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The Election Guide

Yellow Scene Election Guide 2024

Updated 10/27 to include links for Colorado Supreme Court judges. Yellow Scene Magazine (YS) has earned a reputation for producing one of the most exhaustive election guides in our area. We recently won first place at the Colorado Press Association Annual Better News Awards for our 2023 election coverage. Compiling...

Features

Yellow Scene Election Guide 2024

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Scene

Boulder Musician, Christopher Morse, Releases First of Four New Singles | Spotlight

Boulder local Christopher Morse is making ripples through the local music scene with his new single, “Nobody Else.” The tune brings elements of pop and folk music to the table, with a slightly upbeat vibe and the thematic tension of desire. A topic that nearly everyone finds relatable, Morse describes the depths of love and what it drives humanity to do. He’ll be showing off the tune on...

Scene Stealers | Oct-Nov 2024

Joshua Radin & Ron Pope @ Boulder Theater Iconic indie folk/pop artist, Joshua Radin is coming to town with Ron Pope on November 2nd. In the past, this artist has described his music as a conglomeration of his journal entries, making it personal and captivating. Tickets start at $46. Visit AXS for more information. Of The Trees @ Red Rocks Enjoy two days of electronic music at Red...

Entertainment Picks | October 2024

First Friday is a free arts event that is held at the Bus Stop Gallery and the Nobo Art Center. It features monthly exhibits, live music, and even demos. Visitors can take a self-guided tour through various mediums to get their creative fix. Cabaret Diosa will be held at the Boulder Theater on November 1st, and entertain viewers with a world-class orchestra and a comedic...

Cuisine

Off Menu with Yong Chen of Nana’s Dim Sum and Dumplings

Chef Yong Chen peers over the shoulders of his fellow cooks at work, scrutinizing and approving, then moves down the line to his own station to continue mixing his dough. As head chef at Nana’s Dim Sum and Dumplings in Boulder, he believes the perfect dumpling is about a commitment to exactness.

Prohibited Treasures | In the Cups

Speakeasy bars were born in the 1880s and became popular during prohibition. The name emerged as a reference to the tone of voice in which patrons were encouraged to speak while frequenting the establishments. The American government banned the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol, which led to the invention of secret spaces that were often found in cellars, hotels, and even basements.

Discovering Chimayo Peppers | Foodie

Fall is chile season in Colorado and many like to debate the merits of Hatch over Pueblo chilis. But this year, I had the pleasure of growing and learning about an option that’s rarer, more complex and more coveted than either of those: the Chimayo pepper.

Off Menu with The Restaurant Bringing Colorado Elevated Indian and Nepalese Cuisine

In an unassuming strip mall, nestled among a nail salon, a math tutoring center, and a handful of other businesses, you’ll find a restaurant looking to bring Broomfield and the surrounding area elevated dishes. But not just of any cuisine. Cuisine from India and Nepal.