Brigham Young guard Jimmer Fredette wasn’t selected the Mountain West Conference Player of the Year. His performance Thursday might have some voters wishing for a do-over.
When Ryan Selasky was a kid learning to skateboard, he was pretty much on his own. He learned through trial and error on sidewalks and parking lots.
Now 35, Selasky skates with his son, Kaden, at well-maintained skateparks across the valley. But quite possibly not for much longer.
For people who like to par-tay, St. Patrick’s Day is a gluttony of beer swilling while trying not to heave. But let us remember: St. Patrick is a religious saint, an icon of godliness.
The Brew’s Best Village Beer Fest is scheduled for 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the Village at Lake Las Vegas in Henderson. The festival will offer tastes of beers from a number of boutique breweries and live music. Tickets are $25 at the door; proceeds benefit New Vista Community. For prepurchase or more information, visit www.NewVistaCommunity.org. …
If you’re a foodie and/or a regular reader of this space, you’re no doubt aware that the Wynn Las Vegas/Encore complex is home to a number of top-notch New American restaurants where the food is adventurous and innovative, the service excellent and the atmosphere artistic and, while not stuffy, a bit on the formal side.
For those who like to do theater but don’t have the time, “No Shame” may have a solution.
As bright and sunny as their native Australia, The Chevelles’ ’60s-styled power pop is catalyzed by fast cars and faster women. With hooks and harmonies for days, this veteran quartet is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Get your motor runnin’ with The Chevelles at 10 p.m. Saturday at the Double Down Saloon, 4640 Paradise Road. The show is free; call 791-5775.