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Stanton Social Italian Sumptuous Dining In a Glamorous Space

Contents

Features Boy George & Culture Club The ’80s icons bring all their hits to The Venetian Resort PAGE 30

Gospel Brunch Feed your body and your soul at this Mandalay Bay offering PAGE 32

AREA15

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Cheers

Showbiz Weekly Listings

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Great Drinks

destination has plenty of fun

Brezza

Magazine shares its favorite

Your guide to everything

coming up PAGE 34

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libations up and down the Strip

from dining to entertainment

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in Las Vegas PAGE 49

Friends With Benefits

Events & Headliners

This all-in-one entertainment

The Suite Life Check out the Palace Suite at Resorts World Las Vegas PAGE 42

The Cabinet of Curiosities PAGE 14

Jennifer Lopez The superstar returns to her residency at Caesars Palace PAGE 16

Editor’s Note PAGE 7

The staff of Las Vegas

Ellis Island

Planning a return trip?

Benjamin Larvie

Buy your tickets now to the

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hottest live shows, concerts, sports and special events PAGE 62

Check out this property’s rooftop hot spot PAGE 18

7 Days Our publisher gives you

Thurman vs.

Fundora PAGE 20

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Stanton Social Italian This rebranded concept from Chris Santos at Caesars

everything you need to plan

Vegas2Go App

Palace has amazing decor and

the perfect week PAGE 8

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satisfying dishes PAGE 28

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Stanton Social Italian photo and cover (where applicable) courtesy of Caesars Entertainment Brezza cover (where applicable) by Sabin Orr, Fundora vs. Thurman cover photos (where applicable) by Esther Lin

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Publisher

KATIE DIXON

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Editor’s Note

No Wrong Choices

KEN MILLER

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This week in Las Vegas is a perfect encapsulation of the sheer variety this town offers. And this week’s issue of Las Vegas Magazine has got it all!

From outdoor lounging to live entertainment, from sporting events to attractions, it’s all here.

Read on, make your reservations, and get ready for a memorable week.

Let’s start with AREA15, an all-in-one venue that contains an endless variety of fun activities.

And even if you’ve been here countless times, check this out: AREA15 is just getting started.

Check out our feature on the ever-growing entertainment behemoth (“Adding to the Awesomeness,” p. 32).

Live music fans will want to get their tickets now for Jennifer Lopez, who’s playing the final dates of her Up All Night residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace (“The One, The Only,” p. 16), and Boy George & Culture Club, which performs a series of dates at The Venetian Resort.

Make sure to read our exclusive interview with George (“An Instinct for Connection,” p. 30).

Next up, sports! The WBC Super Welterweight World Championship bout between Keith Thurman and reigning champion Sebastian Fundora, comes to MGM Grand Garden Arena (“David vs.

Goliath,” p. 20).

One of the coolest new outdoor hot spots just opened at Ellis Island Hotel & Casino—The Deck Rooftop Bar, featuring great cocktails, great views and really great prices (“Straight to the Top,” p. 18).

Need more? How about great restaurants like Stanton Social Italian at Caesars Palace (“Share and Share Alike,” p. 28) and patio dining at Brezza at Resorts World Las Vegas (“The Great Outdoors,” p. 12).

The best part? There are no wrong choices.

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What to do in Las Vegas this week Katie Dixon, Publisher

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REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas Using dramatic displays and interactive exhibits, visitors are invited to discover all the key anatomical systems, as well as historic and cultural beliefs about the human body. realbodiesvegas.com

Go Pool Can you believe it’s pool time again? And to celebrate, head to this recently upgraded hot spot, complete with a swim-up bar, 15-foot waterfall, luscious cocktails, poolside bites and DJs that spin daily.

Flamingo, caesars.com

Stubborn Seed Jeremy Ford’s restaurant specializes in vegetableforward, modern American tasting menus. This is the kind of place where you linger … and eat just one more bite.

Resorts World Las Vegas, 702.676.6908

Infinity Museum Seven stunning rooms feature the world’s largest kaleidoscope, mesmerizing mirror installations, and interactive spaces that seem to stretch into ... well, infinity.

3568 Maryland Pkwy. Ste. 177, infinitymuseum.com

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REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Infinity Museum photos by Christopher DeVargas

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T-Mobile Arena, t-mobilearena.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Edmonton Oilers photo by Steve Marcus Jennifer Lopez photo by Denise Truscello, Andrew Dice Clay courtesy photo

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Jennifer Lopez Don’t miss this superstar’s Up All Night residency at The Colosseum. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to her music, this spectacular show promises an unforgettable night.

Caesars Palace, caesars.com

Andrew Dice Clay This comedian is simply everywhere, from movies and TV to books and social media.

But his real spot to shine is the stage. Get ready for some outrageous humor—and laughs.

The Venetian Resort, ticketmaster.com

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The Great Outdoors

Strip Italian restaurant has an incredible patio dining experience Some of my favorite dining experiences have been outside. There’s just nothing that can compare with combining a great meal with fresh air and the sun shining down on you. And with wonderful weather currently the norm in Southern Nevada, there’s no better time to take advantage of outdoor dining opportunities. One of the best on the Strip can be found at Brezza, Nicole Brisson’s Italian restaurant that celebrates heritage and family in a bright, fun setting.

If seating is available, make your way through the main dining room and head to the Terrazza Patio, a 120-capacity space next to a garden with fantastic views of the Strip. As you enjoy the temperature-controlled space, get ready for a memorable meal from start to finish. If you’re here for lunch, start off with signature cocktails like the Sanguinello, a combo of Skyy blood orange vodka, Bols mango liqueur, Cointreau, blood orange and lemon. Then make your way to salad selections like the Brezza “Caesar,” smothered with Parmigiano, croutons and an anchovy vinaigrette; the chopped salad, packed with salumi, cucumbers and butter beans in a red wine dressing; and the heirloom caprese, a flavorful classic with buffalo mozzarella and basil pesto.

Choices for mains run the gamut from surf to turf. Pasta options include gnocchi made with fennel sausage, arugula and saffron; rigatoni alla grappa with Calabrian chili; bucatini alla matriciana with Fresno chili and guanciale (pictured); and heritage squash agnolotti with trumpet mushrooms, walnuts, sage and brown butter. If you’re in a meat type of mood, try the Brezza Burger, topped with fontina cheese, caramelized onions, tomato, guanciale, house pickles and aged balsamic; Creekstone skirt steak, with radicchio, smoked mozzarella and aceto; and ricotta meatballs, a combination of beef, pork and veal. And if pizza cries out to you, choose from margherita, sausage and peppers and pepperoni.

Dessert options abound here, like a pumpkin panna cotta made with bourbon maple caramel and spiced pepitas; cannolis with ricotta mascarpone filling, cinnamon and shaved chocolate; and a lemon olio verde tart, made with lemon curd, nepitella and olive oil meringue. –Ken Miller Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.6014

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Spotlight

Drink to Their Legacy This unique bar on the Las Vegas Strip celebrates Women’s History Month with inventive cocktails If you’ve never experienced The Cabinet of Curiosities at Horseshoe Las Vegas, then you are in for a treat.

The bar is dark and moody, surrounded by walls of cabinets containing the strangest objects. At various places around the bar, you’ll see QR codes that you can scan to learn about each object.

And while you’re checking out the interesting items, make sure you have a drink in your hand from the talented mixologists. To celebrate Women’s History Month in March, in addition to the inventive signature cocktails that are always available, you’ll find the Women of the Prohibition Era menu. This menu presents a whole slate of drinks, each priced at $18, named after and honoring famous women and characters who shone in the Prohibition era, from performers to police officers.

You’ll find gin, vodka and Bénédictine liqueur as the main spirits in the menu. Fans of The Great Gatsby may want to sample The Daisy Buchanan, the love interest of Jay Gatsby. It contains Empress 1908 Original Indigo gin, elderflower liqueur, crème de violette, lychee purée and lemon juice. Honoring the fashion designer and businessperson, The Coco Chanel features

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elderflower rose gin, lychee and passion fruit purées and sparkling water. The Gladys Ingle spotlights the female pilot and aerial stunt artist, with elderflower gin, Bénédictine liqueur, cherry liqueur, pineapple juice, lime juice, bitters and sparkling water.

Vodka fans may want to try The Anna Pavlova to recall the passion of the principal ballerina of the Imperial Russian Ballet. It is mixed with botanical vodka, champagne, passion fruit liqueur, sweetened syrup and lemon juice. Other vodka-based drinks include The Lilian Wyles, with vanilla vodka and chocolate and espresso liqueurs, honoring the law enforcement pioneer, and The Evelyn Dove, with potato vodka, champagne, sweetened syrup and lime juice.

(Dove was the first black female singer on European radio.)

If you like the spices in Bénédictine liqueur, you may want to try The Josephine Baker, where the liqueur is mixed with crème de cacao, fresh cream and ground nutmeg. Baker, the first black female movie star, was a French-American entertainer known for breaking boundaries. –Nina King

Horseshoe Las Vegas. thecabinetlv.com

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Spotlight

The One, The Only

Superstar entertainer wraps up her successful ‘Up All Night’ residency this week Few entertainers have dominated as many entertainment industries as Jennifer Lopez.

Her primary achievements will change depending on whom you ask. She’s a dancer.

She’s a television star. She’s a movie star.

She’s a singer. The list just goes on and on.

