The Flamingo Film Club presents a screening of the epic film "Ben-Hur." It tells the story of how two childhood friends grow to become bitter rivals: one a Prince of Judea, the other a Roman Tribune, all the while a Man of Peace is preaching, and a new religion is about to be born. Then […]
Listen to short stories, essays, journal entries and more composed by African American authors from the Las Vegas literary and arts communities who will share their thoughts and feelings on what Juneteenth means to them, the significance of this important day in history, and what it means to our future generations. A collection of these […]
Internationally acclaimed pianist Gabriela Fahnenstiel plans a program with compositions by Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, and Bach/Busoni. She serves as the artistic director of the series “Mary Codman Classics” in Germany and is an educator. Along with her performing career, she maintains a private piano studio in New York City. Enjoying The List? Become a member […]
Tyler D. Parry, an associate professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at UNLV, examines the history of the Juneteenth holiday and its broader importance within the United States. Using images and historical documentation, he examines its origins within Galveston, Texas, an island city in the Gulf Coast, and how the celebration eventually came […]
This staged reading of "Alabaster" features June and her pet goat, Weezy, the only survivors of a devastating tornado. A visiting photographer helps June begin the long process of recovery. This production is directed by Barbara Brennan. Following the staged reading, A Public Fit Theatre Company artists will continue the conversation with The Buzzz, an […]
This staged reading of "Alabaster" features June and her pet goat, Weezy, the only survivors of a devastating tornado. A visiting photographer helps June begin the long process of recovery. This production is directed by Barbara Brennan. Following the staged reading, A Public Fit Theatre Company artists will continue the conversation with The Buzzz, an […]
The first Hawaiian Flag was commissioned by King Kamehameha the Great in 1816. The Flag has undergone many transformations over the past 200 years with the current design authorized to represent the State of Hawaii on land and sea on July 31 annually. Celebrate the flag with with a presentation on flag history, symbolism, colors, […]
The Na Hula Hali'a Aloha Cultural Preservation Society presents the Na Hula Hali'a Aloha dancers performing the Christmas in July show in the main theater. Enjoy holiday songs in the aloha spirit and escape the heat as the group showcases authentic songs and dances representing Hawaiian history and folklore. Come early at 11 a.m. to […]
The series final of "C'est Magnifique: Celebrating the 65h Anniversary of the 'Lido de Paris' Arrival in Las Vegas" focuses on the last years of the production. The spectacular “Allez Lido," the 12th and final edition of the “Lido de Paris,” would open in 1977 during the Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal era of the Stardust Hotel […]
The Clark County Library is hosting a Back to School event with free books and supplies (while they last) and a storytime and craft with local author Bonnie Kelso. Bonnie is set to read from her new picture book "Nudi Gill: Poisen Powerhouse of the Sea" and lead students in a discussion on creating their […]
Enjoy a concert of traditional Chinese folk music and contemporary pop featuring the Li Lin Hong Chinese Music Ensemble. Ensemble leader, pipa master Lin Hong Li, has put together a program featuring music as varied as the people who create it. Dating back thousands of years, Chinese music differs from Western music thanks to important […]
Celebrate the day hip hop was born 50 years ago during a live hip hop performance presented by Sound Steps Rhythm Dance Company. Through live music and dance, the unique program will dive into the history of hip hop while dancers, DJs and other artists demonstrate how it has altered lives and shaped the culture […]
Hanukkah is the joyous celebration of victory over darkness. To remember this victory, Jewish people all over the world light the menorah, adding one candle each day for eight nights. Explore the many ways that Hanukkah is celebrated, share stories, learn songs, and more at a library event targeted at adults and teens but open […]
Catch the 1989 Christmas classic "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" and the 1985 board game-inspired "Clue" on the big screen as the December Double Feature in the Clark County Library's Paul C. Blau Theater. The Flamingo Film Club is set to meet from 6 to 7 p.m. Dec. 14 to discuss "Clue" and other whodunit films […]
The UNLV Jazz Concert Series features performances by exceptional groups from the UNLV School of Music, Division of Jazz and Commercial Music. These student musicians have received over twenty DownBeat Magazine Student Music Awards since 2010 which is considered among the highest recognition in Jazz education worldwide. The List relies on you to cover our […]
Dr. Kathleen "Kristy" Brooks' newest musical dramady featuring musical arrangements by Kenny Seymour traces the story of four couples caught in a storm in the mountains of Red Rock. Forced to abandon their cars, they find refuge in a seemingly abandoned house with an unusual stranger who claims to be the caretaker. Do they band […]
Dr. Kathleen "Kristy" Brooks' newest musical dramady featuring musical arrangements by Kenny Seymour traces the story of four couples caught in a storm in the mountains of Red Rock. Forced to abandon their cars, they find refuge in a seemingly abandoned house with an unusual stranger who claims to be the caretaker. Do they band […]
Join international vocalist Alyssa Harris live in concert at the Summerlin Library paying tribute to iconic record labels Motown & Stax. This high-energy show features classic songs that have become the soundtrack to our lives, from the unforgettable hits of The Temptations and Marvin Gaye to the soulful sounds of Otis Redding and Albert King. […]
Las Vegas Stories is a lecture series that examines the history, people, places, and things that make Vegas home. Between 1910-1970 roughly 6 million African Americans left their homes throughout the South to rebuild their lives in states throughout the North and the West. Escaping segregation and an exploitative labor regime, Black people often sought […]
Come enjoy a rare treat of classical music - a variety of standard symphonic orchestral repertoire ranging from early Baroque through modern contemporary. This orchestra is comprised of UNLV undergraduates and graduate music majors, minors, and non-music majors. Taras Krysa, Director of Orchestras at UNLV, serves as the group's advisor. The List relies on you […]
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 […]
The Flamingo Film Club presents a screening of the 1957 classic film "Desk Set." It's the story of a library clerk who is bored with her boyfriend when computer expert Richard Summers enters the picture and sparks begin to fly. Starring: Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn. Directed by Walter Lang. The List relies on you […]
All are welcome at a free Sunday matinee screening of "Wonka." Enjoy this hit film starring Timothee Chalamet, Gustave Die, and Murray McArthur with fellow movie lovers from the community. Snacks and water provided by the Library District Foundation. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a […]
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