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Featuring his iconic hits as well as fan favorites that have never been performed live, “Weird Al” Yankovic’s “Bigger & Weirder 2025” Tour kicks off with six performances inside The Venetian Resort Las Vegas June 13, 14, 15, 18, 20 and 21. venetianlasvegas.com

Discover what would have happened if Juliet didn’t end it all over Romeo when the hilarious musical “& Juliet” stops by The Smith Center in downtown Las Vegas June 24 through 29 for eight performances. thesmithcenter.com

The charity softball game Battle for Vegas, featuring athletes from the Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Raiders, returns to Las Vegas Ballpark July 12. Now in its sixth year, the annual softball showdown has raised more than $1 million for deserving nonprofits. Gates open at 6 p.m. battleforvegas.com

The inaugural Las Vegas Songwriters Festival takes place at various venues throughout Mandalay Bay Aug. 21 through 24, featuring 50 world-renowned songwriters performing more than 300 No. 1 hits. vegassongwriters.com

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NEW & NOTEWORTHY Standout dining additions on the Las Vegas Strip

By Heather Turk

The Las Vegas Strip continues to live up to its reputation as a mecca for foodies thanks to several new restaurants guaranteed to impress even the most discerning palate.

AMAYA MODERN MEXICAN

Located inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Amaya Modern Mexican has quickly become one of the Strip’s best Mexican restaurants. Inspired by the tropical allure and lively energy of Tulum, the stylish restaurant serves reimagined modern Mexican cuisine daily for brunch and dinner. Not only can guests savor such impeccable selections as the Lobster Enchiladas or the fork-tender Birria Short Rib, but they can also enjoy latenight music every Thursday through Saturday from a DJ. amayamexican.com

BAZAAR MAR BY JOSÉ ANDRÉS

With a dinner menu that focuses on fresh seafood dishes rooted in Spanish flavors, Bazaar Mar inside The Shops at Crystals is sure to delight diners who love delicacies from the sea. Guests can indulge in one of two tasting menus that showcase some of the restaurant’s signature dishes, like the crispy Kueh Pai Ti made with sweet shrimp, or order items à la carte. For those who don’t eat seafood, there are plenty of other options, like the creative “Honey, I Shrunk the Elote” baby corn skewers and the Josper-grilled Miso Glazed Pluma Ibérica.

HAVANA 1957

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Havana 1957 inside Flamingo Las Vegas transports guests back to 1950s Havana with its authentic Cuban cuisine and live music on Friday and Saturday nights. While the restaurant serves one of the best Cuban

Sandwiches in town, it also offers two sampler platters for lunch and dinner that

an array

Photo of Havana 1957 courtesy of Havana 1957; Amaya by Clint Jenkins; Bazaar Mar by Katrina Frederick

The dining room at Amaya features lush greenery, dramatic lighting and sand-kissed décor

Bazaar Mar offers

of innovative tapas-style dishes, like its Bagel and Lox

Havana 1957’s La Orquesta Cubana entrée sampler comes with roasted pork shoulder, braised flank steak and roasted chicken

Phenomenal brunches on the Las Vegas Strip BRUNCH TIME!

By Heather Turk

Nothing says you’re on vacation quite like a leisurely brunch. Not surprisingly, several restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip have delightful brunches that are worth waking up early for — or at least by the early afternoon.

CHÉRI ROOFTOP

Serving brunch daily from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Chéri Rooftop at Paris Las Vegas offers diners an unparalleled brunch experience. The alfresco restaurant invites guests to dine underneath the resort’s replica Eiffel Tower while feasting upon stunning views of the Strip and the Fountains of Bellagio and enjoying music from a DJ every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Diners can savor a menu of delicious Parisianinspired dishes, with favorites that include the Chicken & Mushroom Crêpes and the Crème Brûlée French Toast served with fresh berries and Chantilly cream. cherirooftop.com

LA FONTAINE

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The setting at La Fontaine is as captivating as the cuisine

The Crabcake Eggs Benedict at Ocean Prime: Maryland crab, poached eggs and hollandaise on a toasted English muffin

Chéri Rooftop serves up one of the best views on the Strip for brunch

Start your day with some flavorful

Diners can order items à la carte, like the luscious Lobster Florentine Benedict or the scrumptious Croque-Monsieur Gratiné, or enjoy a threecourse prix fixe menu showcasing some signature favorites. While none of the dishes disappoint, the richly flavored Tarte Flambée — thin crust flatbread topped with bacon, caramelized onions, crème fraîche and Gruyère cheese — is not to be missed. fontainebleaulasvegas.com

