Boulder · January 2027
Rent your home for the Sundance Film Festival in Boulder
The 2027 Sundance Film Festival runs January 21–31 in Boulder, Colorado — the festival’s first edition in the city. List your property on LuxPads and connect directly with production teams, industry guests, and travelers.
Official dates and venues are published by Sundance Institute. Always confirm schedules at sundance.org.
Why Boulder for 2027
Sundance is moving its flagship festival to Boulder starting in 2027, bringing world premieres, industry programming, and tens of thousands of visitors to theaters across town — from the Pearl Street corridor and Dairy Arts to CU Boulder and the Chautauqua foothills. Homeowners near these hubs are positioned to host crews, executives, and festival-goers who want space, kitchens, and quiet outside the venue rush.
Boulder in the frame
Homes that fit the moment
Think warm interiors, room for gear, and honest photos — the kind of Boulder-area homes guests book when they want more than a hotel during a busy festival week.
Festival dates & venue areas
January 21–31, 2027 · Boulder, Colorado
Screenings and events use venues across the city. Below is a rough guide to where activity clusters — not a map of every entrance. Use it to describe your home’s convenience (“15 minutes to Dairy,” “walkable to Pearl”) in your listing copy.
Downtown & Pearl Street vicinity
Theater screenings, energy, and late-night foot traffic. Roughly the core north of Baseline and west of 28th.
Examples
- Boulder Theater
- Boulder Public Library — Canyon Theater
- eTown Hall
University of Colorado Boulder campus
Major screening and event hubs on and around the Hill and central campus — the heart of CU Boulder activity during the festival.
Examples
- Macky Auditorium
- Muenzinger Auditorium
- Roe Green Theatre
- Old Main
Dairy Arts Center
North of downtown near Alpine — arts campus with multiple screens and talks.
Examples
- Boedecker Theater
- Gordon Gamm Theater
- Dairy campus programming
Chautauqua & the Flatirons
Iconic foothills setting southwest of downtown; limited parking — walkable access from nearby neighborhoods is a plus.
Examples
- Chautauqua Auditorium
Additional screening & school venues
Spread across the city — guests often prefer a short drive or transit hop rather than walking everything.
Examples
- Cinemark Century Boulder
- Boulder High School Auditorium
- Casey Middle School Auditorium
Venue list summarized from public Sundance Institute announcements; final lineups and addresses belong to the festival. Read the official Boulder announcement.
Rent Your Home for the 2027 Sundance Film Festival in Boulder
LuxPads is a listing marketplace: you keep control of pricing, contracts, and who stays in your home. We don’t clip booking fees on the traveler side — guests inquire, you respond, and you finalize the rental directly. For a high-demand week like Sundance, that means fewer middlemen and clearer expectations.
- Free to list — no platform subscription
- Calendar and availability you manage yourself
- Inquiries with guest context before you say yes
- Ideal for multi-night festival stays and small groups
- Showcase parking, Wi‑Fi, and distance to key venue areas
- You set house rules and cancellation language
Steps to get your home ready to rent
A straightforward path from account to published listing — tune the details for Sundance week as you go.
- 1
Create your free owner account
Sign up on LuxPads in a few minutes. Listing is free — there’s no platform subscription.
Create account → - 2
Build a standout listing
Add strong photos, amenities, house rules, and a clear summary. Highlight parking, workspace, and proximity to downtown or campus if that’s your edge.
Start a listing → - 3
Publish and set availability
Publish when you’re ready (admin review may apply). Block or open the January 21–31, 2027 window on your calendar so inquiries match reality.
Owner dashboard → - 4
Respond to guests directly
Renters reach you through LuxPads inquiries. You handle screening, lease, and payment off-platform — on your terms.
Owner playbook →