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Happening Downtown

  • Tuesday Jun 18 48 pm
    Buona Sera Tuesday Evening Market

    Steinbaugh Pavilion

    Here’s a great way to spend a summer Tuesday evening. This epicurean open air market will feature artisanal food vendors, fruit and vegetable farm stands, art, dance, music, food, wine and friends. Find out more at http://buonaseramarket.wordpress.com.
  • Wednesday Jun 19 6:308 pm
    Adult Summer Reading: Water Wisely

    Louisville Public Library Meeting Room

    Joel Reich, Horticulture Extension Agent for Colorado State University, will present an informal conversation about maintaining healthy trees, shrubs, flowers and lawns, while conserving our precious water. Joel will provide helpful tips and techniques and will allow plenty of time to answer specific questions about water and your landscape.
  • Wednesday Jun 19 78 pm
    Yoga in the Park w/ Yoga Junction

    Memory Square

    Enjoy yoga at dusk with this 8-week summer series for only $5 per class. Yoga in the Park is also sponsored by Louisville Wellness Center, Louisville Cyclery, Stonewear Designs, Paul’s Coffee & Tea, Achtermann Chiropractic & Massage, Lucky Pie, Human Movement, Sunshine & Rain, and Empower Shakti. More information at www.louisvilleyogajunction.com.
  • Sunday Jun 23 1:304:30 pm
    Adult Summer Reading Program: Mining Words From Local Authors

    Louisville Public Library Meeting Room

    Do you have an interest in publishing a book? Want to support our talented local authors? Meet Colorado residents who have recently published their books. The authors will have an opportunity to share their tales of writing, publishing their books, or share the stories that led them to becoming authors. The featured books will be available for purchase from the authors. Check www.louisville-library.org for a list of authors.
  • Tuesday Jun 25 48 pm
    Buona Sera Tuesday Evening Market

    Steinbaugh Pavilion

    Here’s a great way to spend a summer Tuesday evening. This epicurean open air market will feature artisanal food vendors, fruit and vegetable farm stands, art, dance, music, food, wine and friends. Find out more at http://buonaseramarket.wordpress.com.
  • Wednesday Jun 26 78 pm
    Yoga in the Park w/ Yoga Junction

    Memory Square

    Enjoy yoga at dusk with this 8-week summer series for only $5 per class. Yoga in the Park is also sponsored by Louisville Wellness Center, Louisville Cyclery, Stonewear Designs, Paul’s Coffee & Tea, Achtermann Chiropractic & Massage, Lucky Pie, Human Movement, Sunshine & Rain, and Empower Shakti. More information at www.louisvilleyogajunction.com.
  • Saturday Jun 29
    The Sonic Boom Race
    Join the fun as once again The Sonic Boom Race, brought to you by Lucky Pie Pizza & Taphouse, comes back Downtown. This year The Sonic Boom Race was selected as the Colorado Masters State Championship criterium race. Come watch as Colorado’s best cyclists race up Main Street and around Memory Square Park. The racecourse will start and finish at Main Street and Walnut heading north. It follows a path through the residential streets west of downtown. A highlight of the day is the Sonic Boom Kid’s Bike Race, which is FREE to all kids 9 and under. All kid participants receive a free ice cream cone and ribbon, sponsored by Sweet Cow and All-West Trophies. More race details at www.sonicboomracing.com.

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Yellow Scene Magazine Best Downtown 2012

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5280 Magazine Historic Downtown Louisville in - Best of the Burbs 2011

Westword Best Small Town Shopping District 2011

Deep in the heart of the sprouting Boulder County burb of Louisville lies a breath of the old coal mining town it once was. Read more