Concerned about rising costs?
Hearing a lot about inflation on the news? The economy is a big topic this summer, and many members of our community may be feeling the financial strain.
From critical financial support to free summer fun, the city offers resources to help get our community through tough economic times.
Need help making ends meet?
Fun, free programs for every community member.
From reading to hiking to playing, and everything in between, we have your passion covered! Check out these free city programs for kids, adults and the entire family.
Hit the trail
Through free nature education programs, the city’s Open Space and Mountain Parks team aims to help community members experience shared public lands and learn how to protect them. Free Open Space and Mountain Parks Programs
Grab a book!
The library offers a vast array of events, programs and activities for the whole family. It also is a center for free resources beyond books, like video streaming, lifelong learning and research services, as well as access to free bike shares and outdoor recreation backpack kits.
Head to the park
There are dozens of free parks in the city, including playgrounds, picnic areas, a skate park, the Pearl Street Mall, community parks, dog parks and more! Start planning your City of Boulder free parks visit
Tour the local art scene
Boulder has a thriving public art scene – from murals to permanent public art, to temporary installations, there is something for everyone. Plan your own local art tour
Over 60?
The city’s Older Adult Services team aims to inspire and empower older adults to age well through community connection, learning and play. They offer a wide range of programs and services from health and wellness and lifelong learning to case management and supportive services. Explore Older Adult Services offerings
Concerned about the planet?