The Guide

Experience the excitement of LGBTQ+ rodeo events and competition!!  Rodeo Weekend Events include Pool Party Friday and Dancing Under the Stars Saturday Night! There will be a weekend full of rodeo and country western themed events.

Kick off the high alpine summer season with a festive Cinco de Mayo party at 8’600 feet! Enjoy live music by Los Nuevos De Culiacán, street tacos, michelada and margarita specials, and stunning mountain views. A perfect outing for families and friends. There's no cover charge.

The Bristlecone Skyway will be running, which does require a ticket.

Pickleball teams will compete for prizes and bragging rights, and there's a raffle. Whether you’re playing on the court or cheering from the sidelines, this event promises fun, friendly competition, and a meaningful way to support families in our community.  Proceeds from the tournament will benefit S.A.F.E. House and help provide safety, shelter, and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence and their children.

The UNLV Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the orchestra's artistic director Taras Krysa, performs music from Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung.

Nathan Carterette, piano, and Edward Alan Moore, pipe organ, have joined forces as The Arsenal Duo, presenting concerts that unite their respective instruments in a unique and spectacular fashion. They draw from a diverse repertoire, including works originally for piano and orchestra, works original to piano and organ, their own transcriptions; and solo offerings.

Free. More info at Get Tickets.

An operatic version of the children’s literary classic, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, based on scenes from operas by W.A. Mozart, G. Donizetti, J. Offenbach, and G.B. Pergolesi.

Stepping into a new and unknown world, Pinocchio is deceived by Wolf and Cat and persuaded to disobey his father by skipping school in order to meet Dr. Dulcamara, a loathsome puppeteer. Realizing the puppet’s value, Dulcamara holds Pinocchio captive, intending to have him perform with his miraculous mechanical doll, Olympia. Puppet and doll become friends, and when Dulcamara breaks Olympia in a fit of rage, Pinocchio runs home to admit his disobedience and ask his father’s forgiveness. Accompanied by a policeman (and an optional chorus of children-police), Pinocchio and his dad lead the authorities to Wolf, Cat and Dulcamara, and the bad guys are run out of town. As Pinocchio resolves to always tell the truth and share his problems with trusted grownups, he and his father head home to repair Olympia and begin life anew as a family of three.

Times, dates, and library locations vary. Check the official website for more information.

An operatic version of the children’s literary classic, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, based on scenes from operas by W.A. Mozart, G. Donizetti, J. Offenbach, and G.B. Pergolesi.

Stepping into a new and unknown world, Pinocchio is deceived by Wolf and Cat and persuaded to disobey his father by skipping school in order to meet Dr. Dulcamara, a loathsome puppeteer. Realizing the puppet’s value, Dulcamara holds Pinocchio captive, intending to have him perform with his miraculous mechanical doll, Olympia. Puppet and doll become friends, and when Dulcamara breaks Olympia in a fit of rage, Pinocchio runs home to admit his disobedience and ask his father’s forgiveness. Accompanied by a policeman (and an optional chorus of children-police), Pinocchio and his dad lead the authorities to Wolf, Cat and Dulcamara, and the bad guys are run out of town. As Pinocchio resolves to always tell the truth and share his problems with trusted grownups, he and his father head home to repair Olympia and begin life anew as a family of three.

Times, dates, and library locations vary. Check the official website for more information.

The orchestra will perform works by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, Jaques Ibert, and Ludwig van Beethoven, conducted by Tyler Gordon. CSN flute professor Clare Birmingham will be the soloist in the finale of Ibert’s Flute Concerto.

An operatic version of the children’s literary classic, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, based on scenes from operas by W.A. Mozart, G. Donizetti, J. Offenbach, and G.B. Pergolesi.

Stepping into a new and unknown world, Pinocchio is deceived by Wolf and Cat and persuaded to disobey his father by skipping school in order to meet Dr. Dulcamara, a loathsome puppeteer. Realizing the puppet’s value, Dulcamara holds Pinocchio captive, intending to have him perform with his miraculous mechanical doll, Olympia. Puppet and doll become friends, and when Dulcamara breaks Olympia in a fit of rage, Pinocchio runs home to admit his disobedience and ask his father’s forgiveness. Accompanied by a policeman (and an optional chorus of children-police), Pinocchio and his dad lead the authorities to Wolf, Cat and Dulcamara, and the bad guys are run out of town. As Pinocchio resolves to always tell the truth and share his problems with trusted grownups, he and his father head home to repair Olympia and begin life anew as a family of three.

Times, dates, and library locations vary. Check the official website for more information.

Southern Nevada audiences will be treated to a musical celebration of Cinco De Mayo under the artistic direction of Dr. Lindsey N. O’Connor. The KO Knudson Academy of the Arts Band will also perform.