The Guide

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Travel to 15th Century Verona for this timeless tale of young love. There's comedy and tragedy, movement and miming, street fighting, and traditional court dancing. Music by Sergei Prokofiev.

Also at 2:00 Saturday and Sunday.

Travel to 15th Century Verona for this timeless tale of young love. There's comedy and tragedy, movement and miming, street fighting, and traditional court dancing. Music by Sergei Prokofiev.

Also at 2:00 Saturday and Sunday.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Travel to 15th Century Verona for this timeless tale of young love. There's comedy and tragedy, movement and miming, street fighting, and traditional court dancing. Music by Sergei Prokofiev.

Also at 2:00 Saturday and Sunday.

Get ready for some Las Vegas history, weather, and smiles with legendary television and radio personality Nate Tannenbaum, who you might know as Bow Tie Nate. With more than 50 years in broadcasting and 36 years in Las Vegas, the popular weatherman has hosted shows on TV and radio, including "Guess Who's Playing the Classics" way back when on KNPR. He has many stories to tell...

More info at "Get Tickets."

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Samuel Mungo (opera director at Northern Arizona University) and Robert Mills (vocal coach/pianist at Arizona State University) perform Enoch Arden by Richard Strauss, a melodrama for narrator and piano.

Free, but more info at "Get Tickets."

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.