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YS Carnivale Gala 2023
Yellow Scene Magazine's 2023 Carnivale Gala Fundraiser to support Independent, Local Journalism. Proceeds will help support YS and KGNU's long-standing, award-winning journalism.
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Entertainment
Don’t Call it a Roadside Attraction
Buffalo Beck shares his latest book, his store, and living with amnesia “No, no it’s a roadside attraction,” Bruce “”Buffalo” Beck had corrected me when I mistakenly referred to his shop, Buffalo’s Last Stand, off I-36 in Cope, Colorado as…
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Engaging the Senses with Sensatia!
Seductive, scintillating, “Sensatia!” A night the 5 senses won’t soon forget opened in RiNo on June 16th. Housed within the former bones of Epic Brewing, Quixotic’s latest offering pulls you in with urgent live music, awe inspiring dancing, and powerful…
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The true story behind the conspiracy-ridden murals at DIA
By Rocky Mountain PBS (via AP Storyshare) The murals at Denver International Airport created by artist Leo Tanguma have drawn more attention for conspiracy theories than the artist’s actual intent in creating them. According to Tanguma, the images showing images…
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Multiple Denver Area Artists Attest to Being Scammed by Event Organizer
Editor’s note: As of 7/19/2023 WePlusYou’s website has been taken down. Imagine being promised the art show of the year, a chance to showcase your hard work. The event is billed as “the most anticipated art festival of the year”…
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Effortless Connections: A Glimpse Into John Fielder’s World
Colorado’s most widely celebrated nature photographer shares his views on family, nature, and how to find real happiness in life Legacies Interestingly enough my conversation with John Fielder, Colorado’s preeminent nature photographer, did not revolve around his photos themselves all…
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Pepper and Joe Samba entertain fans at historic Boulder Theater
Fans lined around the corner the 117-year-old Boulder Theater, huddled together tightly blanketed by a fast-moving snow squall, waiting in anticipation for the doors to open to the sold-out “20 Years of Kona Town.” Joe Samba and company. Inside, the…
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REVIEW: “Manon” by Jules Massenet
As a journalist, there is a vast range of topics to pursue, but when I was asked to review my first Opera, I did not know what to expect. I didn’t want to spoil the show by watching other performances…
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Ten Stars for ‘In the Pocket: The Ballad of Bobby Trombone’
In 2018, a show by Emancipation Theater titled ‘Honorable Disorder’ came across my feed that intrigued me. A show that was written, produced, and starred local playwright Jeff Campbell, a Denverite producing a show about Denver. Needless to say, this…
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A Conversation with Sampson Hellerman, drummer from Ripe
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Sampson Hellerman, drummer from the LA-based funk and soul band Ripe ahead of their show at the Boulder Theater on Dec. 5. Insightful, open and funny, Hellerman spoke to me about…
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