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This week, go out in style for the end of Pride month with standup comedy, gay skating, a q***r art open mic and more.

Find these events and more here:
boulderweekly.com/entertainment/boulder-county-events-june-26-july-3

Boulder County events: June 26 to July 3 - Boulder Weekly Get out and about in Boulder County and beyond for one last weekend of pride, from rainbows at the roller rink to q***r standup.

At the June 26 meeting, Boulder City Council will discuss further changes to open comment, the period preceding regular business meetings in which members of the public can speak for two minutes on a topic of their choosing. The discussion was added to the agenda this week.

Council has faced disruption over the past several months as participants use open comment to speak on Israel’s ongoing military action in Gaza that has resulted in more than 54,000 Palestinian deaths. Meetings have been forced to pause several times, and council suspended open comment at its June 5 meeting, the first to follow the June 1 attack on a Boulder group advocating for the release of Israeli hostages.

Read about these developing efforts here ahead of this evening's council meeting:

Boulder City Council eyes further restrictions on public participation - Boulder Weekly After passing new rules and banning speakers, more changes to open comment sought amid disruptions. Boulder Weekly