Holiday Closure
All City of Boulder administrative facilities, public libraries and Age Well Centers will be closed Monday, May 29, for the Memorial Day holiday. Some facilities and services will be open.
A photo of people milling around tents during the 2022 Boulder Creek Festival near the Main Boulder Public Library in the background.
Justin Greenstein, Office of Special Events, greensteinj@bouldercolorado.gov, 303-413-7222
Jennifer Bray, media relations, brayj@bouldercolorado.gov, 720-413-4215
“Boulder Creek Festival is celebrating its 34th year of creating joyful memories for the Boulder community and beyond,” says Boulder Creek Festival Event Director Ryan Slater. “From music and food to art and family-friendly experiences, this inclusive community event is the official start to summer fun.”
Featured activities at the 2023 Boulder Creek Festival are:
Many more details are available on the Boulder Creek Festival website.
“This year's Boulder Creek Festival promises to be one of the best yet with an incredible lineup of musical acts, delicious food vendors, and activities for all ages, there's something for everyone to enjoy,” says City of Boulder Events Manager Justin Greenstein.
The Boulder Creek Festival takes place along Boulder Creek from 9th to 14th streets between Canyon Boulevard and Arapahoe Avenue. Attendees are encouraged to utilize alternative transportation to and from the event, such as biking, walking or public transportation. Boulder Creek Festival strives to produce a responsible, zero-waste event.
Beginning Friday morning, May 26, festival set up will begin and there will be parking closures in the Civic Area, including at the City of Boulder’s Atrium building, Main Boulder Public Library, Penfield Tate II building, and the New Britain and Park Central buildings. Parking is available at the city’s public parking garages downtown. Many more details can be found at the Boulder Creek Festival website: bouldercreekfest.com.