But this week, the answer to that question is “Vegas headliner,” and you’ll want to get your tickets now: This week marks the last of her incredibly successful run of shows at The Colosseum.

Lopez, is, of course, no stranger to Las Vegas. She played 120 shows at Planet Hollywood in All I Have from 2016-’18. Her latest production, Up All Night, is more or less a continuation of the energy she brought to her previous show, with the superstar bringing her entire catalog of hits to an over-thetop production complete with a live band, dazzling fashions and choreography courtesy of NappyTabs. Over the course of two hours, Lopez takes her fans on a musical journey, from the glamour of “If You Had My Love” and “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” to the rave energy of “Waiting for Tonight” and “On the Floor.”

Where Lopez gets the energy to do all this while running a business empire is anyone’s guess. But as long as she keeps it up, we’ll continue to stay up all night to enjoy it. –Ken Miller Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 27-28, starting at $105.65 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com

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Straight to the Top A good time awaits at this new off-Strip hot spot We’ve got your next spot to hang: the newly opened The Deck Rooftop Bar. This intimate venue has all the bougie amenities but with chill, fun vibes and great pricing on food and cocktails. “(It’s) rooted in the basis of Ellis, which is it’s a great time at an affordable price where you don’t have to break the bank,” says Christopher Goss, director of food and beverage for Ellis Island Hotel & Casino.

The views are worth the visit alone—you can see from Mandalay Bay to Resorts World Las Vegas, and when the sun sets, the visuals are stunning. There’s also tons of open seating, sofas, tables and chairs, as well as bar seating, all options great for a romantic date night or a fun night out with a big group of friends.

There are even a few cabanas (for rent) if you really want to up the ante—large, private spaces with open-air walls and ceiling, awesome views, TV, a dedicated server and lots of comfy seating.

Added to The Deck Rooftop Bar experience is a delicious lineup of specialty cocktails, handcrafted recipes with more than a dozen options.

Enjoy tequila-based choices like the Dirty Snake Eyes margarita and the Strawberry Rose Ranch Water, vodka-based delights like All On Red,

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and bourbon-based favorites like Dr. Feelgood, Full Deck and Mr. Powell.

All recipes are mixed with fresh juices, syrups, high-end liqueurs and aromatic bitters.

Along with sips are the savory bites. The sandwiches here cannot be passed up. The focaccia used is made in-house daily and is absolutely delish. Two of our faves include the Italian American Club with slow-roasted turkey, Vermont cheddar, apple-smoked bacon and avocado aioli and the Caprese Fresca with mozzarella, heirloom tomato, basil, arugula, pesto aioli and balsamic glaze. You can also dig into charcuterie boards, Italian-inspired tapas and snacks like truffle popcorn and cured beef jerky.

“If you want to feel like a local, come to Ellis Island,” Goss says.

“When you walk in our door, you’re already a winner. You’ve already won with the prices of our food and beverage. We throw a party every single day. We have DJs on the weekends. It’s never rinse and repeat. There are always different food specials, drinks specials, activations.” –Kiko Miyasato

Ellis Island Hotel & Casino, 21+.

702.733.8901

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Spotlight

David vs. Goliath

Super welterweight bout promises plenty of action In what is no doubt going to be one of the most-anticipated bouts of the season, Keith Thurman attempts to take the WBC Super Welterweight World Championship belt from reigning champion Sebastian Fundora, and the vast experience on both sides guarantees everything will be left on the canvas when all is said and done.

Looking at the fighters side-byside, one would think this a mismatch—Fundora (28) is younger than Thurman (37), he has almost a foot on him height-wise (6 foot 6 inches tall

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versus 5 foot 7 inches tall), and his reach is a full 11 inches longer (79.9 inches versus 68.9 inches). But none of this takes into account the passion and hunger Thurman brings to the match—or his power. With a 31-1-0 record, Thurman has 23 knockouts; Fundora, meanwhile, sports a 23-1-1 record with 15 KOs. At the press conference announcing the fight, Thurman showed his disregard for Fundora’s intimidating size, yelling “Timberrrrrr!” as if he were felling a tree (he had accompa-

nying T-shirts printed out.) He added in an interview, “… don’t matter if (Fundora) is 6 foot 6, 6 foot 7 … he can’t stop me. Fundora doesn’t know what’s about to hit him.”

Fundora’s response says it best: “How I speak is inside the ring with my hands … I’ll show you in the ring why I’m champion.” Are you ready? –Ken Miller

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You’ve Got This

Free app allows you to maximize your Vegas stay Navigating the Strip and surrounding areas can be overwhelming. Luckily, the Vegas2Go app, available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, puts an extensive guide to the city right in the palm of your hand.

Simply set up your account and unlock a vast knowledge of the city, including special deals that you may otherwise miss out on. The app is locational, so once you’ve indicated the resort you’re staying at, toggle to the “selected” tab to see all the dining,

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shopping, shows and lounges in the property. Then switch to the “nearby” setting to see all the options that are within a walking distance of your temporary digs.

If you have something specific in mind, perhaps a steakhouse dinner or family-friendly fun, use the search function. Use the red drop-down menu to search everywhere (which will populate results from all over the valley), nearby or in your selected property to find what you’re looking

for. And if it’s a one-off show you seek, check the “events” tab for an up-todate calendar of all the acts rolling through town during your stay.

Oh, and those exclusive offers we mentioned? They’re visible on each listing they apply to, so there’s no need to scour the web for ways to save on your Vegas vacay. Find an offer you’d like to use, select the “save” option and access it when you’re ready under the “saved offers” tab in the “more” menu. Enjoy! –Em Jurbala

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Trust Us! The staff of ‘Las Vegas Magazine’ shares its favorite sips of the moment

Of all the things our staff gets to research year in and year out, drinks are at the top of the list. Everywhere we go, whether it’s a restaurant, lounge or show, we are always sampling the latest libations from some of the world’s top mixologists and chefs. So who better to share our current favorites with than you, the faithful readers who depend on us for sage advice? Happy imbibing!

La Granita

LA GRANITA Caramella at Planet Hollywood 702.785.5551 Although it’s only March, Las Vegas is starting to see some more-than-decent thermometer readings. If you’re like me, you’re always looking for a little relief from warm temps, and for me, this is the go-to drink for that. This tasty cocktail has been crafted from Maestro Dobel Diamante tequila, orangecello, grapefruit, lemon and prosecco. The tequila itself is a blend of three varieties—extra-añejo, añejo and reposado—which goes through a filtering process after aging to create a crystal-clear spirit, hence the name. It has notes of honey, maple and caramel (seems fitting considering the name of the restaurant, eh?), and even a little vanilla, which create a background depth for the bright, citrus ingredients, and the bubbles of the prosecco tickle your tongue. –Nina King

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CUCUMBER AGUA FRESCA ¡VIVA! by Ray Garcia at Resorts World Las Vegas 702.676.6020 The perfect morning-after drink, this vibrant-green bev will leave you hydrated and refreshed when you order it during brunch at ¡VIVA! The lightly

sweet, cooling drink is made by blending cucumbers with water and straining that mixture to create a pulp-free juice that is then sweetened with agave or honey, given a pinch of salt and flavored with a squeeze of fresh lime. It’s a simple, subtle concoction with a taste so pleasant that one sip will win you over.

It certainly had me hooked, as I spent

La Granita photo courtesy of Tao Group Hospitality Single Barrel Old-Fashioned photo by JMP Force

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Single Barrel Old-Fashioned

hours trying to re-create the bright beverage, only to come up slightly short of perfecting its delicate balance of flavors. Make this drink even better by kicking back with it on the restaurant’s fabulous patio. –Em Jurbala

L-O-V-E

L-O-V-E Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa Resort & Casino 702.726.5504

SINGLE BARREL OLD-FASHIONED Bourbon Steak at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas 702.632.5000 Ask anyone who knows me reasonably well: My absolute favorite cocktail is the Old-Fashioned. Always has been.

Always likely will be. There’s just something so timeless about something that is made with just a few basic ingredients. And one of the newest versions on the Strip has quickly become a new obsession of mine. This truly signature product at master chef Michael Mina’s newest Strip restaurant adds an apple accent, with apple brandy mixed in with Russell’s Reserve 10-year bourbon (with coconut!), mulled Demerara and toasted pecan bitters. The addition of a dried apple slice adds a wonderful, colorful accent to what is already one of my favorite Old-Fashioned versions ever. –Ken Miller

L-O-V-E photo by Christopher DeVargas Cucumber Agua Fresca photo courtesy of Neon PR Studios

Cucumber Agua Fresca

When Wilson Barrera, bartender at Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa Resort & Casino, was creating this new cocktail, he wanted to add a rim, but something different than just another sugar-dipped rim (as delicious as those are). So he added a brush of raspberry compote, and—man oh man!—does that little unique touch send this slightly sweet and well-balanced cocktail over the top. I couldn’t put it down between sips. The blend of Grey Goose Strawberry essence vodka, lychee syrup, Aperol, lime juice and egg whites is sent into another level with that simple touch of sweetness. And forgive me for breaking the rules (I know we’re picking one cocktail), but I can’t help mentioning that Barrera promises he’ll also make you the best espresso martini of your life, so now you have two reasons to visit! –Kiko Miyasato

Friends With Benefits

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Accelerator

Benjamin Larvie

After you explore the massive Grand Prix Plaza and its many immersive experiences, take a break inside F1 Hub Lounge and grab a bite to eat and a specialty cocktail like the popular Accelerator.

