideas, or the exceedingly supportive local community, Boulder attracts driven, talented entrepreneurs whose busy days and “on the go” lifestyles don’t come at the expense of enjoying the Boulder way of life.

For example, entrepreneur and investor Alex Bogusky now gives back to the entrepreneurial community that helped foster his success, aiming to keep this culture of innovation thriving.

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JEFF STONE OWNER/EVP THE ARTISAN SHOP

Transitioning from a career in software consulting to immersing himself in the homebuilding industry in 2000 was a decision that would lead Jeff to his current company, The Artisan Shop. A proud local Colorado company focusing on incomparably unique, high quality custom cabinetry, The Artisan Shop is comprised of kitchen designers, engineers and artisan woodworkers all collaborating to design and create sustainably made cabinets for homes throughout the state.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Jeff’s caffeine fix of choice is a good ol’ traditional cup of coffee ( just one though!).

• Unwinding after being on the go for Jeff is best done by playing lacrosse with his two sons, Jeffrey and Patrick.

• Jeff’s earbuds are typically humming with a variety of podcasts, except for Friday afternoons, which are reserved for 80s hairbands.

ALEX BOGUSKY GENERAL PARTNER BATSHIT CRAZY VENTURES

Highly lauded Boulder local Alex Bogusky is an entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with. During his leadership of advertising agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky, he led the firm into huge international growth and acclaim. With an eye towards social responsibility, Alex’s career has been vast and impactful, giving back to the Boulder community, including by spearheading the creation of the bike sharing program BCycle, and most recently launching a new venture fund aiming to empower up-and-coming entrepreneurs. For Alex, while hectic schedules were often the norm in his early career, taking time to challenge his assumptions about the definition of success have impacted his career, and life, in enormously positive ways.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Getting ready for a morning workout? Alex indulges in a mocha from Spruce Confections.

• In need of a pick-me-up after said workout before heading into the office? Alex reaches for a mocha.

• Charging hard during a busy day and in need of some fuel? Alex grabs, you guessed it, a mocha!

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JOHN ATENCIO PRESIDENT JOHN ATENCIO DESIGNER JEWELRY

Known today for their impeccably crafted gold, platinum and sterling silver jewelry designs, John Atencio Jewelry got its start in the early 70s out of the back of John’s own personal Volkswagen bus. From hand-sketching each design to managing seven boutique locations and connecting with the community, John aspires for his company to be known and lauded for their artistry, heart, hard work and talented team.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Frequent international trips mean a good pair of “signature sneakers” is a travel essential for John, who might just sneak in some sightseeing at the end of the day.

• John can’t get enough of good music, particularly “chill” and rock n roll classics, and plays it from dawn to dusk in his few off hours.

• Late night cooking experiments help John unwind.

MICHAEL MEMSIC CEO SANITAS BREWING COMPANY

From homebrewing during college to the canning line at Oskar Blues to nine years at Boulder Beer Company to starting his own craft brewery, it’s safe to say that Michael Memsic is a mainstay of the Colorado craft beer scene. While setting out to start up Sanitas Brewing Company, Michael fell in love with the process of planning for, initiating, and maintaining a business, and his beloved local brewery mirrors his commitment to hard work and giving back to the local community that has embraced it.

DID YOU KNOW?

• A self-proclaimed coffee addict, Michael frequents local coffee shops like Amante, Boxcar Coffee Roasters and Ozo Coffee Co. • Even when Michael takes a break by going on a walk, business books are still streaming through his earbuds.

• A power snack of almonds are a staple on Michael’s desk.

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SIMEON MARGOLIS & ANDREW GOLDMAN, MD CEO & CO-FOUNDERS GOOD DAY CHOCOLATE

Lifelong friends Simeon and Andy met at summer camp over 25 years ago and, while their career paths initially diverged, they came together again to create Good Day Chocolate with the mission of spreading smiles through delicious chocolate products enhanced with health benefits.

