schedule

Boulder Creek Festival will be open:

3pm-10pm on Friday

10am – 10pm on Saturday

10am – 6pm on Sunday

Stay tuned for more information on shopping, concerts and activities.

Celebrate boulder area breweries at this creekside tasting! Get a flight of local brews to enjoy in the grass during the boulder creek festival!

Their exciting fun-filled concerts and CDs are filled with love of the outdoors and ecology, bringing concepts like insect anatomy, energy conservation and plate tectonics to the whole family. If this sounds lofty for the kiddie set, then think again.  Each song is instructive, but never preachy.  And the messages are delivered in a playful manner with memorable musical hooks that captivate children and adults alike.

Considered to be one of the foremost adult community bands in the state, the Broomfield Symphony Brass Quintet comprises more than fifty volunteer musicians from the business, professional, and educational communities in the Boulder, Longmont and Denver metro areas. We are so excited to have the Nationally Award-winning band perform at our Boulder Creek Fest

Taarka seamlessly fuses brilliant instrumental chops with songwriting of great depth and creativity, cooking up musical “sustenance that stays with you long after you’ve pushed away from the table.” Adventurers through the many landscapes of music and true world travelers, veterans of 1000-year floods and veggie oil tour buses, David (voice, mandolin, guitar, and octave mandolin) and Enion Pelta-Tiller (voice, 5-string violin) spin stories and melodies that delight, inspire, and move all who listen.

Boulder Colorado’s longest-running champions of high-energy, authentic Funk and Soul music, The Pamlico Sound are known for their original, contemporary songs and performances, while drawing inspiration from classic legends like Sly & The Family Stone and Parliament Funkadelic. The joyful interplay between band and audience combine to create the “Jive Church”: a non-religious, theatrical/interactive experience inspired by the black Baptist churches of the south—with everyone moving, shouting and shaking in a celebration of the uplifting power of Pure Funk’n Soul.

• Shawn Eckels (of Andy Frasco and the UN)
• Casey Russell (of The Magic Beans)
• Dave Watts (of The Motet)
• Brian Adams (of Deadphish Orchestra)
• Will Trask (of The High Hawks)