Sayantani DasGupta —author of "The Serpent's Secret" and the Jane Austen-inspired reboot "Debating Darcy" — is one of more than a dozen authors set to present at the Henderson Reads Book Festival on Saturday, April 20. But you can beat the crowds and see Dr. DasGupta (she's a pediatrician, too) first at the Paseo Verde […]
Jeffrey Brown — the New York Times bestselling cartoonist and author-illustrator of the Jedi Academy series, "Darth Vader & Son," and "Vader's Little Princess" — is one of more than a dozen authors set to present at the Henderson Reads Book Festival on Saturday, April 20. But you can beat the crowds and see him first […]
Thirty incredible writers have each created a 1-minute poem inspired by a random number. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
Following fairy-tales and personal memories like a trail of breadcrumbs, The Vanquishing of the Witch Baba Yaga descends into Eastern Europe’s haunted woodlands to uncover the secrets and bloody histories that shape our understanding of man’s place in nature. Jessica Oreck’s strange and beguiling film, one of the highlights of MoMA's New Directors/New Films 2014, […]
The Valley's biggest kidlit celebration is back with more than a dozen authors of picture books, middle grade books and young adult works ready to read to and meet with children in a cram-packed multi-stage schedule. Presenters set to visit include: picture book authors and illustrators Greg Neri, Kelly Greenawalt, Matthew Holm, Steve Light, and […]
In anticipation of Earth Day, celebrated filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg is thrilled to unveil an updated, digitally remastered edition of 'FANTASTIC FUNGI,' set for a nationwide premiere in Marcus Theatres and various other venues across the country. “FANTASTIC FUNGI REMASTERED” offers audiences an unparalleled viewing experience with enhanced visuals and sound, allowing viewers to immerse themselves […]
Features performances by local poets, including Emily Ajir, Garrett James Dillon, and Janice Parker. Hosted by Shwa Laytart of Avantpop Bookstore. Stylish attire is encouraged. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
"The Henna Artist" by Alka Joshi has been selected as this year's One Book Henderson community read. Copies of the novel will be available at Henderson Libraries starting April 23 but can be accessed online right now. Read the book and then come to the in-person visit with the author at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July […]
The Arnold Shaw Popular Music Research Center Spring 2024 lectures will focus on American cinema music. The guests are prominent scholars in the field of the history and interpretation of film sound. They will discuss the music of John Williams's Star Wars series, the western, and more. There are two lectures. April 16:Robynn Stilwell (Georgetown […]
The Bucket List Open Mic happens every Tuesday. Participants put their name in a bucket and do a three-minute set when their name is picked. Features a mix of professional comics, newbies, amateurs and of course, bucket-listers. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
Bock, an associate professor in UNLV's department of Interdisciplinary, Gender, and Ethnic Studies, will read from her recent book about customized graduation caps, "Claiming Space: Performing the Personal through Decorated Mortarboards." The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
Home + History Las Vegas organizes four days of events that celebrate Southern Nevada’s captivating iconic heritage, prominent figures, significant architecture, and built environments. These events share the stories that have shaped Las Vegas into the world’s most iconic city. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District plans a huge annual Customer Appreciation Day with activities, giveaways, crafts and more at all area branches throughout the day on Thursday, April 25. A few branches have extra special events planned, including the West Charleston Library, which will mark the occasion with a free Movie Matinee from noon […]
EXPO is a regular reading series of original fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction from Las Vegas and visiting writers, established or emerging. Five readers get five minutes each. Participants this time include Angela Brommel, Isobel Harbison, and more. A mixer and reception to follow. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay […]
Organized crime in Philadelphia is often overshadowed by underworld intrigues 100 miles up the road in New York, but the City of Brotherly Love has a rich Mob story of its own. In a program dubbed "It's Not Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Organized Crime in the City of Brotherly Love," a panel of authors, journalists, […]
In Margaret the Dreamer's new zine, subtitled "Space Rave 2000," you select the various possibilities for an out-of-this-world queer erotic experience. Space attire encouraged. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
Started in 2011, the annual Las Vegas Science and Technology Festival has quickly become one of the largest educational events in Nevada. The Festival draws thousands of participants over nine jam-packed days of free events all across the Las Vegas Valley. Through engaging and educational programming, the Festival strives to spark curiosity and highlight the […]
Around the Campfire is a live storytelling event that takes place on the last Friday of the month and features different themes and topics.
Learn about all the plants and animals of Wetlands Park. Visit Science Stations, where guest scientists and naturalists will help you find and identify fish, bugs, plants, birds, and mammals. The Nature Center will feature lots of games and activities, too! The event includes observation of World Migratory Bird Day, coordinated annually by Environment for […]
Loving Las Vegas is a conversation featuring Amanda Fortini, Heather Harmon, and Matthew Day Jackson. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
Do you have a relentless a**hole in your life? Want to guide someone special in your life from becoming an a**hole? This may be the book for you. Writer Shwa Laytart originally wrote this light-hearted guide to life for his daughter when she graduated high school. This 2024 edition has new artwork by illustrator Crusty […]
The Bucket List Open Mic happens every Tuesday. Participants put their name in a bucket and do a three-minute set when their name is picked. Features a mix of professional comics, newbies, amateurs and of course, bucket-listers. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
Ten poets compete for cash prizes — three rounds, three winners. Not to mention music, cheap drink specials, games, prizes for the audience, and local vendors. Y2K attire Encouraged. Hosted and curated by Sadie the Poetry Princess. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter […]
The Desert Research Institute and the Atomic Museum are teaming up to welcome the community to explore science through the lens of Star Wars. This free all-ages event includes interactive opportunities with DRI scientists, hands-on science activities, photo-ops with Star Wars characters and Padawan training, food trucks, and community partner experiences. It's also a great […]
This event centers Palestinian voices and culture through poetry and art in a night of solidarity, love, and resistance with local creatives. Complimentary Middle Eastern food will be provided. RSVP at the link. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
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