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Apr 20 Saturday
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.
This all-ages music festival will have a diverse lineup of up-and-coming local bands and musicians, local art vendors, and community-oriented informational booths. Plus, a 60's style liquid light show to the music by Blake's Art!
Performing will be Sunday Mourning, Viaje Nahual, Same Sex Mary, King Fun, Loolowningen (from Tokyo), Kurian, and The Patterns.
Get a discount on your ticket with a donation of food for people who are unhoused.
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.
The tension of teenage suburban living is perfectly encapsulated in Eric Bogosian’s SubUrbia, the story of a group of aimless 20-somethings whose world is turned upside down by a visit from their old high school classmate, who is now a successful musician. A word of warning for the FOMO-prone: This play promises to not only resonate, but also inspire some good old introspection.
Las Vegas loves a second-chance story. Apparently TikTok does, too. This social media sensation begins at an amusement park where a handful of kids die on a roller coaster called the Cyclone (likely because the real Cyclone at Coney Island feels like it may actually kill you).
Once in purgatory, they’re greeted by the park’s mechanical fortune-telling machine, which initiates a singing contest that awards the winner a trip back to the living world. What ensues is a competition that alternates between morbidity and life affirmation -- and hopefully bears no resemblance to the reality TV singing shows your mother still watches.
Chalk up another staged celebration of cult pop culture and viral theater by Majestic Repertory.
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 21 Sunday
Queen Las Vegas is hosting this benefit for Nevada Fertility Advocates. Think of it as brunching for a cause, with bottomless mimosas and great food.
Nevada Fertility Advocates works to support those struggling with infertility through community awareness, legislative action, and employer advocacy. By providing education, resources, and support, the organization aims to empower individuals and families on their journey toward parenthood.