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Colorado Hippie and Haute: #DFW17

November 13, 2017 Like 0 editor

by De La Vaca 303 magazine’s Denver Fashion Weekend 2017, day two, was an absolute blast, if a bit overwhelming for the locals who showed up. Not that Denver isn’t fashion-forward, but sometimes when we perform fashion rather than live fashion, it…

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YS Contributor Ann Tinkham Publishes New Collection of Short Stories

November 9, 2017 Like 0 editor

YS contributor and Boulder-based Ann Tinkham has just released a new book of original short stories. And with the long dark nights ahead and the frozen tundra effect taking hold, what’s better than stories to ignite your imagination and carry…

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Samhain: Spooky Spirits

November 9, 2017 Like 0 editor

Let’s face it: aside from heart-attack-inducing freak-show houses of horror, Halloween has become cutesy-spooky and pumpkin-y. On All Hallow’s Eve, adult ghosts, goblins and witches sex it up—babydoll style—and obscure their essence as frightening creatures of the night, while the…

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Month in Review

November 3, 2017 Like 0 editor

Hurricanes continued, as Maria battered Puerto Rico, reminding us that climate change is coming for us all. It’s nearly supernatural, which makes sense: this is the anniversary of the last executions in the Salem Witch Trials, 325 years ago this…

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Election Guide

November 3, 2017 Like 0 editor

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West End Tavern Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Wing-tastic Night

November 3, 2017 Like 0 editor

Sunday was a momentous night at Boulder’s pub-fixture the West End Tavern. The establishment celebrated its 30th anniversary: three decades of great beer, whiskey, BBQ, and other great dishes. But, to be honest, the momentousness derived more from a separate…

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Month in Review: November 2017 – Yellow Scene Magazine

November 1, 2017 Like 0 editor

Post-Hurricane season and the madness of multiple severe storms hitting American coasts this last month, October saw 261,00 jobs added to the economy, mostly representing a return to work of those temporarily displaced and an increase in jobs related to…

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Denver: All the Halloweens

October 29, 2017 Like 0 editor

By De La Vaca Halloween isn’t even here yet and we’re already exhausted. What a Saturday night. We assume you went out in your onesies and facepaint and psychedelic stylings to drink and dance and smile at the play terror…

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Her Paris: Brilliance in an Age of Sexism

October 26, 2017 Like 0 editor

Her Paris: Denver Art Museum Now a week into the exhibit, it’s important to remind ourselves of the power and magnitude of what is transpiring at the Denver Art Museum. Her Paris: Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism opened…

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Forgotten Story of Boulder County’s Coal Strikes Comes To Life in New Novel

October 26, 2017 Like 0 editor

Nicholas Bernhard, Yellow Scene’s History columnist, has a new book coming out! Check out the press release below and be sure to pick up a copy for the holidays. Lafayette, Colorado – October 25, 2017 – This November marks the…