These functional treats, a combination of Andy’s culinary experimentation and Simeon’s business savvy, have become hugely successful in Whole Foods and other retailers nationally.

DID YOU KNOW?

• A good morning for Simeon and Andy starts with Good Day Chocolate Energy bites.

• Throughout a busy day, you’ll hear the sounds of Galactic coming through their airwaves.

• For trips that call for a redeye flight, Good Day Chocolate Sleep bites do the trick.

TRAVIS ALBRIGHT CEO/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FUTURE ARTS FOUNDATION

Tying together his love for music, business and education, Travis founded the Future Arts Foundation to give Colorado youth greater access to music and arts programs. From supplying local public schools with musical instruments and art supplies to hosting a music festival, Travis looks to continue to grow traditions of creativity and musicality throughout the state. Keep your eyes peeled as the Pearl Street Music & Arts Festival becomes the FAF Fest in 2018 as it grows beyond Pearl Street.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Flip flops and a notebook are always with Travis when he’s on the go.

• This former president of his kindergarten class listens to Ben Folds, the Avett Brothers and The Beatles to get him through the busiest of days.

• Unwinding for Travis includes cooking a big dinner and enjoying a glass of wine.

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ORION CREAMER CO-FOUNDER BIG CHILL

Immersed in a world of art, creativity, and design from childhood, Orion is a perpetual student of art striving to make “ordinary” products more beautiful, stylish and fun, with the Big Chill. With multiple collections sure to give

JON BANIS OWNER/PRESIDENT JAPANGO

any kitchen a pop of vintage flair while incorporating

Jon has been immersed in the restaurant industry in nearly all

the advantages of modern technology, Orion’s company

its facets since he was a teen, including climbing the manage-

exercises bold, playful design with retro class. If retro is

ment ladder at Japango under previous ownership. After a quick

not your forte, they also have a modern and classic line

detour into financial planning, Jon returned to Japango and has

with the option for pop of color, or not.

helped the business grow and become the fully realized sushi and seafood destination it is today, featuring an expanded menu

DID YOU KNOW?

and the largest selection of Japanese whiskey in town.

• A Double Americano is the beverage Orion chooses to kick start his day.

DID YOU KNOW?

• While he may not always travel with his massive shoe

• Hats on hats on hats! These are a travel essential for Jon.

collection, what you will always find on Orion when he’s

• The music of the Pixies gets Jon through hectic days.

on the go is a sketch pad.

• Jon’s favorite way to unwind is with a good bourbon in hand.

• This lifelong soccer player practices meditation regularly to relax after a busy day.

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ALLEN LIM FOUNDER

KEVIN MCGARVEY

SKRATCH LABS

CEO

After taking his childhood passion of bike riding and translat-

HIPPO HEALTH

ing it into an immense education in the science of physiology

Raised by a family of physicians means that from a young

and exercise, Allen was coaching professional cyclists on the

age Kevin saw firsthand how limiting traditional clinical medical

Pro Cycling Tour when he began concocting solutions for ath-

treatment can be. It’s this lack of direct, personalized care that he

letes complaining that their run-of-the-mill sports drinks were

and his co-founders set out to remedy in starting Hippo Health.

making them sick. What started as an experimentation became

By going back to the basics, Kevin and the Hippo team leverage

Skratch Labs, a company that Allen bootstrapped and turned

technology with their service that provides patients with unlimited,

into the handmade alternative sports drink provider it is today.

on-demand access to local expert medical care. Think of Hippo as having a doctor friend you can text whenever the need arises.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Allen gets his caffeine fix drinking green tea with lemon

DID YOU KNOW?

and honey.

• The Gather Café at Boulder Galvanize fuels Kevin with cof-

• Power snacks for Allen include bananas, carrots and cu-

fee and power snacks throughout the day.

cumbers (all easy to hold in one hand!).

• Whenever possible, you’ll find an outfit for climbing, skiing,

• What’s coming through Allen’s earbuds? The greatest hits of Enya and Cher, of course.

biking, or running in Kevin’s travel luggage.

