Live Jazz, Disco Nights & Boulder Trail Runs – Here’s Saturday

It’s a windy one out there—gusts could hit 40 mph—but that’s not stopping Boulder’s Saturday groove. From live jazz and disco throwdowns to meditative flute shows and Bob Marley laser nights, there’s something for everyone. Let’s get into it.

🌤️ Weather

Expect a breezy spring Saturday with a mix of sun and clouds and a high near 63°. Winds will kick up in the afternoon, gusting as high as 34 mph. There’s a slight chance of rain late in the day, but most of Boulder should stay dry.

Overnight, the wind sticks around and temps dip to around 35°. A few scattered showers are possible before midnight, but skies will clear up heading into Sunday.

• Day: 61°, Wind W 20 mph

• Night: 36°, Wind W 19 mph

• Sunrise: 7:00 am Sunset: 7:15 pm

• Humidity: 29% (day), 36% (night)

• UV Index: 5 of 11 (day), 0 of 11 (night)

📰 Local Stories

CU Boulder students: Want to get paid for research?
The university is hiring students for a variety of research roles and campus jobs this spring and summer. Whether you're into chemistry, communications, or coding, there are opportunities across departments. Check out the list and apply directly through CU’s site.
🔗 Read more

Celebrating Boulder women in education 👩‍🏫
As part of Women’s History Month, the city is spotlighting educators and leaders who’ve shaped Boulder’s schools and programs. It’s a look at the women behind the classrooms—from long-time teachers to youth mentors—who've helped inspire generations.
🔗 Read more

🌳 Applications now open for 2025 Community Forestry Corps
Want to help plant, care for, and protect Boulder’s trees? The city is building a team of seasonal forestry workers for summer 2025. Training included. Great for folks looking to work outdoors and get hands-on experience in environmental work.
🔗 Read more

🦅 Boulder faces uncertainty over $55M in federal funding
A new Reddit post is raising questions about how Boulder will make up for a potential loss in federal funds. The discussion covers possible budget shortfalls, what city programs could be affected, and where locals are focusing their concerns.
🔗 Read more

🔥 Sunset views from Boulder locals
Someone on Reddit asked for the best spots to watch the sunset, and the comments did not disappoint. Favorite answers included Panorama Point, Mt. Sanitas, and the south end of Wonderland Lake Trail.
🔗 Read the thread

🐔 Can backyard chickens spread bird flu to humans?
According to a new report from the Colorado Sun, health experts are watching for signs of avian flu jumping from birds to humans—especially in areas with backyard flocks. So far, cases are rare, but Boulderites who keep chickens should stay informed.
🔗 Read more

🏀 CU Buffs women’s basketball dominates in WBIT opener
CU routed Southeastern Louisiana in the first round of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament, showing strong defense and depth on the bench. They move on to face Air Force in the next round.
🔗 Read more

🐾 Colorado moose boom raises concerns
Wildlife officials are keeping a close eye on rising moose populations across Northern Colorado. More moose means more human-animal encounters—and some biologists are concerned about the strain on local habitats.
🔗 Read more

🎉 CSU wins its March Madness opener
Colorado State took down Memphis in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, giving the Rams their first tournament win in a few years. They'll move on to face Washington State this weekend.
🔗 Read more

♨️ New geothermal bill makes hot springs nervous
Colorado’s booming hot springs industry is raising concerns about a new state bill that could redirect geothermal energy development to commercial use. Some operators say it might limit access or increase costs in the future.
🔗 Read more

📰 Local Stories

CU Boulder students: Want to get paid for research?
The university is hiring students for a variety of research roles and campus jobs this spring and summer. Whether you're into chemistry, communications, or coding, there are opportunities across departments. Check out the list and apply directly through CU’s site.
🔗 Read more

Celebrating Boulder women in education 👩‍🏫
As part of Women’s History Month, the city is spotlighting educators and leaders who’ve shaped Boulder’s schools and programs. It’s a look at the women behind the classrooms—from long-time teachers to youth mentors—who've helped inspire generations.
🔗 Read more

🌳 Applications now open for 2025 Community Forestry Corps
Want to help plant, care for, and protect Boulder’s trees? The city is building a team of seasonal forestry workers for summer 2025. Training included. Great for folks looking to work outdoors and get hands-on experience in environmental work.
🔗 Read more

🦅 Boulder faces uncertainty over $55M in federal funding
A new Reddit post is raising questions about how Boulder will make up for a potential loss in federal funds. The discussion covers possible budget shortfalls, what city programs could be affected, and where locals are focusing their concerns.
🔗 Read more

🔥 Sunset views from Boulder locals
Someone on Reddit asked for the best spots to watch the sunset, and the comments did not disappoint. Favorite answers included Panorama Point, Mt. Sanitas, and the south end of Wonderland Lake Trail.
🔗 Read the thread

🐔 Can backyard chickens spread bird flu to humans?
According to a new report from the Colorado Sun, health experts are watching for signs of avian flu jumping from birds to humans—especially in areas with backyard flocks. So far, cases are rare, but Boulderites who keep chickens should stay informed.
🔗 Read more

🏀 CU Buffs women’s basketball dominates in WBIT opener
CU routed Southeastern Louisiana in the first round of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament, showing strong defense and depth on the bench. They move on to face Air Force in the next round.
🔗 Read more

🐾 Colorado moose boom raises concerns
Wildlife officials are keeping a close eye on rising moose populations across Northern Colorado. More moose means more human-animal encounters—and some biologists are concerned about the strain on local habitats.
🔗 Read more

🎉 CSU wins its March Madness opener
Colorado State took down Memphis in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, giving the Rams their first tournament win in a few years. They'll move on to face Washington State this weekend.
🔗 Read more

♨️ New geothermal bill makes hot springs nervous
Colorado’s booming hot springs industry is raising concerns about a new state bill that could redirect geothermal energy development to commercial use. Some operators say it might limit access or increase costs in the future.
🔗 Read more

That’s your Saturday scoop, Boulder. If you’re heading out tonight, layer up—it’s breezy. We’ll be back tomorrow with a fresh batch of events and stories. Peace!