As We See It

Literary tour guide: Vegas-based writer Noah Cicero takes his fans on a journey

“Compared to my Ohio life, people are more positive here, more responsive to literary things.”

HELP of Southern Nevada’s Kelly Robson has made homeless assistance a year-round mission

“We break down all the barriers that led them to become homeless, so they can become self-sufficient and sustain on their own.”

Interim director Alisha Kerlin leads the Barrick Museum through its 50th anniversary celebration

"When someone who’s not used to looking at art is in a tour here at the Barrick and you see that light bulb go off, ...

Looking to elope? Flora Pop founder Victoria Hogan can plan it out

"I try to make it as easy as possible. Elopements should be really simple, and they can be really beautiful."

Talking edibles with chef and chocolatier Madeline Rubidoux

"This opened up an opportunity for me to be able to use my craft and help people with their medical conditions."

The Weekly Interview: Live Nation Las Vegas president Kurt Melien

"People know now they can see great artists in beautiful shows and frankly, that’s the most compelling content."

Steve Aoki on his documentary, getting personal and building from the underground

I'll Sleep When I'm Dead is worth watching whether you're an Aoki fan or not.

Choreographer Mandy Moore on building on ‘Fantasy’ and working with kids on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’

The four-time Emmy-nominated choreographer keeps busy with TV's most popular dance shows.

One drink with retiring journalism professor Mary Hausch

It was time for a cocktail with UNLV's beloved journalism professor.

Harrison House takes its rightful place on the National Register of Historic Places

The Historic Westside destination was a boarding house that became a safe haven for black Boulder Dam (now Hoover Dam) construction workers.

If violence begets violence, the national mood explains a lot

Why is local violence on the rise?

Welcome to Palms Station? Our ideas for the off-Strip hotel’s next chapter

Once the acquisition is complete, what will Station Casinos do with the Palms? Naturally, we have a few ideas.

An update on Strip parking

How much will it cost? How do I avoid paying for parking for now? The Weekly has the answers.

Clark County seeks to reduce inappropriate 911 calls

When should you call 911 or 311? The Weekly has the answers.

A&E

World Party Parade brings Electric Daisy Carnival to the Las Vegas Strip

EDC returns to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway May 15-17, but its colorful spectacle will take to the streets one day earlier.

A&E

Switch up traditional Mother’s Day brunch at these Las Vegas gems

Try something a little different this year, from Galpão Gaucho to Hofbräuhaus.

A&E

Duran Duran takes a victory lap at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Duran Duran has never worn the "legacy act" title comfortably; they like to mix things up. But at Fontainebleau, every hit received a faithful, sonically ...

A&E

What to do in Las Vegas this week: May 7-13

DJ Snoopadelic at Zouk, Widespread Panic at Virgin, Dylan Scott at Green Valley Ranch, Miss Behave’s Game Show at Majestic and more.

Features

Filipino Town: Las Vegas community builds on a cultural legacy

One year after the establishment of an official cultural district, Filipino Town leaders chase visions of what it—and the community it celebrates—could ultimately grow into.

A&E

5 thoughts: Mary J. Blige at Dolby Live, May 1

Opening night of Mary J. Blige’s My Life, My Story residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM felt less like a concert and more like ...

A&E

No Doubt’s Las Vegas residency turns Sphere into a ska-punk time capsule

For two hours, the scrappy garage-born Anaheim band resurrected the sweaty, irreverent energy that launched them out of Orange County clubs and into alt-rock canon.

Noise

Get to know new LV Philharmonic music director Rei Hotoda

Hotoda has spent more than two decades leading the Fresno Philharmonic and guest conducting for the symphony orchestras of Chicago, Hawaii, Winnipeg and even Las ...