Wonderful way to meet new people in your community. Social and educational opportunities available…read moreand other activities such as hiking, nature walks, entertainment venues and more.

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers does what its name implies -- they organize groups of volunteers…read moreto do ecological restoration on wild public lands. I've volunteered with WRV for 5 of its 10 years and can honestly say that they have figured-out the magic recipe for providing a truly rewarding volunteer experience, whether it's as simple as a morning spent pulling an invasive weed in Boulder or as intense as a multi-day, high-altitude alpine project where the mission is to repair erosion damage along steep sections of trail. Plus (fellow Yelpers ought to like this), WRV tends to feed its volunteers well on projects. My motto is 'will work for food,' and I'm right at home with WRV.

Great way to help the native flora. We collected seeds from many different wild plants in many…read morelocations within an hours drive. The seeds will be later collected by rubbing the seed heads on screens, so I hear. Then, they will be used to replant native plants in restoration areas. The COVID-19 virus happened during their normal seed cleaning period so I hope they can catch up when all this is done. You either carpool or drive yourself to the location where the seeds have been pre-scouted, then wander and stoop to pluck the seed heads. WRV offers snacks like granola bars, cheese sticks, fruit and soda/sparkling water with essences. The typical time out of your day might be 4 hours... 9-1 usually, plus short nature hikes with expert guides, and they also offer full day and camping/working trips. They are organized through Boulder County (I forgot the last part of the name) on St. Vrain Rd. You can get more information off the web by looking for Wildlands Resources Volunteers. You can subscribe to them and you'll get lists of types of help needed, dates and times and can register from there. Many of the volunteers have worked with them for many, many years. Registration may be limited so sign up as fast as you can and there is a waiting list so if you can't make it, let them know.

On a long hold not very good service you cannot get rides it would be very helpful if they had a…read morebetter way to get instead of having a long hold on the phone I am always on hold 8 to 430 all day long I hate that it's the worst it never used to be this way it used to be so much better Maybe you can have a voicemail click on instead of this long hold and you can leave a message and you can get a return call back that would be more helpful and then you can schedule your ride when someone calls you back that would be more helpful thank you so much and I never can get right sometimes a lot of the time I wish I could start getting rides every time I call I hate being on the waitlist and a lot of times when I'm on the waitlist I never can get rides and you can't get a live person you're on hold for eight hours and a half I do not like spending my whole day on hold with Via You guys need to figure out a better way to answer your phones and put rides in and you need to have more rides available

During a time while my car is out of service, I have had the opportunity to experience Via. I…read morehad first heard about Via in the weeks after the flood in September. They were offering free rides for people who had lost their cars in the flood, which was very generous and community-minded. I have only had 3 or 4 rides with Via so far. They have been on time to pick me up which I have appreciated. The office people who answer the telephones and schedule rides are very efficient and detail oriented. The drivers are pretty routine and protocol-focused. I would appreciate a bit more flexibility about being able to get in and out of the car without any help. I do understand they are required to help riders get in and out of their vehicles. This Via service has been a real Godsend for me recently and the cost is very reasonable.

I had reached out to countless businesses to provide an estimate and possibly repair the brakes on…read moremy 1994 Rexhall Aerbus 33' RV. Hunter was the only one to say he'd come out and look at it and eventually do the repairs. He even showed me how to moderate a couple things I didn't know about. He is professional, trustworthy, polite and an ease to work with. And, since he also does work on vehicles (pother than RV's) I've found my new go-to mechanic. I highly recommend this business for any RV repairs, especially those bigger and older rigs no one will look at. Amazing work, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Experience peace of mind on your next road trip with our reliable maintenance services for all…read moretypes of motorhomes, heavy, medium, and light duty trucks as well with all types of trailers. We have the experience, knowledge, and determination to get the job done right at a resonable cost. Our services are 100% mobile so take the hassle of drop off and pick up out of the equation as well as saving money on a tow. Keep us in mind as well with any of your welding, fabricating, and fencing needs we are experienced and knowledgeable with steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys.

Best concert venue! Supports local musicians, has programs for aspiring musicians, roots is greatread more

I had the same experience as one of the guys below. My guitar and amp were rudely moved and almost…read morefell off the back of the too small stage.

We bought two six inch pies - apple and cherry. They were delicious and very reasonably priced ($6…read moreeach). It's great that proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels.

Niche Market makes great fruit pies - the blueberry is the best I've had, and they are all dense…read morewith fruit. They come frozen, to bake at home. Also frozen quiches and soups, tasting like really good homemade. Gluten-free choices, too. The staff are volunteers and all profits go to Meals on Wheels of Boulder. Where else can you do so much good and eat so well ? The store is a little hard to find the first time - it's off 47th St. just north of the intersection with the Diagonal Highway, just east of Foothills Parkway. Plenty of parking.

So many great choices. Store and items clean and bright! It…read moreis an amazing place to shop

It can be great for treasure hunting. Yesterday, picked up like-new Hunter boots ($17) and tee…read more(half off, $1.50). But they have spent their last year becoming less customer-friendly. They redid their pricing; which was previously by type and now by item. The tags talk about returns, but the store is final sale. And yesterday in the middle of the afternoon they decided to close their fitting rooms forever. Their restroom is also closed. Arc Thrift continues to reign supreme in CO.

Did not find anything this time but can't believe their pricing of $3 and $1 finds! Everything is…read more$3 and if tagged with a sticker it's $1. I saw people finding those giant pickling jars for $3 that probably would have been $40+ in the real world. Such a cute shop!

This place is so dirty on the inside and extremely unorganized. I would head to the ARC instead.read more

5 star experience! ANYTHING you think twice about throwing away, save it up and drive it in. They…read morehave carts in the parking lot to unload it from your car. you go in the door give them your address as proof that you live in Boulder County, thats it. took less than 10 minutes and the drive from Longmont to Boulder was worth it to have all of these house/care cleaning chemicals, paints and more recycled safely. Plus they have a great remnant section so you can pick up partials of anything you might need free.