MOTT 32

Perfect for those who aren’t crazy about traditional brunch fare, Mott 32’s lavish Brunch 32 is offered every Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. inside The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. Diners can relish a variety of dim sum delicacies — from vegan selections like the tasty Mushroom & Truffle Lettuce Cups to the sweet and savory Signature Sugar-Coated BBQ Pork Buns — while listening to a DJ starting at noon. Each dish on the extensive menu explodes with flavor! Brunch guests can also enjoy the Chinese restaurant’s signature Barbecue Iberico Pork or 42Day Applewood Roasted Peking Duck based on availability, or with a four-week notice. mott32.com

OCEAN PRIME

Known for its impressive seafood selection and prime cuts of steak, Ocean Prime at 63 CityCenter hosts an exquisite Jazz & Bubbles Brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Guests can enjoy live music, typically from a saxophonist, on the restaurant’s 100-seat terrace overlooking the Strip while savoring such delectable items as the Crabcake Eggs Benedict or the 6-ounce New York Strip Prime Steak & Egg. The entire brunch menu is available inside the restaurant as well. Whatever dishes you decide on, be sure to order the Warm Cinnamon Bread with cream cheese icing for the table — it’s a guaranteed palate pleaser! ocean-prime.com

French-style fare at Chéri Rooftop

The dishes at La Fontaine are known for their high-caliber ingredients such as lobster and caviar

Mott 32’s dim sum brunch is a very social experience as most of the items are easily shareable

Enjoy brunch on Ocean Prime’s 2,500-square-foot rooftop terrace every Saturday and Sunday

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‘home away from home’ for ‘JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS’

By Heather Turk

Last December, Janet Jackson returned to the Entertainment Capital of the World with an all-new residency, “JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS.” Staged inside the 5,000-person capacity Resorts World Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas, the must-see show features the five-time GRAMMY Award-winning Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee performing her charttopping hits — like “Black Cat” and “Miss You Much” — as well as deep cuts from her decades-long career. Allegiant recently caught up with the pop music icon to not only talk about her current residency, but also her favorite memories of performing on the Las Vegas Strip when she was a kid.

First off, we are so excited to have you back in Las Vegas. I know “JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS” isn’t your first Las Vegas residency, so what made you want to do another residency in town?

I love doing residencies in Las Vegas. It’s so much easier than touring where you live out of your suitcase. You don’t really ever get any rest when you are on a tour going from city to city, country to country, doing two shows on, a day off or three shows on, a day off. A Vegas residency makes life a lot easier on an artist. You just have to show up for work at 5 o’clock — or even later than that — and start getting ready for an 8, 8:30, 9 o’clock show. It makes performing a lot easier. What’s also fun about doing a Vegas residency is there are always other artists and other shows that you can see on your off days. Las Vegas is kind of a home away from home for me because that’s where I started. I enjoy it, so of course I’m going to come back if I’m asked.

For those who saw your previous residency at Park MGM in 2019, “Metamorphosis,” what’s new about “JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS?”

It’s a completely different show. The set list is different — there are selections and deep cuts and things that are strictly done for the fans — and it’s a completely different energy. The stage is different, the lighting is different, costumes are different. Everything is different about it. The content, the amount of dancers onstage — just the whole show is different.

Obviously, each fan has their own favorite song that they look forward to hearing you sing, but what’s your favorite song to perform live after all these years?

With this show, it’s “Go Deep.” I think where it comes in the show — with everything being so serious, just constantly one song after the next — it has a nice ease to it. It breaks the energy of the show in a really nice way, but yet there is still energy there because of the song and it’s fun. And the crowd sings along; I love that.

It’s such a treat to see you and your dancers perform some of Anthony Thomas’ original choreography during the show to songs like “Miss You Much” and “Rhythm Nation.” You make the dancing seem so effortless. What is your fitness routine like to keep your stamina up and prepare for a show like this?

We started working out six days a week — at least we try to. I started working out seriously with Dean [Lee], who is a big part of the show. He is onstage with me and one of the choreographers. And Tony [Martinez] has been my trainer for 28 years or so. We just got serious about it again and went at it — for the most part — hardcore, the way we used to back in the day. I always love a good diet, but to keep my stamina it is really about training and how you train. It’s not about training harder anymore, it’s about training smarter — as we’re becoming “seasoned,” as Tony calls it. He’s a wonderful trainer. He gets the job done.

