Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, October 30th, 2025.

We're waking up to a crisp fall morning here in Boulder, and the weather is looking absolutely beautiful for the rest of the week. After that hard freeze we experienced this morning, we're bouncing back to some decent afternoon warmth with sunny skies and highs in the upper 50s. That's just a bit shy of what's typical for late October, but still pleasant enough to enjoy some outdoor time. Tonight we'll see a weak cold front drift through, but honestly it's mostly a non-event. It'll just nudge temperatures down a few degrees for tomorrow and Friday, but we're still looking at low to mid-50s both days. And here's the good news for all you trick-or-treaters out there: Halloween is shaping up beautifully. It'll be cool and crisp, but dry, so just bundle up a bit and enjoy that fall evening.

Now, speaking of Halloween, there's plenty happening around Boulder today and tonight if you're looking for some entertainment. The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadowcast kicks off at seven o'clock at the Boulder Theater. If you're in the mood for comedy, the Women in Comedy show happens tonight at the Dairy Arts Center at seven as well, and they're offering fifty percent off tickets with the promo code COVEN2025. For something a bit different, the Boulder Jewish Film Festival is showing a film called Bliss at noon today at the Boulder JCC. If you prefer interactive fun, drop-in Mahjongg is happening at the Junkyard Social Club from three thirty to five thirty this afternoon.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Halloween night, there's so much to celebrate. But first, don't miss the Homecoming festivities happening on CU's campus. The Stampede Parade starts at six thirty tomorrow evening, leaving from Farrand Field and traveling down 18th Street to Colorado Avenue before ending at Duane Field. The best spot to watch the parade is at the bend where 18th meets Colorado. After the parade, at seven o'clock, there's a free pep rally at Duane Field featuring Coach Prime, football players, and the inaugural Homecoming Court introduction. This year's Grand Marshal is none other than Buffs superfan Peggy Coppom. Both events are completely free, so come out and show your CU spirit before the Buffs take on Arizona on Saturday at five in the evening.

On a community note, Nederland is hosting a Block Party for Revival and Recovery this Saturday from eleven to three to support businesses and employees affected by the recent Caribou Village Fire. There'll be live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities, with the Galentines headlining.

This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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