The espresso-martini-style cocktail is a mix of Belvedere organic vodka, Kona espresso, coconut and printed crema. –KM

General manager of Grand Prix Plaza revs up his career Benjamin Larvie’s résumé is beyond impressive. The Nashville native has immersed himself in the theatrical world for decades, from stage acting and working with Broadway producer powerhouse Eva Price to working on the management side of Cirque du Soleil’s productions in Europe and managing Netflix’s Stranger Things immersive experience tours. Last spring he joined Grand Prix Plaza as the general manger.

“For me, Stranger Things is where I got my first love of immersive experience

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and attractions,” he says. “The art was a whole new form, whereas before it was all stage production. … It’s just a different human collective experience—the attractions world can just do something that stage productions could not do.”

Larvie and his team have built a playground with Grand Prix Plaza, the world’s largest Formula 1 fan experience.

“This is the actual building that houses F1 when it’s in town but throughout the rest of the year guests can come explore the space, see the tracks, eat and drink

at the lounge, celebrate their teams and drivers,” he says. “They can completely immerse themselves in this world.”

After all the impressive stops along his career path, Larvie says being with Grand Prix Plaza is actually “Like finding my home. The passion for this sport is just contagious. … If I can say one thing, everyone that works here truly loves what we do and we’d love the opportunity to show you Formula 1. If you give us the opportunity, I promise you, you will not be disappointed.” –Kiko Miyasato

F1 Drive, the high-speed karting experience at Grand Prix Plaza, operates on part of the official Formula 1 track.

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Chris Santos’ Stanton Social Italian is a rebrand that delivers on every level When Chris Santos opened Stanton Social Prime at Caesars Palace in 2023, it was an immediate sensation.

Its warm environs, coupled with a creative menu that reflected Santos’ New York original, brought customers back time and time again, and its emphasis on shareable dishes continues with the space’s newest iteration, Stanton Social Italian.

Santos has kept some of the dishes that made the original a success, but he’s made sure to add some real surprises as well. Fans will not be disappointed at the new space, decorated in an art deco-inspired style that creates a truly whimsical feeling as you make

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your way to your table. You’ll be looking all around as you select your cocktail, and Santos has lined up some great twists on classics, as well as detailed descriptions where those classics originated. The Basil Smash variation, Green Flag, features Elyx single estate, Italicus Rosolio de Bergamotto, lime juice simple syrup, cucumber slices and basil leaves.

Starters include steak tartare Piemontese, served with olive oil, lemon and truffle arancini; Chef Grandma’s meatballs, smothered with marinara, basil ricotta and manicotti; and Italian cheesesteak sliders, topped with black truffle fonduta and caramelized onions.

Vegetarians can enjoy the heirloom

tomato salad, accompanied by whipped burrata, basil pesto and balsamic.

Main courses have something for every palate. Fans of fowl won’t want to miss the extra crispy chicken Parmigiana, one of the best versions this writer has yet tried, while seafood fanatics have their choice of grilled branzino, served with shaved asparagus, artichokes and lemon vinaigrette, or wild

Photos courtesy of Caesars Entertainment

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Steak tartare Piemontese

Limoncello tiramisu

salmon, accompanied by warm zucchini shoestring fries are so addictive, this is and tomato panzanella. where you may break from that “sharAnd what would an Italian restaurant ing” concept. be without classics like penne alla vodka No room for dessert? Tough! You (this version uses pancetta, ricotta and would kick yourself for missing out on Calabrian chilis), spaghetti carbonara some of these doozies. The limoncello (truly remarkable with bacon, pancettiramisu is absolutely heavenly, thanks ta, prosciutto, egg and pecorino) to its limoncello-soaked lady and cavatelli Bolognese (with fingers, lemon curd and citrus fresh herbs and Parmesan)? mascarpone mousse, while the You can also count on plenty torta setteveli is a cake-lover’s of steak options, from an dream with its blend of peanut 702.650.5985 8-ounce rib cap and 24-ounce butter mousse, devil’s food bone-in ribeye to the beast cake and chocolate mousse. of the menu, a super tomahawk And for Instagram fans, the sputhat serves up to four and is carved at moni “milkshake” would fit right in with an episode of Is It Cake? It looks just your table! like a milkshake, complete with straw, Do not skip the amazing sides! In but it’s entirely edible! Santos may have addition to truffle whipped potatoes changed the name, but his reputation for and grilled asparagus, Santos’ crispy quality shines through in every aspect of eggplant will keep you coming back the rebrand. Bravo! for more, while the Parmigiano crusted

Green Flag

By Ken Miller

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Boy George promises plenty of audience interaction in his Vegas performances

Boy George has one goal for every Vegas audience member walking out of The Venetian Theatre this March.

“I want them to think, ‘That wasn’t what I expected. That was different,’” he tells Las Vegas Magazine. And with Culture Club in town through March 28, he has had plenty of time to make good on that.

Boy George & Culture Club has been making good on promises like that since 1981. The London-born band has sold more than 150 million records worldwide, earned a Grammy Award for Best New Artist and built a catalog of songs—”Do You Really Want to Hurt Me,” “Karma Chameleon,” “Church of the Poison Mind’—that live in our collective memory.

Vegas gets all of it. The Venetian Theatre is an intimate room by Strip standards, a different animal from the arenas Culture Club commanded on its acclaimed 2024 tour, in which the band performed its first two albums, Kissing to Be Clever and Colour by Numbers, in full. George sees

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the smaller scale as an invitation to Songs like “Victims” and “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me” hit differently get personal. now—not heavier, exactly, but deeper.

“You get to relax a bit more because “You look out on the crowd and everyyou’re in the one space,” he says of the one’s smiling,” he says. “That’s a great Venetian Theatre. “It’s about seducing sort of contradiction of how human the audience for 30 minutes, and then beings work. We all fall in love, we all you get to play around with new ideas get our hearts broken.” and interesting covers.” He pauses, And while the classics are anchoring then adds: “I’m very talkative, so I kind the setlist, George isn’t content to of chat a lot to the audience. I think the coast on them. He’s conaudience likes a friend.” stantly writing—”I write That instinct for every day, I write in the connection is baked room, I’m always writinto Culture Club’s 8:30 p.m. ing,” he says—and Vegas music itself. Revisiting March 25 audiences may get a the early albums on and 27-28, starting at taste of what’s new. the 2024 tour, George $59 plus tax and fee.

Culture Club has been found that some songs ticketmaster.com debuting a song called had grown with him in “She’s Lying,” co-writunexpected ways. “You ten with a young artist understand them a bit named Charlotte MacInnis. “It’s really more as you get older, because you unjust piano and vocals and a little bit of derstand relationships a bit more,” he sax, and that’s been really connecting reflects. “When you’re 19, you’re just with the crowd,” George says. talking rubbish, but it’s from an honest As for what drew him to the Strip, place. As you get older, things sink in a that’s an easy answer. George loves bit more.”

Las Vegas the way he loves New York— for the relentless, glorious energy of it. “I’m not a big sleeper,” he admits.

“You have to force yourself to go to bed when you’re in Vegas.”

Multiple nights, in a room where every seat feels like the front row, with a performer who has spent more than four decades defying expectations as a songwriter, a style icon, a provocateur. He told you it would be different.

Believe him.

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Mandalay Bay 10 a.m. March 22, starting at $70.50 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com

When something lasts a long time in Las Vegas, there’s good reason. In a city full of entertainment and dining options, becoming an institution means providing guests from all walks of life an exemplary experience that leaves them with a sense of satisfaction.

Gospel Brunch at House of Blues inside Mandalay Bay is one such institution.

Since its inception more than two decades ago, the all-you-can-eat buffet and live entertainment experience has been uplifting local artists and filling bellies with delicious food.

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Though the word “gospel” refers to the teachings of Christ and the content of the show comes from the Christian faith, it’s important to know this is not an exclusionary event. Host Patti Pennington and a rotating cast of choir singers, quartet singers, soloists and instrumentalists seek to uplift anyone who joins for the morning gathering.

“He’s a universal god. We don’t put Him in this box, which makes Him be presented to everybody, whomever they chose to (worship), whether it’s Allah, whether it’s Catholic, whether it’s

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whoever,” says Pennington. “The good thing about our music and His music is it is universal. Everybody can relate to hallelujah, salvation and glory … And then the excitement that we bring in the show—we make you dance and laugh.

So, it’s not just straight church.”

The truth in Pennington’s words is incredibly apparent the moment guests step foot in the venue, as there’s a welcoming sense of community and curiosity that fills the room almost as much as the irresistible scents of bacon and maple syrup. Then, when talented performers begin to belt spirited serenades from the stage, the impulse to join the revelry is undeniable.

“Music is medicine, music is life … So many people, especially nowadays, are going through so much. So their soul is yearning for maybe a song or maybe some words to inspire them, encourage them, or prepare what they want to say,

but they don’t have the exact words,” Pennington says. “That’s why I always say it feeds your soul, because whatever you’re yearning for, if you came there depleted, you’re going to leave so full.

It’s full of joy, full of laughter, full of abundance, full of love.”

While Pennington and her crew feed souls, the House of Blues kitchen staff is hard at work feeding grateful patrons. Find an irresistible array of creole-inspired bites like jambalaya and chicken and waffles offered alongside breakfast classics like omelets and biscuits and gravy.