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Las Vegas is kind of a home away from home for me because that’s where I started.

During a recent performance you mentioned how you made your Las Vegas debut when you were just a kid alongside your siblings. Given your history with Las Vegas, what has been your favorite memory over the years?

I’ve had so many incredible memories being in Las Vegas — just being with my brothers and sisters alone and performing there, especially with Randy and Mike, and all the things we used to do. I think I mentioned in my documentary how we were at MGM [Grand] and we used to run up into the area where the lighting guys used to work the spotlight for the girls at “Jubilee!” and sit with them and watch the show. I loved doing that in between shows when I didn’t have to take a nap. The one thing I also loved so much was we used to live at Circus Circus — Mike, Randy and I — and we had such a good time playing there on our off days. That’s one thing my son loves to do with his cousins. They’ll go to Circus Circus and have a great time, and that warmed my heart that he loves it just as much as I did as when I was a kid. Lastly, at MGM Grand they used to have a candy shop. I used to walk by myself through the casino — which kids were not supposed to go through the casino, but I guess they allowed me to do so because I was working there — and go down to the candy shop and select lots of good candy for myself. Mother would

give me money, and I would get my candy and come back to the room. Those are my best memories of being in Las Vegas. It was so much fun as a kid. I have beautiful memories, very fond memories.

Being in this business as long as you have, what advice would you offer to those just starting out in the entertainment industry?

This industry is not for everybody. You have to really be prepared because it can be very cold, cut and dry, very shrewd, incredibly difficult and you can’t give up. Keep pushing forward. It’s not easy at all. It is very difficult. But at the same time, it can be very rewarding. You just have to brace yourself because, like I said, it is not for everyone.

Finally, when you aren’t performing onstage or working offstage, what do you like to do to relax or have fun?

I love being with my son. Being on an island somewhere on the beach enjoying the water, enjoying the sand, enjoying island life when we can — that’s what I like to do with my baby.

“JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS” returns to Resorts World Las Vegas select dates Sept. 10 through 20 for six performances. Show time is at 8:30 p.m. For tickets, visit rwlasvegas.com/ entertainment/janet-jackson

FOUR DECADES OF LAUGHS

Carrot Top knows how to give audiences a fun night out

By Heather Turk

In February, longtime Luxor headliner Carrot Top celebrated 40 years in comedy — a feat the comedian does not take lightly.

“Almost every night when I go up onstage, I think about my first time performing and how terrified I was,” Carrot Top, whose real name is Scott Thompson, told nonstoplife. “I take a moment to appreciate the fact that I get to do this for a living. Most people don’t get to do this forever, and I’ve been very blessed to do it pretty much my whole life.”

Over the past four decades, Thompson’s act has evolved from primarily focusing on prop comedy to showcasing a mix of prop comedy, stand-up comedy and funny visual aids that are displayed on a video wall. One of the hardest working comedians in show business, Thompson said he writes a new joke or makes a new prop for his Las Vegas residency almost every day. However, while his show often touches upon current events, Thompson makes sure to never alienate anyone with his sidesplitting material.

“People want to go out and they want to have fun,” Thompson said. “They know that I’m not going to get deep into politics or certain topics I’m not up there taking myself too seriously. I’m a clown. I’m just trying to do my thing without offending anybody.”

Everyone’s favorite curly red-haired comic is showing no signs of slowing down, either even though he also celebrated

his 60th birthday in February. Thompson recently extended his contact at Luxor through 2030 and has been busy working on his autobiography and a documentary about his career. As for what else the future holds, the recent “Hacks” guest star is keeping his options open.

“You never know in this business,” Thompson said. “Tomorrow, I could get a call from Spielberg.” carrottop.com

Photos by Bob Burchess

THE BEAT GOES ON

Las Vegas concert residencies that hit all the right notes

By Heather Turk

While the weather in Las Vegas may be hot, the city’s music residency scene is cooler than ever this summer thanks to several returning favorites and a couple of highly anticipated debuts.

