The taqueria, which began in an L.A. front yard, features tacos, queso tacos, mulitos, Baja tacos and, new in Vegas, wood-fire tacos al pastor.
In a world where screens constantly demand our attention, many Las Vegans are looking for a new, analog hobby. There’s a club for just about anything, but why not learn a new skill along the way?
Fremont Street Experience’s first “90s House Party” was a hit on Saturday night.
Prominent Las Vegas arts figure Robin Slonina is launching AE/LV, a quarterly pub for the creative comunity
The twins are at the center of MGM Resorts International’s BetMGM sports betting platform’s weekend party, tied to its “Make it Legendary” campaign.
Sebastian Maniscalco and Steve Aoki ask a musical question in a new dance track.
Marshmello drew a record crowd to the first anniversary of Feed The Block on Fremont East.
Mac King and several comedy-magic friends put on a whopper of a show at his house.
After laying the groundwork for the city’s now-booming festival scene, Viva Las Vegas founder Tom Ingram is saying goodbye.
Bored, looking for something new, or something to do with the family? Here are Neon’s top picks for absolutely free things to do in Las Vegas from Friday, April 3, through Thursday, April 9.
With dozens of concert venues in Las Vegas, it can be hard to keep up with all the shows coming to town. Each week, we’ll share a list of new show announcements.
=The Canopy has for years been home to Vegas bands playing for free on three stages.
The Great Northwest Country Fest is returning to Lone Mountain Equestrian Park.
Shaq is casting a long shadow over Illenium’s “Odyssey” finale this weekend.
The Vegas founder of both festivals sold its portfolio as producer of large-scale beer events across the U.S.
According to a sign posted on the door of the restaurant near the 215 Beltway and Green Valley Parkway, it has permanently closed.
The evening begins with a little “Country Girl Shake,” and we’re learning how the 32-count, four-wall line dance is done. Well, sort of — this stuff is complicated.
Two couples. Too much wine. One loaded question: What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done?
“Absinthe” turns 15, a drag brunch opens, native plants go on sale and much more in our top 10 things to do this week.
“After an unforgettable run as Mr. BBQ in Las Vegas, we’re closing this chapter with full hearts,” the restaurant posted on social media.
Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté said during One Night for One Drop he’s open to more activity in Vegas.
“Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition” is scheduled to open April 24 at The Shops at Crystals.
A Las Vegas man is looking for love, and the world will watch, as Season 4 of Netflix reality series “Love on the Spectrum” debuts Wednesday.
This two-time James Beard Award finalist unites respect for Mexican tradition with modern techniques, ingredients and flavors.
Here’s a look at movies coming to theaters this weekend.
Dina Mitchell debuted the gluten-free fast-food concept in 2024 with three locations in the Las Vegas Valley.
A look at what’s new on popular streaming services this week.
NFL Network and ESPN broadcast vet Rich Eisen says Vegas is peerless in sports event staging.
The Docksiders, the stand-alone yacht rock residency, has added a year at the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian.
A solid roster of performers is set for ACM Awards Week prior to the May 17th return of the show to MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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