Join Nevada Chamber Orchestra for a tribute to women composers with Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel's "Overture in C Major," Dame Ethyl Smith's "String Serenade in E Major," Florence Price's "Adoration for Strings," Libby Larsen's "String Symphony," Soon Hee Newbold's "Perseus," and Caroline Shaw's "Entr'acte."
Vegas City Opera celebrates women through history in song. From the young memories of growing up in rural America, the excitement and fear of dating, to growing old in Las Vegas, this concert will take you on a journey of self-discovery and self-love.
In this uncompromising drama about a people living in bleak poverty, a hopeful young woman is determined to overcome insurmountable circumstances. Mud is a contemporary classic by one of the most influential playwrights of the 20th century who influenced the shape of American Theatre, Maria Irene Fornes. The List relies on sustaining members to cover […]
Explore the intersection of Art Deco design and public works projects through the stunning black-and-white, pinhole photography of Cody S. Brothers in Colorado River: Artfully Engineered. The 20-photo exhibition reveals the unexpected design of pivotal water facilities such as the Hoover Dam, Parker Dam, Iron Mountain, and Metropolitan Water District building. Commissioned by the Federal […]
In this uncompromising drama about a people living in bleak poverty, a hopeful young woman is determined to overcome insurmountable circumstances. Mud is a contemporary classic by one of the most influential playwrights of the 20th century who influenced the shape of American Theatre, Maria Irene Fornes. The List relies on sustaining members to cover […]
EMI Records premiered The Dark Side of the Moon on Feb. 27, 1973, at the London Planetarium, which showed a variety of interstellar images as the album played. Fifty years later things have come full circle as Pink Floyd honors the album’s 50th anniversary with the creation of this mind-blowing, immersive planetarium show. (Note: visit […]
In this uncompromising drama about a people living in bleak poverty, a hopeful young woman is determined to overcome insurmountable circumstances. Mud is a contemporary classic by one of the most influential playwrights of the 20th century who influenced the shape of American Theatre, Maria Irene Fornes. The List relies on sustaining members to cover […]
Las Vegas Stories is a lecture series that examines the history, people, places, and things that make Vegas home. The Tropicana, once known as the “Tiffany of the Strip,” will close its doors on April 2 to make way for a Major League Baseball stadium. David Schwartz, writer, gaming historian, and UNLV Ombuds, will discuss […]
"They Forget, We’re People Too": Revisiting the 1969 Uprising in West Las Vegas is a lecture by Tyler D. Parry, Associate Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies. As uprisings against poverty, unemployment, and police brutality swept through the United States in the last half of the 1960s, protestors within Las Vegas’ majority-Black Westside […]
This is a Join a two-day discussion of Black Legal Futurism on Friday, April 5 and the UNLV Boyd School of Law, and Saturday, April 6 at the West Las Vegas Library. Black Legal Futurism imagines the future through the lens of people from the African diaspora. This free conference features creative discussions of creative […]
The sixth annual Kizuna Japanese Spring Festival will feature entertainment, food trucks, kizuna cultural booths, workshops, and many activities throughout the entire day at the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza.
Don your duster and borrow some boots for a murder mystery set during the Wild West in this interactive costume party fundraiser. Something dastardly is set to occur this evening. You must find the culprit before they skip town - or commit foul deeds again! Mingle, observe, and find clues to eliminate individuals on your […]
This exhibit, curated by Kelli Luchs of the Las Vegas News Bureau and Derek Weis of the Neon Museum, juxtaposes the brilliant neon signs, as they stand today in the Neon Boneyard, against their vintage images from the News Bureau’s archive. These images reveal the impact of neon on Las Vegas from its early days […]
The Black Hand terrorized the Italian immigrant community in pre-Prohibition New York. These mysterious extortionists demanded money or else they would blow up a business or kidnap a child. When people did not pay, the Black Hand often followed through on its threats. New York Police formed the Italian Squad, a team of Italian detectives, […]
Are you interested in the history of Las Vegas or UNLV? Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes in Special Collections and Archives? Would you like to learn more about bringing your class in to explore primary sources on the history of the Southern Nevada region? Join us for an open house to learn more […]
Mr. Freeze, from the Rock Steady Crew, displays his personal archive and photography collection sharing his experience through 40 Years Of Hip Hop History. Featuring an immersive, interactive, experience through the elements of hip hop. Curated by Shannon Dorn.
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
The American Prize award-winning UNLV Wind Orchestra presents "The President's Concert," a yearly event. Discount tickets for seniors, faculty, military and people with disabilities are available for $10. UNLV students may get one free ticket with ID.
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
The Las Vegas Celtic Festival & Highland Games is dedicated to promoting Celtic heritage in Southern Nevada by throwing the annual Las Vegas Highland Games, an event featuring Highland Dance, Bagpipe and Drum Bands, and Heavy Athletics. The List is possible thanks to sustaining members. Join today and get cool perks!
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
Follies, which features one of Stephen Sondheim’s most brilliant scores, tells the story of a famous impresario who holds one last reunion of the casts of his annual Follies productions before the theatre bearing his name is to be torn down to make room for a parking garage. On the stage of the old theatre, […]
It’s time to celebrate the history and art influenced by the Clark County Fair in this exhibit produced in partnership with 4-H Youth Development. It includes juror Jesus Solis-Leon, of their University of Nevada, Reno Extension Program. At the County Fair features the following artists: Aileen Manriquez, Cleopatra Sandoval, Daniel Kekipi, Dreams of Thread, Emma […]
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