Celebrating the 26th anniversary of their chart-topping album “Millennium,” pop superstars the Backstreet Boys will be returning to Las Vegas in July for an all-new summer residency: “Into the Millenium.” The first pop act to perform at Sphere, the Backstreet Boys will bring their iconic album — which features such classic songs as “Larger than Life” and “I Want It That Way” — to life during the show, as well as some of their other hits. Each song will be enhanced with cutting-edge visuals and sound made

possible by Sphere’s revolutionary immersive technology, resulting in a Backstreet Boys concert experience unlike any other. “Into the Millenium” runs Friday through Sunday, July 11 through Aug. 17, at 8 p.m.

Before the Backstreet Boys take the stage, though, country superstar Kenny Chesney will continue his new residency, “Kenny Chesney Live at Sphere in Las Vegas.” Performing

Backstreet Boys’ new “Into the Millenium” residency is scheduled for 18 performances this summer

Rod Stewart’s “The Encore Shows” features the legendary British rocker backed by a 13-piece band

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, June 4 through 21, at 8 p.m., the show offers fans of the “She’s Got It All” singer a whole new way to enjoy his hits, plus some deep cuts and surprises. thesphere.com

Pop star and beloved talk show host Kelly Clarkson will be returning to Las Vegas this summer as well with a new residency inside The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. “Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions — The Las Vegas Residency” kicks off on July 4 and follows the “Since U Been Gone” singer’s sold-out Las Vegas engagement inside PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in 2023 and 2024. The “American Idol” winner promises to bring “the studio to the stage” with her new show, which will perform Friday and Saturday, July 4 through Aug. 16, at 8 p.m.

Fun Fact: Rod Stewart celebrated his 200th performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in March.

Longtime Las Vegas headliner Rod Stewart can also be seen performing his new residency inside The Colosseum at Caesars Place. “The Encore Shows” debuted at the venue in March and features stunning new production elements that differ from those showcased in Stewart’s previous 13-year residency at The Colosseum, “Rod Stewart: The Hits.” In addition to hearing the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducted singer perform some of his signature classics, like “Forever Young” and “Maggie May,” fans will be treated to a few deep cuts and surprises. “The Encore Shows” resumes Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, June 1 through 8, at 7:30 p.m. com/shows

Dolby Live at Park MGM has a star-studded music lineup, too, with pop-rock showman Bruno Mars wrapping up his latest engagement at the venue on June 2 at 9 p.m. The “24K Magic” singer is known for his energetic live performances, so fans won’t want to miss their chance to see Mars while they can.

After Mars leaves the stage and New Kids on the Block kick off their all-new residency, “The Right Stuff,” at the venue in June and July, rock star Lenny Kravitz will return to Dolby Live with “Blue Electric Light Las Vegas.” Performing Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Aug, 1 through 9, at 8 p.m., the show debuted last October, selling out all five performances. Fans will be treated to Continued on next page

“Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions — The Las Vegas Residency” will perform 18 shows through Nov. 15

Kenny Chesney is the first country artist to perform at Sphere

Bruno Mars has been performing at Park MGM since December 2016

songs from Kravitz’s recent album, “Blue Electric Light,” as well as some of the singerguitarist’s greatest hits, including “Are You Gonna Go My Way.” parkmgm.mgmresorts. com/en/entertainment/dolby-live.html

Over at PH Live, the iconic German rock band Scorpions will be celebrating their 60th anniversary with their third residency at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino: “Scorpions — Coming Home to Las Vegas.” Joined by special guest Buckcherry (“Sorry”), the “Rock You Like a Hurricane” band will perform five shows this summer. Show time is at 8 p.m., with performances running Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Aug. 14 through 23. caesars.com/planet-hollywood/ shows/ph-live

Of course, no trip to the Entertainment Capital of the World is complete without seeing the man who, in September 2023, surpassed Elvis Presley’s record for the most performances on Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino’s International Theater stage — Barry Manilow. The legendary singer-songwriter will return to the historic venue Thursday through Saturday, June 12 through 21, performing his hit residency, “Barry Manilow — The Hits Come Home!”