“I’ve had waffles before, but there’s something about the way they cook the waffles. It’s so amazing, they have a buttery taste,” Pennington says. “And the bacon … I don’t know where or how they cook this bacon, but (it must be) a certain way they cook it because it’s so freaking good.”

Have an uplifting experience at Gospel Brunch in Las Vegas

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ADDING TO THE Lucid Lion, Glow Trotter, Rhino Razzle

AREA15 is a land of wonder, whimsy and wickedly good times. The arts and entertainment district has become one of the city’s most unique gathering hubs for both Vegas visitors and locals alike … and it’s constantly growing and evolving. For nearly six years,

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guests have been able to experience everything from concerts, raves and yoga to retail, restaurants and a surreal grocery store. Just last year, AREA15’s footprint stretched to include the new Zone 2 and Universal Horror Unleashed. And the creativity and innovation keeps

flowing onto the acreage set across the freeway from the Las Vegas Strip! We recently checked out some new food and beverage offerings that have us excited about planning our return visit, because you just never know what else might pop up at this ever-evolving land of fun.

“We affectionately call it the Carousel Bar, a 40-foot container next to Looper, our carousel,” said Peter Vitolo, general manager of AREA15 restaurants. “Looper has these crazy characters— shark, giraffe, rhino, lion,

dressed up in creative props, laser hats, neon, steampunk, and we named the cocktails after the creatures on the Looper.”

The psychedelic carousel ride is open to all ages, and tickets must be purchased to ride, but the bar is 21+. Guests can also order various sandwiches with culinary twists on classics like the Cuban, BLT and Italian sub, and even a dessert sandwich of bananas, strawberries and Nutella.

GLOW TROTTER Deep Eddy vodka, lemonade, blue Curaçao, simple syrup and popping candy.

RHINO RAZZLE Redemption bourbon, blackberry syrup, lemon juice and mint leaves.

LUCID LION Bacardi Superior rum, passion fruit purée, lime juice and a chili salt rim.

AREA15 continues to expand with new and updated offerings

**Mocktails are on the menu, too, like the Gilded Giraffe with passion fruit and prickly pear, pineapple, lime, Red Bull Tropical and a chili salt rim, and the Pegasus Pop with blackberry syrup, agave, melon, mint, ginger beer and popping candy. **Order Looper’s version of the viral fried chicken dessert. This version is the Not Fried Chicken Ice Cream, made with waffle ice cream, chocolate cookie bone and corn flakes.

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Birria quesadilla

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Situated right outside the main building of AREA15,

Elote

The Beast Mobile Food Trailer feeds hungry peeps some tasty Mexican eats including savory bites along with classic Mexican sodas and paleta (fresh fruit ice pops).

WALKING TACO Vitolo was the catalyst for this dish—he asked the food truck to open a bag of Doritos and throw some meat and condiments in there. Guests caught him walking around with the treat and asked him where he got it. The lightbulb went off! He ordered specialty Doritos bags, made especially for eateries that want to make this type of dish, and the Walking Taco was born. “We sold out a whole case of those bags of Doritos the first day we sold the dish,” Vitolo said. The Walking Taco is filled with your choice of marinated and slow-braised-in-house pork, beef or chicken, cilantro, onion, jalapeños and your choice of salsa with different spice levels.

ELOTE This traditional Mexican side dish is corn on the cob

that is slightly cooked on the grill to give the kernels a nice char and crisp and is then coated with Mexican creama, lime and cotija cheese. It’s one of the food truck’s most popular dishes … and it’s vegetarian!

BIRRIA QUESADILLA Stuffed into a flour tortilla is your choice of pork, chicken or steak (or go vegetarian with no meat), onions, radish, cilantro, salsa and a blend of Mexican cheeses. The outside of the tortilla is then coated in even more cheese and cooked on the grill to give it a nice crunch. It’s served with made-in-house salsa and a birria consommé (made from the drippings off the slow-braising of the meats) perfect for dipping. **While no alcohol is served, the food truck is situated right next door to LIFTOFF that offers a full bar. Purchase a cocktail or beer and bring it back over to the food truck to enjoy with your food!

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Last summer, Vitolo and the beverage team worked on the Oddwood Bar menu and reformatted a lot of the recipes, creating cocktails that look like science experiments. “We’re doing the laboratory experiments with the cocktails,” Vitolo said. “This is our high-profile mixology bar and a focal point of AREA15. This is the bar where you’ll find top mixology happening.” The new physical menu even looks like notes you’d find in a laboratory research book, with funny anecdotes and notations of cocktail experimenting gone awry. A lot of cocktails are even served in laboratory-inspired vessels like beakers. Vitolo also points out that when you visit Oddwood Bar (it’s hard to miss this bar, with its huge digital maple tree that lights with colors of the rainbow), look for little leaf stickers that contain a QR code that unlocks a secret cocktail menu.

Loro Rojo

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Formula G.H.O.5.T.

FORMULA G.H.O.5.T. Celaya blanco tequila, cucumber agave, fresh lime juice and fresh cucumber served in an Erlenmeyer flask with dry ice and LED lights.

BEAKER BURSTER El Cristiano blanco tequila, watermelon schnapps, mango purée, watermelon syrup, fresh lime juice and Tajín served in a lab beaker with a pipette for easy drinking.

LORO ROJO Ilegal Joven mezcal, strawberries, syrup, lemon juice, basil leaves and strawberry, and pineapple fronds for garnish. (This one is from the secret menu!)

Beaker Burster

Interior photo by Laurent Velazquez

**On the weekends, DJs take over with live sets to help set the mood. **Some of the cocktails on the secret menu offer discounts to various attractions around

AREA15. For example, if you purchase the Loro Rojo cocktail you’ll receive 50% off admission to Birdly, or purchase the Mutant Millie cocktail to unlock one free pass to Origin Quest.

If you like the concept of the grilled cheese, then the new Grounded Grills food truck is for you. “(It’s) our food truck that is an homage to one of the most comforting foods to hit food and beverage: the grilled cheese,” Vitolo said.

“So, we thought, ‘How do we take a grilled cheese and make it be a traffic driver?

What do you have to do to a grilled cheese to make it stand out? How do you get adults to eat grilled cheese?’

So you have to get whimsical and fun, very AREA15.” The result is a menu of five of the most indulgent, over-the-top grilled cheese recipes you’ll ever eat, along with some tantalizing sides like boardwalk fries served with classic malt vinegar, tomato basil soup (dip your grilled cheese in there!) and Mexican key lime pie ice box cake.

FLAMIN’ ELOTE FIESTA Roasted corn salsa, pepper Jack cheese, Oaxaca cheese and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos crust on sourdough bread.

MAC DADDY White truffle mac and cheese and smoked applewood bacon on sourdough bread.

CHEESEQUAKE FRIES Fresh french fries, cheddar, mozzarella and American cheeses, jalapeños, pickled onions and cilantro crema. **Near the food truck, try your hand at the Skeeball games, or walk a few feet over and take a look at the recently installed 150-foot-long, 60-foot-wide Boeing 747 airplane.

Mac Daddy

CheeseQuake Fries

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Flamin’ Elote Fiesta

Food and beverage: Alien Pizza Party, Chilango’s Tacos, Cosmic Pretzel, Fuku Chicken, Good Company Burgers, Nacho Daddy, Saint Honoré Doughnuts & Beignets and The Bowl Experiences and retail: Miniso, House Rules, Dolls Kill, Museum of Ice Cream and iFLY Indoor Skydiving

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The pinnacle of luxury awaits inside the at Resorts World Las Vegas

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BY KIKO MIYASATO | PHOTOGR APHY BY CHRISTOPHER DEVARGAS

Impressed is putting it mildly as you walk through the double doors and into the grand entryway of the three-bedroom, 6,500 square-foot Palace Suite inside Crockfords at Resorts World Las Vegas. With its own distinct lobby, Crockfords is the pinnacle of hotel luxury, and the brand has built rooms, penthouses and suites on Resorts World’s massive acreage. Here, we highlight one of the most opulent and palatial options for booking—the Palace Suite. (There are two offered, nearly identical except one is a four bedroom). When staying at the Palace Suite, you’ll pull up to a private, gated entrance on the Resorts World property and be met by an arrival team who will direct you to Crockford’s private lobby experience, complete with light snacks and beverages, and they’ll help get you situated and to your room. As a guest of the Palace Suite, you’re provided with 24-hour luxury service. Think of it as your own team of ambassadors to take care of whatever needs may arise, including amenities like butler service (there is a full kitchen and butler pantry inside the suite) and priority access to venues across the resort.

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702.676.7033

The includes a spacious living space, theater room with cinema-style plush seating and state-of-the-art media, a full bar area with pool table and a dining room. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a smooth transition from indoor to outdoor living. The pièce de résistance is the huge outdoor living space complete with your own pool and Jacuzzi. Like a private tropical getaway with swaying palm trees and lush foliage, the outdoor area really is like your own resort, with plenty of lounge chairs, dining tables and a huge bar with seating for 12 under a rotunda. A gourmet patio kitchen allows guests to throw their own cookout, and multiple TVs make any day a great game-day party.

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The guest rooms are nothing short of luxury at its finest. Two of the bedrooms offer a king-sized bed and the third room holds two queen-sized beds. All rooms come with their own vanities, sitting areas, walk-in closet, separate walk-in rain shower and water closet and oversized soaking tub (one king-sized room offers its own sauna). Each offers outdoor patio seating among the tropical architecture, and every room is stacked with upscale products like toiletries by luxury brand Bulgari.

