Kaitlyn Martin of Kaitlyn Collective Boutique started her journey into both the fashion and business worlds at only age 22. Since then, she has opened and managed the boutique — located in Cherry Creek — that carries designers accessories, women’s … Continue reading →

Officially the first full month of summer, July brings its unique brand of warmth to Denver. As the city streets heat up, so does the events calendar. With epic fireworks displays, backyard parties and general summer merriment abound, the question … Continue reading →

Positioned featuring Nordica by Erro

Daytime discos are where it’s at — period. There are few better ways to take in the summer than from a misty balcony with a drink in hand, jamming out to some delectable disco grooves. Such is the scenario that’ll … Continue reading →

Hannah Moon is the definition of a boss. Defined by herself as a “wardrobe stylist for the movers and shakers,” Moon completely embodies the idea of following a dream and making it reality. Just this year, Moon left her traditional … Continue reading →

Celebrating America’s Independence and raising that red, white and blue flag has got Denver pumped full of events this Fourth of July. 303 Magazine has taken the time to gather a roundup of events for you to explore. You can … Continue reading →

Denver has some adventurous event lined up this weekend. Kick it off by getting patriotic at the 10th Annual Park Hill 4th of July Parade and end it by working up a sweat at Stationary Sundays: Exercise for the Indoorsy. Wherever … Continue reading →

Tied In Red featuring Angel Sway by Leonardo

Have you ever wanted to destroy something for the sake of destruction itself? Smash that dish? Throw that vase? Well, you will finally get your chance with the added bonus of minimal (if any) repercussions with forthcoming pop-up bar Smash Room … Continue reading →

One of Denver’s favorite outfits, The Motet is coming through town early, today to be exact, in advance of their July 12 performance at Red Rocks. The meet and greet — held today from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at … Continue reading →