The Superior Khandbari Sister City project is hosting the first annual Superior Bazaar to take place on December 4, 2021 at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road).

The event is scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and will feature vendors from across the north metro area. Products for sale will include handmade jewelry & ornaments, art prints, original acrylic paintings, crocheted baby blankets, bath products and lotions, quilted bags, candles, note cards, handmade pottery, knit hats, food products and much more. Additionally, there will be several Nepalese products for sale. A portion of the sales at the Superior Bazaar will benefit the Superior Khanbari Sister City Project. 

The Boulder Children's Chorale kicks off the holiday perfomances. Enjoy a sing-along at the end of the show. Hosted by the Cultural Arts and Public Spaces Committee (CAPS).

Sunday, December 5
Superior Community Center
4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Hot soups, salads, crusty bread and more available for purchase after the concert.

CAPS hosts another great evening of celebration with Faire la fête, featuring fine performances of music and dance, food and music to be enjoyed by all ages.

Saturday, December 11
Superior Community Center

French Jazz Piano & French Pastries from 3:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m.

Danse Etoile Ballet from 4:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Select wine pairings available for purchase.

Join us Sunday, December 12 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Superior Community Center. Boulder Suzuki Strings (BSS) will perform well-known classical pieces as well as a variety of holiday favorites that are sure to put you in a festive mood. For close to 40 years, BSS has offered quality instruction in violin, viola and cello to students ranging in age from four to eighteen years of age. We look forward to sharing our music with you!

The Winter Lights exhibit project at Grasso Park (100 E. Williams St.) returns! Be on the lookout in early December for the temporary immersive light and music installation by artist David Farquharson and his workspace Farhorizon Studio. The installation is intended to provide the community with a fun, family-friendly light experience during the winter month nights with its three separate experiential zones. This Winter Arts in the Park installation can be visited through April 2022.

Bring your voice and your good cheer for a great time to socialize with your neighbors and sing some holiday classics! This event will be sure to lift your spirits and diffuse some of your holiday stress. If you would like to attend, please email alyna.waters@gmail.com to reveive a PDF of songs that you can print or download for the sing-along. Invite your friends and neighbors! This one is going to be a blast!

Thursday, December 23
Superior Community Center
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Join host, Gina DeNucci, RN, along with Boulder Community Health physicians and community partners as they discuss a variety of tips on how to stay active, eat healthy and be well!

You can watch it on YouTube right now!

In this episode you will learn about: Shifting from Stigma to Action in Management of Obesity, 5 Ways Tracking What You Eat Can Help You Meet Your Health Goals and how Pickleball Brings Health to All Ages featuring our very own Lydia Yecke!

And here's a bonus - You can Watch and Win. Be Well is giving away a $75 gift card to Frank's Chop House in Boulder!

This Must Be the Place by artist Joshua Wiener is a newly installed sculpture series with an accompanying winding viewing trail.

With the mountains visibly to the west from MaCaslin Boulevard, the five 74” tall steel rings appear to be rolling down the hill, or climbing upward, depending on one’s vantage point. The surrounding views framed by each ring will shift while traversing the path or simply passing by, but ultimately creating or enhancing a sense of motion.  

Come by the Oerman-Roche Trailhead to view this new art installation. 414 McCaslin Boulevard in Superior.

Rodenticides, commonly called “rat poison”, are frequently used to control mice and voles around homes. However, these toxins can have a devastating effect on predators, especially raptors, when they capture and eat poisoned rodents. A mouse that has eaten rodenticide takes about five days to die, and until then the sickened animal is an easy target for predators. Eating just a single poisoned mouse can kill a small or nestling raptor.

What are some ways to keep our homes and yards free of rodents without using poison? The most effective solution is to eliminate food sources--like spilled birdseed, loose compost, or fallen fruit--that attract rodents. Removing hiding places such as thick vegetation from around the house and sealing small openings in siding and around doors can keep mice away. Voles especially dislike the smell of coffee grounds, garlic, and hot chili peppers, so these can be blended and spread around areas of vole activity. Finally, there are various trap options to catch and control rodents.

December 7, 1941 brought an attack upon the United States the likes of which had never been seen before. Join Active Minds on this 80^th anniversary as we tell the story from both the Japanese and the U.S. perspective. We will cover not only how the Japanese planned and executed such a bold attack, but also how the U.S. could have been caught so completely unaware. We will also examine the impact this had on World War II and the American psyche.

This is an indoor, in-person program December 7 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road) hosted by the Louisville Public Library. Currently, masks are required in all indoor public settings in Boulder County for everyone age 2 and older, regardless of vaccination status.

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Even More News and Updates: Check out the November 2021 Superior Sentinel newsletter.