Winter Caution, Open Space Changes, and Solidarity Protests: Your Boulder Update
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If you are looking outside and wondering what to expect, that Front Range storm has moved on, but the cold is sticking around, so watch for slick spots and black ice on neighborhood streets and shaded trails through the morning commute and into the afternoon. Recent snow means the foothills look gorgeous, but it also means extra caution if you are heading up into the high country or out early with the dog.
In civic news, Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks department is kicking off a systemwide multimodal improvements assessment as part of the citywide strategic plan. That may sound wonky, but it could shape how we hike, bike, and bus to trailheads for years to come, with potential changes to parking, transit access, and safer bike and pedestrian connections to popular open space areas. Public input opportunities are expected as the assessment moves forward, so if you care about how crowded Chautauqua feels on a Saturday or how you access Marshall Mesa, this is one to keep on your radar.
There is also a major regional story with a Boulder angle today. Following the fatal shooting of Colorado native Renee Good by ICE agents in Minneapolis, solidarity protests are planned across Colorado, including an “ICE OUT for Good” gathering at the corner of Broadway and Canyon in downtown Boulder from noon to 2 p.m. Organizers are tying the event to broader questions about immigration enforcement and Colorado’s role, so expect visible demonstrations, possible traffic slowdowns, and a strong law enforcement presence around the Civic Area and Pearl Street during midday.
If you are in the mood for arts instead of activism, the Dairy Arts Center hosts Move By Morelli’s “The Club” Showcase late this morning, as the local competitive dance team kicks off its 2026 season with an annual performance that draws families and dance fans from across the county. Later this afternoon, social dancers can step into another era with an English Country Dance session in Boulder, featuring live music and a caller leading classic and modern dances in the Playford tradition.
Sports fans get a big one tonight as the Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball team hosts ranked Texas Tech in Big 12 play at the CU Events Center, with conference implications and a likely packed student section. Expect heavier traffic and fuller buses around campus before and after the game.
And for night owls, the Fox Theatre on the Hill lights up with a high-energy local rock bill: Bitchflower with Liquid Chicken, BlurredRadio, and Gush on stage at 8 p.m., a good option if you want to warm up indoors and support the local music scene.
This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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