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This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Movie lovers can enjoy Nevada’s largest film festival as the 22nd Annual Dam Short Film Festival returns to screen with more than 150 short films over six days.

With over two decades of successfully entertaining audiences, the Dam Short Film Festival will showcase 32 carefully selected, thematic, 60-to-90-minute program blocks in categories including animation, comedy, documentary, drama, horror (presented on Friday the 13th), international, sci-fi, Nevada, love & romance (presented on Valentine's Day), and underground.

Each short film will be presented using state-of-the-art digital projection in Boulder City's Elaine K. Smith Building.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Richard Strauss was one of the most brilliant orchestral composers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His music demands technical precision, tonal depth, and expressive maturity from every section of the orchestra.

UNLV student musicians are tackling two of his most substantial works. Don Juan (1888) established Strauss as a major voice in European music — bold, virtuosic, and dramatically charged. The Suite from Der Rosenkavalier distills the richness of his famous opera into sweeping waltzes, lyrical solos, and complex orchestral textures.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Want to help shelter dogs get adopted? The Foster Field Trip Coffee Break gives dogs who most need a break from shelter life some time away where they can be out in the real world, relax and decompress, and show off their true personalities. And, you can provide shelter with photos or videos they can use to attract adopters.

And, yes, coffee is involved. The shelter provides a Starbucks coupon for you, while your new buddy will get a Puppuccino. You take photos and short videos to share. The shelter provides car protection, clean-up supplies, and safety gear.

Each day they highlight 3 to 5 dogs on their website. And, if hanging out at Starbucks isn't your thing, they also need folks for regular foster field trips.

More info at Get Tickets.

Internationally acclaimed organist Damin Spritzer appears in the Paul S. Hesselink Organ Concert Series. Her performances have been praised for clarity, color, and expressive depth. A performer, scholar, and recording artist, she is an associate professor of organ at the University of Oklahoma and performs regularly throughout the United States and abroad.

The annual Little Air and Style ski and snowboard competition is a celebration of youth, open to kids of all skill levels ages 4 to 16. On-site registration starts at 10 a.m.; the competition on Rabbit Peak runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by an awards ceremony.

Participants will be grouped by age—12 and under and 13 to 16—and judged on a slopestyle run featuring terrain park-inspired jumps and jibs designed for each skill level. While registration is free, kids must have a Power Kids Pass or a day pass. Children can use their own equipment or rentals can be booked in advance online.