Yellow Scene Magazine

Bruz Beer’s Belgian Brew Fest April 28th | Preview

April 25, 2019 Like 0 De La Vaca

. . Beer, it is said, began in ancient Iraq in what was then Mesopotamia. Early evidence of beer was found in a 3900 year old Sumerian poem honoring the patron goddess of brewing, Ninkasi, which contains the oldest surviving…

Sports

Leagues Beyond Fields: Less Than Traditional Sports Leagues

April 24, 2019 Like 0 Andrea Tritschler

Yes, we like football. We played a little basketball back in school. But sports are so diverse. We dig in to these less-than-traditional sport leagues. We want to learn how to spar, shoot, and skate.

Spotlight

SPOTLIGHT on Tivoli Club Brass Band

April 21, 2019 Like 0 French Davis

In music — as with most things — things are cyclical in nature. Witness the popularity of the brass band, an evolution of the New Orleans Second Line style that has caught fire over the last couple of years —…

Food News

The Rio Grande Rides Again: Grand Reopening Party Tonight! 4/17

April 17, 2019 Like 0 De La Vaca

The Rio Grande have stepped up their game, with the bar formerly tucked away in the back now prominent and inviting, the colors updated, the decor decidedly Mexican uptempo, and street access ready to make the first floor as sexy…

Women

Preview | Cindy Brandle Dance Company: A World on Fire at Dairy Arts Center April 19 – 20

April 15, 2019 Like 0 Jennifer Arnone

One to watch is Cindy Brandle Dance Company’s A World on Fire, premiering April 19 - 20 at The Dairy Arts Center. This work takes on “social privilege, racial discrimination, the #MeToo movement, LGBTQ marginalization, and the constantly evolving antics…

Sports

Amazing Camps You Didn’t Know You Should Send Your Kids To!

April 8, 2019 Like 0 Marisa Mostek

Animal Ecology Butterfly Pavilion 6252 W. 104th Ave., Westminster | 303.469.5441 | Butterflies.org Featuring five exhibits each with a unique experience exploring science and conservation topics. All camps incorporate nature, science, adventure and live animals. 2019 Summer…

Blunt Talk

CBD Boom with no Bust in Sight | Blunt Talk

April 7, 2019 Like 0 Natasha Winkler

Biodiversity, the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem, is a profound concept. It generally refers to the variety and variability of life on Earth. Life, as it were, is complicated. And this idea…

Magazine

2019 SUMMER CAMP LISTINGS

April 4, 2019 Like 0 Marisa Mostek

ANIMAL ECOLOGY . Butterfly Pavilion 6252 W. 104th Ave., Westminster. 303.469.5441. butterflies.org Denver Zoo Summer Safari 2300 Steele St. Denver. 720.337.1400. denverzoo.org Dinosaur Ridge 16831 W. Alameda Pkwy. Morrison. 303-697-3466 x101 dinoridge.org/summer-camps.html Downtown Aquarium Sea Safari 700 Water St., Denver.…

Duly Noted

That complaint is false!

April 4, 2019 Like 0 French Davis

It’s okay to be enraged at a case where someone files a false complaint with the police. Especially when it hurts an innocent person who committed no crime at all. Just make sure your ire is aimed in the right…

Spotlight

Head for the Hills

April 4, 2019 Like 0 French Davis

It’s been 15 years since Adam Kinghorn (guitar/vocals), Joe Lessard (violin/octave violin/vocals) and Matt Loewen (upright bass/clarinet/vocals) first started playing together while students at CSU in Fort Collins as Head For The Hills — an Americana Grass band beset with…