The NoBo Art Center is part of the NoBo Art District off Broadway in North Boulder. It's a bit hard…read moreto find. If you're going north on Broadway, turn left when you see Wapos Mexican restaurant, then follow the driveway to the south of the restaurant building. Immediately behind Wapos you'll see a low, green building with garage-type business units. The first space is the NoBo Art Center. This facility is used for monthly art exhibits, selected from NoBo Art District member proposals. There is also an active schedule of events including workshops, classes, and performances. The space is available to rent by NoBo members. This is a small, basic space for art exhibition, but it has good, white walls, a decent lighting system, and a reasonably high ceiling. It provides an acceptable gallery for viewing art. I have only made one visit so far, so I can't comment on the quality of the NoBo membership, but the exhibit I saw of Mollie Jackson's work was quite impressive. Some of her pieces were fairly large-scale and the space was able to accommodate them.

Located in the deep dark recesses (B2, second level basement) of the Roser ATLAS building on CU…read moreBoulder's Campus, the black box theater hosts a steady stream of intimate, fairly off-the-beaten path performances. How about some multi-media performance art with projections and dance and constantly shifting set design? Some butoh for your iconoclastic soul? This small venue seats roughly 20, depending on the performance, with no fixed seats and definitely no reserved seating. You may be standing and walking around, or sitting on the floor, or sitting in free-standing chairs. Though these events don't tend to sell out in advance, they do tend to fill up fairly quickly - everything is first-come first-served (unless you buy tickets online) so come mill about in the small waiting area about 15 minutes before show time. Park either in the Euclid parking lot or at the free-after-hours meters. No food or drink in the theater. If you want to see what people do when they have virtually free reign of cultural production, spend a night in the Black Box. With little investment, you can usually reap a pretty great reward.

Sonshine is a wonderful school with great staff. You really don't need to look anymore. This group…read morehas been in business for 23-24 years. They have a gym inside to play when it's cold, classrooms for each age group, a playground, secure doors, and everyone seems to work well together. I like that they treat the kids like their own but still have educational activities school pictures and such like we were in elementary already. And they are so affordable I had to ask twice!

This is such a fun activity, centrally located near downtown Longmont, is easy to find and has…read moreoff-street parking. The staff are so knowledgeable and friendly, it makes a new activity more accessible! And reasonably priced! Check out the options, I bet you can find an option that you like!

Very clean, nice simple facility with large clean wudu area and resources. Thank you.read more

There is an amazing sense of familial bond and camaraderie at this Masjid. Due to its close…read moreproximity to Colorado School of Mines, the Masjid attracts Muslim international students from all over the world especially Middle East, South Asia, Far East, and North Africa. As a young person, it was very easy for me to blend right in and make close friends. The local community members are very outdoorsy and social. From ski trips and cycling adventures all the way to weekend dinner feasts and Ramadan Iftaars. I would recommend anyone moving to the nearby area to attend Islamic Center of Golden and engage in this loving community.

I paid for a remote class and took time off from work to attend. A week before class is to start I…read moreget an email saying the class has been postponed due to a medical emergency. Obviously, I'm upset because I had to take PTO to attend the class. They rescheduled for 2 weeks later but I'd essentially have to take 2 weeks of PTO In a month, and that's isn't doable. So, I email and explain my situation and how inconvenient this is for me. The response that I received from the company owner is below. Needless to say, I would never recommend this company to anyone for anything. I had planned to take a couple of courses from this place. Not after this (and this was only the first email):

Bob Pearson's Tips and Tricks for Travel Photography was an excellent 3-hour seminar. We covered…read morehow to find interesting places on Lonely Planet and National Geographic Travel, packing lightly without checking bags, iPhones versus DSLRs, lenses, shutter speeds, white balance, the Rule of Thirds, and the Golden Hours of sunrise and sunset. Highly recommend!

Easy Free Parking. Clean Facilities. Affordable Programs. Fun and Knowledgeable Teachers…read more All different styles of learning taken into consideration. Even Study abroad immersion programs~! What more do you want!?! Got over my Plateau, and finally exciting progress is being made. Wish I had found this place sooner~! :)

Fantastic learning environment! Was looking for small class sizes and found it here. I really…read moreappreciate their approach to learning a new language, especially for an absolute beginner like me. I highly recommend Journey Language Center to anyone looking to learn a new language or improve their current language skills.

After falling in love with the Galvanize franchise in San Francisco, I couldn't wait to check out…read morethe Denver location. It took me awhile to motivate myself to deal with the parking situation in this area until I realized I could just use an app like SpotHero. Got a day-long garage spot for $7 or something. Totally safe area full of restaurants and greenery. Instructions for finding Galvanize (and logging onto the WiFi network) in the DeskPass app were easy to follow. Love the space itself, and photos online ACTUALLY do it justice. The view of Confluence Park is phenomenal. Plenty of common tables to pow-wow with your team or by yourself. There's a spacious kitchen area with barstools. Like most coworking spaces in Denver, Galvanize is dog-friendly and full of community events. Definitely notorious for being a hub for tech startups vs creatives. I look forward to checking it out again in the future.

This is a nice modern, collaborative workspace. Most folks are pretty young, and everyone has a…read moreyouthful personality. They allow dogs and serve kombucha and cold brew! They used to serve beer, but I guess things change. The facilities are kept clean and everyone on the staff is super nice. There is always leftover food and snacks after events, so that can be a perk if you forget lunch. Plus you can go to the many dining locations nearby: Brider, Maria Empanada, Denver Poke, Poke House, Denver Beer Co, pizza places, food trucks, other grub. I enjoy coming to Galvanize for work.