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Shows
Jewelry recovered from the Titanic is on display at the Luxor.
Welcome to The D, where the bar is long but the stage is short.
Reunion tour
This week: Extreme Thing, Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender, Reverend Horton Heat, Chop Tops, Royal Crown Revue, Tiger Army, Nile, Deer Tick, Matchbox Twenty, Burt Bacarach, Faith Prince & Jason Graae, Gabriel Iglesias, Adam Carolla and Mon Ami Gabi.
Rockhouse at the Grand Canal Shoppes in The Venetian is bringing back the Roaring ’20s with Prohibition Thursdays. Every week, the dive bar will host a party starting at 7 p.m. Guests will get in for half-price cover and enjoy $5 cocktails through closing. You can even dress up like bootleggers and flappers, if you want. For access to Prohibition Thursdays, get the secret password on Rockhouse’s social media accounts: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Each week, the password will be updated.
Recycled Percussion always had a point of distinction none of the other 100 or so shows on the Strip could claim: the ability to play along, with each audience member drumming on an old pan or hubcap.
Has Vegas ever claimed a famous comedian before Jo Koy? Yes, every comedian under the sun has played here after they made it. But Koy is the rare one who honed his skills while living in Las Vegas, and he was painfully aware of the gap that separated up-and-comers from the comedy rooms on the Strip.
The stage is set for the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s new outdoor theater, with Las Vegas’ Engelstad Family Foundation playing a key role in the project.
When members of the National Folk Organization gather in Las Vegas this weekend for their annual meeting, it’s locals who will reap some of the rewards.
The Monster Jam World Finals return to Sam Boyd Stadium on Friday and Saturday. But you can get an early look at 11 of the trucks when they roar down the Strip at 7 p.m. today.
In a brainstorming session to plan a benefit for his favorite cause, Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte cautioned his staff, “Don’t overreach, especially not the first year.”
There’s a difference between being a cartoon and being cartoonish.