• Spending time in the outdoors with family is Kevin’s ideal way to unwind.

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WILLIAM GUERCIO DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT CARIBOU RANCH

Elton John, Chicago, Phil Collins, Billy Joel, Michael Jackson, U2. These are all artists that visited the famous Caribou Ranch recording studio in Nederland in Boulder County over the years, a family business whose legacy Will is carrying on today.

Working to preserve and tell the story of Caribou Ranch and its impact on music history, Will continues to find innovative ways to keep the lore alive by working with museums across the Front Range on Caribou Ranch exhibits and installations.

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• A double shot of espresso and Epic Bison Bar get Will through the busiest of days.

• Relaxation for Will comes as he’s watching the sunrise from his paddleboard on Brainard Lake.

• Will is partial to listening to music from artists who recorded at Caribou Ranch, relishing in the unique sound of his family studio.

VIKAS REDDY CO-FOUNDER OCCIPITAL

Experimenting with computers became second nature to Vikas as a youth, as his father was a software engineer and he was consistently surrounded by new technology. His start-up, Occipital, is now working on teaching computers to see. Vikas believes that, by enabling computers to understand their surroundings through computer vision, they’ll unlock an entirely new kind of software that can actually be helpful in the real world.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Lattes give Vikas the caffeine he needs in the morning.

• For a sugar boost when traveling, Vikas reaches for a Snickers bar or Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. • Taking a long, hot shower at the end of the day doubles as a way for Vikas to relax and have quiet time to think up new ideas.

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aro Smith is a man of many, many interests. He works as an artist and photogra-

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pher and is also the co-founder of Boulder Cycle Sport and 90 Monkeys, an online

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WILDAID - WildAid’s mission is to end illegal

University of Colorado Boulder graduate with a Ph.D. in Integrative Physiology, Smith

wildlife trade by approaching the problem from

has an extensive background in the health and wellness industry, and promoting health

the end of the consumer instead of the poacher.

and wellbeing are two of his greatest passions. While at first some of these interests

Their primary focus is on the trade of shark fins,

may seem unrelated, Smith explains that almost everything he does stems from three

elephant ivory and rhino horn. Most of WildAid’s

main life goals he has for himself.

outreach efforts center around Asia, where de-

To “help solve the healthcare crisis through movement and contemplative practices,

mand for these products is the highest.

harness the arts to help catalyze change for our environment, and to do what I enjoy while living life to the fullest.”

NATIONAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL

Smith believes that the idea of the “Renaissance Man” is one of the keys to unlocking

(NRDC) - The NRDC is composed of a team

human potential as having a plethora of interests can lead to the discovery of new

of attorneys, scientists and 500,000+ members

connections and also to more creative thinking.

with the mission of safeguarding people, plants,

Smith began scuba diving when he was 12 years old and, shortly after, he received

animals and the natural systems that all living

his first underwater camera, a Nikonos film camera for his 14th birthday. This series of

things need to survive. The organization uses

events was a catalyst for the work Smith does today, which focuses on marine life and

ground-breaking science to draft laws and poli-

the juxtaposition of sea creatures with humans in a way that reminds the viewer that we

cies that will protect our planet’s future.

all are sharing the same planet, the same space. Smith delved deeply into this work after helping with the world’s first fashion shoot that posed action models in the same frame

CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL - Conservation

as whale sharks. After the photos’ publication, the images’ reception and the awareness

International approaches environmental protec-

they brought to the issue of shark finning had a profound impact on Smith, as well as

tion from the standpoint that, as humans, we rely

the direction of his photography.

on nature for our livelihoods, and without a healthy

“Many people don’t realize that 90% of the world’s shark populations have been dec-

natural world we will not be able to survive.

imated because of the demand for shark fin soup,” says Smith.

