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The Hard Rock Hotel’s Breathe pool keeps summer afloat
Rehab Beach Club is gone for good, and while a new daylife experience won’t debut until April 2021, the beat goes on—for one last summer, at least—at Breathe.
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Big Freedia—the self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Bounce’—brings her infectious energy to Emerge
“[Las Vegas] will enjoy a great show full of energy and fun and lots of love, and I hope that they can reciprocate that and give it back in return.”
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The Emerge fest corrals its ideas and ambitions within four relatable themes
Protest, Self, Brave and Sex. “These are themes that are meaningful to everybody, regardless of perspective,” says festival founder Rehan Choudhry.
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Parkland survivor-activists Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg are trying to stem the gun-violence tide
Hogg and Gonzalez will be at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas to speak at Emerge, an interdisciplinary festival that combines art, social justice and music.
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Sweet symphony: Plans for a Downtown art museum are swiftly moving ahead
A chance meeting with NMA communications director Amanda Horn yielded a veritable fount of museum info.
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Emerge blends music and conversation for a unique festival formula
The fest has been refocused and condensed into two, fat-free days stacked with big names like Brandon Flowers, Gerard Way, Andrew Bird and Laura Jane Grace and rising stars you’ll be hearing a whole lot more from soon.
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Pincushion is the Downtown craft clubhouse of our dreams
Upcoming and recent classes range from the practical (DIY Alterations & Repairs) and whimsical (Creating Your Own Cosplay Costume) to the fashionable (Techniques of Costume & Fashion Design) and artsy (Silk Painting).
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The High Roller’s Happy Half Hour offers libations with city views
Locals have the advantage of 50 percent off standard ticket prices, which range from $35 to $52.
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Bobby Flay’s new Shark spices up the Palms
The menu mostly comprises shareable plates, except for a few truly grand entrées. Our server recommend eating in a specific order: from cold to hot, mild to spicy. That means you can expect to taste the ceviche and sushi (by chef Kiyotaka Jet Asano) first.
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Kucara Makara offers a kaleidoscope of Mexican flavors
One side of the restaurant leans to the sweet, beginning with an ice cream case filled kid-friendly flavors dominated by various chocolate and vanilla combinations (fitting for a shared Central American origin).