Easter weekend in Vegas is the one time of the year that the bunnies aren’t just appearing from magician’s hats … or dealing cards at the Palms. From candy-filled baskets to Easter bunny meet-and-greets, there are an array of ways to celebrate this springtime holiday. Put all your eggs (and candy) in one basket (or [...]
Cirque du Soleil’s one-time charity extravaganza “One Night for One Drop” raised $1 million for the Springs Preserve Foundation, to help bring clean water to people around the globe. For seven days only, you can watch the production online for a $5 donation. The three-act show was taped live, and the 90-minute online version includes behind-the-scenes [...]
The Nevada State Museum is reborn at the Springs Preserve By Renée LiButti (All photos by Ryan Shewchuk) Vegas.com Park the DeLorean. Unhand the remote control. Step out of the phone booth. You won’t need any of the clever contraptions from “Back to the Future,” “Click” or “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” in Las Vegas. [...]
Fall is actually my favorite season. It’s not too hot, windy or cold. Jackets are optional and stepping on all the crackling leaves never gets old. Plus, the combination of the sun and cool air makes me cherish the autumn months in Vegas. Springs Preserve and fall in Vegas is like a match made in heaven. Not [...]
This weekend in Vegas it’s all about braving the heat to experience a slew of fun activities from a patio party at RHUMBAR at the Mirage to a Friday night movie under the stars at Lake Las Vegas. When it comes to entertainment, comedy fans are in luck. Jerry Seinfeld, Gilbert Gottfried and Bill Engvall [...]
Who misses going on school field trips? I know I do. Visiting the Springs Preserve’s Wild Animal Interaction one weekend brought all those feelings back. It’s not every day you can hang out with little critters (nieces, nephews, cousins and siblings don’t count, guys!). Not only do you get to hang out with these fun [...]
Don’t you just love spring? Unfortunately, in Las Vegas, this blissfully beautiful season tends to be short-lived. When the cold weather recedes, the mercury begins a relentless upward march – not as brutal as General Sherman’s to Columbia, S.C., for Sin City won’t be set ablaze…but by May you’ll find your skin literally burns in the [...]
Mighty prehistoric creatures, railroads, saloons, the mob and Googie architecture: yep, it’s got to be Vegas history. The modest-looking Las Vegas branch of the Nevada State Museum covers a tremendous span of local history in its walls, and best of all: you can visit for free. Quite a bit of this museum is dedicated to [...]
There’s a lot of excitement built around a little football game in Dallas this weekend, so it comes as no surprise that Vegas has plenty of party options to cheer on your favorite team and have some of the best gameday grub. There are also plenty of other things to do and see in Vegas [...]
I’m just about done with this cold weather. Sure, it’s not as cold as it is in other parts of the country. But when you’re used to 100-degree weather and wearing shorts at nighttime during the summer, dealing with this cold isn’t the easiest for the typical Las Vegan. While springtime is not quite here yet, a [...]
