PACE YOURSELF – uh, yeah, file that under "advice Andrew never ever takes." But the Rx applies for this extra-special, double-stuffed issue of The List, which covers two weeks' worth of fun in one juicy, turgid email. From vintage markets to raucous rawk shows to Halloween haunts for
I TAKE IT AS vigorous confirmation of my status as would-be/probably-not renaissance man that I'm equally magnetized by beer and books, desert art and fairytale ballet. (But it's also probably an acute case of FOMO crossed with ADD with a little IDK mixed in.) Anyway,
It's time to brush off your fall finery and indulge in fantasy at theater productions, book (and comic book) festivals, concerts and fall attractions. Step into the woods Now-October 31: All ages are welcome to embark on a spooktacular adventure with family-friendly thrills, themed rides, carnival games and
IT'S A COMFORT FOOD kinda weekend with a fistful of seasonal fests returning to the valley, from Summerlin's signature art festival to Henderson's Aki Matsuri. Want decidedly out of your comfort zone? Shows boasting a big wtf? factor such as Mavericks and Abandon are
Sometimes when I come up with those headlines it feels like I'm spinning a music genre slot machine. 🍒🔔🍊 Here's what's cool this month! Local H October 9: Have you or a loved one suffered damages by seeing the '90s become a chintzy Spirit
SMEAR ON THE SUNSCREEN and dust off yr Ghostface mask, because this week is, uh, a weird mix of outdoor festivals, Halloween stuff, and also outdoor Halloween festival stuff. For indoor cats, we've got symphonic Beatles, buttery retro-rock, and a strong shot of bar-dancing cowpunk crazy. Actually, ditch
WANNA SEE SOMETHING really scary? No, not the feral kiddie-ravaged Halloween aisle at Target. The frights are coming from inside the newsletter: Murderous mazes and gothy garage sales are just a few of the goodies in store. Plus something called Skankfest. Cheers! – Andrew Kiraly 🤍 Greek Food Festival This fest for
