Farrand Field
Farrand Field is the centerpiece of the CU campus. It features a performance stage and recreational open space. It is well-known for it's beautiful views of the Flatirons.
2200 Baker Dr., Boulder, CO 80309
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Upcoming Events
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Recent Events
Staff Field Day
6/6/2019Coffee with a Cop
3/12/2019Fall Used Bike Sale
9/18/2018Fall Bike Fest
9/18/2018Recent Activity
Mike Collier left a positive review 6/5/2019
Great food, well staffed and good music!!
Priyanka Singh left a positive review 8/23/2018
I was studying about MBBS in ukraine at http://mbbsadmissionabroad.in/mbbs-in-ukraine/ and came through this event, Great effort guys heard a lot about you.
kathleen spano left a positive review 10/23/2018
very well organized,easy pezy,
peaceful, i was in the very front.i just wish people would stop yelling their iniative (112) so the speakers wouldn't be interrupted & could be heard...
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Brandon Geer left a review 6/5/2019
It was...okay. Some more active games would have been nice. Ice cream or fudgesicles on such a hot day would have been great. We waited in line half an hour for a very limited food selection (two hours after my normal lunchtime). More sides and desserts would have made the wait more worthwhile. I couldn't bring myself to wait in a half hour line for a new pen or pencil though. Some kind of lounge chair area or stand at tables (pub style) under umbrellas would have facilitated more hanging out with fellow staff members. Most of the socializing was done standing in lines. I'm guessing a few kegs would be out of the question, but I think it could be done responsibly - wristband for one (or two?) beers per person for example. Anyway, it was a good excuse to get out of the office for a bit, so thanks!