MISOOL FOUNDATION - The Misool Foundation

“HAVING A SURREAL IMAGE OF A HUMAN SUBJECT SHARING THE SAME SPACE

is the non-profit arm of the privately owned is-

AS THESE BIG, AMORPHOUS CREATURES HELPED TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE.

land resort, Misool, in Raja Ampat, Indonesia.

THEY ARE NOT ALIENS, BUT RATHER BEAUTIFUL COHABITANTS OF OUR PLANET

The Misool Islands are home to some of the

WHO DESERVE TO BE PROTECTED.”

richest reefs in the world regarding biodiversity, and the organization works to protect these

Soon after the fashion photo shoot, Smith’s partner, Amy Ippoliti, wanted to find a way to get involved with Smith’s new artistic direction. Ippoliti, along with being a renowned

reefs from fishers and poachers by patrolling Misool’s nearly 300,000 acres on a daily basis.

yoga teacher, has also been a lifelong animal right and earth activist. Smith’s desire to promote awareness around the protection of marine life was a passion the two of them shared.

OCEANIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY (OPS) -

Together, they brainstormed about what might be a useful direction to take, and they con-

The Oceanic Preservation Society is a group of

cluded that they should find a way to engage the yoga community, which Smith describes

artists and activists with the aim of exposing, ex-

as “always down for a good cause.” They embarked on a mission of making images of

plaining and promoting advocacy around some

marine life juxtaposed with Ippoliti holding various yoga poses. To create these other-worldly

of the most complex global environmental issues

images, Ippoliti trained for months freediving and learning to hold yoga poses underwater.

through film, photography and social media.

The process of making these images is incredibly time-consuming as it depends on the physical location of the marine animals, with one image often taking days on the water to create. The couple’s incredible effort has been worth it, however, as it has generated the type of conversation Smith was initially hoping for, prompting comments from a diverse body of people, widening one another’s horizons and educating each other.

Smith’s love for his work is apparent, both in the time he commits to making images and the excitement he has for what he does.

“I feel so lucky to be able to tie so many things I care about together, and to go on so many wild adventures!"

Smith travels extensively for his artistic work, something that inspires endless exploration, creativity and joy.

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or us, lighting the grill is a year-round occurrence. But, we know nothing defines summer more than the sight, sound,

smell and taste of a perfectly grilled steak. It is the essential dish of the season for its simplicity. All cooks should be comfortable preparing a grilled steak from start to finish: from purchasing premium quality meat to finishing off with the perfect season-

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While most home cooks are comfortable shopping for steaks that have been popularized over many years, like New York Strip and Filet Mignon, we at Blackbelly recommend an “under-theradar” butcher cut: dry-aged Bavette. This “bistro cut” is more commonly consumed in France and it is a “thin” steak, that falls within the category of flap meat. The steak comes from the belly of the cow as an extension of the T-bone and Porterhouse.

The Bavette is composed of the visceral muscles that assist the vitals. They help the vitals work but are not the tough weight bearing muscles. So, the consistency that forms within the meat provides a perfect intermuscular marbling, instead of a fat cap, making it super tender and juicy throughout.

FROM THE BUTCHER:

• Ask your butcher what flap meat they have on hand, and what would be best for the grill. Hot, dry heat is recommended. If it’s a rainy summer night, and you don’t want to bear the elements, it can be cooked in a very hot pan.

• The Bavette is great for large parties since you don’t have to grill individual steaks to order. Instead, you can cook carne asada, or serve slices of meat buffet style.

• The Bavette can also be called “Sirloin Flap.” The other three visceral muscles, aka flap steaks, are: skirt, flank and hanger, and can be cooked in a similar fashion.

FROM THE CHEF:

“I love the Bavette because of its great flavor, muscle structure, ease of grilling, minimal sinew, and general consistency.

It’s always an amazing, affordable and flavorful cut.” -Chef Hosea Rosenberg Follow a few easy tips to cook the perfect steak:

• Make sure the grill is clean and scraped, lightly oil it before cooking.