One of Las Vegas’ best shows, the longrunning production is a celebration of the soft rock showman’s storied career, featuring hit singles like “Daybreak” and “Can’t Smile Without You” as well as some of Manilow’s popular commercial jingles. Show times are Thursday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. westgateresorts.com/hotels/Nevada/las-

Photo of Barry Manilow courtesy of

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino; Lenny Kravitz by Mia Ross; Scorpions by Marc Theis

Scorpions previously performed two sold-out residencies at PH Live: 2024’s “Scorpions — Love at First Sting Las Vegas” and 2022’s “Sin City Nights”

Barry Manilow recently accepted a lifetime residency at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

Lenny Kravitz returns to the Strip this summer for five performances of “Blue Electric Light Las Vegas”

MORE THAN JUST A CONCERT

New Kids on the Block are ready with ‘The Right Stuff’ residency

By Heather Turk

New Kids on the Block are kicking off their first Las Vegas residency this summer — and it’s something Donnie Wahlberg, Joey McIntyre, Danny Wood and Jordan and Jonathan Knight have been talking about since they were kids.

“We used to cross paths with a lot of Vegas talent, but I think in the older days — and this is no discredit to any of the artists who played there — the perception was that when you got older and weren’t relevant anymore, you could go to Vegas,” Wahlberg said. “Over the years that’s changed so much that if we waited much longer, we might’ve been too old for Vegas. Vegas is so cool now.”

Performing select dates June 20 through July 5 inside Dolby Live at Park MGM, “The Right Stuff” promises to be a Vegas residency unlike any other. In addition to featuring the group’s greatest hits, like “Hangin’ Tough” and “Tonight,” as well as fan-favorite elements from past tours like the Quick Change Cam, Wahlberg said the show will feature plenty of surprises that will “elevate” a traditional New Kids on the Block concert experience. The quintet is also working on giving fans as many opportunities as possible to

engage with the group and each other, from afterparties to an interactive clubhouse.

“New Kids will be coming through, we’ll have a Wahlburgers food truck, my wife Jenny McCarthy’s Formless Beauty makeup line is going to be there glamming fans for the concert — we want to provide fans with places they can get together and enjoy stuff beyond just the two hours of watching us onstage,” Wahlberg stated. “We’ve learned over the years that our fans do well somewhere where we can spend a few days together, and what better place is there to do that than Las Vegas?” ticketmaster.com/ nkotbvegas

Lead photo by Denise Truscello/Getty Images; story photo by Austin Hargrave

New Kids on the Block’s “The Right Stuff” residency currently has dates on sale through February 2026

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‘Michael Jackson ONE’ more thrilling than ever

By Heather Turk

It seems impossible to improve upon something that’s already perfect, but Cirque du Soleil has done just that with “Michael Jackson ONE.”

Already one of the best productions on the Las Vegas Strip, Cirque du Soleil’s recent reimagining of “Michael Jackson ONE” further immerses audiences in the dazzling production thanks to all-new technological elements. Not only are nine LED panels now suspended above the audience showcasing various projections throughout the show — including classic Michael Jackson performance clips — but the production is now one of the only shows in the world to have drones flying over the audience. Ticket holders will watch in awe as 64 drones create an aerial display at the start of the production, complementing the action happening onstage.

The costumes in “Michael Jackson ONE” have also been refreshed and the fanfavorite song “Another Part of Me” has been integrated into the show’s set list. In addition to all-new choreography for the number, the show recently introduced a fun diabolo act

“Michael Jackson ONE” recently extended its contract at Mandalay Bay through 2030

during “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’” where six artists juggle spinning discs on an axle by using a string tethered to two sticks.

Although “Michael Jackson ONE” is remarkable by itself, guests can book a VIP Experience that not only includes premium seating, but also early entry into the theater. Guests will be escorted to a private VIP room to watch a 10-minute behind-the-scenes video on what it takes to bring the hit show to life and get the chance to meet a couple of the show’s talented performers. Each VIP ticket also includes a keepsake photograph with the artists as well as a complimentary snack and beverage.

“Michael Jackson ONE” performs Thursday through Monday at 6:30 and 9:00 p.m. inside Mandalay Bay. The show is dark on June 12. cirquedusoleil.com/michael-jackson-one

REFRESHING SUMMER ESCAPES

By Heather Turk

Dive into fun at one of Las Vegas’ many luxurious pools

Las Vegas’ pool scene is sure to make a splash with guests this summer, with several new additions and recent remodels joining some time-tested favorites.

