Ana’s Art Gallery reopening and other Boulder events for Saturday
Ana’s Art Gallery throws open its doors at 2 p.m. on Saturday, unveiling a freshly renovated storefront and a roster of emerging local artists. The summer construction at the Spruce parking garage has given the space a sleek new look, and the gallery’s free admission invites the community to explore the fresh visual dialogue on display.
Earlier in the day, families can drift through the Autumn Stroll and Scoop in North Boulder Park, an ice‑cream walk that celebrates the season’s arrival, while the Meadows Branch Library hosts a matinee screening of Elemental with a pre‑movie craft session for kids. Both events are free and designed to bring art, nature, and play together.
Looking ahead, Boulder’s cultural calendar stays lively: the Heart to Heart 5K supports cardiac patients; the Family FUNdraiser at The New Local blends mini‑art workshops with live symphony music; AppleFest at Benevolence Orchard offers orchard‑to‑table experiences; a poignant documentary, People of the Sacred Land, will screen at the public library; and the Fireside Ink chat tackles AI’s role in creativity. Music lovers can catch Teddy Thompson with Jenna Nicholls at the Dairy Arts Center, while CU Boulder presents a saxophone‑piano recital in Chamber Hall. Finally, author Howard V. Hendrix will sign copies of Living Fossils, Lost Worlds, Last Humans at the Boulder Book Store.