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to late-night good times thanks to the music it spins (mostly underground dub, dance-hall
and hip-hop). There's free pool during happy hour.
Goose
(
www.thegoosebar.com
;
1301 Broadway St; 3pm-late; 225, SKIP)
The wheel of fortune behind the
bar ticks to a halt on '$3 Jager Bombs' and the howl of beefy frats is punctuated by high
fives. Your choice: throw down $3 or regroup at the beer pong table. Then again, maybe
you're not in any shape to be making decisions. Though utterly lacking in atmosphere,
this binge drinkers' proving ground can be a riot.
Women might want to note the 'Friends with Benefits' Tuesday night, when a group of
four or more women get their first shot on the house.
BAR
GAY & LESBIAN BOULDER
Boulder is tolerant and progressive, yet it is odd that such a with-it town could wind up with no gay bars. Local
activists have cobbled together enough events, including Boulder Pride Fest, and organized the community so ef-
fectively that there is a gay scene here even if it lacks a sense of bar 'ownership.'
Resources
Out Boulder
(
303-499-5777;
www.outboulder.org
)
last Fri of the month)
Entertainment
Boulder Theater
( 303-786-7030;
www.bouldertheatre.com
;
2032 14th St)
This old movie-theater-turned-historic-ven-
ue brings in slightly under-the-radar acts like jazz great Charlie Hunter, the madmen rock-
ers of Gogol Bordello and West African divas, Les Nubians. But it also screens classic
films like
The Big Lebowski
and short-film festivals that can and should be enjoyed with a
glass of beer.
CINEMA, MUSIC
Fox Theatre
LIVE MUSIC
