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Apr 26 Friday
Andrew Van Slee as Tony Bennett, with some of the great singer's solo hits and duets with performers in the roles of Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder and Michael Bublé.
In the OYO casino.
This celebration of Spring features a new work filmed at Red Rock Canyon, “Desert in Motion,” with the score by Dr. Alex Stopa performed live. The concert will close with “Vegas Meets Broadway,” a musical revue directed and choreographed by guests Frit and Frat Fuller, with music and dance from West Side Story, Hamilton, Funny Girl and The Greatest Showman.
Event tickets can be purchased online or one hour before show time at the PAC Box Office.
Saturday's performances are at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
It’s 1929. Two ambitious visionaries race against each other to invent something called “television.” Each knows that if he stops working, even for a moment, the other will gain the edge.
Who will unlock the key to the greatest innovation of the 20th century: the ruthless media mogul, or the self-taught Idaho farm boy?
The answer comes to compelling life in this new play by Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, The Newsroom and The Social Network.
Apr 27 Saturday
Hosted annually by the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, among others, this festival strives to spark curiosity and highlight the amazing science, technology, engineering, and math taking place right here in our community.
Learn more and register for events, which are held in several locations, at Get Tickets.
Interested in getting behind the scenes of Las Vegas’s colorful history? Want to tour homes built and owned by both famous and infamous residents?
This four-day event celebrates Southern Nevada history with guided tours, educational seminars, community events, scenic drives, cocktail parties, and speaker presentations that will transport you to the Las Vegas of yesteryear. Tickets start at $25 and provide guests a range of experiences and excursions suitable for all ages.
Many people today feel that the existence of humans is hanging by a thread, with threats to our democracy, our health, and our ability to live on our planet reported daily. The 32 local, national, and international artists in this social justice exhibit are hoping to use their art to change the story by changing the culture.
You can view the works April 10 through June 1. There's a reception on April 27 from noon to 3:00.
Looking for a way to extend Women's History Month? Look no further than one of our women-owned art spaces, Priscilla Fowler Fine Art Gallery. Over the Top is Fowler's latest show, running through April 27, and it features not one, but 22 different artists, from Joseph Watson and Christina Pina (who had the sole exhibit last month), to the gallery proprietor herself. But this won’t just be a piece or two from each person scattered about the main space. Fowler has reconfigured her gallery to showcase each artist with their own “mini-gallery,” as Fowler puts it. It’s like having a smaller Arts Factory in one single space, which means a one-stop shop for local creative variety.
Performing will be the Michael Hoffman Quartet and the Todd Simon Trio. Relax and watch the performers or stroll along the paths surrounding the tranquil ponds.
It is outdoors, so dress accordingly. Chairs will be provided, as will cart tours of the preserve.
Tickets must be purchased online.