More than 40 stories, many originally published in the Review-Journal, have been collected in John Glionna’s new book, “Outback Nevada: Real Stories From the Silver State.”
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If this Harry Fagel fellow rings a bell, it’s probably thanks to his previous life as both a Metro officer for 25 years – and as a poet spreading hope.
The pieces are normally confined to museums and art galleries and can go for hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases. Now, anyone can see them free of charge, just by strolling through one of these casinos.
Some 40-plus artists were invited into the show, many of them familiar to Las Vegas art aficionados.
The collection of National Geographic photography will show natural and man-made wonders and phenomena few people have ever seen. The “Rarely Seen” collection is inspired by a book of a similar name.
From hosting Broadway hits to Neil deGrasse Tyson, the performing art center has become a cultural hub of Las Vegas.