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Strong Together: A friendship forged by purpose helps keep a community of survivors connected
“if we didn’t do these things, there wouldn’t be these stories of people able to reunite.”
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Clark County moves forward with plans for an enduring October 1 on-site memorial
Submissions, open through October 31, can be drawings, poems, songs, essays, short videos or any other form of artwork.
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Five years in, the Vegas Strong Resiliency Center remains a sanctuary of support for those affected by Route 91 and beyond
The 4,700-square-foot-center serves and provides outreach to as many as 700 people per month, connecting them with mental health resources, legal aid and more.
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Reflecting on five years of the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden
“Perhaps, for some people who came there, this allowed them to discharge all the negativity that had built up from this event … and then turn around and regenerate positive energy, for building.”
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DJ and producer JackEL pumps fresh sounds into the Las Vegas dance scene
Shuffle up his music and you’ll hear satin-smooth jazz with accents of uptempo house, buzzing techno bangers, thumping house cuts and glorious glitch dubstep.
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Metal Blade Records founder Brian Slagel brings his label’s 40th anniversary celebration to Las Vegas
“I really wanted to do something in Vegas, because I live here and it’s a fun place to do a show that’s easy for people to come in,” he says of the October 5 show headlined by Killswitch Engage.
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The Weekly interview: St. Vincent talks Malcolm Gladwell, Iggy Pop and the Las Vegas residency she didn’t know she wanted
“[Performing] is a funny skill that you can only get better at by doing it in front of people. I guess it’s kind of like sex, right?”
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (September 29-October 5 edition)
David Blaine, a Lakers-Suns NBA tilt, Wallows, Cam’ron and Jadakiss, The Glitch Mob and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Find hearty Jamaican food at Las Vegas’ House of Dutch Pot
The curried goat is particularly successful—gamey, salty and spicy with each bite.
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Las Vegas bottle shop and bar Khoury’s expands to meet community demand
“On a busy night, a group would come in, and there’d be no seats available. I didn’t like to see that.”