A Day Full of Events in Boulder Including a Taylor Swift Laser Show

Boulder offers an array of entertainment on Thursday, the unique date of February 29th, from laser shows to public lectures and benefits aimed at fighting hunger. Leading the lineup is the Laser Taylor Swift event at the Fiske Planetarium starting at 8:30 p.m., where fans can experience the pop icon's hits accompanied by a spectacular laser presentation.

Laser Taylor Swift Spectacle

Witness the songs of Grammy-award-winning artist Taylor Swift in a new light, quite literally, with lasers illuminating the dome of the Fiske Planetarium. The show promises a night of visual dazzle set to the tune of Swift's chart-topping music.

Thought-Provoking Lectures and Community Engagement

The Eaton Humanities will host a talk by Shaul Magid at 5 p.m., titled "What Does It Mean to Be in Exile?", presenting insightful thoughts on exile and Zionism. Moreover, the Museum of Boulder's Listen Backs series at 6 p.m. encourages discussions on the experiences of Colorado’s Black community, featuring Dr. Reiland Rabaka.

Support Local Causes and Enjoy Live Music

The Watershed School invites the community to an Empty Bowls benefit at 5:30 p.m. to aid the local Harvest of Hope Pantry through a meal of soup and bread. Furthermore, music enthusiasts can indulge in diverse musical styles with the GPS band's performance at BOCO Cider and the new wave hits played at the Boulder Theater's Electric Avenue event.

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