There's never a shortage of things to see, hear, and do in Nevada. Here are some highlighted cultural events for the week starting September 16.
Through September 19
This exhibition of mixed-media drawings explores the relationship between humanity and technology in art and in life. It runs through September 19. There will be a gallery talk and artist reception with light refreshments on September 17, starting at 6 p.m.
Zoë Camper is a London-native, Las Vegas-based artist whose work explores the intersection of technology, creativity, and the human experience. Working across fantastical landscapes, portraiture, industrial imagery, and conceptual works, Camper begins each piece with a story, often a commentary on how technology shapes or complicates our lives, with pencil as a favorite medium.
Camper situates Still Life with Technology within a tradition stretching back to the industrial revolution, "From Charlie Chaplin's questioning of the machine in 'Modern Times' to Umberto Boccioni's exhilarating ideals about technology's possibilities, modern-day artists have created a vital and powerful dialog about the impact of technology." Still Life with Technology carries that conversation forward.
Zoë Camper is a London-native, Las Vegas-based artist whose work explores the intersection of technology, creativity, and the human experience. Working across fantastical landscapes, portraiture, industrial imagery, and conceptual works, Camper begins each piece with a story, often a commentary on how technology shapes or complicates our lives, with pencil as a favorite medium.
Camper situates Still Life with Technology within a tradition stretching back to the industrial revolution, "From Charlie Chaplin's questioning of the machine in 'Modern Times' to Umberto Boccioni's exhilarating ideals about technology's possibilities, modern-day artists have created a vital and powerful dialog about the impact of technology." Still Life with Technology carries that conversation forward.
September 18
Join the Southern Nevada Chapter of the American Guild of Organists for the opening concert of the 2026-2027 Paul S. Hesselink Concert Series, featuring organist Mallory Haney Loo.
Loo will present a wide-ranging program featuring music by Ludovico Einaudi, J.S. Bach, Franz Liszt, Alberto Ginastera, and more, including several of her own organ arrangements.
Loo will present a wide-ranging program featuring music by Ludovico Einaudi, J.S. Bach, Franz Liszt, Alberto Ginastera, and more, including several of her own organ arrangements.
September 20
"10 Wigs and a Telephone" is a fast, funny one-woman comedy about ambition, identity, mental health, and the strange overlap between two seemingly opposite worlds of finance and sex work. At the center is a gritty, self-taught woman willing to do whatever it takes.
Bold, chaotic, and laugh-out-loud funny, "10 Wigs and a Telephone" is a biting look at what it takes to succeed—and what it costs—when everything, and everyone, is up for sale. Don’t miss this true-ish tale of sex, money, and humor all wrapped in the vulnerability of an extraordinary storyteller.
Starring and written by Trina Colon.
Directed by Shannan Calcutt.
Bold, chaotic, and laugh-out-loud funny, "10 Wigs and a Telephone" is a biting look at what it takes to succeed—and what it costs—when everything, and everyone, is up for sale. Don’t miss this true-ish tale of sex, money, and humor all wrapped in the vulnerability of an extraordinary storyteller.
Starring and written by Trina Colon.
Directed by Shannan Calcutt.
Guest: Mike Prevatt, arts and entertainment reporter, Nevada Public Radio
