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FeaturedBeerDive into beer! Vegas crafts, taps, seasonals, upcoming fests and more
Plus, local award-winners from the 2019 Great American Beer Festival.
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FeaturedBeerEllis Island Casino prepares to open its new beer garden, the Front Yard
If you’ve driven down Koval Lane this year, you’ve seen the construction. A two-story venue has risen, adorned with expansive windows and crowned by a ...
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FeaturedBeerTenaya Creek Brewing celebrates 20 years on the local scene
If not for a college roommate, Tenaya Creek Brewing founder Tim Etter might be an engineer. And Las Vegans would be a lot thirstier.
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FeaturedGet away for the weekend: A guide to Vegas’ neighboring cities
LA, Phoenix, Sedona, Salt Lake City and beyond.
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FeaturedDispensaryMarijuanaCroptober guide: What can Las Vegas consumers expect this October?
Deals, seasonal strains and buying advice.
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MusicThe reconstituted Eagles check back into 1976 album Hotel California
The band will play the album in full three times at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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SportsFeaturedhockeyVGK youth movement: 2017 draftees Cody Glass and Nicolas Hague inch closer to the NHL
No conclusions should be made if either misses the cut. Remember, Alex Tuch and Shea Theodore were sent to the AHL to start the 2017-2018 ...
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Arts & EntertainmentMusicFeaturedHot Chip’s Joe Goddard talks new album, outside producers and Katy Perry
“It’s quite useful to have someone outside the group being able to objectively make comments about the songs. It’s easier for that person to be ...
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Arts & EntertainmentFeaturedLife Is Beautiful FestivalBeyond the music: A glimpse at Life Is Beautiful’s 2019 culinary, art and comedy programs
Murals, Postmates pickups and Jonathan Van Ness.
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Arts & EntertainmentMusicFeaturedLife Is Beautiful combines music, food, art and comedy with its biggest star: Downtown Las Vegas itself
Our picks for acts to catch, from Post Malone, The Black Keys and Billie Eilish to Maggie Rogers, Tush Sultana and Vampire Weekend.
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Arts & EntertainmentHendersonFoodHenderson is happening: A guide to Nevada’s fastest-growing city
Where to eat, shop, hike and more in Las Vegas’ southeast suburb.
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Arts & EntertainmentMusicFeaturedFall Arts Guide 2019: Plan your season of Vegas concerts, comedy, new Strip productions and more
Day N Vegas, Thom Yorke, Madonna, Schitt’s Creek, ‘American Idiot,’ ‘R.U.N’ and … He-Man?
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FeaturedFoodChefMeet more women impacting the Las Vegas food scene
From the Strip to the suburbs, from dinner to dessert, these chefs and restaurateurs are serving up some of the most exciting cuisine in the ...
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FeaturedFoodChefThese five Vegas-based female chefs are carving their own paths, one dish at a time
Nicole Brisson, Gina Marinelli, Leticia Nunez, Megan Shaver and Jamie Tran participated in a roundtable discussion at the ‘Weekly’ offices.
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FeaturedFoodChefChef Nicole Brisson steps off the Strip to Mountain’s Edge with Locale
She recalls waking up crying in the middle of the night, stressing whether anyone would show up when the doors opened. “Now it’s about me. ...
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MusicFeaturedPsycho Las VegasMogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite talks Psycho fest, nostalgia and Stevie Ray Vaughan
“We’re working on a soundtrack for a show. It’s quite heavy, a lot of it. The thing we were working on today was more plaintive ...
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MusicMandalay BayPsycho Las VegasPsycho Las Vegas brings the noise to Mandalay Bay
After three years at the Hard Rock Hotel, the event—built loosely around heavy, psychedelic and metallic music—makes the move to Las Vegas Boulevard, becoming the ...
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MusicFeaturedPsycho Las VegasUncle Acid & The Deadbeats bring a heavy-rock rainbow back to Psycho Las Vegas
Frontman Kevin Starrs says he’s looking forward to catching The Original Misfits and proggy Portland band Danava. “I think they’re the best hard rock band ...
