For years, stories floated around about a couple who got married at The Sink, and doormen held crossed mops like swords as the bride and groom walked through the entrance. The story lived on as Hill folklore—until now.
And now, for the first time, you can see the photos for yourself—including the iconic moment where they did actually walk under crossed mops into their wedding reception. These images capture the joy, energy, and unforgettable vibe of that day…
The Museum of Boulder is about to become a portal into The Sink's vibrant past! From August 24th to January 14th, you can engross yourself in the unique art and history that makes The Sink so iconic. This immersive experience delves into the restaurant's history and the vibrant counter-culture surrounding it, including relics from the past, art, music, and an interactive component for visitors near and far.
Terry and his buddy Moe owned M&T plumbing and did plumbing for Herbie when the restaurant transformed from Herbie's Deli back to The Sink in the late 80s. While working on the remodel, the artist Llloyd Kavich was repainting the walls. "He was an eccentric guy," Terry said. "The next thing I knew, my caricature was on the wall…
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