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On one side of the driveway was a U-Haul truck, and right next to the truck was a roll-off dumpster. Essentially, all our belongings were either going in the truck, or headed to the dump, as we had made the decision to move our family to Colorado. We had both spent a lot of time in Colorado during our childhood, college, and post-college years. The idea of actually putting down roots here was something we had dreamed about, from the very start of our relationship. At this time, our oldest son, August, was three, and our daughter, Farrah, had just turned two. We had recently discovered that we had baby number three on the way, due the following January. How does this happen? After selling both of our small businesses in Kansas City, we discovered that we had about six months of savings to live on. The plan (hope) was that Boulder Lifestyle would be launched just before Katie was due with child number three. In the fall of 2012, I began reaching out to local businesses, letting them know that we
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2020 FEATURES 36 Bake Bread With Us How one woman’s act of self-care became an act for others.
42 Invitation to Create: Modern Art Masterpieces Tinker Art Studio helps you transform everyday household materials into mini modern works of art—and teaches you the best ways to communicate around the process.
48 Rescue our Restaurants How your favorite local restaurants are navigating COVID-19 - and what you can do to help
97 ADAPTATION The real issues that businesses, local artists and employees are
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Arts Week 2020 at Boulder Country Day School From March 9-13, Boulder Country Day School welcomed artists-in-residence to work with their students from preschool through 8th grade for a week-long, deep-dive share of their passions and skills. This year’s artists included clay-artist, Todd Redmond, impressionist painter, Cathy Faughnan, and the Zimbabwean musical talents of Kutandara. Embracing the arts throughout the year and in various capacities is a priority for Boulder Country Day School, and we revel in taking a special week each year to celebrate them.
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GIVING BACK
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While the world may look a little different right now, Conscious Alliance’s mission remains the same, and soon we’ll be eating meals together again. To learn more about Conscious Alliance and their mission and how you can volunteer, please visit ConsciousAlliance.org.
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MEALS BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER DURING A TIME WHEN WE HAVE TO REMAIN APART. In these unprecedented times, for many the uncertainty of meals has increased, leaving food banks and non-profits gearing up to do what they do best, but even better.
Justin Levy’s determination to help started before his involvement with Conscious Alliance. In high school, he went on a field trip to Crow Creek Reservation, an experience that changed his life forever. “After this experience, I wanted to be an advocate,” he
“This is what we’re built for,” says Justin Levy, exec-
says. “The kids at Crow Creek didn’t have an advocate.
utive director of Conscious Alliance. “This is what we
No matter their age, it’s never their fault that they don’t
do every day.”
have access to healthy food.”
Founded in 2002, Conscious Alliance began as a food
After years of volunteering his time Levy joined
drive during a String Cheese Incident concert at the
Conscious Alliance full-time in 2008. He hopes to see the
Fillmore. Dubbed the “Art That Feeds” food drive, con-
non-profit continue to grow so Conscious Alliance can
cert-goers would bring a non-perishable food donation
continue to meet the need of kiddos and their families.
and in return receive a limited-edition poster by nation-
“I want to grow the meal count,” he says. “I want us
ally acclaimed artists. After collecting 4,000 meals at
to continue to strengthen the relationships between
just one concert, the non-profit took off.
community, art and food. The community makes
Many meals are taken to the Pine Ridge Reservation
Conscious Alliance so special, and it’s not just one
in South Dakota, a vulnerable community where food
person, it’s thousands putting in their time energy and
insecurity is at an extreme high. This reservation
talents for the greater good.”
is just 6 hours from Boulder and the heart of the non-profit’s founding story. “We’re able to make a connection with a younger generation through an event that they were already going to attend,” Levy says “Our community of heroes is what makes this all possible.” Today, these food drives happen at more than 100 concerts a year and help bring nourishment to those facing food insecurity nationwide. “We work with more than 40 leading food brands to get food into the hands of people who need it most,” Levy says. “We just had a record year where we were able to collect and donate more than 1.1 million meals to kiddos in Colorado, Pine Ridge Reservation and beyond.” With the changing times and the evolution of an unseen enemy, COVID-19, Conscious Alliance has expanded its efforts even further to support our communities. “Our team is meeting these challenges by finding new collaborations and opportunities with our fans, artists, musicians, food makers and community partners,” Levy says. “In the last few weeks, our typical approach has been transformed and expanded to reach more families in need together. Because of our long-standing relationships with food brands, we are able to procure large amounts of food. We are moving truckloads of critically needed meals and snacks to school districts and food pantries, right in the heart of each community to make food most accessible.”
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CULINARY CREATIONS
SAMANTHA BEECH IS RISING TO THE OCCASION. An uncovering of a new passion has led her to bake bread for the Boulder community, delivering fresh sourdough to shelters and taking custom orders of brioche and buckwheat for those craving a crispy, dough-filled indulgence. “Creating meaningful relationships is
bake
always my intention, and right now the shape that is taking is through food. This is the only way I know how to show you that I love you,” Beech says. During your own baking process, Beech asks that you pay attention to the transformation that occurs with simple ingredients: flour, water, salt and yeast. Allow yourself this time to be still, to watch the minutes be broken into seconds. By engaging all five senses
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and moving through the rhythm of kneading, folding and waiting, it may reveal to you a gratitude that lives beneath the uncertainty. “For me, baking draws me deeper into my senses. There is no other place but now, where all you can be is here,” she shares. Beech’s own call to the kitchen is teaching her that no act is too small, there is power in sharing and on the journey to recovery, the beginning is where we start. Follow her instructions here to craft your own golden loaf of brioche.
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STEP 2: Attach a dough hook to your stand mixer, then add in the salt and 2 cups of flour and then mix on low until the dough starts to come together. Touch: feels a little grainy and quite dry. Increase the mixer speed to medium and add butter, one tablespoon at a time. When the dough starts to look greasy, stop the mixer and scrape down any butter on the sides. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of flour and mix until the dough starts to
ingredients:
come together enough to clean the sides of the bowl, about 3 minutes. Look: this is one of my favorite parts, the dough
FOR THE SPONGE:
starts to change; moving from a shaggy mess to a
+ Half tablespoon instant dry yeast
smooth ball.
+ 12 tablespoons active dry yeast + 2 tablespoons granulated sugar + 1/4 cup water, 100-110 degrees fahrenheit FOR THE DOUGH: + 3 large eggs, room temperature + 1 teaspoon kosher salt
brioche bread
+ 2 cups + 2 tablespoons AP flour
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+ 1/2 cups unsalted butter, cut into tablespoons EGG WASH: + 1 large egg + pinch of salt + 1 teaspoon of water
directions:
STEP 3: Allow the dough to rest for 15 minutes. Beat on medium speed for another 4 minutes and look for
STEP 1: In the bowl of your stand mixer, add the warmed water.
dough arms to start slapping the side of the bowl. Place dough in a well greased bowl and allow it to rise at room temperature for 1 hour. Punch down
Touch: if you don’t have a kitchen thermome-
dough and fold roughly into thirds like a business
ter, test the water temperature with your finger. It
letter. Dough should feel light and airy to the
should feel like a hot bath. Gently stir in the sugar
touch. Cover again with plastic wrap and allow
and yeast. Set a timer for 5 minutes and wait for
the dough to chill in the fridge overnight for at
the mixture to bubble. NOTE: This is the only
least 6 hours and up to 12. The longer it sits, the
unforgiving step of the process. Too hot and you’ll
more flavor it will have.
kill the yeast, too cool and it won’t activate. Smell: at this stage you should smell yeast/beer. If you don’t then let it sit for a minute or two longer.