Each room is equipped with a one-touch tablet that allows you to control the lighting, air, drapes, music, TV and more.

Other highlights of staying at the include a Nespresso machine, food delivery from some of the resort’s restaurants, exclusive access to the 66th-floor Allē Lounge, a Theragun Elite device to work those sore muscles, elevated bar selections and luxurious bathrobes, slippers and self-care accessories. Besides the overabundance of amenities and visually pleasing architecture, the Palace Suite is decorated with a cool collection of pop art pieces including paintings and sculptures.

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Vegas Golden Knights vs.

Washington Capitals

T-Mobile Arena 7:30 p.m. March 28, starting at $81.07 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com

VEGAS IN YOUR POCKET...

WHERE TO EAT, PLAY, SHOP AND PARTY

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Entertainment Dining Daylife & Nightlife Shopping Health & Beauty Attractions Gaming Resources

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RESIDENTS

Friday, March 27

Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club

MGM Grand. bradgarrettcomedy.com

What Can’t He Do? Donny Osmond has been performing almost since he was able to walk, and he brings more than 60 years in show business to a Las Vegas Strip production unlike any other.

You’ll see dancing, rapping, an audience-participation segment and some truly amazing technological achievements that bring an earlier version of Osmond to life.

Harrah’s Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com

Saturday, March 28 Carrot Top

Luxor, 16+. 702.262.4400

THEATER Michael Jackson ONE No matter how well you think you know the King of Pop’s music, expect to be seriously surprised at the treatment his legendary songs get in this Cirque du Soleil production. As acrobats tumble across the stage and float above the crowd, you’ll feel like you’re hearing “Billie Jean,” “Thriller” and “Man in the Mirror” for the first time.

Mandalay Bay. mandalaybay.mgmresorts.com

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Donny Osmond photo by Denise Truscello

Sunday, March 29 Mat Franco

The Linq Hotel. ticketmaster.com

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GET YOUR TICKETS! Bad Suns This band from Woodland Hills, Calif., has been very prolific since forming in 2010, releasing seven albums from 2014 to 2025. Inspired by postpunk pioneers like The Cure and Elvis Costello, Bad Suns delivers striking, angst-ridden songs like “Cardiac Arrest,” “I’m Not Having Any Fun,” “Heaven Is a Place in My Head” and “Lovefool.”

MGM Grand, 12:45 p.m. March 28, starting at $169 plus tax and fee. axs.com FireHouse This American hard rock quartet has produced a tremendous body of work since debuting in 1984. Get ready for some songs that are sure to get you up and dancing, from “Love of a Lifetime” and “When I Look into Your Eyes” to “I Live My Life for You” and “Reach for the Sky.” Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. March 27, starting at $73.70 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com Eagles Few bands have the discography that this one does, but what’s better than hearing “Hotel California,” “Desperado,” “New Kid in Town” and “The Long Run” live? Hearing them in Sphere, a technological wonder that excels in not only audio but visuals as well. This is a bucket list item if there ever was one.

Sphere, March 27-28. thesphere.com

Irreverent Illusions

When it comes to bang for the buck, The Mac King Comedy Magic Show is still the show to beat. The affable King, hard to miss in that signature oversized suit, keeps the proceedings light with his dad humor, all the while performing sleight of hand that will have your jaw dropping.

Excalibur. 702.597.7600

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Rio Las Vegas, 4+. ticketmaster.com

MGM Grand. 702.531.3826

Westgate Las Vegas, 5+. ticketmaster.com

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE WOW—The Vegas Spectacular This is a variety show extraordinaire, set in a 180-degree theater and stocked with jugglers, acrobats, daredevils and so much more in a world of water and wonder. If you recognize some of the acts, that’s probably because some of them have performed on America’s Got Talent.

Jabbawockeez This dance crew has been wowing audiences ever since its appearance on America’s Best Dance Crew in 2008, and it’s been a mainstay on the Las Vegas Strip since 2010. Its newest show, FREQNCY, only builds on the previous incarnations, incorporating dance styles of all types. It’s fun and unforgettable.

Carrot Top, Mat Franco, and Mac King photos by Christopher DeVargas

Soul of Motown If the music of Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye and Martha and the Vandellas gives you goose bumps, this is the tribute show for you. This quartet has the sound—and the moves—to get you dancing in the streets—er, aisles.

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Park MGM. 702.730.6600

Paris Las Vegas. 877.346.4642

Resorts World Las Vegas.

702.676.6014

PLAN YOUR PERFECT DAY Primrose The decor inside may be inspired by a French country home, but the cuisine is American. At breakfast, try the shrimp and grits with a poached egg, fluffy buttermilk pancakes with Vermont maple syrup, avocado toast with tomatoes, or smoked salmon and an organic egg. The Primrose Omelet includes ham, bacon and cheddar.

Gordon Ramsay Steak Always wanted to eat at a Gordon Ramsay establishment, but haven’t quite made it yet? Duck into this elegant dining room at lunch on Saturday and Sunday to try such items as seared foie gras, an American wagyu skirt steak, steak sandwich and more. A $69 prix fixe menu is also available.

Brezza The lauded Italian restaurant is presided over by chef/owner Nicole Brisson, who draws on her time working in Italy to introduce seasonal dishes to the menu.

Brisson is also a master at aging meat, so if you love a dry-aged steak, consider the 42-ounce, 130-day porterhouse.

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Executive chef Srikant Kumar leads the kitchen at Gymkhana, a trendy import featuring an exclusive goan lobster curry created for Vegas, nice and creamy with red chili, coconut milk and coriander. You can also find tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala and venison biryani.

And for the first time, Gymkhana has beef, with wagyu keema naan and beef short rib pepper fry.

Aria. aria.mgmresorts.com

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COTE Vegas If you’ve heard about this new Korean steakhouse opening, you’re not the only one. Inside, an intense experience awaits, with dramatic tiered seating levels handling up to seven guests per table.

A decadent steak omakase lets you experience plenty of the amazing variety of beef. It’s $255 per person currently and worth every penny.

The Venetian Resort. 702.607.2683

Joël Robuchon The famous chef’s eponymous Michelin-starred French restaurant is a magnificent, opulent experience that, if money is no object, will create memories to last a lifetime. Order the degustation tasting menu (the number of courses vary as the menu changes) for $525 per person. Add on a wine pairing to go even bigger.

MGM Grand. 702.891.7925

Gymkhana photo by AVABLU, Caramella photo courtesy of Tao Group Hospitality Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse courtesy of Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin

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BRUNCHES

Off the Strip

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Freedom Beat This cool downtown restaurant, which features live music and craft cocktails, offers comfort food with a twist.

It alos currently offers specials like BOGO burgers on Thursdays, $12 steak and eggs on Fridays, and$5 screwdrivers on the weekend.

Downtown Grand.

855.384.7263

All-you-can-eat Saturday and Sunday, with cheesecake for dessert.

Planet Hollywood. 702.785.5551

Bardot Brasserie Michael Mina’s classic French dishes plus fresh-squeezed juices.

Aria. 702.590.8610

Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse Enjoy Eggs Royale, avocado toast, French dip sandwiches and more.

Caesars Palace. 866.227.5938

GastroPUB Nisei Bar & Grill This chill, newly opened restaurant near Chinatown features both Japanese and American food, with plenty of crossover. Try such items as kalbi tacos, wagyu sliders, ocean trout tiradito, yellowtail crudo and pan roast with lobster, shrimp and scallop. There are two happy hours to try Japanese beer and sake, too.

3400 S. Jones Blvd., Ste. 8. 702.613.7010 Esther’s Kitchen Kick off your Sunday at this beloved local Italian spot by chef James Trees. The pasta and pizzas are incredible (we recommend the tagliatelle with chanterelles and brown butter), and brunch showcases fresh ingredients. Try the strawberry shortcake French toast, and don’t forget a mimosa. Be prepared for a wait, as the intimate venue fills up fast.

1131 S. Main St. estherslv.com

Bardot Brasserie photo by Anthony Mair Edge Steakhouse photo by Christopher DeVargas

BITES & BEATS Rí Rá Irish Pub Traditional dishes like sausage rolls, bangers and mash, fish and chips and shepherd’s pie, plus a twist on a Scotch egg made with deviled egg mousse. And to make the trip back to the old country even better, catch live singers and bands TuesdaySunday nights each week, providing as much atmosphere as the authentic bars installed through out the venue.

The Shoppes at Mandalay Place.

702.632.7771

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Only the Best One of the best steakhouses in Vegas, Edge Steakhouse recently started offering its Land and Sea menu, a three-course, late-night offering.

From 8:30-10 p.m., enjoy Caesar salad or French onion soup, an 8-ounce filet and an 8-ounce butter-poached lobster tail, a choice of four sides and dessert for only $79.99 per person.

Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5277

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CALENDAR Insider Tips At Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, don’t miss karaoke fun inside the comedy club’s lounge, filled with Kimmel’s memorabilia.

The weekly event is every Tuesday and Wednesday at midnight with host and comedian Carlos Mencia.

The Linq Promenade.

855.234.7469

Tuesday, March 24 Zedd

Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace

Party On Lock Zouk Nightclub, out of Singapore, has shown this city a new way to party, utilizing the best in tech and talent. There’s the Mothership located in the main room—a huge LED piece that literally dances to the music—and an incredible roster of talent that includes big-name DJs, including Mathame (March 27) and Meduza (March 28).

Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7000

Friday, March 27 DJ Pauly D

LIVE MUSIC Become a part of the band! Smelly Cat Karaoke offers live music throughout the week, but here, it’s all about the crowd heading up the band. Take the stage and choose from thousands of songs and get ready to impress with your singing talent or simply enjoy the vocal stylings of others. Pair your good time with light bites and specialty cocktails, including large-format ones.

Grand Bazaar Shops.

702.846.4002

Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace

Saturday, March 28 Wiz Khalifa

Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand

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Off the Strip Some of the city’s top bartenders can be found at the rooftop lounge Legacy Club. The expansive patio offers seating around firepits and unbeatable views of the city from the 60th floor.

For a special experience, book the Sunset Package with reserved seating, handcrafted cocktails and a champagne toast as the sun goes down.

Circa Resort & Casino.

702.247.2258 It’s one of the city’s bestkept secrets! The Laundry Room is a long-running, intimate speakeasy situated inside The Commonwealth. If you’re lucky enough to score a reservation, you’ll be privy to a recent revamped menu filled with cocktails that are truly a practice in top mixology.

525 Fremont Street. laundryroomlv.com

Zouk Nightclub courtesy photo

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WHERE TO PLAY Two floors of arcade and cocktail fun await inside Asylum Bar + Arcade. Play a mix of vintage and modern video games, pinball and arcade favorites while imbibing on handcrafted cocktails, craft beers and alcohol-infused slushies. Weekly free events, karaoke, themed nights and local DJs round out the experience.

AREA15. area15.com

With nearly two dozen games, puzzles and challenges, Play Playground is just what the name suggests; it’s a playground of fun for adults. Let loose with your friends and try your skills at games like Poker Parkour, Bullseye and Doctor! Doctor! Take a break and chill at one of the bars that serve themed cocktails in fun vessels.

Luxor. playplayground.com

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It’s a swinging good time at Topgolf Las Vegas! With 120 climate-controlled hitting bays, you can aim your swing at the giant outfield targets and hit golf balls that have a high-tech scoring system inside them so you can keep track of your game. When not up to bat, relax in the bay and order elevated bites and handcrafted cocktails.

4627 Koval Lane. 702933.8458

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Darts just got technically advanced at Flight Club, and while trying your hand at this fun way to play, enjoy happy hour (3-6 p.m. Sun.Fri.) with selections like $6 Modelo drafts, $8 spirits like Tito’s Handmade vodka and Bacardi rum and $10 wines and prosecco by the glass.

The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.848.4188

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F1 Arcade Vegas’ signature cocktails are created by LP O’Brien, winner of the first season of Netflix’s Drink Masters.

Try the popular My Night in Vegas—a Penicillin meets a New York sour. It’s slightly sweet and slightly spicy and is well-balanced with rye, ginger, yuzu, celery bitters and a sweet-andsmoky blueberry peat foam.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. f1arcade.com

Wiz Khalifa photo by Daniel Kelly Zedd, DJ Pauly D, and My Night In Vegas photos by Christopher DeVargas

Chill Stripside at Mexican hot spot, El Segundo Sol. The Tulum-inspired indooroutdoor destination offers some of the best margaritas in town, so enjoy them discounted during happy hour (3-6 p.m. Mon.Thurs., at the bar only). Sip on $6.50 margaritas on the rocks and frozen flavors like strawberry (this is the best in Vegas!), mango, prickly pear and classic.

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas. 702.258.1211

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Find two happy hours at SAHARA Las Vegas. At The Tangier, settle into the lounge for the daily special (3 p.m.-2 a.m.), a $10 glass of sangria. Also on property at the beautiful and spacious Casbar Lounge, get into the daily happy hour (3-5 p.m. and 8-9 p.m.) with buy-one-get-one-free wines by the glass, beer and well cocktails.

SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.761.7000

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Get Inked and More

ALL THE SHOPS

Whether you want a permanent reminder of your Vegas vacation or you’re finally going for that tattoo you’ve wanted your whole life, Club Tattoo is one of the best shops on the Strip. Browse through digital portfolios of all the artists and check out jewelry, accessories and clothing.

Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.

702.363.2582

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace 160-plus specialty shops.

Caesars Palace.

702.893.4800

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What’s New Who doesn’t love a blind-box reveal on Instagram or TikTok? Now there’s a spot on the Las Vegas Strip that is all things blind box and collectibles culture spread across more than 2,500 square feet of retail space. Kawaii Things is a world of wonder and fun when it comes to brands like Smiski, Pop Mart, Sanrio, Nommi, Hello Kitty and more.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.

725.309.4082

The charms and jewelry maker Pandora opened its flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip. Browse charms, bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings made from high-quality materials. A fun feature is the store’s jewelry bar, where you can browse through tons of pieces and pick your own personal collection of charms for your neck or wrist.

BLVD Las Vegas. blvdlasvegas. com

Bring the whole family for a day of fun at Slime Kitchen. This new store offers a huge assortment of high-quality, nontoxic slimes that come in different colors and are ready for hands-on play and do-it-yourself recipes. The vibrant designs and unique recipes get the kiddos playing chef as they craft their own masterpieces in 10 easy-tofollow steps.

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas.

501.613.8547

To the Nines In late 2025, luxury brand Zara opened its flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip. Spread across three floors and 33,000 square feet, the high-end brand presents an extensive men’s collection, including a sportswear line, and two floors are dedicated to the women’s collection that showcases apparel as well as denim and handbags.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 702.893.4800

Miracle Mile Shops

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas

Grand Bazaar Shops

The Shops at Crystals

More than 150 shops across 1.2 miles.

Planet Hollywood.

702.866.0703

A variety of boutique and department stores.

3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.784.7000

Open-air market with specialty shops and food.

Horseshoe Las Vegas.

702.736.4988

A distinctive collection of the world’s top luxury brands.

Aria. 702.590.9299

Photo by Christopher DeVargas

Showbiz Weekly Health & Beauty

WORK IT OUT Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness

Mani/Pedi Manscaping For a truly old-school experience, head to the Speakeasy Barbershop at El Cortez. You’ll find a full lineup of the classic treatments—shave ($65), haircut ($55), beard trim ($30, clippers only), line-up ($11, clippers and straight razor), facial ($25) and scalp therapy ($25).

El Cortez. 702.352.7170

Get your fitness on with the 40-foot Rock Climbing Wall.

The Venetian Resort.

702.414.3610 or venetianlasvegas.com

HOT PICK

Bellagio Fitness Center Enjoy free weights, elliptical machines and fitness classes (temporarily located on the Promenade across from Tutto).

Bellagio.

702.693.7472

Golden Nugget Fitness Center Go for your personal best on a treadmill while enjoying great downtown views.

Golden Nugget.

702.385.7111

Fitness Studio Take advantage of plenty of cardio machines with personal plasma TV and music options.

SAHARA Las Vegas.

702.737.2111

What’s Your Sign?

The Spa & Fitness Center recently added The Zodiac Collection massage treatments. Based on the personalities of your astrological sign, you can book the I Am Air, I Am Fire, I Am Earth or I Am Water massage. Each is tailored to your zodiac sign and implements treatments like light and sound therapy and aromatherapy.

The Linq Hotel. 702.794.3242 or caesars.com

Serenity Spa In honor of Westgate Las Vegas’ 55th anniversary, the spa is offering awesome deals like the $55 manicure and pedicure.

But you can also add a foot scrub to any massage for 55 cents, as well as a sheet mask added to any facial for 55 cents.

Westgate Las Vegas.

702.732.5648 or westgateresorts.com The Spa at Harrah’s This state-of the-art facility has a variety of packages that won’t break your budget. Enjoy an express manicure or pedicure for $30, a signature 50-minute manicure or pedicure experience for $55 and a mini foot 25-minute revival treatment for $30. Add on a hydrating hand and/or foot treatment for just $20 (or $30 for both).

Harrah’s Las Vegas.

702.369.5126 or caesars.com

TREAT YOURSELF The Spa and Fitness Center It’s all about CBD right now, so get your fill with the Organic CBD Detox Facial. The 50-minute treatment uses Botanika Life organic CBD facial products, a potent blend with botanicals and age-defying components that leave the face completely nourished. A crystal quartz gua sha stone is used to help tighten, tone and sculpt the face.

Flamingo. 702.733.3535 or caesars.com

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CHECK THIS OFF THE BUCKET LIST

Maverick Helicopters Have a once-in-alifetime experience flying over the dazzling Vegas strip or journey further to see some of the most stunning sights in the Southwest, including red rock canyon and the grand canyon. Book the Neon & Nature tour to enjoy a champagne toast as you take in views of the entire valley or book the Wind Dancer trip to soar to the Grand Canyon.

6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.261.0007

The Range 702 Whether you’re looking to fire your first round or pull the trigger on an impressively powerful weapon, there’s a bucket list-worthy experience here for you. Beginners might enjoy the affordable One and Done package, which allows visitors to shoot any single gun, while more adventurous marksmen will enjoy the All In package, which includes 13 guns and plenty of ammunition.

