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Weekly Newsletter|No. 21 — September 29, 2026
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Hello hello FAB! folks!
Today is National Coffee Day. I think this means you can probably get some freebies at Dunkin’ or something (which, obviously no shade, bc my East Coast blood runs on Dunkin’). ![]() (P.S. this newsletter is powered by this morning’s pourover, ft. my new mug made by Cheryl Buell of Buell Pottery!) Lo and behold, below are the official FAB! Coffee & Theatre pairings: Canyon Theater at Boulder Library & Library Café Girl, if you haven’t already heard, the Library café has ONE DOLLAR drip coffee and gorgeous views of the creek. Tips are not accepted, as this is a service provided by the Library. I like to pay cash, especially for such a low amount, so those pesky credit card companies don’t swindle away from our library resources! Located right above the Theater.Chautauqua Auditorium & Trident Get a big, juicy, and affordable pourover on the bookstore side of Trident, pick up a bag of Idle Hands, and then get a bit uncomfortably caffeinated as you make that hike past the cemetery up to the Auditorium.CU IFS & Aviano Anything with their mascarpone cold foam on it, I promise.Cinemark Boulder & Verb Hear me out, get an iced matcha with macadamia nut milk. Order it for here so you can drink it out of the stoutest little glass. They’re a quick jaunt down 30th from one another.Dairy Arts Center & January Coffee Dirty horchata. We’re talking cold brew concentrate, sweetened condensed coconut milk, it is so good and so caffeinated. The breakfast sandwiches at January are excellent too. About 15 min walk from one to the other.SIE FilmCenter & Lula Rose Ok so I used to live near Lula Rose pre-Covid, and then went basically every day throughout. I love this place. The people, the coffee, all top notch. Don’t forget to check out their baked goods across the street too!AMC Westminster & Sweet Bloom Buy a bag of beans! And this spot has cozy booths to debrief a movie in. But beware, it is crawling with digital nomads.To round us out, we have a note from Caribou Current’s Tyler Hickman: Hey FAB readers, We love local news outlets like Caribou Current and The Mountain-Ear. Reach out if you have memories to share! And, let me know if you have any other coffee recs to share.
Do you have any cherished memories of Boulder’s old small, independent theaters? Local arts and culture outlet Caribou Current would love to hear from you. If you grew up going to premieres at The Flatirons Theater on the Hill, Basemar or any of the other beloved small cinemas in The People’s Republic, reach out to [email protected] to tell your story. Tell us what you miss, what’s changed or just share your nostalgia with us — bonus points if you have photos too! We hope to hear from you soon. – Tyler Hickman xoxo see you at the movies, Jenn
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