“Afroconstruct: Black Boulder” Bus Tour

How does experience relate to placemaking? Where do buildings and ideas come together? Come consider as well as answer these questions and more as we learn about the stories and landmarks that built Black life in Boulder in the 19th and 20th centuries. Together, we will explore the social and cultural centers that Black residents in Boulder lived, worshipped, and celebrated in, reflecting how communities build "place" through practices, beliefs, and meaning-making. The tour will conclude with a conversation on the present and future of Black experiences in the city. Registration deadline: 09/04/2026 Guide: Janan Graham-Russell, Ph.D., Community Members Bus Tour = Easy Bus pick-up and drop-off at History Colorado Center. Includes guiding services, all entries, and coach transportation, plus a break for lunch at your own expense. This tour may be wheelchair accessible, pending bus availability. Please let us know as soon as possible if you need a wheelchair-accessible bus, and we will do our best to accommodate. Presented by History Colorado. America250 event type: Education.

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