Niwot Hall

11/13/2025

So much is going on in the Hall during this holiday season. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter and you'll get the lowdown on public events.

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11/13/2025

What a lovely and special event. Thank you for sharing your photos

Niwot Colorado

11/11/2025

This Saturday, Nov. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. join award winning painter Kathleen Lanzoni in the Hall to watch and learn about her painting expertise.

Her paintings just went up in the Hall and will be available for sale through December.

For each sale of her paintings, 30% of the price is a donation to the Hall, a nonprofit organization.

11/07/2025

Painter in the Hall on Saturday, November 15, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Award winning artist, Kathleen Lanzoni, the Hall's Artist in Residence, will be on hand for a painting demonstration. Peruse her beautiful pieces, which have to be seen in person to be appreciated.

Kathleen welcomes you to come enjoy both her creative and expert process, along with taking the time to look at 20 pieces on the walls of the main hall.

Each piece is for sale with 30% of the price going as a donation to Niwot Hall, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.

11/07/2025

You won't want to miss it - Winter Wind'erland with the Boulder Philharmonic's Woodwind Quintet on Wednesday, December 10, at 6 PM

Join the Boulder Philharmonic at Niwot Hall for a festive evening of holiday music, hot cocoa and other treats! Tickets are $25 for adults, children are just $10.

Get your tickets at https://bcop-internet.choicecrm.net/dist/ #/event-details/S0:E216

11/06/2025

Music at the Hall is from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. this month so that everyone may attend the Veterans Day Banner event at 2 p.m. on Second Avenue.

11/02/2025

So many fun things coming soon!

Happy November! We have some fun events going on around town with the Annual Holiday Parade at the end of the month!! 🍂

11/02/2025

Fingerstyle Extravaganza: California Meets Colorado - a concert featuring Teja Gerken and Michael DeLalla
Thursday, November 6, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Teja Gerken is renowned throughout the world of guitars for his stellar playing, compositions, and arrangements. Besides performing and recording, Teja has also written extensively about guitars, guitarists, and related subjects.

Niwotian Michael DeLalla has been serving up a delicious brew of his solo guitar compositions and arrangements drawn on musical traditions gathered worldwide, steeped with classical training and seasoned with jazz and folk influences. His fluency on classical, 12-string, and steel-string acoustic guitar showcases gifted improvisation and dazzling technical facility that never sacrifices the richness and poignancy of his compositions.

Tickets include free drinks for those over 21 years old. $20 cash or Venmo at the door.

Niwot Colorado

11/02/2025

Kathleen Lanzoni’s award winning art is installed and ready for your viewing pleasure from November through December at Niwot Hall.

Lanzoni’s passion for watercolor painting, both in plein air and in the studio, is powerful and needs to be seen in person to be appreciated.

During Kathleen’s show at the hall, 30% of each painting’s purchase price will be donated to Niwot Hall.

Niwot Colorado

08/09/2025

Please plan to attend the Rally to Save Boulder Farms & Small Businesses, Tuesday, August 12, 10-11AM, at Second Avenue and Murray Street, Niwot

Organized by the Boulder County Farms and Jobs Alliance and the Niwot Business Association, this event will call on county leaders to allow local choice on a fair, regionally appropriate minimum wage policy.

Farmers, small businesses, and community residents will gather in Niwot at the parking lot on Murray Street (between Second and Third Avenue) on Tuesday, August 12, at 10 a.m. for a powerful rally featuring local voices to protest a Boulder County wage mandate that is threatening the survival of farms, youth employment, and historic towns in unincorporated areas of Boulder County.

Speakers will share firsthand accounts of closures, lost hiring capacity, and competitive disadvantages as unincorporated communities are forced to pay wages up to 41% higher than neighboring cities.

The public is encouraged to hear directly from those who will be impacted by this ordinance and to inform you how you will be impacted as consumers.