The wholesome Mama’s Wranglers shows at the Firelight Barn feel like stepping back to a simpler time — with a dinner from Jessie Rae’s BBQ.
In the fall of 2029, Las Vegas Museum of Art is finally scheduled to open. First comes another first: the Grand Central Galleries, an innovative, multipurpose media lab and more intended to serve as a communal entry point to the LVMA.
For those driving through Boulder City, it’s hard to miss work on what will be a new Italian eatery in a very iconic location of Restaurant Row.
The Jonas Brothers are to play the Grand Garden Arena on Nov. 28 on “The Burning Up Tour All Over Again.”
A Nevada author is heading to Washington, D.C., this month for the 2026 Library of Congress National Book Festival.
The new bar arrives as the city continues its revival of the Water Street District, with plans calling for new housing, lodging and hospitality and entertainment outlets.
Country rock star Brantley Gilbert and a host of dignitaries launched Stoney’s Sunset over the weekend.
“Mad Apple,” Cirque’s themed show at New York-New York, won’t survive past Labor Day.
Mary J. Blige has moved her August and September dates at Dolby Live into February.
Frankie Valli answered his brother, Bobby, in social media by saying he is not retiring.
The restaurant belongs to the portfolio of a Vegas-based hospitality group that includes Strip and off-Strip locations.
After more than six decades onstage, Frankie Valli is reportedly retiring from performing.
With dozens of concert venues in Las Vegas, it can be hard to keep up with all the shows coming to town. Don’t fret, we’ve got you. On Fridays, we’ll share a list of all the new shows announced that week.
From flamethrowers and exploding cars to tanks and grenade launchers, there’s an attraction suitable for most every extreme thrill.
It turns out that the honey business isn’t as sweet as it sounds: In the new movie “The Rivals of Amziah King,” beekeepers steal from each other, poison rivals’ insects and rip folks off. “It’s not full of kind people,” the title character warns.
A revival of Feed the Block is due in early October. The event was an instant hit with Gryffin’s performance in April 2025.
Vegas showman Earl Turner sang “America the Beautiful” off the set list to honor a serviceman about to be deployed.
The club bubbles over with powerful live entertainment, but the scene is one you have to experience to appreciate.
The Dream Awards honor the best of entertainment, returning to the Orleans in October.
Vegas’ own Ne-Yo, Shakespeare, a Pride festival, all-you-can-enjoy pizza and pasta, a loaded UFC watch party and more are our Top 10 picks this week.
Learn how to garden like a pro, celerbate the opening of Villa’s Tacos and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
As expected, Las Vegas acts are in the mix as “America’s Got Talent” moves into its Live broadcasts on NBC.
Morrissey canceled a show in Madrid in March because construction noise kept him awake. He might be still feeling the effects.
Cava has confirmed the opening of its first Las Vegas location “before the end of this year.”
The shop is part of a boutique bagel chain that has grown to almost 50 locations across 18 states and D.C. in six years.
The new spot, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, takes its name from a person’s romantic partner.
It’s a busy weekend at the movies with a Jeff Daniels war flick, “The End of Oak Street,” which entails a neighborhood transporting to the land of dinos, a Green Day comedy, a Matthew McConaughey drama and Kristen Stewart’s stoner comedy.
Adam Sandler’s daughter stars in a comedy, Bob Odenkirk is back kicking ass, “Green Lantern” returns … ish, and Kelsey Cook has a new comedy special.
David Goldrake has been honored with the Merlin Award as Magician of the Year by the International Magicians Society.
Longtime Caesars Palace headliner Rod Stewart underwent a “routine” procedure and canceled his dates at Caesars Palace.
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