• Remove the steak from the refrigerator 1-2 hours before cooking.

• Season simply and generously with salt & pepper 15 minutes before cooking.

• Cook, so it’s not too far past medium rare, at a VERY high temperature. Turn once, flip, then turn once more. Don’t move it around any further.

• Make sure to let your steak rest for half the time it cooks.

When slicing, remember to cut across the grain to achieve slices that are tender, not chewy.

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CHEF HOSEA’S RECIPE FOR GRILLED BAVETTE WITH CHIMICHURRI AND ROASTED POTATOES:

8oz Bavette per person 1. Salt and pepper the steak generously

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2. Let sit for 15-20 minutes before grilling 3. Grill for about 4 minutes on each side for medium rare super high heat (grill temperatures vary, so check with a thermometer to be certain) 4. Let rest for 5 minutes 5. Slice steak against the grain for optimum tenderness Potatoes (per person): 5-6 fingerling potatoes 1 garlic clove, sliced very thin 1 Sprig fresh rosemary 1 Tbsp olive oil 1 Tbsp butter 1. Boil potatoes in salted water until al dente.

2. Cool in ice water and keep cold until ready to use.

3. Cut potatoes in half.

4. Heat butter and olive oil in cast iron or heavy duty steel pan.

5. Place potatoes, cut side down, in pan. Cook over medium-high heat until potatoes are golden brown.

6. Add garlic, rosemary, and season with salt and pepper. Toss around pan until garlic just starts to brown.

7. Reserve.

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apidgrass is a homegrown, Colorado Front

combined, it’s no surprise that a passion for

Range bluegrass band that crafts songs

nature is the impetus behind so much of

and lyrics in celebration of mountains and

Rapidgrass’s music. The group typically plays

whitewater rapids. The seeds for Rapidgrass

venues situated at the base of ski resorts or

were sown when Colorado native, Mark Morris

nestled among small mountain towns - loca-

(guitar and vocals) and Coleman Smith (violin,

tions that make balancing professional music

mandolin and vocals) were hired straight out

careers with outdoor passions totally feasible.

of music school to play for the same band in

In addition to a full schedule of live shows,

New York. After some time, both realized they

Rapidgrass will be hosting their eighth annual

weren’t excited about the direction the group

Rapidgrass Music Festival this June 23-25 in

was heading and they decided to start a new

Idaho Springs, CO. Morris and his sister Sarah

band on their own. When Mark moved back

founded the festival soon after he left his pre-

to Colorado, he met Alex Johnstone (mandolin,

vious band in New York to provide a musical

fiddle, and vocals) who joined the group, as well

outlet for the Clear Creek County community.

as Carl Minorkey (upright bass, tenor, banjo, and

Morris explains, “When you first start off

vocals), and Rapidgrass became what it is today. as a band, no one wants to hire you because The incredible Colorado outdoors is one

nobody knows you! I grew up really close to

of the greatest inspirations for Rapidgrass’s

Idaho Springs, and a lot of people I grew up

music. All the band members are dedicated

with wanted to hear us play. The only place

to being outside as much as possible, and

big enough in Idaho Springs for a good crowd

that enthusiasm is tangible in the music they

is the baseball fields, so we had two or three

make. Mark Morris fell in love with skiing at

bands play on the fields the first year. The next

age ten when he went on a heli-ski trip with his

year we made it a little bigger. Eventually, we

family to Alaska, and he now skis profession-

were getting nationally recognized bands

ally for Icelantic, Flylow, Discrete and Scarpa.

headlining at the festival.”

Alex Johnstone first started playing music

The Rapidgrass Music Festival has since

professionally while ski-bumming in Crested

been nominated for the Wright Award in

Butte, and he fly fishes as much as possible.

Denver for entrepreneurship, presented by

Carl Minorkey is a Certified Arborist, and he

Governor Hickenlooper. The band plans on

dedicates much of his free time to caring for

releasing its third album, “Happy Trails,” pro-

Colorado’s urban forest. With all these passions

duced by Billy Cardine at this year’s festival.

