“Art Motel,” a vacant motel at 225 N. Seventh St., transformed into an interactive art project at the music and arts festival. “All these great contemporary street artists around the world are basically putting their stamp on Las Vegas,” one artist noted.
Crime, we’re told, doesn’t pay. Crime museums, however, do quite nicely.
Five years of Life is Beautiful have provided many lessons about how to make life a little more bearable for downtown Las Vegas residents when a broad swath of their neighborhood is closed off and brimming with a menagerie of revelers.
What’s being billed as the world’s largest and utterly inefficient cucumber slicer is touring Las Vegas this weekend, and it will make a stop from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday.
The title alone makes it a Vegas natural.
From artists to musicians to attendees, everyone’s “Too Cool for School” — at least at September’s throwback-themed First Friday.
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts kicked off its Silver Anniversary celebration with alumni, parents and staff all welcoming students back to school with a complimentary T-shirt that commemorated the school’s 25th anniversary on Friday.
Attractions at this month’s arts gathering include featured artist Justin Lepper, the Rock & Review battle of the bands and the Dance DepARTment.
Members of the Texas Outlaw Comics have been asked repeatedly to reunite. They are back together at Laugh Factory this week.
Carrot Top unveiled his latest bit Friday night, and this might be the top of the props: The President Trump Phone Case.