5999 Dean Martin Drive. 702.425.5312

Plan Your Perfect Day

1

Gondola Rides Find yourself in Italy, with gondoliers serenading you as your boat navigates the canals of Venice. Glide past streetside cafés and shopping boutiques, under bridges, under balconies and around curves. Rides are offered both indoors and outdoors

The Venetian Resort. 702.414.4300

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The Neon Museum Stroll through Las Vegas history at this continuously growing collection of retired signs and display pieces. Whether you stop in day or night for a self-guided exploration or a tour with a knowledgeable docent, this attraction offers stunning visuals and fascinating facts about how the Neon City came to be. 770 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

702.387.6366

In the Swim

Have the kids in tow? Stop into Shark Reef Aquarium to ogle at all kinds of critters including sharks (duh!), lionfish, stingrays and even some land dwellers like the Komodo dragon. Make the experience extra special by booking a shark, stingray or sea turtle feeding, which come with guided tours and exclusive access.

Mandalay Bay. 702.632.4555

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Swingers Las Vegas The vibes are cutesy, with four courses spread across two floors decked out in English countrysidemeets-old-timey carnival in the park.

The rest of the space is filled with bars, DJ booth with dance floor, an area with old-school carnival games and plenty of tables for noshing on some darn good eats.

Mandalay Bay. swingers.club

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Off the Strip National Atomic Testing Museum By strolling from display to display, visitors gain an understanding of what global factors necessitated the test site, the way the facility affected Las Vegas locals and the pop culture boom that emerged from the general public’s fascination with the work researchers were doing out in the middle of the desert.

755 E. Flamingo Road.

702.409.7366 AREA15 It’s a world of immersive entertainment, all housed under one roof. Explore popular art experiences like Omega Mart from Meow Wolf and Wink World from Blue Man Group founder Chris Wink. Guests can also check out arcade games, axe throwing, a zipline ride and more.

215 S. Rancho Drive. area15.com Grand Canyon West Find plenty of ways to experience the American Southwest and the majesty of the Grand Canyon. Get a unique view of the majestic marvel’s West Rim at SkyWalk (where you can see beneath you on a glass bridge), ride a zipline at Hualapai Ranch, or head to Peach Springs for a white water rafting adventure.

5001 Diamond Bar Road, Peach Springs, Ariz. 888.868.9378

FEEL THE RUSH

HOT PICK

The Big Apple Coaster This ride twists and dives around and through the center of the hotel.

New York-New York. 702.740.6969

FLY LINQ Zipline Soar over the Linq Promenade at speeds up to 35 mph.

The Linq Promenade. 702.777.2782

Adventuredome This indoor theme park features top attractions plus some circus acts.

Circus Circus. 702.794.3939

F1 Arcade Feel the rush of the race.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. f1arcade.com/us/vegas

FlyOver Las Vegas Take flight and explore the world in a whole new way.

3771 Las Vegas Blvd. 866.498.2023

Skydive Las Vegas Mojave Desert views will leave you breathless, especially while free-falling.

1401 Airport Road, 18+. 702.759.3483

History Hot Spot Discovering King Tut’s Tomb—The Experience Imagine Exhibitions painstakingly put together likenesses of all the elements that make Howard Carter’s discovery so popular. After a brief video introduction to the attraction, you’ll visit rooms full of placards containing dates, factoids, blown-up historical photographs and more. It’s like a history lesson brought to life, and as you make your way in, the exhibit becomes more elaborate.

Luxor. kingtutvegas.com

FREE Fountains of Bellagio Since its stunning debut more than 21 years ago, man-made marvel has entertained countless visitors on the way to becoming an emblem of an era of Las Vegas, much like the Rat Pack in the 1960s and Elvis after them. More than 1,000 water jets are used for this spectacular free display, which runs every 15 or 30 minutes depending on the time of day.

Bellagio. 702.693.7111

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HOT PICK

Gaming Tips Set a budget for gaming, and be comfortable if you lose that amount.

One of the easiest bets to place is the over/ under, where you bet on how many total points are scored in a game.

WATCH & WAGER

Don’t feel you need to spend your entire budget on one slot or bet. Move around for maximum playing fun.

SuperBook

Elegant Notes The high-limit room at Crockfords features plenty of slot machines with extremely comfortable chairs. It’s also a relaxing, elegant environment, contrasting against the vibrant main casino floor, with a grand piano and the intimate High Limit Bar, where high-end cocktails issue forth.

Resorts World Las Vegas. rwlasvegas.com

BINGO! Plaza In this 280-seat room on the third floor of the hotel, you’ll find bingo with electronic screens at every seat. Buy-ins start at $5, with hot balls and cash balls adding to the excitement. Dual Daub and Bonanza coveralls are played in the middle and near the end of the sessions. Get two free drinks every session you play!

The Plaza also hosts high-stakes Super Bingo several times a year.

11 a.m., 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9 p.m. daily.

702.386.2110

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This massive complex covers more than 30,000 square feet with 350 seats and a 220-foot-by-18-foot 4K video wall, perfect for catching any kind of sports action.

Westgate Las Vegas.

702.732.5111

Circa | Sports Seats up to 350 people in stadiumstyle seating. The centerpiece is a three-story, 78-million-pixel screen that has to be seen to be believed.

Circa Resort & Casino. 702.247.2258

BetMGM Sportsbook Snag one of this dynamic sportsbook’s 104 seats and watch all the games on 36 65-inch LCDs and 24 42-inch plasma TVs. A nonsmoking venue.

MGM Grand.

702.891.1111

Caesars Race & Sportsbook The sportsbook here features 12-by-15-foot screens wrapping around a semicircular room, providing excellent views.

Caesars Palace. 866.827.5938

Ante Up! Aria Poker Room Sit down for a variety of daily no-limit hold ’em or pot limit Omaha hi cash games with buy-ins starting at $100, or try your hand at a tournament at this 23-table room near the resort’s sportsbook. The resort also periodically hosts special tournaments as well. In addition, a snack bar and selfparking are close to the poker room as well.

Aria. aria.mgmresorts.com Venetian Poker Room This is one of the largest rooms in Las Vegas at 14,000 square feet, with more than 50 tables. It’s located upstairs in the Palazzo Tower in the Grand Canal Shoppes. You’ll find not only tournaments, but also cash games. And it’s also open 24 hours for maximum convenience.

The Venetian Resort. venetianlasvegas.com

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TRANSPORTATION

DISPENSARIES

GOLF

Limousine/Coach Rentals AWG 702.740.3434 Bell Trans 702.739.7990 Kaptyn 702.688.7351 Presidential Limo 702.731.5577

Curaleaf One of the top health and wellness cannabis operators in the United States offers a variety of inventive products. 1736 Las Vegas Blvd.

Desert Pines Golf Club This Dye-designed

Medizin Shop top-quality products from an everchanging catalog. 4850 W. Sunset Road, No.

Eagle Crest Designed by Billy Casper and Greg

experience features more than 4,000 mature pine trees over its par-71, 6,222-yard championship layout. 7 02.388.4400 or desertpinesgolfclub.com

S., 21+. curaleaf.com

Rental Cars Alamo 844.354.6962 Budget 800.331.1212 Dollar Rent a Car 866.434.2226 Enterprise 800.736.8222 Fox Rent a Car 702.964.1320 Hertz 800.654.3131 National 800.227.7368 Payless Car Rental 800.729.5377 Sixt 888.749.8227 Thrifty 800.367.2277

Nash, this 60-par course is located in the heart of Summerlin. For tee times, call 888.446.5358

130. 702.248.0346

MedMen First-class facilities offering the latest in marijuana products. 823 S. 3rd St.,

recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.527.7685; 4503 Paradise Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.405.8597

Weddings

Oasis Cannabis Dispensary This 24-hour marijuana dispensary serves the community with quality cannabis products. 1800 Industrial Road,

Royal Wedding Chapel Celebrate your special day inside the retro Thunderbird Boutique Hotel, which offers three romantic venues for those nuptials. Wedding

Suite 180, 21+. 702.420.2405

Trams Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM Stops at Crystals and Aria. 8 a.m.-4 a.m. daily, every seven minutes

Planet 13 Medical and recreational cannabis, plus cannabis extracts and infused products. a.m.-3 a.m. daily, 2548 W. Desert Inn Road, 9

Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay 10 a.m.-

midnight, daily, every three to seven minutes

packages starting at $99 plus fees, 1215 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.780.0555

recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.815.1313

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Events & Headliners

Want to know what special events and acts are in the works for the next time you head to Vegas? Check our select list of what’s been announced so you can begin making your plans. Prices do not include tax and fee.

March 29-April 4

April 19-25

7 p.m. April 2-4, May 21-23, starting at $110.85. ticketmaster.com

$66.14. ticketmaster.com

Alice Cooper and Criss Angel Planet Hollywood,

College Basketball Crown MGM Grand, 5 p.m. and

7:30 p.m. April 1-2, starting at $56.44. axs.com

Fia Mandalay Bay, 7:30 p.m. April 3, starting at

$35. ticketmaster.com

Cazzu Park MGM, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at Chuwi Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 19, starting at $42.50. ticketmaster.com

Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 24-25,

29, May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort,

Sin Bandera Palms, 8 p.m. April 3, starting at $69.50. axs.com

9 p.m. April 22 and 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Calgary Flames T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 2, starting at

Mark Farner’s American Band Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 24, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com

$52.89. ticketmaster.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Vancouver Canucks T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 30, starting at $50.43. ticketmaster.com

We Three Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. April 4, starting at $21. ticketmaster.com

April 5-11

Naomi Watanabe The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m.

April 25, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com

Ramon Ayala Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. April 25,

starting at $71.55. ticketmaster.com

Smokey Robinson and Gladys Knight Palms, 8 p.m.