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STEP 4: Grease a 9 x 5 loaf pan and set aside. Remove dough onto your work surface and punch it down. Divide into 5 equal portions. If the kids are involved, ask them to engage with their sense of touch by playing with the dough. Using the palms of their hands to flatten each piece into a rough 5 x 5 square. Roll into a log and place into loaf pan, seam side down. Repeat. Cover the pan and let the dough rise at room temperature until it reaches the TOP of the pan. 90 minutes to 2 hours. NOTE: This is called proofing and it’s a critical step. Be patient. I love to speed up this step by placing pan in oven with oven OFF and using steam to help the dough rise. Pour boiling water onto a sheet pan below it. Close the oven and do not open until this process is done.
STEP 5: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare egg wash in small bowl and brush over top of dough. Bake for 35 minutes, rotating half way through. If the top starts to brown more than desired, cover it with a foil tent. Allow bread to cool for 10 minutes in pan and then transfer to a wire rack, it should slide right out. Store cooled bread in air tight container for up to 4 days.
Use your home-made bread in a BLT or the most divine french toast or a classic PB+J.
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ARTICLE CHRISTIE HUBLEY, FOUNDER OF TINKER ART STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY POPPY & CO.
DON’T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF SOME GOOD OL' RECYCLING. What helps? Taking it out of its original form when preparing the materials. By taking cardboard out of the context we are accustomed to seeing it in, it becomes an exciting new material. Cut up egg cartons, cardboard cut in a variety of interesting shapes and sizes, toilet paper tubes slit into rings or tunnels. Repurposing everyday materials by making them look different than their original form can open a huge range of new possibilities.
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Think of this as an “invitation to create” with your child and keep that phrase in mind when
setting up your space. Find a simple and beautiful way to display the materials in a buffet-like setting, such as in baskets, trays, or on plates and organized by similar size or shape. Limit the amount that you put out at one time so as not to overwhelm your child with too much choice and to encourage careful selection and consideration of materials. Consider this Invitation to Create as a starting place, and follow your child’s lead with other ideas. Maybe that looks like working on a huge piece together as a family, adding additional materials to the buffet, or making wearable cardboard mask sculptures. Enjoy the process and let go of expectations of the product.
HOST AN ART SHOW
Display your children’s artwork! Tape it on the wall, and as more are made, keep taping
them up next to each other. Siblings can create a collaborative gallery installation right in your own home. Add slips of paper and invite your child to label their artwork, and then have an Art Show celebration with snacks and a special drink.
TA L K I N G TO Y O U R C H I L D A B O U T T H E I R A R T W O R K
Commend your child on aspects of their work ethic: “You are working so hard; artists
take their time with their work.” Ask open-ended questions such as, “Will you tell me about your piece?” or “Wow! How did you get that bit to balance?” Describe what you clearly see rather than your interpretation of their work, “I see you’re using blue and green on your artwork.” Comment on specific choices they’ve made as an artist. “It’s so interesting how you….” If your child tends to seek a lot of guidance or reassurance for an artistic choice, you can foster your child's independence with simple observations and open-ended questions to begin to instill a sense of intrinsic value to their work. We have a phrase at Tinker: “You are the artist, you get to decide!”
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M AT E R I A L S : + Cardboard cut into a variety of sizes and shapes + larger pieces to serve as a base to the sculpture + Low temp hot glue gun or tacky glue (Elmer’s glue will also work with a little more patience.) + Paints, or paint sticks for a low-mess alternative. Pro Tip: Mix white in with each paint color—this will create more opacity and a stronger, brighter color when painting cardboard.
PROCESS: 01 Paint your chosen base + select and paint additional cardboard shapes. 02 Arrange your pieces and begin gluing them together. 03 Continue painting pieces and adding to your artwork. Remember, you are the artist, you get to decide! 04 Display your artwork on a tabletop or on a wall.
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N AT U R E A R T COLLECTION BOARDS: A TO D D L E R I N V I TAT I O N TO C R E AT E
Toddlers and preschoolers love collecting
things. Cut a piece of cardboard, add rubber bands, and head out for a nature hunt to encourage that love of gathering with this fun and simple Invitation to Create. While this is a great activity with littles, older kids and even adults will enjoy the mindful practice of making observations while on a walk around the neighborhood or hunting in your backyard.
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+ Paint multiple Collection Boards before adding rubber bands. Then go on a nature hunt and sort and organize your items by color. + Write a number on the board and collect the same number of objects. + Make a large Collection Board by using yarn or string instead of rubber bands and weave long pieces of grass and other findings onto your board. + Tie a ribbon on each side of a small Collection Board to turn it into a necklace, bracelet or headband.
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Rescue Our RESTAURANTS THE REALITY OUR BELOVED RESTAURANTS FACE AND HOW THIS COMMUNITY CAN HELP
BY THE TIME YOU’RE READING THIS, DINE-IN RESTAURANTS WILL HAVE BEEN CLOSED FOR AT LEAST A MONTH AND A HALF — A HUGE BLOW TO AN INDUSTRY OPERATING ON ALREADY SLIM MARGINS. It’s a terrible situation on so many fronts, but there are things we the eaters can do to help save our restaurants, ensuring we still have good things to eat — and talented, skilled workers still have their jobs — when we return to our non-quarantined lives. We asked leading restaurant owners and chefs how they responded to the COVID-19-induced closures and what diners can do to support the most delicious of industries during and coming out of the coronavirus crisis. Because our local restaurants need our help, and we need our local restaurants.
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BOBBY STUCKEY CO-FOUNDER FRASCA FOOD & WINE, TAVERNETTA, PIZZERIA LOCALE, SUNDAY VINYL Bobby Stuckey didn’t want to unnecessarily expose his workers to COVID-19, so he closed all of the restaurants in the interest of employee health and safety. So what did he do with his newfound downtime? Oh, he just got to work saving the restaurant industry, that’s all. No big deal. Worried that restaurants wouldn’t survive the extensive dine-in closures, Stuckey helped form a huge coalition of independent restaurants across the country and got their interests heard by congress for the first time. All in the hopes of making sure that after all of this is over, our favorite restaurants will still exist. “We (independent restaurants) have been around for so long, we’re so much a part of the American ecosystem, but we just never had a voice,” Stuckey says. “It’s ironic that an industry that makes up so much of the private sector had literally zero voice in DC. And had we not gotten involved, there would have been zero voice involved in the stimulus plan. There wouldn’t have been anything for small businesses.” The group is called the Independent Restaurant Coalition (IRC), and its mission is to save our local restaurants. Stuckey and a few other founding members formed the group. As of early April, it counts nearly 11,000 members, including award-winning chefs and restaurant owners, on the fly in response to the closures. They started a website, saverestaurants.com, to make people aware of these small restaurants’ huge impact on our economy. Accounting for up to 4 percent of total GDP and employing 11 million nationwide, it’s about time that restaurants, the lifeblood of our communities, had a voice to affect policy change. And when restaurants can once again re-open, what can we diners do to help them survive? “Give up all those newfound home cooking skills that you’ve practiced for the last six weeks, put a padlock on the refrigerator and just eat out for all your meals,” Stuckey jokes. “Really, the best thing the diner can do is go out to your favorite restaurant and have a good time. The independent restaurant industry is such a fragile industry. Hopefully, this brings that to light and we can do better moving forward.”
