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FeaturedBeerDrinkSample local favorites and more at the 14th annual Great Vegas Festival of Beer
This year's fest returns to the Fremont East area with 60 total breweries participating, from across Nevada and beyond.
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A&EWhat to do in Las Vegas this week: February 5-11
Jessie J at House of Blues, Montreal Guitar Trio at Judy Bayley Theatre, Lightleak at Rouge Room, The ABBA Tribute at Reynolds Hall and more.
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DiningWhere to get the most out of Dry January in Las Vegas
Local bars and restaurants have embraced refreshing drink alternatives and the mighty mocktail with enthusiasm.
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DiningTake a deep dive into Jammyland's Black Lagoon pop-up
The Black Lagoon Halloween pop-up, at Jammyland through November 3, is serving tentacle. And dark rum. And custom zombie mermaid tiki mugs.
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DiningPrecious pours: The Vault at Bellagio offers rare and vintage spirits
The spirits program features carefully sourced bottles dating from the 1950s to the 1990s—”a rare opportunity to experience a taste of history.”
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A&EWhat to do in Las Vegas this week: October 16-22
Lorde at MGM Grand, Chance the Rapper at Fontainebleau, When We Were Young at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds and more in this week’s Superguide.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week: June 26-July 2
Elvis Costello, Adelita’s Way, Shakira, Mountain Fest at Lee Canyon, Deadmau5, Pierce the Veil and more in this week’s Superguide.
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NightlifeIntimate cocktail bar Nocturno sets a new standard in the Arts District
Low-light vibes, stellar service and a classic cocktail program all combine to form a certain late-night magic.
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DiningUpscale bars Peacock Alley and Hard Shake debut at Waldorf Astoria
Afternoon tea easily bleeds into an evening of cocktails given that just a set of double doors separate Peacock Alley from Hard Shake.
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DiningThe Cosmopolitan pays tribute to supper club Rose. Rabbit. Lie. at the Chandelier bar
The special celebrations are set for Friday and Saturday nights this month on the Chandelier’s Level 1.5.
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DiningDrinkPerfect Las Vegas patios to eat, drink and soak up spring sunshine
Before the sun turns from friend to blazing foe, claim a spot at one of these four destinations where you can stretch out, kick back ...
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FeaturedBarsDrinkExploring the classic dive bars of Las Vegas
These beloved bars may share some uniting characteristics—affordable drinks, aged fixtures and décor, neon signage—but each has its own personality, shaped in part by those ...
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DiningGordon Ramsay brings tasty exclusives to his second Las Vegas burger joint
Check out the Idiot Burger and its stupid-tasty braised short rib, melted gruyere cheese and roasted mushrooms.
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DiningThe Arts District’s Bar Ginza offers approachable sophistication
The drink list is a nod to both tradition and innovation at this new Downtown spot focused on Japanese whisky.
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DiningFind Shinjuku style on the Strip at Golden Gai Cocktail Club
Like the Tokyo bars that inspired it, this place feels intimate, but it’s elevated for Vegas-style nightlife.
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NightlifeFrom caviar and cocktails to live music, Caspian’s brings a decadent edge to Caesars Palace
Whether you’re a rocker looking to get in where you fit in or someone who likes their booze stirred with a splash of refinement, this ...
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DiningPetite Boheme makes a big, hospitable impression
There are many ways that this little bohemian bar, hidden behind Trees’ soon-to-open French restaurant Bar Boheme, resets Vegas hospitality to what it should be.
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A&EDry January? Create your own delicious mocktails at home
Beverages like non-alcoholic beer, wine and spirits saw a 35% boost in sales in 2023.
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DiningLisa Vanderpump serves up vintage Flamingo flair at the new Pinky’s
Chef Josh Grimes, who also worked at Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, strikes a balance between playful bites and classy cuisine.
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NewsLake MeadHoover DamSouthern Nevada confronts a challenging future after water cuts further deplete Lake Mead
This month, the Bureau of Reclamation released a study projecting Lake Mead could plummet to 1,021 feet by summer 2027, shattering its record low by ...
