The annual sale at Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery, at 47 years one of the nation’s oldest such coops, knocks 20% off the price of all items — ceramics, glass, wood, jewelry, fiber arts, graphics and more. This is a great time to buy something special for yourself or save some on a unique and creative gift for an upcoming occasion.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday & Saturday, March 1 & 2, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday March 3. Remember that parking is FREE in downtown Boulder garages on Saturday and Sunday. 1421 Pearl St., Boulder.

Long to be a backyard farmer? Get ready for chick season with a
Raise you hand if you throw up your hands every time your computer stops playing nice. Yep, I see a lot of hands waving. Here’s a
Bring your favorite preschooler to 
While we rarely post about summer camps, this one in Castle Rock may appeal to those seeking a high-energy, hands-on STEM camp that spans six hours a day over five days. 
Grab your gear and survive the zombie apocalypse! Teens in grade 6 to 12 are invited to an after-hours lock in at 
Repairing rather than tossing items not only saves money but also helps the environment, so before you give up on that broken appliance, lamp, toy, furniture, clothing/fabric item and buy yet another one, learn how to fix it. Boulder’s
“Sweet + Salty Love Stories of Denver’s Past” is an appropriate name for a one-hour walking tour of the Congress Park neighborhood on Sunday, February 10 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Phil Goodstein, Colorado historian, brilliant storyteller, and Congress Park neighbor, tells tales of love…some sordid, some sweet to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Meet at Sweet Cooies (3506 12th Ave., Denver) for the tour and stop by for an ice cream treat afterward.