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HONEY , LIGHT MY FIRE MONTREAL-STYLE BAGELS MAKE THEIR WAY ACROSS THE BORDER.

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oney, light my fire etched on the window is what greets me upon

arrival at newer than new Woodgrain Bagels in Boulder between CU and downtown Pearl Street. One part Jim Morrison (at least in the signage), one part Montreal and all parts delicious, Canada (or at least some Canadian fare) has found a new home in Boulder.

I’m an East Coast gal. Bagels, pizza, and toasted subs top my list of “downhome” chow. Montreal bagels are categorized by three criteria: hand-rolled, boiled in honey water and wood-fire roasted.

These processes give the bagel a somewhat irregular shape, a sweeter flavor and a crispier texture.

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“BY CREATING AN INVITING COMMUNITY-FOCUSED EXPERIENCE WE FILL EMOTIONAL NEEDS BEYOND HUNGER.” -FOUNDER & OWNER DAVID BOWEN

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Hailing from the Toronto fine-dining scene, Founder and Owner David Bowen recognizes that the experience is just as much of a selling point as is the food offering. Hospitality abounds as hand-rolled and handcrafted bagels, spreads and sandwiches are prepared to perfection and tailored to each customer.

“By creating an inviting community-focused experience we fill emotional needs beyond hunger,” Bowen tells me in between guest interactions during a busy afternoon at Woodgrain.

In a somewhat new stage of life (parenting), David remarks that after many years and long hours in food service, he is ready for more time with his family including his three young sons.

“I spent many years working while my friends socialized and started families,” he explains.

As we finish our interview, he mentions to me excitedly how today, in fact, he is hoping to see one of his sons practice soccer before heading home.

Menu items include breakfast fare that ranges from a bagel with whipped cream cheese to a Huevos Rancheros Sandwich to a Boulder favorite, avocado toast (on a bagel). Later-in-the-day items include lunch-type sandwiches packed between two halves of, you guessed it, a bagel. I order the Mile High Rueben, a New York deli-style staple that Bowen admiringly dubs “the six napkin sandwich.” It doesn’t take long for me to figure out that he’s not kidding: this is the Godzilla, the Henry VIII, the Cersei Lannister of sandwiches. If you’re not too intimidated, try it with a side of real, Canadian poutine. “ The guest experience is paramount to any retail/foodservice operation,” Bowen explains as we conclude our interview.

The food offerings coupled with the warm, inviting decor present through every aspect of the Woodgrain experience lead me to believe that we haven’t seen the last of David Bowen’s culinary prowess. Stay tuned …

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ew Planet president/general manager Pedro Gonzalez began

Gluten-reduced beers were later established to stay relevant to

experimenting brewing gluten-free ale in 2008 after he’d learned

everyone wanting to reduce their intake, as the population of gluten

he was gluten intolerant. Not wanting to forgo the occasional beer and unhappy with what was available on the market, Gonzalez decided to try his hand at it. So, with the help of a good friend who knew the ropes

intolerant people grows.

New Planet’s gluten-free beers are now brewed from Colorado millet that is sourced and malted in the state.

of home brewing, he began testing the waters…quite literally. And then

“We are proud to be a local brand that uses local grain. We also use

it was only a matter of time before he found himself at the leading edge

gluten-free oats from Montana and non-GMO blue corn from Illinois. The

of the gluten-free revolution.

corn comes from my wife's family farm. Beyond that, the hops are from the

“The blonde ale was a hit at my wife's 40th birthday party in the spring of 2009, and we got more serious about the business side,” says Gonzalez.

Pacific Northwest (mostly Washington),” says Gonzalez. “And the water—it’s the best. Rocky Mountain Water which most of us take for granted.”

