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This is a dynamic exhibit, curated by Brent Holmes, showcasing the work of several local creatives, including multi-hyphenate artist Ashanti McGee (also a curator), painter Joseph Watson (also a children’s book illustrator), and poet Vogue Robinson (also a painter). This, too, honors the African diaspora and Black American experience; this exhibit’s unofficial statement is “Black life is American life.”

This one opened up back in February to commemorate Black History Month, but the City scheduled this to stay up for another six months. Which means you have until August 7 to check it out, which you can do Monday through Thursdays, again, at City Hall.

Artist, curator, and Desert Companion contributor Brent Holmes’ exhibition People of Color opened during Black History Month, but it’s showing through August 7 at Las Vegas City Hall’s Chamber Gallery. Its multidiscipline works reflect American life through the lens of Nevada’s African diasporic artists, including Ashanti McGee, Joseph Watson, and Vogue Robinson, among others.

Explore the wonders of the rain forest in this interactive maze exhibit. Journey through the four layers of the rainforest, swing like a spider monkey, and discover fascinating creatures like giant rodents and super-strong beetles.

Designed by Minotaur Mazes, this hands-on experience immerses visitors in the sights and sounds of a tropical rainforest while highlighting their vital role in our planet’s health.

Runs through August 10.

This is a dynamic exhibit, curated by Brent Holmes, showcasing the work of several local creatives, including multi-hyphenate artist Ashanti McGee (also a curator), painter Joseph Watson (also a children’s book illustrator), and poet Vogue Robinson (also a painter). This, too, honors the African diaspora and Black American experience; this exhibit’s unofficial statement is “Black life is American life.”

This one opened up back in February to commemorate Black History Month, but the City scheduled this to stay up for another six months. Which means you have until August 7 to check it out, which you can do Monday through Thursdays, again, at City Hall.

Follow the journey of Elle Woods, a fashion-savvy sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend. Elle discovers her true potential and defies expectations while staying true to herself in this fun and empowering musical.

Free for ages 5 and under. Limited number of reserved chairs ($80 each) and blankets ($175 for two people, $265 for four people) available for purchase at least one day in advance. Performances are Wednesday through Saturday.

Artist, curator, and Desert Companion contributor Brent Holmes’ exhibition People of Color opened during Black History Month, but it’s showing through August 7 at Las Vegas City Hall’s Chamber Gallery. Its multidiscipline works reflect American life through the lens of Nevada’s African diasporic artists, including Ashanti McGee, Joseph Watson, and Vogue Robinson, among others.

Explore the wonders of the rain forest in this interactive maze exhibit. Journey through the four layers of the rainforest, swing like a spider monkey, and discover fascinating creatures like giant rodents and super-strong beetles.

Designed by Minotaur Mazes, this hands-on experience immerses visitors in the sights and sounds of a tropical rainforest while highlighting their vital role in our planet’s health.

Runs through August 10.

This is a dynamic exhibit, curated by Brent Holmes, showcasing the work of several local creatives, including multi-hyphenate artist Ashanti McGee (also a curator), painter Joseph Watson (also a children’s book illustrator), and poet Vogue Robinson (also a painter). This, too, honors the African diaspora and Black American experience; this exhibit’s unofficial statement is “Black life is American life.”

This one opened up back in February to commemorate Black History Month, but the City scheduled this to stay up for another six months. Which means you have until August 7 to check it out, which you can do Monday through Thursdays, again, at City Hall.

Follow the journey of Elle Woods, a fashion-savvy sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend. Elle discovers her true potential and defies expectations while staying true to herself in this fun and empowering musical.

Free for ages 5 and under. Limited number of reserved chairs ($80 each) and blankets ($175 for two people, $265 for four people) available for purchase at least one day in advance. Performances are Wednesday through Saturday.

Explore the wonders of the rain forest in this interactive maze exhibit. Journey through the four layers of the rainforest, swing like a spider monkey, and discover fascinating creatures like giant rodents and super-strong beetles.

Designed by Minotaur Mazes, this hands-on experience immerses visitors in the sights and sounds of a tropical rainforest while highlighting their vital role in our planet’s health.

Runs through August 10.