April 25, starting at $51.50. axs.com

Norah Jones The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 9, starting at $59.95. ticketmaster.com

May 10-16

Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 13, 1516, 21 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com

Goo Goo Dolls The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. May 15-16, 20, 22-23, starting at $65. ticketmaster.com

Harland Williams The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m.

May 16, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com

Khalid Planet Hollywood, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $94.80. ticketmaster.com

Lady A Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 15, starting at $122.70. ticketmaster.com Paul Anka Palms, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $65. axs.com

May 17-23

Aldo Nova Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $63.45. ticketmaster.com Alice Cooper & Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 21-23, starting at $110.85. ticketmaster.com

Bruno Mars Allegiant Stadium, 7 p.m. April 10-11,

The B-52s The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. April 22, 24-25, starting at $49.50. ticketmaster.com

Amon Amarth & Dethklok Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m.

May 21, starting at $83.40. ticketmaster.com

Drain Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. April 9, starting at $45.75. ticketmaster.com

April 26-May 2

Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 21 and

starting at $303.05 . ticketmaster.com

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Mandalay Bay, 7:30 p.m.

April 8, starting at $57.45. ticketmaster.com

Jane Zhang Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. April 11, starting at $91.70. ticketmaster.com

Quiet Riot Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 10, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com

Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 29 and

May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com

Iliza Shlesinger The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 1, Dec. 12, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com

Jeff Dunham Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. April 26,

May 31, Oct. 4, Nov. 8, Dec. 6, starting at $61. axs. com

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort,

Tom Papa The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. April 11, starting at $56.04. ticketmaster.com

9 p.m. April 26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com

April 12-18

8-9, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com

17-18, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com

Priscilla Presley Westgate Las Vegas, 1 p.m. May 2,

Cheap Trick The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. April Chelcie Lynn Mandalay Bay, 8 p.m. April 17,

starting at $59.50. ticketmaster.com

Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian, 9 p.m.

April 17-18, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com

Reggae in the Desert Clark County

Ampitheatre, 11 a.m. April 18, starting at $49.99. ticketmaster.com

Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 1-2, 6 and

starting at $125. ticketmaster.com

Sherri Shepherd The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 2, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com

May 3-9

24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com

BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 23, 24 and 27, prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. May 2324, starting at $404. voltairelv.com Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening Palms, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $65. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. May 23, prices vary. axs.com

Nikki Glaser and David Spade Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 22-23, starting at $88. ticketmaster.com Russell Dickerson Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com Yungblud Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 19, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com

Babyface Palms, 8 p.m. May 8-9, Sept. 4-5 and Nov. 13-15, starting at $68. axs.com

Zarna Garg The Venetian Resort, 3 p.m. May 23, starting at $44.50. ticketmaster.com

Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 6,

May 24-30

8-9, 13, 15-16, 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com

Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com

Tim Allen MGM Grand, 10 p.m. April 18, starting

Kathleen Madigan The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m.

May 9, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com

BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 24 and 27,

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Seattle Kraken T-Mobile

Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury Mandalay Bay, 12:30 p.m. May 9, prices vary. axs.com

Frankie Moreno Westgate Las Vegas, 7:30 p.m.

May 28, starting at $64.10. ticketmaster.com

Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 6, 8-9, July 10-11, 15 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com

Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. May 24, starting at $404. voltairelv.com

Michelle Buteau The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May

Sepultura Mandalay Bay, 5:30 p.m. May 25, starting at $48.50. ticketmaster.com

at $184.04. axs.com

Arena, 7 p.m. April 15, starting at $61.71. ticketmaster.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Winnipeg Jets T-Mobile

Arena, 7 p.m. April 13, starting at $43.05. ticketmaster.com

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8, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com

prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Events & Headliners

Young the Giant Palms, 8 p.m. May 24, starting at

Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury

Ralph Barbosa The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. Aug.

May 31-June 6

Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. July 10-11, 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com

Aug. 30-Sept. 5

$49.95. axs.com

Jeff Dunham Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 31, Oct. 4, Nov. 8, Dec. 6, starting at $61. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Golden State Valkyries Mandalay Bay, noon June 6, prices vary.

axs.com

June 7-13

Las Vegas Aces vs. Minnesota Lynx Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. June 13, prices vary. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Seattle Storm Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. June 8, prices vary. axs.com

June 14-20

George Lopez MGM Grand, 9 p.m. June 19-20,

Mandalay Bay, 1 p.m. July 11, prices vary. axs.com

July 12-18

28-29, starting at $49.99. ticketmaster.com

Babyface Palms, 8 p.m. Sept. 4-5 and Nov. 13-15, starting at $68. axs.com

Ed Sheeran Allegiant Stadium, 5:30 p.m. July 18, starting at $78. ticketmaster.com

Nikki Glaser and David Spade Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Sept. 4-5, starting at $88. ticketmaster.com

Gary Owen The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. July

Sept. 6-12

17-18, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. July 12, prices vary. axs.com

Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. July 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com Olivia Dean MGM Grand, 8 p.m. July 18, prices

starting at $79.31 . ticketmaster.com

vary. axs.com

New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. June 19-20, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com

July 19-25

Big Blues Bender Westgate Las Vegas, times vary, Sept. 10-13, starting at $595. ticketmaster.com

Godsmack Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. Sept. 11, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com Grupo Duelo Mandalay Bay, 7:30 p.m. Sep. 12, prices vary. ticketmaster.com

J. Cole T-Mobile Arena, 8 p.m. Sept. 6, starting at $138. axs.com

All American Rejects Resorts World Las Vegas,

Jose Maria Napoleon Palms, 8 p.m. Sept. 12, starting at $49.50. axs.com

A$AP Rocky MGM Grand, 7:30 p.m. June 26, starting at $74. axs.com

Simple Plan Palms, 7 p.m. July 24, starting at $59.95. axs.com

Maná T-Mobile Arena, 8 p.m. Sept. 11, prices vary. axs.com

Josh Gates Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. June 26, starting at $80. ticketmaster.com

July 26-Aug. 1

Sept. 13-19

7 p.m. July 31, starting at $19. ticketmaster.com

starting at $55. axs.com

June 21-27

Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. June 26-27, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. June 25, prices vary. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Golden State Valkyries Mandalay Bay, 1 p.m. June 21, prices

vary. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty Mandalay

Bay, 7 p.m. June 23, prices vary. axs.com

8 p.m. July 25, starting at $69. axs.com

1969 Live–The King Returns Westgate Las Vegas,

Alejandro Fernández MGM Grand, 9 p.m. Sept. 15,

AC/DC Allegiant Stadium, 7 p.m. Aug. 1, starting

Big Blues Bender Westgate Las Vegas, times vary,

Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. July 30, prices vary. axs.com

Five Finger Death Punch Mandalay Bay, 5:45 p.m.

Las Vegas Aces vs. Portland Fire Mandalay Bay, 7

Las Vegas Golden Knights vs. Los Angeles Kings T-Mobile Arena, 6 p.m. Sept. 19, prices vary.

at $197.46. axs.com

p.m. July 28, prices vary. axs.com

Aug. 2-8

Sept. 13, starting at $595. ticketmaster.com Sept. 19, starting at $75. axs.com

ticketmaster.com

Shinedown Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 7, starting at $87. ticketmaster.com

Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. Sept. 18-19, 23 and 25-26, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com

26-27, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com

Aug. 9-15

Scorpions Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. Sept. 1 and, 19,

Summer Walker T-Mobile Arena, 7:30 p.m. June

axs.com

New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. June 24,

26, starting at $85.86. ticketmaster.com

June 28-July 4

Bulletboys Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. July 3, starting at $52.70. ticketmaster.com Don Toliver MGM Grand, 7:30 p.m. July 3, starting at $90. axs.com

Firefall, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Orleans

Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. July 4 starting at $61. ticketmaster.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Chicago Sky Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. July 3, prices vary. axs.com

New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. July

Gipsy Kings Palms, 8 p.m. Aug. 14, starting at $45.

Las Vegas Aces vs. Minnesota Lynx

Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. Aug. 15, prices vary. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Washington Mystics

Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 11 and 13. axs.com

prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Weird Al Yankovic MGM Grand, 8 p.m. Sept. 18, starting at $55. axs.com

Sept. 20-26

Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Sep. 22, prices vary. axs.com

Ne-Yo & Akon MGM Grand, 8 p.m. Aug. 14,

Las Vegas Aces vs. Seattle Storm Mandalay Bay,

Aug. 16-22

Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. Sept. 23, 25-26, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com

starting at $107.33. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Atlanta Dream Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 18, prices vary. axs.com

Las Vegas Aces vs. Connecticut Sun Mandalay

Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 20, prices vary. axs.com

6 p.m. Sep. 20, prices vary. axs.com

Scorpions Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. Sept. 23, 25, 27, 29, Oct. 1 and 3, prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Sept. 27-Oct. 3

1, 3-4, Oct. 2-3, 7, 9-10, 14 and 16-17, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com

Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo Palms, 8 p.m. Aug. 21,

Breaking Benjamin Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. Oct. 2, starting at $110. ticketmaster.com

July 5-11

Aug. 23-29

prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Aug. 29, prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Josh Groban Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Oct. 2-3, 7, 9-10, prices vary. ticketmaster.com

Fuerza Regida Allegiant Stadium, 9 p.m. July 10, Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever Mandalay Bay, 4 p.m. July 5, prices vary. axs.com

starting at $49.95. axs.com

5 Seconds of Summer Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m.

Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 28, prices vary. axs.com

New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m.

Oct. 2-3, 7, 9-10, 14, 16-17, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com

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