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DAVE QUERY BIG RED F RESTAURANT GROUP, WHICH INCLUDES THE POST BREWING CO., THE WEST END TAVERN, JAX FISH HOUSE, LOLA COASTAL MEXICAN AND ZOLO “Everyone open and serving food right now along the Front Range is doing their very best to pivot and continue to be of service to our communities,” Dave Query says, and he knows. Both Zolo and The Post Rosedale turned their porches into pop-up farm stands to distribute Boulder County Farmers Markets goods on Saturdays; Zolo’s kitchen has been dedicated to making meals for Big Red F’s 670 furloughed employees as well as healthcare workers via the Feed the Frontlines Boulder program; and The West End Tavern and all Post locations have been open for ramped-up carryout and delivery. That’s a lot of change in a short period of time. How we can help while dine-in restaurants are closed, Query says, is to buy gift cards. Restaurants need the cash now to get through this difficult period, and — bonus! — diners get more bang for their buck because many merchants are giving additional amounts and perks on purchases. It’s been impressive and inspiring to watch how quickly restaurants have switched gears during all of this — some acting as social distancing-friendly markets; others as ground-zero prep kitchens to aid those in need — but what we really miss is the formerly normal experience of going out to eat. “You can’t recreate that experience in Zoom or at home,” Query says. “That sense of being in an electric environment, eating good food, and having that experience with family and friends — just awesome. We will be back. And restaurants will again serve the communities we are in in all the various ways we do. We are a scrappy bunch, us restaurant folk — we will survive — and with our incredible guests who support us so well, we will live to fight another day.”
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BRADFORD HEAP CHEF/OWNER SALT A couple weeks into the dine-in restaurant closures, Bradford Heap agonized over whether he should close the delivery and carryout operations at SALT. “I’m not really qualified to make these decisions,” he says. “I’m a chef. This is really overwhelming to try to understand how to keep my employees safe, how to keep my business and my livelihood safe, and how to keep our customers safe. It’s just a really big, complex, scary issue.” His silver lining was working with Feed the Frontlines Boulder, providing tasty, healthy meals to the overworked healthcare heroes fighting the coronavirus firsthand. He enjoyed helping people, but putting his employees at risk? Not so much. At the beginning of April he made the difficult decision to close SALT altogether. With food delivery apps like Grubhub taking huge commissions out of already razor-thin restaurant margins, it didn’t make sense — economic or otherwise — to send people out to work during the crisis.
“It’s hard to overcome the greed of Grubhub — they’re pimping restaurants. The losses can’t all be absorbed by the little guys,” he says. “It’s going to be like the apocalypse of the mom and pop restaurant if we don’t get the support we need.” Heap suggests we contact our government officials urging them to create and vote for legislation that helps restaurants get through this dire time. We can also support our favorites by buying gift cards during the closures, continuing the curbside carry-out when they re-open, and, of course, going out to eat to celebrate life’s return to normalcy.
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CORAL & WILL FRISCHKORN CURED Although they could have remained open — as a grocer, Cured is considered an essential business — Coral and Will Frischkorn voluntarily decided to close their market for the health and safety of all who enter the tiny shop’s doors. To keep the community stocked up with all the amazing specialty goods they’ve come to rely upon Cured for, the Frischkorns opened a virtual storefront and found themselves connecting with customers in a new way — via technology. “We found ourselves on the phone, FaceTime, and Zoom more than ever, reminding our customers how much fun it can be to browse shelves together, plan pairings and brainstorm dinner, all through the use of technology.” While they’ve experienced the same challenges of the stay-at-home orders as many of us — hello, online schooling and cabin fever — they’ve also experienced the unexpected joys, like reconnecting with their kitchen, cooking more meals at home, and sitting down with their family around the table for dinner. Their customers are doing more of that, too, and the more we cook, the more interested we are in learning about our food and where it comes from. “Through food we can still connect to a greater community even when socially distanced in our own homes,” the couple says. “Now more than ever, keeping your dollars in the local ecosystem is that much more important. The outpouring of love and support has been tremendous and has been a fantastic reminder for us all of what an incredible community Boulder is and how lucky we are to have a small business here.”
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KEVIN DALY MOUNTAIN SUN, SOUTHERN SUN, VINE STREET, LONGS PEAK PUB, AND UNDER THE SUN Kevin Daly voluntarily closed his Mountain Sun pubs for dine-in service just before the statewide closures hit. After a week and a half of successful curbside takeout business, he realized that the stress and worry was taking a toll on employees’ health and well-being, and so he shut that down as well. His new focus? Get people back into the local, independent restaurants once this is all over. “Just prior to the COVID crisis, many local restaurants were experiencing tough times due to increased competition from chains and large out-of-state restaurant groups. Hopefully, Coloradans will support the small local restaurants that are more authentic and meaningful to them after the crisis is over,” Daly says. The best things diners can do to help their meaningful restaurants survive and re-open, he says, is to buy gift cards, contribute to fundraising campaigns to get employees paid, and give their dining dollars to those smaller spots that are entwined in the community. “It has been amazing to see how helpful and close the Colorado restaurant community has been to each other,” Daly says. “There has been so much collaboration, communication, support and sharing. I’ve been blown away by the generosity of the local restaurant owners and employees.”
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FEEDING THE FRONTLINES FEED THE FRONTLINES BOULDER SUPPORTS LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND OUR HEALTHCARE HEROES Wanting to boost both hospital workers and struggling independent restaurants, some of Boulder’s brightest minds came together to create Feed the Frontlines Boulder. The idea: pay restaurants to prepare meals for the overworked healthcare workers who are a little busy saving our lives right now to make healthy meals for themselves. The restaurants get money during the closures to hold onto employees, and Boulder Community Health hospital workers get nutritious, delicious meals to fuel their fight. The program launched with $200,000 thanks to generous donations from Brad Feld and Amy Batchelor, John Goldsmith, Dan and Cindy Caruso and an anonymous donor — enough to feed BCH workers for a month. Participating restaurants include some of Boulder’s best — Blackbelly, SALT, Next Door, Japango, Community Table Kitchen, and Zolo have all been involved — so yeah, the healthcare workers are eating pretty well. “It’s been incredible to see this come together so quickly,” says Erin Pommer, the program’s restaurant liaison. “We have a really special community in Boulder.” Pommer says they’d like to keep the program going through at least the end of May and possibly expand to fire stations and other medical facilities. To make a donation, visit bch.org/feedthefrontlines.
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Boulder. You are Beautiful. It’s something that we’re used to saying. But today, it takes on a new meaning. This community is beautiful for its compassion and strength. For the generosity that you’re showing to neighbors and strangers alike. For staying home, even when the walls feel like they’re closing in. Boulder, we are stronger together and you are truly beautiful.
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Patrick Brown is a broker associate affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker in Colorado and abides by equal housing opportunity laws.
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ARTICLE ANDY MANZ WHILE THE NAMES OF THESE BUSINESSES MAY BE FAMILIAR, WE WANTED TO GIVE THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE LOGO’S AN OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A BRIEF CONVERSATION WITH OUR READERS. On some level, every business we partner with has been affected by COVID-19. Some have had to reinvent themselves, while others have had to cease operations completely. The following businesses allow Boulder Lifestyle to
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ALLEMAN FAMILY DENTAL AllemanFamilyDental.org
We are all adapting to working at home and are very grateful to have such a wonderful team and patients! We are amazed to see how the community has rallied around each other in this critical time of need. If you have lost your employer-sponsored
HMH ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS HMHAi.com
Tending to the mental and emotional health of our team has become a top priority. In this time of uncertainty, we want to be sure everyone is connecting and not feeling alone. We recently held our first virtual happy hour, with people joining in on a video call with their
dental benefits, do not worry, we are here to help! Visit our website at www.allemanfamilydental.org/membership to sign up for our in-office membership program that covers regular preventive and diagnostic visits. You do not have to wait for a new dental insurance plan to take effect to receive high level dental care. You can book your appointment online at any time. Come see what a luxurious dental experience and service is like at Alleman Family Dental. We are strong. We are resilient. We are Boulder. - Dan Alleman, DDS
favorite drink after work. Discussing what we are grateful for, experiencing joy from sharing with the ones we love and letting the planet rest and recover for a bit has been a welcomed new custom.
