After 31 years of operation the Liberace Museum closed its doors on October 17. The decision to close the museum came as a result of the poor economy and decline in visitors. A famous entertainer and pianist Liberace made a name for himself with his extravagant wardrobe and matching ornamented pianos. During the 1950s through the 1970s [...]
Can you imagine how Liberace would have spent his birthday if he were alive today? It would undoubtedly be bright, colorful and flashy with plenty of bling. While he may not be with us today, his legacy lives on forever. Through Sunday, May 16, visit the Liberace Museum and get a chance to experience a variety of [...]
Paris is known for the Louvre. New York City is home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Los Angeles has the Getty Center. And though Las Vegas doesn’t seem like a place concerned with preserving historic relics, the city is actually home to several unique museums and exhibits. Many of them provide a chance to [...]
It’s no secret that 99.9 percent of tourists come to Vegas to experience what the Strip has to offer. Of course this means the Strip, both outside and inside the resorts, can get a bit crowded and full of hustle and bustle. If you happen to get tired of it all and would like a [...]
The Liberace Museum is bringing a new cabaret concept to the Las Vegas show scene. “VS. — A Rock Cabaret,” a combination of – you guessed it – rock show and cabaret – will showcase local talent from the Strip. All proceeds from the shows will benefit the Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts. [...]
