Boulder Hosts Affordable Housing Resource Fair

Event connects residents with support and programs on Sunday

Apr. 17, 2026 at 10:28pm

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An abstract, impressionistic scene of people moving through a softly lit community center, with blurred shapes and vibrant washes of color creating an inviting, atmospheric mood.A community housing fair offers a welcoming space for Boulder residents to access vital resources and support.Boulder Today

The city of Boulder, Boulder Housing Partners, and the Emergency Family Assistance Association are hosting an affordable housing resource fair this Sunday at the North Boulder Recreation Center. The event will provide attendees with access to housing resources, information on tenant rights, and details on homebuyer programs for lower-income households.

Why it matters

As housing costs continue to rise in Boulder, this fair aims to connect residents with critical support and services to help address the city's affordable housing challenges. The event is part of Boulder's broader efforts to assist lower-income households and ensure more equitable access to housing.

The details

The housing resource fair will take place from 2-5 pm on Sunday at the North Boulder Recreation Center. Attendees can learn about affordable housing options, tenant rights, and homebuyer assistance programs. Spanish interpretation will be available on site.

  • The housing resource fair is scheduled for this Sunday, April 20, 2026 from 2-5 pm.

The players

City of Boulder

The local government of Boulder, Colorado, which is hosting the affordable housing resource fair.

Boulder Housing Partners

A nonprofit organization that provides affordable housing and support services in Boulder.

Emergency Family Assistance Association

A local nonprofit that offers housing and other assistance to lower-income families in Boulder.

Debbie Pope

The executive director of the Emergency Family Assistance Association.

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What they’re saying

“Anyone with questions should call me at 303-951-7665.”

— Debbie Pope, Executive Director, Emergency Family Assistance Association

The takeaway

This housing resource fair is a valuable opportunity for Boulder residents to access critical support and services to address the city's ongoing affordable housing challenges. By bringing together key community organizations, the event aims to connect lower-income households with the tools and information they need to find stable, affordable homes.