Gonzalez adds, “The gluten-reduced beer is [sourced] pretty much the

A year later, bottles were available for sale in a test market of 20 accounts. After overwhelmingly positive feedback, he pursued a distribution deal for Colorado, and New Planet was born.

same except that the barley comes from various Western states.”

Beverages are on shelves now at stores—find 6-packs bundled in aluminum cans for enhanced portability (i.e. trekking through the woods

The brand’s traditional gluten-free beers are brewed solely from

or after a long bike ride through the mountains).

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“All the beers are tasting great. Probably better than ever before. We

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Healthy Lifestyle

SKY VAN HORN, OWNER & LEAD COACH OF ELEMENT 6 SPORTS MEDICINE ACUPUNCTURE AND FITNESS STUDIO, SHOWS US PHASE THREE OF HIS WORKOUT SERIES.

Wow, this month’s workout gets to the core.

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Our programming is specific and efficient and will only take you 15 minutes to complete. This is the third installment of your 15-minute workout to complete during your week which consists of four sections of specific movements and rep schemes.

This month our focus is your core! This is by far the favorite, and it's not just your typical core work. This workout will be about creating a dynamic core that is integrated into a whole body approach. You may be sore in other places other than your abs. If this happens, good job! You did this work out correctly! **What's most important is to have fun, focus on your breath and your form (never sacrifice this, ever!), take breaks as often as you need to, stay hydrated, and as you get stronger, you can always pick up the pace and take fewer breaks.

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GETTING TO THE CORE HOLLOW HOLD KNEES TO FACE WITH A HOLLOW HOLD 1 Knees to Face 10sec Hollow Hold 5 Knees to Face 10sec Hollow Hold 10 Knees to Face 10sec Hollow Hold 5 Knees to Face 10sec Hollow Hold 1 Knees to Face *Rest 30 Seconds*

CROW JUMP TO PLANK HOLD 1 Crow Jump to Plank 10sec Plank Hold 5 Crow Jump to Plank 10sec Plank Hold 10 Crow Jump to Plank 10sec Plank Hold 5 Crow Jump to Plank 10sec Plank Hold 1 Crow Jump to Plank *Rest 30 Seconds*

STRAIGHT LEG LIFTS WITH A DEAD BUG HOLLOW HOLD 1 Straight Leg Lift 10sec Dead Bug Hollow Hold 5 Straight Leg Lift 10sec Dead Bug Hollow Hold 10 Straight Leg Lift 10sec Dead Bug Hollow Hold 5 Straight Leg Lift 10sec Dead Bug Hollow Hold 1 Straight Leg Lift *Rest 30 Seconds*

ALTERNATING KNEE TO OPPOSITE ELBOW WITH PLANK HOLD 2 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 6 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 10 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 14 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 10 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 6 Knee to Opposite Elbow 10sec Plank Hold 2 Knee to Opposite Elbow *Rest 30 Seconds*

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JUNE 3 - 25 THE ODDEST SEA: GREEK GODS AND GIGGLES CHAUTAUQUA PICNIC SHELTER Odysseus learns the hard way that one shouldn't anger Poseidon.

Ten years after the fall of Troy, our hero is still unable to make it home where, unbeknownst to him, his wife is being courted by 108 suitors! Audience members are encouraged to bring camping chairs and/or blankets and mats to sit on while watching the scenes.

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JUNE 7 BANDS ON THE BRICKS 1300 PEARL ST From oldies to alternative and everything in between, Bands on the Bricks is Boulder County's premiere outdoor summer concert series taking place in the heart of the city on the bricks of the one-and-only Pearl Street Mall. A not-to-be-missed summer tradition with 10 weeks of free concerts. eaturing an outdoor beer/wine/margarita garden starting at 5:30 p.m. every

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JUNE 8 AVERY BREWING COMPANY SATELLITE TAPROOM WEST END TAVERN The June 2017 edition of The West End Tavern’s Satellite Taproom series will feature Avery Brewing Company from Boulder, CO. Guests will get the chance to taste a special lineup from Avery and meet the brewers themselves, live and in person.

