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December 2018

Desert Companion December 2018
  • Did the election throw a plot twist in to the long saga of Jim Rhodes' attempt to build a city on a hill near Red Rock?
  • Tacotarian - This might not sound like a compliment, but I mean it as one: This looks like a Mexican-themed nursery, for a little hipster baby. Very Instagram-able. Almost everyone here is really young. Sometimes I get the feeling that all the rabid vegans are in their 20s.
  • Neighborhood bar chain PT’s is upgrading its menu of staples with new dishes and fresh ingredients. Artisanal chicken fingers, anyone?
  • Jack Gaughan will direct the live musical accompaniment to Nevada Ballet Theatre’s Nutcracker for the sixth time. But his experience with the classic Tchaikovsky score goes back further than that — much further, to age 7, when he performed it at a piano recital. Is it still special? Yes.
  • King Ibu sings his music in English, French, and ethnic languages intrinsic to Senegal, but he aspires to make his music a universal language to be enjoyed and understood by everyone by fusing traditional Senegalese folk with other contemporary genres, including soul, reggae, and jazz.
  • Imaginative and unusual ways to enjoy the holidays. Art, music, literature, hiking and the mob. Hie thee now...
  • Give the gift of Vegas. Last-minute shoppers can please almost everyone — and avoid the mall — by giving Las Vegas experiences.
  • No Angel? As Criss Angel brings an updated Mindfreak to a new venue, a few thoughts on the Strip’s most divisive entertainer. Mike Weatherford says when it comes to divisiveness, Criss Angel is the Donald Trump of Las Vegas entertainment.
  • Art
    Frozen in Flux - abstract art by painter Benjamin Schmitt and sculpture by Benjamin Johnsen at the Centennial Hills Library.
  • Say What?!Match these 2018 newsmakers with their notable quotes. “I’m fast and loud on purpose. I cram 10 pounds of caviar into an eight-pound pack.”