Tune in tonight to 91.5 FM at around 7:30 pm to listen to Boulder Creek’s own Sugar By The Pound perform live.
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New Store: Lovebites Sweets To Go
Right in downtown beside New Leaf… looks really good!
“Lovebites Sweets To Go is focused on providing high-quality baked good, sweets and candies and store hours are Tuesday-Thursday from 7am to 6pm and Friday – Sunday 7am to 8pm. Click HERE to view their website.
DIO Fest 2016 – Band Lineup
The lineup for this year’s DIO Fest has been announced. Highlights include The Painted Horses, Windy Hill and Boulder Creek’s own The Naked Bootleggers.
The event will be held April 29 – May 1st up the mountain at Camp Krem. For locals who prefer not to camp out, there is now a day-pass option.
For more info, please visit DIO’s website by clicking HERE.
Happening Now at Scopazzi’s
The Wildcat Moutain Ramblers, opening the Brookdale Bluegrass Spring Fling.
Rain Update: March 17, 2016
According to the Boulder Creek Weather Station, as of now we’ve received over 41 inches of rain this season, and it looks like we have more on the way.
Also of note, for the first time in 3 years Loch Lomond is full and open to the public. To read more detail and see a video of Loch Lomond from KSBW Channel 8, click HERE .
Tonight at 6pm – First Friday Art Walk Boulder Creek
Tonight – Come to downtown Boulder Creek for the First Friday Art Walk Boulder Creek! Participating shops include lille æske, The Foundre, Viscosity Glass, Agz Ragz, Boulder Creek Thrift & Boutique and Art Lab.
Click the image below to go to the First Friday Art Walk Facebook page….
Message of the Week: IT TAKES A HABIT
From the Boulder Creek Community Church . . .
Boulder Creek Town Lights
The town Lighting Project is nearly complete and is looking great. Below are some pictures taken on tonight’s full moon. Click the image for a larger view……
Message of the Week: The Best Apology
From the Boulder Creek Community Church . . .
San Lorenzo Valley Museum Looking for Docents
From the SLV Museum….
Enjoy talking with people? Want to learn more about San Lorenzo Valley history? The SLV Museum is looking for docents to welcome visitors and inform them of upcoming events, answer questions, and handle bookstore sales.
Did you know we have on display a panoramic photo of Boulder Creek in 1902? Do you know the difference between horse and oxen shoes? Have you seen the photo of a woman in 1875 going down the flume in a wooden boat? Share our fascinating local history with visitors.
Training available – just call up to schedule. 831-338-8382
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