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JUNE 10 “A DAY AT THE RACES” ANNUAL TRIPLE CROWN PARTIES

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THE WEST END TAVERN The West End Tavern is inviting all Triple Crown fans to put on their favorite seersucker suits and feathered hats for our annual Belmont Stakes party. We will be watching the races on the big screen, pouring Woodford Reserve Mint Juleps all day long, and handing out prizes for the best dressed ladies and gents.

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JUNE 12 23RD ANNUAL BOULDER SHELTER GOLF CLASSIC THE FOX HILL CLUB, LONGMONT Join us for a wonderful day of golf to benefit the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless. Enjoy a great day on a beautiful course for a great cause, including 18 holes, breakfast by Evol, dinner by Pasta Jay’s, and the opportunity to win great prizes. BoulderShelter.org

JUNE 12 PUNCH BROTHERS WITH GABY MORENO CHAUTAUQUA Described by the New York Times as "American country-classical chamber music,” the Punch Brothers (Chris Thile (mandolin), Gabe Witcher (fiddle/violin), Noam Pikelny (banjo), Chris Eldridge (guitar), and Paul Kowert (bass)) take the Chautauqua stage to showcase their T Bone Burnett-produced album, “The Phosphorescent Blues.” Chautauqua.com

JUNE 14 FLAG DAY AND NATIONAL BOURBON DAY GET DOWN THE WEST END TAVERN The West End Tavern is celebrating America and our National Spirit with a Hillbilly Hoedown on Wednesday, June 14. Since it is both Flag Day and National Bourbon Day, specials will include Pappy Van Winkle 12 yr ($12), West End Single Barrel Flights ($10), and FREE Whiskey Club Membership (more info below).

Reserve Your Unit Today!

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JUNE 14 WING KING CHALLENGE THE WEST END TAVERN Made famous by Adam Richman on Man vs Food, The West End Tavern’s Wing King Challenge takes contestants to the limit. Whoever polishes off their bucket of 50 wings gets a Wing King T, their mugshot on the W.E.T. website, a $25 BRF gift card, and all the wings they can pound in 30 minutes. TheWestEndTavern.com

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character and concept, all backed by sonic ambition and social conscience. Founded by singer/ songwriter/guitarists Mike Cooley and Patterson Hood, their latest release, “American Band,” is a powerful and legitimately provocative work, hard edged and finely honed. Chautauqua.com

JUNE 17 AMERICAN CLASSICS CAR SHOW & AUCTION THE POST BREWING COMPANY The Post Chicken & Beer is teaming up with Stephen Tebo for a car show and BBQ on Saturday, June 17. 40 classic American cars from Tebo’s collection will be on display and up for auction in The Post’s parking lot. There will be live music, ice-cold beer, BBQ off the grill, and fried chicken. PostBrewing.com

JUNE 18 FATHER'S DAY PRIME RIB BREAKFAST THE POST BREWING COMPANY In honor of all the awesome dads out there, The Post is serving a special Prime Rib Breakfast on Father’s Day. Brunch kicks off at 9:00 a.m. with specials like Beermosas, Mexican Mimosas, and Bloody Marias served alongside Fried Chicken Benedict, Pork Shoulder Huevos, and Chile Rellenos. PostBrewing.com

JUNE 22 INGLENOOK WINE DINNER THE GREENBRIAR INN Join us for a multi-course tasting dinner featuring the wines from Inglenook. Hosted by their winemaker, Chris Phelps, we have a wide variety of wines and vintages associated with this property available to us, including Neibaum-Coppola Rubicon, Coppola Cask, and Inglenook Cask. Make your reservations today for this big, bold, and beautiful experience. GreenbriarInn.com

JUNE 23 MOVIE ON THE FARM LONE HAWK FARM Join us under the stars! Blackbelly and La Dolce Events Present "Dinner and a Movie" at beautiful Lone Hawk Farm, featuring: The Princess Bride.

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