Experience the Latin Heritage Parade, see a ukulele master perform live and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Take the kids to “Beauty and the Beast,” hit the park for pollinators, win a wing-eating challenge, spike up for a punk show and more in our Top 10 picks this week.
Caesars Sportsbook and Clay Matthews have have launched an advertising campaign dubbed, “We’ve Had Some Work Done.” That is an accurate title.
Expansion of camping coincides with the debut of the two-weekend “Dusk Till Dawn” fest experience.
The 2008 film will be presented with more than 1,000 candles on stage as a live 12-piece ensemble performs its score.
The restaurant showcases the izakaya (tavern) traditional of drinks, conversation, shareable plates and late-night hours, with service from the evening through to the morning.
The symphony will perform works from Studio Ghibli, “Hook” and Tim Burton’s films as part of at least eight concerts in the valley this fall that are tied to movies and video games.
The return of witchy sisters, a church group hunted by spiders, CIA operators in Tehran, a new rock doc and more hit theaters this weekend.
“Call My Agent!” and “The Paper” return, a new miniseries follows a YA romance, and a doc follows the Dana Chandler case.
The immersive virtual reality experience simulated an 11-light-year journey aboard a sprawling spaceship.
From concerts to parades, community events to parties, the Las Vegas valley is set to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and Mexican Independence Day weekend.
“Emo Night” plays FSE on Oct. 3, is open to all ages and stars The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.
The shop showcases a less-familiar style of ramen that calls for mixing, not slurping.
In “The R&B Tour,” Usher and Chris Brown deliver two concert experiences in the one show.
Novelist-screenwriter-political strategist Kate Stayman-London is dropping her highly anticipated third novel, “See You Next Tuesday,” on Sept. 8.
The event doubled as a book drive for Parton’s Imagination Library and a local nonprofit.
The Cirque du Soleil variety show at New York-New York brought out star performers on its closing night that ended a four-year run.
The 37-year-old powerhouse has broken through one of the remaining Sphere barriers as the first Latin headliner ever at the venue.
The co-star of “Pawn Stars” is “resting comfortably” after he was to undergo a routine stent procedure, but doctors instead found he needed emergency bypass surgery.
The Sun tabloid, without formal confirmation, has reported Oasis is planning to play Allegiant Stadium next year.
Billy Idol has conquered four venues in VegasVille. His latest is BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau.
The event, founded in 2019, is created and presented entirely by women to showcase female chefs, beverage professionals and artisans.
The new restaurant will occupy the space that once housed an outpost of a teppanyaki chain from Japan.
The restaurant started in Vegas as a pop-up. The menu draws on seasonal ingredients, French technique and Mediterranean influences, ably assisted by thoughtfully edited wine and cocktail lists.
Soon it will become an Olympic sport. In Vegas, it’s already big.
The Venue at Rio has two showrooms, three brunches and Aussie hunks in the mix.
Mojo Juju, Chemical Tribe and Subsanity appear Sept. 16 at the next “Hard Rock Rising” show.
Kim Wagner has paused her morning broadcats at KSNV, saying the hours “can take a toll.”
We hit three nightspots on one of downtown’s hottest blocks: We All Scream (built on the bones of Beauty Bar), Electric Mushroom (the Strip experience downtown) and Discopussy (a techno faithful).
The Scorpions have pulled all September shows at PH Live at Planet Hollywood for “unforeseen circumstances.”
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