The Nevada State Museum in Las Vegas presenta a new exhibition celebrating the extraordinary artistry of costume designer Pete Menefee through December 31. A multiple Emmy-Award-winning costume designer, he is famous for his work with musical superstars, variety productions, and Nevada’s costume-spectacular stage shows. There are photographs, stage costumes, and original costume design renderings.

If you don’t have a Henderson Libraries card, you’re missing out! There's no charge and your card provides access to a wide range of media and information. September is the 30th anniversary of Library Card Sign-up Month so it’s the perfect time to start, or reestablish, your relationship with Henderson Libraries.

Bondi’s collages, photos, and interactive sculptures encapsulate the wild essence of Nevada, from Burning Man to Las Vegas. Free. The Studio at Sahara West Library, lvccld.org

The Rape Crisis Center in Las Vegas uses male and female volunteers, ages 21 and over, to assist sexual assault victims. Volunteers assist the staff of the center by answering crisis calls around the clock, making referrals for victims and others who are seeking assistance, and more.

David Mazur presents realistic watercolors featuring the people and land around him. Free. Art Gallery at Windmill Library, lvccld.org

P. D. Eastman’s Beginner Book comes to life in a musical adventure for the whole family. 6:30p, $14.95–$24.95. Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, thesmithcenter.com

The Desert Research Institute honors Dr. Marcia McNutt, President of the National Academy of Sciences, as the 30th Nevada Mdeal winner September 27 at the Hard Rock, starting at 5:30. The Nevada Medal was established by DRI in 1988 to acknowledge outstanding achievement in science and engineering.

The gothic-based metalcore band is touring behind their recently-released 3rd album “Reincarnate.” 6p, $23–$25. Brooklyn Bowl at The Linq, brooklynbowl.com

Community Partners for Better Health (CPBH) and others will host the  2017 Nevada Mental and Behavioral Health Symposium at the Gold Coast , September 28.  The symposium's theme is “Suicide is Everybody’s Business.” It is an opportunity for physicians, clinicians, counselors, supporting services, crisis response, educators, family members, and others key to suicide prevention to come together to focus on a community approach to prevention.