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BIG RED F RESTAURANT GROUP CENTRO LATIN KITCHEN | JAX FISH HOUSE | THE POST | WEST END TAVERN | ZOLO GRILL BigRedF.com
WOW. An apocalyptic zombie invasion would be easier to deal with than this—at least there would be targets and prizes. Having been a part of this Boulder community almost my whole life, it’s so incredible to watch everyone come together to help
BOLDER INSURANCE BolderInsurance.com
Bolder Insurance is proud to be a small business that is locally owned and operated.
each other out and support one another. We’re focused on feed-
To assure that we maintain appropriate
ing our staff and our community as best we can during this time,
social distancing, we are working remotely so
slinging hot chicken and cold beer at all the Post Brewing Co.
our clients and potential clients can still receive
and lots of love and comforting food and bourbon from West
great customer service. We are very committed
End Tavern. We’re open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. We
to giving back to the community that has sup-
can’t begin to tell you how appreciative we are to have all the
ported us. Bolder Insurance will give $10 to a
support of our communities in an effort to try and keep as many
local non-profit when you get a quote for your
people working as possible. Let’s all lead with love and we will
personal or business insurance.
get through this. - Dave Query
Together, we make a BOLDER difference! Brent & Jackie Friesth
BOULDER COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL BoulderCountryDay.org
Kersey Cares, Boulder Country Day School’s Community Service Program, is in full swing despite the school being on extended spring break and moving into a virtual learning environment. Students from all grades, preschool through 8th, made cards for the elderly and dropped them off or emailed them to the school. Cards were then sorted, divided and delivered to various nursing and residential homes around Boulder County. “Service projects like Kersey Cares help us teach our students that their community is larger than their immediate family, neighborhood or our school. We aim to show students that they can have a significant impact on the lives of others, even at such a young age,” says John Suitor, BCD Head of School.
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BOULDER PLASTIC SURGERY BoulderPlasticSurgery.com
Since 1984, Boulder Plastic Surgery and IV Seasons Skin Care has been committed to providing high quality comprehensive medical and skincare for our community. As many of us continue to face uncertainty, we stand fast in our support for our community. We will remain committed to providing safe, comprehensive care always preserving the Beauty of You. Warmly, Dr. Kuisle, Dr. Hartley, Dr. Maxhimer
LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY LivSothebysRealty.com
Now more than ever, we recognize that home is where the heart is. That’s why we are grateful for the dedicated brokers, trusted client relationships and innovative technology that allow us to continue to buy and sell homes during this unprecedented time. From truly unique online property listings and virtual open houses, to an exceptional team work-
CARE ENICHEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW CareLawBoulder.com
ing remotely to provide you with the unparalleled service you rely on, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty has everything you need to complete your
Our small, boutique law firm is open for business! Attorney Care Enichen
real estate transactions from the comfort of your
and paralegal Gabby Vermiere are each working from home with phones,
home. We are honored to support and serve the
laptops and Zoom at the ready. Gatsby aka “Law Dog,” is enforcing social
community we love.
distancing while Ellie Enichen studies nearby. Crimes and family issues do not stop in times of a national crisis. People still
We are, now and always, in this together. #InThisTogether
exercise poor judgment and need our help. The world feels scary and uncertain. We provide the personal lifeline and peace of mind our clients need. We will get through this together and be better on the other side!
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“No matter what happens in the outside world, there needs to always be a place for you to balance out and recharge. Let your home be a sanctuary that gives you peace.” ― Avina Celeste
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COCKTAIL SQUAD CocktailSquad.com
At Cocktail Squad - Squad, Krewe, Family - is the fabric of our brand. We value social connection and letting the good times roll. Although circumstances have changed, and we are physically apart, we remain committed to bringing people together through music, community and crafted cocktails. We cordially invite you, our Boulder Squad, to join us for SQUAD SESSIONS: Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 5 p.m. MT we will be releasing a music set from an artist, recorded from home for you! In lieu of a tip jar, we encourage donations to local front-line causes if you can. Follow us: Instagram @cocktailsquad for more information/links to causes we will be giving back to, listed in our bio.
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Most importantly, we are grateful for our incredible team and building community. With health and safety as our top priority, we are continuing to work on our home building and remodeling projects. Our office team is working from home and discovering new ways to stay connected. Our project managers and carpenters are implementing physical distancing practices, such as staying at least 6 feet apart and routinely disinfecting the job site. Our office dogs are doing their best to keep our spirits lifted. We are so grateful to call Boulder home. Let’s continue to support each other as we navigate these challenging times.
CURED CuredBoulder.com
Despite the overwhelming uncertainty of late, the thing we have loved about this “pause” is seeing everyone, including ourselves, reconnect with their kitchen. With more meals than ever happening around the family dinner table, we’ve found our team, our guests and ourselves more connected to what we are cooking on a daily basis. The more you cook, the more inspired you are to learn about your food, to be proud of the choices you’re making and of who those choices support. Through food we can still virtually connect to a greater community, something more important now than ever. - Will & Coral Frischkorn
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DERMATOLOGY CENTER OF THE ROCKIES DermatologyOfTheRockies.com
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Boulder County’s medical community has come together in such an unforgettable way. We are grateful to be part of such an incredible group of physicians, nurses and health care workers. Dermatology Center of the Rockies has been able to offer support by continuing to see urgent dermatologic conditions, offering virtual appointments, and providing Mohs surgery for appropriate skin cancers which keeps patients out of PCP offices and ERs during this crisis. We are able to spread awareness, educate on proper handwashing and give tips for a good skin care regimen for those dry hands. A special thank you to all the health care workers and first responders on the front lines!
DESIGN STUDIO INTERIOR SOLUTIONS DSInteriorSolutions.com
“Normal” is not what it used to be—our homes have become our worlds. So, now, more than ever, we need beautiful, functional spaces, and Design Studio Interior Solutions remains committed to providing you with great ideas and excellent service. We are currently offering complimentary FaceTime design consultations so you can stay safe and healthy. Working virtually, you can review new sofas; consider wallpaper choices; select new lighting options; or walk through our retail space to see all of the furniture, artwork and accessories ready for delivery right now. No one said staying at home has to be boring—let us help you love your home!
DRAGONTREE SPA TheDragonTree.com
The Dragontree is a wellness company committed to peace. We’re known for our spas, but did you know we have an online lifestyle apothecary? To support you during crazy times, my husband, Dr. Peter Borten offers personalized tele-herbal consults and time-tested herbal formulas to boost immune function, lower anxiety and treat pain effectively. I’ve created online courses to help you navigate turbulent waters and find peace and personally trained coaches to help you one-on-one. Find these and more at https://dragontreeapothecary.com/ In the meantime, we invite you to our online community. We share wellness advice and connection. thedragontree.com/community With love, Briana and Peter Borten CONTINUED >
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ECOSCAPE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DenverRealEstate.com EcoscapeDesign.com
Our stonemasons and landscape maintenance team use protective facemasks regularly, so imagine our surprise when this item became such a hot commodity! For almost 20 years, Ecoscape Environmental Design has helped families make their outdoor space more beautiful and water wise. With COVID-19, we quickly realized how critical the simple things are, like food security in your own backyard. With a little ingenuity (& Zoom) our team is able to work on new landscape projects and keep a safe distance when working outside. We are even sewing our
ELTON R. CONSTRUCTION EltonRConstruction.com
ERC is continuing to serve the Boulder community
Fanas Architecture employee, Tessa Hathorn, with daughters, Noelle and Lulu, all working hard at home
own facemasks for fellow crew members!
during these challenging times as an essential service. Staff is working remotely while PMs and crews are onsite taking appropriate precautions. We would welcome the opportunity to talk with you about your project. We also want to let the community know that after a three month pilot, we are excited to announce our new Handyman Division. Over the years, many clients and partners have strongly requested this. We listened, devised an efficient process and assigned a special team. Please go to https://www.eltonrconstruction.com/handy-man-page to learn more and submit a request.
