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2011 Weekly Awards - A & E
Best magician: David Copperfield
Best comedian: Geechy Guy
Symphonic night out: Las Vegas Philharmonic’s Masterworks Series
Best lounge act: Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns at the Palms
Best show we forgot was great: Blue Man Group
Best place to discover your favorite band: The Bunkhouse
Best music venue: The Pearl
Best concert calendar: The Cosmopolitan
Best new Strip show: Absinthe
Best Strip headliner: Celine Dion
Best Strip headliner: Mac King
Best public art project: Flamingo Arroyo Trail Project
Best thing to happen in the Arts District: Urban lounges
Best place to buy super cheap art: Cosmopolitan’s Art-O-Mat machines
Best art gallery: Trifecta Gallery
Best art gallery: Blackbird Studios
Smartest night to visit the Arts District: Preview Thursday
Best live band: Holding Onto Sound