The downtown Las Vegas museum is offering “The Untapped Story: A Beer Tasting Experience” this June through August.
Catch the return of Jazz in the Park, “Find Your Rave Bae” and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Be careful about reading too many detective novels to your pet sheep — they just might solve your murder.
Art, heritage, birds, sushi, an EDC parade and eight types of tiramisù hit the list of Top 10 things to do this week.
The café’s two siblings, in Henderson and Southern Highlands, remain open serving breakfast, pastries, crêpes, galettes, salads and sandwiches.
The West Wind Las Vegas Drive-In, as it’s currently known, opened on West Carey Avenue on Jan. 7, 1966, with “Do Not Disturb,” a romantic comedy starring Doris Day; “The Train,” a World War II action movie with Burt Lancaster; and the short film “The Beatles Come to Town.”
The restaurant takes its name from two of its founders, a pair of redheaded brothers. Burgers range from classic single patties to versions groaning with triple patties.
A horror movie dining experience launches this weekend, and around the corner, attend the “ultimate party” at a new and unique nightlife spot.
Las Vegas marks the first store outside of Southern California for The Hat, famed for its stacked pastrami sandwiches. The original Hat opened in SoCal in 1951.
Eilish, Jackman or Mortal Kombat? Here’s a look at movies coming to theaters this weekend.
“Send Help” and “Amadeus” are among the new shows and movies on streaming services this week.
We remember Clint Holmes’ 6½-year run covering 1,872 total shows at Harrah’s Showroom.
Clark County is looking for youth actors, aspiring actors, or any teen singers and dancers who want to be a part of their first-ever production of “Camp Rock (The Musical).”
The famed restaurant guide inspected restaurants in Vegas for its guide for the first time in almost 20 years.
Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith have played the pair of stoners for more than 30 years, beginning with “Clerks” (1994) in Smith’s View Askewniverse.
Saying she needs to “rebuild my engine,” Dolly Parton has parked plans to headline the Strip.
The Southern spot is an outpost of the original restaurant in North Carolina, named for the brothers’ great-grandmother.
Eagles are set to return to Sphere on Sept. 18-19, continuing into November.
Red Rock Resort is fully embracing its status as a locals’ destination in its 20th anniversary year.
The country superstar called out some “flaky a— people in this town” on Friday, but Golden Knights stars made it right Saturday at Allegiant Stadium.
Sherri Shepherd is bringing her stand-up tour to the Palazzo Theatre, with “& Juliet” and a 9/11 movie on the horizon.
The new restaurant, from acclaimed chef Kwame Onwuachi, blends classic American steakhouse traditions with Afro-Caribbean flavors and techniques.
The Composers Showcase 20th anniversary ran for more than three hours — and could have gone longer.
Westgate headliner Barry Manilow still hasn’t performed a show this year. He says he’ll return in June, in the U.K.
David Copperfield took his final bow at his namesake theater before a magician-heavy crowd at the MGM Grand.
The artisan ice cream purveyor has grown rapidly since its debut in Las Vegas four years ago.
The Ole Red Las Vegas partner and Colosseum headliner leads the new list of performers for the Academy of Country Music Awards show.
Cava has no official word on expanding to Las Vegas, but hints point to a northwest valley location.
In his “This Is a Gardening Show,” the actor and comedian brings a kind of wide-eyed curiosity to gardening that feels at once sincere and ridiculous.
From Taking Back Sunday to Jeezy, Morrissey to Old Dominion, something for everyone was announced to be coming to Las Vegas this year.
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