FANAS ARCHITECTURE BoulderArchitects.com
At Fanas Architecture, we feel grateful that we have the capability for our employees to work remotely. Projects are moving forward, and we are all looking forward to when we will be able to meet face to face again. The challenges are evident, but we have all come to realize some of the unexpected benefits that come from being forced to slow down, such as more family time, different exercise routines, new recipes and a bit more time to simply ‘be.’
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FULL CYCLE FullCycleBikes.Com
Full Cycle Bikes is here to fill your cycling needs in these unprecedented times. We encourage you to ride your bike to meet your essential needs, which includes getting out for fitness of body and mind, while respecting our Shelter-in-Place order. While we are limiting our in-store experience to adhere to strict social distancing guidelines, Full Cycle Bikes is OPEN at 1795 Pearl Street to take care of your bike repairs, rentals, and shopping. See us at our pick-up window on Pearl Street, or shop online at fullcyclebikes.com for home delivery or curbside pick-up, or set up a shopping or service appointment in advance. Ten percent of all of our gift card sales go to Feed the Frontlines Boulder, a program by local restaurants to donate meals to local health workers on the frontlines.
FORMA FURNITURE FormaFurniture.com
This pandemic has been very difficult on everyone’s family, but through everyone’s support, we know that life will resume to normalcy very soon. Our staff is all healthy, something we celebrate. All our vendors and customers have been great in helping and showing how everyone is in this together. Forma Furniture is locally owned, and our staff has a “family” vibe. We know we will all support our local economy and get our community back and healthy.
ALL TERRAIN LANDSCAPING AtpsLandscaping.com
We are convinced that we’ll all come out of this stronger than before, and we want to thank everyone for their continued support of our entire community during this trying time. While we’re all spending more time than ever in our homes and yards, we look forward to continuing to build beautiful, usable outdoor living spaces for your family to enjoy for years to come. - Justin, Josh, Jason and the All Terrain Landscaping team
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Cheers to friends. Cheers to your krewe. Cheers to strangers, your squad, and the holidays—all 365 of them. We are a community focused on celebrating connection and the everyday. And for us, that’s through music. Squad up on WED | THU | FRI at 5pm MT for SQUAD SESSIONS. More info and previous sessions at cocktailsquad.com. No malt beverage or beer by-products in our cans and naturally gluten-free.
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JAPANGO BoulderJapango.com
These last many weeks have turned our lives upside down in so many ways, as it has for all members of our community. Each day presents new challenges, and hour-by-hour audibles adjusting how we navigate through each day. At the same time, it has instilled an unwavering commitment to our staff, to our community, our family (a baby girl due in three weeks) and friends to do whatever it takes to get back to normal and give back as much as we possibly can. We want to make our staff whole again and continue to be part of such meaningful programs, such as feeding our healthcare workers. All we can do is thank our staff, our family and the overwhelming support that we have received from the community. Thank you all, and please, everyone hang in there, we are here for you! - Jon & Erin Banis
JENNIFER EGBERT | MILEHIMODERN MileHiModern.com
During this difficult chapter, there is one thing we have come to realize: our homes have become our sanctuary. We are writing to you today to share stability in this time of uncertainty—our commitment to our mission and community is stronger than ever. We are confident of one powerful thing in this challenging time—we are here for you. Homes are where we feel safe. We are still here to help you find yours when you are ready.
INCREDIBLE SMILES - LORI KEMMET, DDS IncredibleSmiles.com
While we may not currently be able to make your smile incredible, we are here and ready to talk with you on the phone. Additionally, emergencies are being seen and offering remote consultations. My husband Jeff Bailey and I own Yoga Loft in Boulder (Table Mesa & Gunbarrel). We are bringing the live stream of yoga to you! I have been Jeff’s student while streaming his Avita Yoga from home. No time like now to heal in body (do yoga, brush, floss and water pik). By the way—Charlie, our official greeter (photographed)—he’s exhausted from all the walks. He’d rather be boating in Minnesota!
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JOHN MCELVEEN REAL ESTATE
JULIE MEKO | COMPASS REAL ESTATE
J-MacoBoulder.com 303.441.5652
The John McElveen Team is wishing you well
JulieMeko.com
“Obstacles don’t block the path, they are the path.” — Zen Proverb
during these challenging times. We’re taking this
Boulder, you are an amazing, strong community! We are here for
moment to reflect on what we’re grateful for, stay
you in these times of uncertainty, so please reach out if you are in
connected with our loved ones and create con-
need. We pray that you and your families are safe and healthy. Let
tent to promote our listing inventory for spring
love be our guiding force and let us take good care of one another.
and summer. Our team is following all social dis-
We will get through this and be stronger than ever. Remember to “Be
tancing and stay-at-home guidelines to ensure
around for the Rebound!”
we stay healthy and available for our clients. Our services are fully adapted for meeting remotely
- Julie Meko
as we continue to serve our community with any of their real estate needs. We’d love to hear from you! Stay safe and be well. Photographer: Poppy & Co.
CEDAR & HYDE CedarAndHyde.com
Even in times like this, with social distancing, self-isolation and mass quarantines, it remains true that we are better together. If you are healthy and comfortable with getting out, we are offering curbside pick up at our downtown stores. If you feel best staying at home, we are happy to drop off packages to your front door in the Boulder area. If you are at a distance, our online store is exploding with new arrivals, and we are here to answer any questions you have on fit or form. Give us a call, an email, a DM or a shout! We are listening to our bodies, our employees and our customers every step of this journey. We are immensely thankful for our community’s continued support of small business, especially in times such as these. Public safety and good health is always in style, Poss and Christie CONTINUED >
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MCDONALD CARPET ONE McdonaldCarpetOneBoulder.com
In light of COVID-19, and how this has temporarily changed our shopping habits, we are still here for our community. Facetime consultations allow you to tour our showroom, including our in-stock inventory. A floor expert will be there to answer all your questions. Give us a call to schedule your appointment at 303-449-0011 or you can visit our website. We are also offering 20 percent off all carpet and upholstery cleaning services until May 30. Just let us know you saw us in Boulder Lifestyle!
MELTON DESIGN + BUILD MeltonDesignBuild.com
Melton Design Build has worked tirelessly to provide proactive communication and navigate this ever-changing situation. Our employees’, clients’, and communities’ safety are our top priority. Our office and design teams worked from home, and we temporarily paused construction work to support “Stay Home Order” guidelines. We also offered our help to local hospitals and organizations with potential needs for emergency construction services. With more time at home, people are noticing more things they want to renovate. To help, now is a great time to start those new projects. We remain positive and excited to continue to be a part of this community.
MOSAIC ARCHITECTS + INTERIORS MosaicArchitects.com
Here at Mosaic Architects + Interiors, we are all adapting to working at home and are very grateful to have our design assistants—no matter how small! We are amazed to see how the community has rallied around each other in this critical time of need. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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MOUNTAIN AVIATION MountainAviation.com
Mountain Aviation has continued to operate state, nationwide and worldwide for our clients. Our flights include missions getting Colorado families home to Colorado, helping Colorado businesses move their teams around the nation for critical and essential business operations, transporting regional life-saving medical teams and coordinating international flights with partners to get guests home as international border status updates change daily. We have gone above and beyond all recommendations for essential personnel care for our technicians and flight crews and aircraft cleaning. We are poised to launch right into immediate action when we all get through this together on the other side. We are always available to help with whatever charter need your family or business may have. - Malachi O’Niell, VP Business Development moneill@mountainaviation.com
MOUNTAIN SUN PUBS MountainSunPub.com
When our pubs closed for in-store dining, and most of our staff lost their livelihood, we committed to covering their health insurance premiums and feeding them two meals a day for the entire crisis. Moreover, 100 percent of the tips you leave on pick-up orders at any of our locations are deposited into an employee-controlled emergency fund. The usage of this fund is democratically decided by a vote of the entire staffs from all locations. Thank you for your continued support of all the Mountain Sun family of pubs and restaurants, as well as the entire local restaurant community.
