Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Wednesday, November 26, 2025.As the Thanksgiving holiday draws near, Boulder is bustling with ways to connect, celebrate, and make the most of the season. For those planning the holiday ahead, a quick reminder: city offices, rec centers, and Age Well Centers will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving, with some closures extending into Friday, so double-check before heading out for any city services.If you’ve got guests in town or just want to savor Boulder’s food scene, this is a prime week for culinary adventures. Local food writer John Lehndorff’s latest Boulder food itinerary is packed with recommendations that are sure to please everyone at your table and maybe even get your visitors out exploring. Check out a classic Celestial Seasonings tour to sniff the famous mint room, or embrace the mountain atmosphere at brunch on the Chautauqua Dining Hall porch. If you’re seeking something special, try an immersive meal at Dushanbe Teahouse or sample Boulder’s award-winning culinary institutions like Frasca Food and Wine, Blackbelly, or Zoe Ma Ma.For a delicious step back in time, don’t miss the Boulder Eats exhibit at the Museum of Boulder, celebrating a century and a half of local food. And if you’re craving sips as well as bites, Boulder’s tasting rooms have you covered, from Boulder Spirits to Redstone Meadery, or even a local kava drink at The Root Kava Co. For those thinking ahead to host gifts or stocking stuffers, shops like Moksha Chocolate and The Peppercorn offer unique, local finds.Looking for things to do today, especially with kids off from school or family in town? The Boulder Public Library’s makerspace BLDG 61 is open this afternoon for creative drop-in sessions. The University of Colorado is also hosting events—check their campus calendar for social hours and planetarium programs, many of them free and open to the public.As the region eyes the future, calls are growing louder for the Northern Front Range passenger rail project to finally connect Boulder, Longmont, and Fort Collins by train. Local leaders see it as a boost for regional mobility, climate, and the economy, but negotiations are still ongoing, so it will be a few years before you can board a train to Denver or beyond.If your holiday plans involve a trek to Longmont for shopping or burgers, be aware that In-N-Out has just opened there, causing some traffic around the Harvest Moon Drive area. If Costco is your destination, use South Martin Drive to avoid the gridlock.Looking ahead, mark your calendar for the Winter Market at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont on December 6th and 7th, with more than 150 local farms and food artisans ready to help you make the season even tastier.And finally, a shoutout to families built through adoption—last weekend was National Adoption Day, celebrated across Colorado. It’s a heartwarming reminder of the power of community and commitment, especially at this time of year.That’s your rundown for today. However you’re celebrating this week, Boulder’s community spirit and vibrant local culture promise to keep things lively, welcoming, and delicious. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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