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NewsBTS takes over Las Vegas: How the Bangtan boys are turning the Strip purple — and red — again
BTS concerts are, by nature, global travel events. The ARIRANG World Tour has triggered what tourism researchers call “concert tourism” at scale ...
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BusinessretailArts & EntertainmentTeen shop owner, artist and activist Kumei Norwood looks to the future
As the 17-year-old entrepreneur prepares to enter a new stage of life—graduating from high school—we sat down to talk about the future of Tofu Tees ...
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What to do in Las Vegas this week: May 28-June 3
Juvenile at Brooklyn Bowl, Danny Ocean at BleauLive Theater, Freddie Gibbs at House of Blues, Bryan Adams at Encore Theater and more.
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CircaCirca Resort & Casino is Your Home for The World’s Largest Soccer Tournament
From June 11 to July 19, 2026, Circa Resort & Casino transforms downtown Las Vegas into a World Soccer Championship fan zone, delivering full coverage ...
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DiningLas Vegas Restaurant Week returns with fabulous menus and serious impact
Last year, more than 290 local restaurants participated, raising an all-time high $403,358 for Three Square and providing 1.2 million meals for those in need.
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MusicSepultura’s farewell tour at House of Blues Las Vegas was a feral reminder of the band’s enduring power
Across more than 40 years, the band has carved out a sound that fused thrash, death metal, nu metal and Brazilian rhythmic influence into something ...
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NewsHoover Dam draped in flag for nation's 250th birthday
A 300-foot-wide, 150-foot-tall American flag now hangs across the face of Hoover Dam, illuminated by patriotic lighting in red, white and blue — what officials ...
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NightlifeOmnia Dayclub arrives on the pool scene like a summer fever dream
Omnia Dayclub’s grand opening weekend was, by all measures, a mini-festival, and next up is the innovative Daybreaker sober dance party.
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Breaking NewsSurvey: Nevada Democratic primary voters value electability over progressive values
The survey polled 1,000 registered voters likely to participate in Nevada’s Democratic presidential primary.
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PoliticsBongino’s criticism of Parler CEO was a ‘hyperbolic rant,’ not slander, Nevada court rules
Right-wing media personality and former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino did not slander the CEO of a conservative social media network in a livestream because ...
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NightlifeUgly Duckling beautifies karaoke with deep cuts, chill vibes and concert-quality sound
The songbook at this new Arts District spot is so vast that your go-to karaoke songs may be rendered obsolete.
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hockeyVegas Golden KnightsSportsAnalysis: Record comeback puts Knights one win away from Stanley Cup Final
To beat Colorado in Game 3, Vegas was going to have to top the longtime Stanley Cup favorite at its own game. ...
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MusicThe Altons bring romance, heartbreak and modern soul to Fergusons Downtown
With last year's album, The Altons have fully settled into their velvet shadows of modern “souldies.”
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PoliticsHoover Dam to get new turbines, repairs with $52 million in federal funds
The Bureau of Reclamation is releasing $52 million to fund upgrades and repairs at the Hoover Dam, officials announced today.
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FeaturedGet out of the house! How to keep all ages entertained all summer in Las Vegas
Whether you're looking for something active, creative or educational, this guide to affordable family activities around the Las Vegas Valley will cover all the bases.
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A&EBarry Manilow on life after cancer: 'I'm not ready to croak'
Barry Manilow steers a golf cart to the end of a long driveway, pulls to a stop and flings a plush toy goose across a ...
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FeaturedAdd in some alternative screen time with F1 Arcade, Game Nest, the drive-in and more
You didn’t think we were that strict, did you? Screen time can be a good thing when it’s done right.
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FeaturesWant to work? Tips for teens looking for a summer job
The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District is a prime resource for learning how to stand out in the highly competitive summer job market.
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FeaturedScreen-free summer: Don’t let your devices get in the way of family fun
When there’s no school and it’s 110 degrees outside, it’s easy for kids and teens to get sucked into their phones and tablets.