NAIL STUDIO NailStudioBoulder.com
In this new ‘normal,’ The Nail Studio was part of the ‘non-essential’ service closures. We, of course, disagree that taking care of yourself is non-essential but agree that for the safety of all we closed temporarily. Opening 12 years ago, creating a space for our family of staff and clients has been a dream! We can’t wait to see everyone again and provide the best nail and skincare, a relaxing experience and friendliest atmosphere in town when we reopen. Follow us on Instagram to keep up with our team and also visit our website to purchase gift cards, which is more help than you can imagine! We miss our regulars and welcome all new clients to give us a try and become part of our family. CONTINUED >
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NEPTUNE MOUNTAINEERING NeptuneMountaineering.com
As a brick and mortar business, it’s been tough to close our
PAT GUYTON PILATES CONSERVATORY PatGuytonPilates.com
doors to in-person shopping—especially as so many people are
Pat Guyton Pilates Conservatory® is eager
keen to get outside hiking, skiing, climbing or camping. Neptune
to assist everyone sustain balance while
hopes that you will consider shopping on our website for your out-
staying at home. Exercise is one of the best
door pursuits. We’re offering free shipping on orders more than $50
tools for keeping the mind calm and the body
and a flat $5 rate on orders less than that. We can even arrange for
fit! We are social animals, and we love the stu-
pick up at the store. We’ve also got a 10 percent bonus value offer
dio environment because of the energy and
on gift cards right now. As an independent, locally owned store, it’s
fellowship. We miss you! These are some suggestions to assist you
the support of our local community that will get us through. With gratitude,
staying fit:
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+ Exercise - Be realistic - 15 minutes of Pilates is doable and fun! + Mix it up! Pilates and other activities. + Get some fresh air. + Calm your nervous system with deep breathing for your diaphragm and organs. + PGPC is posting some short videos that focus on cues and reminders on our Facebook page, check us out!
PETRA CUSTOM BUILDERS PetraCustomBuilders.com
As a small, locally owned business, we’re grateful for and inspired by the homeowners we work with, who have entrusted our pack to carry their projects forward. Our clients and their families have supported our business by allowing us to serve them in whatever capacity we currently can. This trust deems our clients and their families “heroes” in our minds. While these past few months have presented us with new challenges, requiring flexibility to navigate this fast-changing situation, we owe our gratitude to these homeowners for their trust, commitment and support.
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PROUD HOUSE STUDIO & CO. ProudHouseStudio.com
We are truly grateful for the support from our clients and community. We are offering new virtual interior design packages to assist with design needs wherever you are. While our showroom is closed, we can still help with your cabinetry and building materials orders. We have an online shop featuring home decor and gifts ready for orders while our team is working safely at home. “I wanted to say that in the midst of all this chaos, the work you are doing is notable and significant. You have transformed my house into my home, something that I am truly excited about being quarantined in!! Thank you.” - Kim Hullett Porch Light Real Estate Group We wish you all love and good health!
RODWIN ARCHITECTURE + RADIANCE POWER YOGA RodwinArch.com RadiancePowerYoga.com
Through modern technology, our business has become largely remote, even before COVID-19. We feel fortunate to continue the work for our clients, and our construction projects have continued to be built. In late March, we (Radiance Power Yoga) suspended classes as was required. Yoga teachers aren’t in it for the money, but now they have zero income. I sent a “check-in” email to all my two dozen teachers in late March, asking if there was anything I could do to help them. In response, one teacher wrote back that they wanted to donate their last paycheck to any of our teachers who were experiencing financial crisis due to COVID. I was touched at her generosity and courage (as she has no idea if she will be financially secure through the pandemic herself) and offered to match her contribution. Over the next two days,
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a dozen more of our teachers (many of whom are living paycheck to paycheck themselves) asked to donate their paycheck as well. With the match we
During these trying times I hope you and your families are taking the
created a substantial emergency fund that I just
opportunity to focus on the important things. In Colorado, that can best be
distributed to a few teachers that are in desperate
done in a professionally designed outdoor environment. RSL is continuing to
financial straits. If the community wants to help
build and design retreats that create healthier and happier families during this
support yoga teachers, please subscribe to online
time. We are committed to the health and safety of our team and our clients.
classes at your favorite yoga studio. - Scott Rodwin
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SILL-TERHAR MOTORS MASERATI | VOLVO | LINCOLN | FORD | MAZDA Sill-TerHarMotors.com
As we approach our 60th year in business, the team here at Sill-TerHar has been reflecting on the struggles we’ve faced as we adapt and adjust to the current situation. Our staff has always understood the decisions we’ve had to make and been willing to help, and our customers’ loyalty has validated our way of doing business all this time. We know that we will come out of this stronger than ever, and we’re looking forward to the next 60 years.
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SLOAN CONSTRUCTION Sloan.build
The quote “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone” by Neale Donald Walsch seems fitting in these times as we are finding ways to adapt and stay connected with those around us, without physically being together. We are now called upon to develop creative ways to keep
has opened up more quality time with our kids: cook-
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home-schooling and running a business.
SmithKlein Gallery has been a fixture of Boulder for the
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STEVE REMMERT COMPASS REAL ESTATE SteveRemmert.com
Times like these ask us to rethink how we define “home.” We are asked to look well beyond the walls that create it. Its meaning becomes more intangible yet abundantly more significant. I’ve noticed that our community, while in isolation, looks to each other for support, encouragement and care. There is an ironic unity found in our isolation. In these uncertain times, we want everyone to know we are here for you. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or requests. We are a resource for you and your family. Real Estate is a personal business that is harder in a world of social distancing but with technology and a bit of creativity, it can work quite well.
WALTERS & HOGSETT FINE JEWELERS WaltersAndHogsett.com
Walters & Hogsett Jewelers has enjoyed being a cornerstone specialty retailer in Boulder and the front range for almost 40 years. We have a long love story with our community. What matters most during this time is the health and well-being of our families and continuing our collective support of our dedicated charities and our business community. This helps us all thrive. Let’s commit to kindness, to being grateful, to finding joy in our everyday lives, and together we will stand strong after this moment in time. — Mark Vieregg
TWO SOLE SISTERS TwoSoleSisters.com
Laurel and Lindsey have really tried to keep the spirit of Two Sole Sisters alive and well during these stressful times. Although we cannot physically assist customers in the store, we are having so much fun with our video sales. Customers are setting up appointments through FaceTime and Zoom, and we are walking them through fittings by trying on shoes and talking fit, style and wardrobe needs. We love filling web orders and are offering free nationwide shipping and free doorstep delivery in Boulder County. Stay healthy and happy! CONTINUED >
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YOGA LOFT YogaLoftBoulder.com
At Yoga Loft we have restructured to bring yoga classes to a live-streaming format. Now (and always) we need ways to soothe the body and calm the mind. That is what our yoga offers. I am the founder of Avita Yoga, and I’d like to invite you to try a class. Anyone can do Avita and now, in the comfort of your own home! Visit us at YogaLoftBoulder.com and sign up for an Avita class or choose from other styles and talented teachers. Join us online and calm your mind and heal your body. — Jeff Bailey
ZACH ZELDNER COMPASS REAL ESTATE ZachZeldner.com
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KATIE MANZ SWEEP BALAYAGE BAR While we certainly didn’t expect to be celebrating our one-year anniversary from home, our entire team remains grateful for our health, and many other blessings. I dearly miss the day to day interactions at Sweep, but am soaking up the days with our four kids - and trying to maintain sanity in the process. We are so thankful for all of our amazing clients who have purchased gift cards during this challenging period. Our community is resilient, and feel that although we have been physically separated, we are more connected than we’ve ever been. merci beaucoup!
allows me to continue to work with clients while still following the guidelines of distancing. I am offering Zoom meetings for appointments or property analysis, and video walkthrough tours for showings. Historically, the Boulder real estate market has always been a safe haven during times of volatility. During the recession of 2008 and immediately after 2008, when most of the country experienced significant losses, the Boulder housing market was down only 1.5 percent at its very worst, and then bounced back quickly. While the markets fluctuate, and we all experience change in our daily lives, I am providing real time data to keep friends and clients informed of the market. Remember, Boulder was recently named the happiest city in the country, and the healthiest city in the country. Wishing you and your family health and safety!