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NewsAllAggregateNevada's first cannabis consumption lounge opens
Since recreational marijuana was legalized in Nevada in 2016, there’s been a great paradox. It’s legal to buy and possess recreational marijuana, but unless you’re ...
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MusicJourney fits its arena rock show into the Colosseum
Neal Schon takes every opportunity to unleash extended, squealing guitar solos.
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A&ETim Burton’s Neon Museum exhibit offers a rare, first-person entry into an imaginary world
Over the course of his first working decade, Burton created an instantly recognizable visual aesthetic, which he is constantly expanding and revising; in essence, he ...
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NewsAllSportsProfessional Fighters League brings unique format, big prizes to Mandalay Bay
Chris Curtis relocated to Las Vegas in January and immediately began training more intensely than he had at any other point in his 10-year professional ...
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AllSportsAggregateBlog: Golden Knights unable to get it going in loss to Coyotes
It was not a pretty night in hockey's other desert city for the Vegas Golden Knights. They lost the special teams battle, they lost their ...
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NewsAllAggregateSecret talks: Animals have unique ways of communicating
Efforts to grow, thrive and reproduce all depend on the ability to interact with the environment around you and all the beings therein. Many plants ...
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IssuesOur reliable water system helps us thrive in the desert
Supplying water to millions of people in Southern Nevada is no simple task. It requires continuous reinvestment and many knowledgeable engineers, operators and skilled laborers ...
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DiningMarc Marrone’s Graffiti Bao reflects his many influences
Last month, the former Tao Group corporate executive chef launched his spot in the southwest Valley, marking his official debut as a Vegas restaurateur.
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Get away for the weekend: A guide to Vegas’ neighboring cities
LA, Phoenix, Sedona, Salt Lake City and beyond.
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A&EMark your calendar for these October Vegas pride events
From the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center’s festival to Urban Pride to the We Are All One Festival and beyond.
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A&EChatting with Gwen Stefani’s Silent House Productions collaborators
“Gwen had a specific idea how she wanted to tell her story about her life. From there it was a conversation about the arrangement of ...
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AllSportsNHLDon’t sweat the Golden Knights’ second loss in four home games
Players will always say there’s no such thing as an acceptable loss. But there is such a thing as an acceptable loss. This was exactly ...
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IssuesActions today can improve your financial well-being tomorrow
Boosting your financial well-being is a worthwhile goal, regardless of income level, tax bracket or savings. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, financial well-being ...
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NewsAllAggregateWhat exactly is single-payer health care?
Tim Faust’s job sometimes leaves him feeling like a “library of human misery.” He tours the country to advocate for single-payer health care, meeting with ...
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DiningSixth + Mill brings Neapolitan pizza and more to the Venetian
Pizza connoisseurs consider it to be the ultimate expression of the dish—the crust is slightly crispy on the outside (even charred) and soft and tender ...
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NewsAllAggregateSome morticians are advocating for greener, more cost-effective burials
Let’s talk about death. More specifically, what should happen to our bodies after we die. It’s an important conversation that most people probably aren’t having ...
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MusicCalifornia reggae faves Common Kings continue to build their Vegas following
“Our ticket sales were only like 200 a couple days before our first Brooklyn Bowl show in Vegas, but it ended up drawing 1,600 people. ...
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NightlifeThis week’s Vegas nightclub and dayclub schedule
E-40’s Function Fridays at Light, Pauly D at Drai’s and more.
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DiningBok Bok spreads its fresh Mediterranean fare across the Vegas Valley
Free-range chickens can be seen turning in the oven as they brown to perfection.
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A&EAs Pride approaches, Vegas drag performer Salem Night speaks out on the importance of being your true self
“I do identify as genderqueer. I identify as gender nonconforming, trans-femme. I feel like Vegas is just having a hard time swallowing this pill, and ...
