Support Planned Parenthood's fundraiser at the Limelight Hotel. Register with Diana to help.

Support the Town of Superior's Fourth of July Pancake Breakfast. We will serve pancakes. Friends encouraged and invited to join. All must register with the town of Superior prior to event. Contact David Harper.  Wear your Rotary shirt!

Soledad Díaz is the Chief Executive Officer of YWCA Boulder County, a role she assumed in January 2026. A respected nonprofit executive, coalition leader, and public policy strategist, she brings deep experience advancing racial justice, gender equity, and survivor-centered systems change at the local, state, and national levels. A bilingual (Spanish/English) leader, Díaz most recently served as Interim Executive Director of Violence Free Colorado, the statewide coalition against domestic violence, and previously as its Public Policy Director, where she led statewide legislative strategy contributing to the passage of landmark legislation including HB24-1122 and HB24-1349. Her earlier frontline work includes serving as Shelter Program Director at Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) in Boulder. Díaz currently serves as Co-Chair of the City of Boulder Police Oversight Panel and on the Public Policy Committee of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, among other community roles. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Law from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and brings a strong foundation in mediation, organizational management, and trauma-informed leadership.

Celebrate the past year and welcome the officers for the 2026/27 Rotary year with your fellow BVRC members. 

• 5:00p  Doors open
• 5:30p  Appetizers
• 6:00p  Dinner
• 6:45p  Program 

Join other Rotarians in playing pickleball or just visit and cheer from the sidelines. Pickleball will be from 4-5 pm, we have 2 courts reserved. Please bring paddle if you have one. From 5-6, we can continue conversations in the dining area of Relish. No need to play pickleball.

Our new District Govenor will introduce herself and share her ideas for District 5450 for this year.

A CU Scripts Fellow. Leah will present the Documentary: Azadi on Ice. It tells the unlikely story of an Iranian hockey player (Nick Hedayatpour). 

Contact Ann Harris for more details.  washakie64@yahoo.com

All club members are welcome to attend the Foundation meetings.  Meetings are scheduled quarterly to facilitate review of the prior quater financial statements and conduct other foundation business.

How to talk with your children and grandchildren about mental health. Community Development Manager with Rise Against Suicide

arrive 10-15 minutes early 

Join Dan Booth for a scenic 3.5 miles walk around McIntosh Lake in Longmont. Beautiful views, wildlife and spectacular sunset.

Come early to enjoy a picnic in the park. Bring lawn chairs, water and appropriate footwear. Paddleboaders and kayakers are also welcome; a nearby launch provides access to the lake. Launch area can be rocky and muddy.

Restrooms are available at the park with outhouse about halfway around the lake.

Parking is available in the lot south of N. Shore Dr. and along nearby streets.

Mark will speak about the expansion of BETC (Boulder Ensemble Theater Company) and the bringing of the 2026 Tony Award Winning Best Play to Boulder

We will be hosting the 45 person delegation from Yamagata Japan with a presentation from the owner of the Big Ash Farm in Boulder.  Although she has all sorts of animals on her farm, her passion is raising Icelandic Sheep and using their wool for various clothing items.  She may even bring one of her smallest to the presentation! This will be a great time to visit with the Rotarians from Yamagata.

Kenya Keys provides educational sponsorship, support and resources to students in rural Kenya.They have been active for over 20 years.

Overview of Autism Society

Have you ever wondered about the origins of Boulder's settlement days? Do you know what Chief Niwot's name really means? Did you know about the labyrinthine floor design that you walk along as a metaphor for life in the 100+ year-old First Methodist Church across from the Boulder Theater? Can you guess how many nails it took to piece together the Dushanbe Tea House?

If you answered "I don't know" to any of these and now you're curious, well then you should unleash your adventurous and curious spirit and join Jitka on a casual stroll through the historic downtown Boulder!

On this nearly 2-hour tour, we will cover Boulder’s fascinating old west, mining and cultural histories from the mid-1800’s until the present day. We’ll talk about the early days of Boulder, and learn how our neighborhoods developed over time.

Along the way we'll stop frequently and allow everyone to engage and ask questions.

Tours are casual, flexible, and fun, so bring your curiosity and a comfortable pair of walking shoes! 

What to bring with you?

Bottle of water, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes and umbrella (if you sense signs of rain or storm coming)! 

Afterwards, join us for an optional happy hour nearby.

Spaces are limited, so please reserve your spot now (and bring a guest if you'd like).

Have you ever wondered about the origins of Boulder's settlement days? Do you know what Chief Niwot's name really means? Did you know about the labyrinthine floor design that you walk along as a metaphor for life in the 100+ year-old First Methodist Church across from the Boulder Theater? Can you guess how many nails it took to piece together the Dushanbe Tea House?

If you answered "I don't know" to any of these and now you're curious, well then you should unleash your adventurous and curious spirit and join Jitka on a casual stroll through the historic downtown Boulder!

On this nearly 2-hour tour, we will cover Boulder’s fascinating old west, mining and cultural histories from the mid-1800’s until the present day. We’ll talk about the early days of Boulder, and learn how our neighborhoods developed over time.

Along the way we'll stop frequently and allow everyone to engage and ask questions.

Tours are casual, flexible, and fun, so bring your curiosity and a comfortable pair of walking shoes! 

What to bring with you?

Bottle of water, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes and umbrella (if you sense signs of rain or storm coming)! 

Afterwards, join us for an optional happy hour nearby.

Spaces are limited, so please reserve your spot now (and bring a guest if you'd like).

Dr. Bruce Jakosky

We will use this meeting to hear updates from our committee chairs about the upcoming events in our club. Find out more about all of the good things we do and how to get involved.