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ARTICLE SHERYL HADLEY, FOUNDER OF ORGANIZATION & RELOCATION
GETTING ORGANIZED IS NOT JUST ABOUT PUTTING EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE, IT’S ABOUT PRIORITIZING, CREATING FUNCTIONAL BEAUTY, AND MAKING A SPACE A SANCTUARY. We are now experiencing a new lifestyle, so it’s more important than ever that you and your family have organizational systems in place. Why? Home organization is something you can control which brings peace of mind, increased productivity while working from home, family enjoyment and fewer arguments about where things go. No matter the space, the process is always to sort and categorize alike items, purge, organize and "containerize." Start small, pick a cabinet, a drawer or your closet. I’ll tell you a secret, organizing is fun and the rewards are endless. When possible, make it a family event and everyone will learn. How do you get there?
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+ THE BURNING QUESTIONS: Spark Reality! Ask yourself these three things when purging: Do I use it? Do I love it? Do I appreciate it? Make room for things that you really want. Be Honest.
+ THE ART OF PURGING: Do you have piles of pens you never use? Do you have 14 spatulas but hardly ever cook? (Yes, I saw this once!) Have your children outgrown clothes and toys that someone else would now benefit from? Do you have clothes you may not fit into now? Be Ruthless.
+ THE LIFESTYLE CHANGE: If you have less stuff, you then have less stuff to organize. Purging frees up your mind to do the things you really want to do! Do yourself a favor and restrict purchases until you have gone through the sorting, categorizing, purging, organizing and containerizing process. You’ll just add more clutter and stress! Be thoughtful. Be Selective.
+ THE ORGANIZING PROCESS & BEAUTY OF COLOR CODING: Whether it’s the closet or pantry, the same premise applies: set up your systems of organization by category, alike items go together. In your closet, put all short sleeve shirts together organized by color. Use the same style hangers for everything. Organize clothes by genre and color
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from white to black along the color wheel to make each closet a work of art. In your pantry, healthy items should be at eye level surrounded by your most used items, and of course, keep the candy out of reach of children! Use clear bins or baskets to maintain the organization and categorization. Be Detailed.
+ THE CLUTTER-FREE HOME: Keep your counters clear (which I struggle with!) and keep your home clean. When you have organizational systems in place, it’s a breeze to clean up.
I believe that organizing is a lifetime process, not a one-time event. You don’t have to devote an entire weekend to a massive project, just 10 minutes here or 20 minutes there. Try to impose order and beauty where there was none before. Do this for yourself now and the rewards will be endless. Most importantly, in today’s world, you can’t afford to not be organized. It's a priority, not a luxury. Stuff is not passive. Stuff wants your time, attention, allegiance. But you know it as well as I do, life is more important than the things we accumulate. —Dave Bruno
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Mend Wellness Packages are full of useful, non-toxic, organic and primarily local Front Range products. Each of the items in their four types of boxes is purposefully selected to address a common side effect of cancer treatment or chemotherapy. But while supporting cancer patients and survivors originally inspired their business, they quickly began receiving requests for packages for friends and loved ones going through different types of challenges, from non-cancer-related medical procedures to mental health journeys and more. With each package curated especially with the recipient in mind, their purpose of spreading positivity and love is universal and especially poignant today. “Now more than ever,” they say, “it is crucial to let people know you are thinking of them.”
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Adaptation THE REAL ISSUES THAT BUSINESSES, LOCAL ARTISTS AND EMPLOYEES ARE FACING NOW—HOW THEIR CREATIVE AND COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS ARE HELPING MAINTAIN COMMUNITY DURING CRISIS.
During the current economic and health crisis, we reached out to businesses and locals to see how they were adapting to the times. We heard industry pride from restaurateurs, optimism from boutique owners, and creators whose art is aimed to heal. But there was also concern as Boulder’s collective union of community, including jobs and businesses, has been threatened. The mandate to close doors on all non-essential businesses began in mid-March—forcing owners to respond in realtime with fast-solutions. The hospitality industry has restructured food menus for takeaway and hosted pop-up shops for daily-use goods. New businesses like the food-court, Rosetta Hall, once a fresh place for locals to gather, are now focused entirely on to-go orders alongside many other eateries. Boutiques and apparel shops are now relying on internet sales to stay afloat, leaning into social media to promote their brands. “For us, it’s about making everybody feel a little more connected in a time that is very disconnected,” comments Raul Pinto, co-owner of Satellite Boardshop whose doors remain closed but are actively continuing services and sales online. An understanding from landlords and property owners is crucial at this time of financial uncertainty, and businesses have graciously taken it into their own hands to assist thousands of out-of-work employees, sharing proceeds of sales with staff and arranging comped meal services. Laurel Tate, owner of Two Sole Sisters, reminded us that “together apart” is the mantra as of late saying, “If one does well and one survives, then we all do well. This is our time to thrive as a community.” The artists of Boulder had to respond quickly, too, using their media to story-tell through food and photography, and even sending handmade crafts to frontline medical workers. While we aim to retain a sense of normalcy during quarantine, we must remember our small businesses that are doing their part—and we must do ours.
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Inspire Through Action HOW THREE ARTISTS ARE USING THEIR CRAFT TO CAPTURE, CREATE AND EDUCATE DURING COVID-19.
CREATE. Jimena Zamora STORYTELLER / COMINO FOOD STORIES IG: https://www.instagram.com/cominofoodstories/
Consuming During Quarantine LOCAL AND INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES INNOVATING THE WAY THEY DO BUSINESS TO SERVE A COMMUNITY LIVING BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
WEBSITE: https://www.cominofoodstories.com/ Originally from the mountainous city of Monterrey in Mexico, Jimena Zamora has called Boulder her home for nearly a decade and is the birthplace of her multi-media brand, Comino Food Stories. From podcasts to photographs to clever food puns, Zamora says that at Comino, “We are creating moments where people outside and inside the community can come together and find commonality in each other through food.” Her YouTube series, "Hospitality Heroes," highlights stand-out individuals in the restaurant business and the craft and culture around food—the exact thing that is being threatened right now. “I don’t think any of us knows what the future will hold, but if anything, I do know that the Boulder community is aggressively supportive and wants to thrive from this.” Zamora’s creative role as narrator and documenter has taught her to adapt and decision-make. So, Comino is currently doing its part by supporting local restaurants, bars and small businesses through online shout-outs reminding residents to shop locally. Comino has also created an interactive map, along with other food bloggers, about what businesses in Colorado are doing pickup and delivery. “We want to acknowledge the individuals who got us into the industry in the first
Boulder Takeout KIMBAL MUSK / CEO OF THE KITCHEN RESTAURANT GROUP “We launched a community-wide effort called @BoulderTakeout to highlight the takeout menus of other restaurants, and we joined the swift community action of Feed The Frontlines Boulder to feed health care workers at Boulder Community Hospital while they work tireless hours. Next Door American Eatery has been boxing up hundreds of to-go meals for the health care workers.”
place, whose passion goes beyond most. This is why we’re here—to share their story.”
