Emily & Taylor
Things To Do
Avery Brewing Company
We love this place and the seasonal brews (ask for a taste of the Tweak - but be careful!)
Boulder Theater
The Boulder Theater is bound to have a great NYE run. We've seen St. Paul and the Broken Bones (our backup wedding band), John Butler Trio, The Wood Brothers, and many more at the Boulder Theater!
The Laughing Goat
We used to walk over the Laughing Goat all the time for a cortado! Enjoy a warm drink and there might be music playing too!
Attic Bar & Bistro
Looking for the PERFECT place to watch the Eagles game!? Look no further - The Attic is our Boulder Eagles Bar serving great bites and cold beer. Fly Eagles Fly.
Eldora Mountain Resort
Ah, "The Pearl of the Rockies", and an excellent downhill/nordic ski hill close to Boulder. Be sure to visit the Knotted Root Brewery on your way back down the canyon!
Knotted Root Brewing Company
This brewery is one of our favorites! Owned and operated by a childhood friend of Taylor's it is a great spot to stop after a hike or on your way home from the slopes. Worth the drive through the canyon, but plan for about 45 min in each direction. (Make sure you bring us home a four pack of their brew!)
Cured
This is an adorable shop by our old apartment with charcuterie, wine, and craft coffee. Great for breakfast, snacks, and lunch.
Chautauqua Park
The Colorado Chautauqua is considered THE western representation of the “chautauqua movement” that swept the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is the only chautauqua west of the Mississippi that has continuously operated with its original structures intact, largely used for their original purposes. Located at the base of the Flatirons, the Colorado Chautauqua is one of only 26 National Historic Landmarks in the state of Colorado and one of the few remaining chautauquas in the United States. Now in its second century, the Colorado Chautauqua attracts over one million visitors each year while remaining committed to its historic purpose. Music, charming accommodations in the historic cottages and lodges, indoor and outdoor venues, the historic Dining Hall, and direct access to 40 miles of trails and thousands of acres of open space.
Pearl Street
This four block pedestrian mall has great shops and restaurants if you want to take a stroll from the hotel Boulderado, head one block south.