Pride Month and other Boulder events this weekend

Catch up quick: The Boulder County Courthouse was designated a National Historic Landmark last December for Rorex, who made history in 1975 when she became the first known government official to issue a same-sex marriage license.

What to know if you go:

📍 Pearl Street Mall entrance to the Boulder County Courthouse, 1325 Pearl St.

🕙 Friday, 10am–noon

🎟️ Free and open to the public, standing room only

🌈 The Museum of Boulder is also hosting an exhibit titled "Bending the Arc" through September, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Rorex's landmark action.

• As part of the exhibit, the museum will hold a program Monday evening called "Queerness in Communities of Color," spotlighting LGBTQ+ people of color whose identities have shaped their work in academia, politics and community leadership.
• 🎟️ Tickets are $10.38

🎨 Equality Center of the Rocky Mountains in Boulder is hosting a Queer Pride Market featuring local artists and makers.

• The event is free and takes place Saturday from noon-5pm at 3340 Mitchell Lane.

🗓️ Other happenings:

🖼️ Niwot Native Art Market, 195 Second Ave.: Shop vendors that honor traditional Native art and those showcasing emerging Indigenous artists across mediums. The fair runs from 11am-4pm Sunday and is free.

🎶 Ozomatli at Boulder Theater, 2032 14th St.: The Grammy-winning band known for its high-energy fusion of Latin, hip-hop and funk will play Friday night. Tickets start at $35.