Satellite Boardshop RAUL PINTO / OWNER “It comes down to this: getting customers to understand the value of shopping locally, to help put money in your neighbors' pockets, so that they can continue to live in your neighborhood and contribute to our community.” Satellite’s young staff is still employed, keeping the website up-to-date and ready to walk you through any and all purchases to get your kids amped about new gear for the summer season.” 98
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Two Sole Sisters LAUREL TATE / CO-OWNER “I will always rise to the challenge, which has allowed us to pivot quickly from a brick and mortar to offering creative ways of selling. We are directly connecting to customers—giving our cell phone numbers and letting them know that this is personal. Text us about what you want—and let us help.” Instagram is their source of relationship right now and where their engagement is the strongest. You can do personal FaceTime fittings with Laurel and Lindsey as they are your virtual models showcasing everything from heels to high-tops.
CAPTURE. Alex Beal PHOTOGRAPHER, STUDENT IG:@alexander_beal_ EMMA GARSCHAGEN: emmagarschagen.weebly.com
Rosetta Hall DINING HALL AND MUSIC VENUE
For Alex Beal, photography is the art of capturing subjects which requires close
Right now, each restaurant stall is down to
interaction like intimate portraits of local brands. Now that social distancing has
one owner/operator with their independent
become the safest way for us to navigate the current epidemic, there is a space
chefs prepping food for pick-up and deliv-
forced between us, requiring artists to examine their approach in a new light. Beal, a
ery. They have personally hired locals for
24-year-old Boulder-born resident, does freelance photography and marketing and
their in-house delivery service to minimize
has the fortune of working from home during quarantine. His passion for capturing
cost for them and their customers. One of
life has led him outdoors to the desolate streets of Boulder.
the rarest commodities in Boulder are the
“For the first time in my life it feels like I’m living through a significant moment in history,” he says.
farmers and ranchers, which the business aims to protect as there is concern around
Shooting on a clunky medium format 645 Maymia with an astounding depth of
the impact this will have on them, making
field, Beal will have to wait until dark rooms reopen to see the images caught. Art
your purchase even more important to the
mimics life here as these black-and-white stills hold the same unknowing outcome
success of the entire community. They have
as the epidemic itself.
offered their entire staff, around 100 employ-
Alongside his partner, Emma Garschagen who is a local painter, Beal has the time to explore the media he has strayed from over the years, like collaborating on
ees, some financial relief by providing them each with two weeks of pay.
the canvas as a way to find togetherness. “I have found solace in picking up a paint brush again,” Beal shares. “I think this time presents an opportunity, for those fortunate enough to keep working, to create some beauty from the confines of our home.” CONTINUED >
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EDUCATE. Edie Ure DESIGNER, NATURAL DYER AND EDUCATOR IG: @edieure_ You may know Edie Ure from her sustainable hand-dyed pillows and linens sold in shops around Colorado. The London native has resided in Boulder with her kids for 13 years now while hand-making products with raw and found materials that stand out in a world of plastic replicas. Now, Ure is busy leading projects aimed at educating others on the necessity of working more conscientiously with the environment. “We have become a material culture, not having a concept of the origination of something or the process it took to create it. This virus has led us to come home to ourselves and illuminated the fragile aspects of human economic life that is not designed to harmonize with laws of nature.” Since the pandemic, Ure has distributed seeds and plants across Colorado, inspiring others to grow their own gardens. She has also developed online tutorials to demonstrate how to dye material with compost waste, like avocado pits and onion skins. Her home-school project connects local littles to grow and care for their own indigo plants, which can then be used to dye scarves at-home. She has shipped precious silk-made pillow cases to medical workers on the frontlines and is promoting people to grow their own vegetables alongside local florists, Reverie Fields.
Infused, A CBD Marketplace PAUL TALBOT / OWNER “We are here to help you manage your sleep, stress, anxiety and pain during this time. Our storefront is open for business, and to take all precautions we have a hand-washing policy before entering the store, a non-touch checkout method and our staff will handle all the products themselves while educating you about what you are buying.” In addition to sales dropping, they are dealing with the difficulty of receiving financial support, like small business loans. The most important thing right now is to engage with other small businesses, the community and to remind people to shop locally versus big box stores.
“By growing things, we support the local ecosystem, promoting soil health which is beneficial to the climate. I think everything has to change. We need to learn how to support our local community and buy from farmers and small businesses.”
T/ACO PETER WATERS / OPERATIONAL OWNER “Our whole goal is to break even, keep money in my staff’s pockets, and survive this storm because when we come out of this, we want to be ready to roll. We have built a successful restaurant because of our staff, and we’re not about to turn our backs on the people who made it all possible.” Their fan-favorite tacos are now in the form of tasty to-go burritos. Don’t miss their takeaway 30-ounce mason jars batched with margaritas (about six margs in each) selling for $30. To offset the financial challenges employees are facing, The Well Church is conducting a fundraising campaign among its congregation. They match the first $2,000 in donations, and T/aco’s staff will be the recipient of these donations.”
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Zoe Ma Ma / Chimera
Haven
OZO Coffee Company
EDWIN ZOE / OWNER
MICHELLE DEHAVEN / OWNER
JUSTIN HARTMAN / OWNER & CEO
“This industry is the stage for our
“We’ve had to shift our goals signifi-
“We know how to make coffee
community, and so far, the only support
cantly and re-think our orders for fall
really well, and we don’t want to stop.
many of us have received is that bor-
and winter. This is a hard time for us
Although we have had to reduce hours
rowing money makes it easier, which
and for our showrooms, vendors, the
with a skeleton crew, we are doing free
is not a long-term solution. Regarding
makers and the artists.” Haven is hus-
delivery for online purchases around
Chimera, which has had to temporarily
tling hard behind closed doors along
Boulder and selling bulk coffee bags.”
shutter its doors, we plan to come out
with all of the boutique businesses
Ozo's recent pop-up shop is selling
of this crisis with new and creative
we love in Boulder. Haven is offering
whole bean coffee at a major dis-
concepts, better for us and for you—our
free local delivery, FaceTime appoint-
count, with proceeds going to the OZO
customers.” Regarding Zoe Ma Ma,
ments, curbside pickup, discounts for
Employee Fund. Ozo is also keeping up
customers can get healthy servings of
shoppers and sending out boxes for
monthly donations of its delicious cof-
affordable food, like fresh egg noodles
VIP customers.
fee to shelters in Boulder and Denver.
Jungle
Mecha Resistance & Cardio+
JAKE NOVOTNY / GENERAL
BRI TAYLOR (RESISTANCE
MANAGER AND PARTNER
DIRECTOR AND TEACHER)
and vegetables for only $7.00. Zoe Ma Ma is open for pick-up and delivered meals, while its Denver location is primarily serving food to families in need.
Arcana
“We are a community bar. Our prices
“Our classes at Mecha are hard, and
are affordable. I think we are right where
a big part of the experience is sticking
ELLIOTT TOAN /
we want to be when the closures are
with it even when you want to quit, then
OWNER & OPERATOR
lifted. We want to be that place where
celebrating your hard work with those
“This is a labor-intensive industry,
people can finally gather, hug it out
around you. Our instructors have worked
which is a beautiful part of the industry
and grab a beer in close proximity to
together to create donation-based online
and a necessary function of the econ-
one another.” Bars have directly been
content for our community via Zoom,
omy. Workers need protection, social
affected as they operate under the
YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. It’s
safety nets and new structures to help
on-premise liquor laws. Fortunately,
great to know that through technology,
independent businesses. We are work-
new legislation has allowed them to
we have the ability to provide a sense
ing with Conscious Alliance and BVSD to
now offer sealed alcoholic beverages
of wellness for people who are living in
identify families who are at risk for food
to-go. Jungle’s best-selling cocktails
a world of uncertainty. Virtually, we can
and security, by serving 20-30 meals a
QuaranTIKI’s are available for takeaway.
all experience some grain of normalcy
day, oftentimes to households with up to
Plus, all of the tips go straight into the
through familiar voices and faces. We
12 people.” Arcana’s pay-what-you-can
employees' pockets.
really are all in this together.”
menu is priced from $0 and is available for pick-up—a way to honor the community by bringing meals to all.
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