The 2023 Halloween Mall Crawl did not occur as scheduled following previous years of injury reports and property destruction. By Jessi Sachs
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Looking back at the 2021 Pearl Street Mall Crawl on this year’s Halloween weekend
by Jessi Sachsby Jessi SachsAs Halloween approaches, Boulder residents are reminded of last year’s gathering that caused Pearl Street property damage. By Jessi Sachs
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Vendors and community members gather for Boulder’s annual Fall Fest
The city of Boulder hosted their annual three-day Fall Fest last weekend with artisan market vendors, live music and delicious food and drinks. By Ashley Henderson
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An effort to revive the annual Pearl Street Mall Crawl leads to severe property damage and other concerns. By Addison Luetke
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“We’re here because we have to be”: Workforce on Pearl Street struggles with staying safe and making ends meet
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonBusinesses and workers on Pearl Street struggle to stay safe and make ends meet due to economic fallout from COVID-19. By Henry Larson
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‘Everybody’s very uncertain’: Local businesses hope to survive as coronavirus brings Pearl Street to a halt
As businesses are forced to limit customer interaction, employees are unsure about their future amidst the coronavirus pandemic. By Mairead Brogan
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Three days after declaring disaster emergencies, Boulder County is now banning public gatherings larger than 10 people to curb the spread of COVID-19. By Tory Lysik
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The Senators delight an intimate crowd at The Laughing Goat
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanPhoenix-based folk-rockers, The Senators, brought old-school folk charm to Pearl Street in the first of many Colorado performances. By Ben Berman
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Out Boulder County celebrated “Rainbows Over Pearl” on Pearl Street, marking a festive beginning to Pride Month. By Anna Haynes
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The 32nd annual Boulder Creek Festival graced Memorial Day weekend with crafts, fresh produce and plenty of beer. By Tory Lysik