CITRUS GRAND POOL DECK

Celebrating the first full summer visitors can enjoy its refreshed poolside experience, the Citrus Grand Pool Deck at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino completed a major renovation in July 2024. Boasting more than 35,000 square feet of space, downtown Las Vegas’ largest rooftop pool deck features a sparkling swimming pool, a fire pit and fun lawn games. In addition to showcasing breathtaking views of the Las Vegas skyline, the poolside paradise hosts live concerts on select dates throughout the summer covering a wide range of genres, including EDM, pop, reggae and hip-hop. Resort guests of all ages are welcome, but those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Non-resort guests are welcome with purchase of a day pass through ResortPass or by making a daybed or cabana reservation, with full-day weekend cabana rates starting at just $200. downtowngrand.com/rooftop-pool

In addition to returning to TAO Beach in June and July, Tiësto will be performing at Palm Tree Beach Club this summer

The Jungle Cabanas at TAO Beach have a communal plunge pool guests can cool off in

Feel your worries float away in the Citrus Grand Pool Deck’s sparkling pool

TAO BEACH

After setting the standard for adults-only day club experiences on the Strip in 2007, TAO Beach at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas raised the bar once again in 2022 following a multi-year renovation. The completely renovated space spans nearly 47,000 square feet and has two pools, Asian-style lush greenery and a DJ booth featuring some of today’s hottest acts — including rapper Tyga who will be performing on June 8 and 29, July 13 and Aug. 3 and 24. For a more exclusive experience, 29 luxury cabanas are available to rent, with select VIP cabanas boasting their own plunge pools. Cabana guests can also indulge in extravagant cabana-side chef experiences, with succulent selections like A5 Wagyu Striploin prepared and served tableside. taogroup.com/venues/tao-beachdayclub-las-vegas

PALM TREE BEACH CLUB

Created in partnership with Tao Group Hospitality and the global live entertainment, lifestyle and hospitality company Palm Tree Crew, Palm Tree Beach Club opened at MGM Grand in May. The chic adults-only tropical retreat spans nearly 60,000 square feet and features a saltwater pool, 12 bungalow rentals, 10 cabana rentals and a ground-level stage for entertainment. DJs scheduled to perform at the Strip’s newest day club include Steve Aoki on June 8 and July 13, Pauly D on June 21 and Tiësto on June 28, July 19 and Aug. 2. Palm Tree Crew co-founder Kygo is also scheduled to perform on July 5 as part of his first-ever Las Vegas daytime residency. taogroup.com/ venues/palm-tree-beach-club-las-vegas

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D will be performing at the all-new Palm Tree Beach Club in June

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Soak up stunning views of the Las Vegas skyline from the Citrus Grand Pool Deck

TAO Beach remains one of Las Vegas’ most popular day clubs

GO POOL

Part of the resort’s multiphase transformation project, the all-new Go Pool at Flamingo Las Vegas opened this spring to guests ages 21 and older. Spanning nearly 1.5 acres, the $20 million project features five distinct pools and experiences at varying levels throughout the complex — including a main pool with a swim-up bar covered by a large canopy. High-energy DJs keep the party going seven days a week, and the entire oasis is enveloped by 55 towering palm trees and 35 additional tree varieties that were transplanted from the original Go Pool complex. Admission is free for hotel guests as well as non-hotel guests on a first-come, first-served basis. caesars. com/flamingo-las-vegas/things-to-do/pools

STADIUM SWIM

The ultimate summer hangout for sports fans in Las Vegas, Stadium Swim at Circa Resort & Casino has a massive 14-millionmegapixel LED screen playing each day’s top sporting events. The adults-only downtown Las Vegas “aquatheater” invites fans from all over the city to watch the action from one of six temperature-controlled pools or two spas, with pool temperatures ranging from 78 to 94 degrees during the summer months. Local DJs are also on site adding to the lively atmosphere, and there’s a gaming area and two swim-up bars for visitors to enjoy. Admission is free for guests staying at Circa, the D Las Vegas or Golden Gate Hotel & Casino; otherwise, an admission fee applies. circalasvegas.com/stadium-swim

Fun Fact: The 40-foot-tall high-definition screen at Stadium Swim can show up to 12 games at once.

THE SWIMMIN’ HOLE

Last year, Silverton Casino Lodge debuted its brand-new, $10 million resort pool, The Swimmin’ Hole. The all-ages, off-Strip retreat features a heated pool kept at a cozy 86 degrees, a hot tub, fire pits and, through October, tasty poolside bites made for sunsoaked days. Special events are held during the summer, too, from free movie screenings on a 32-foot-diagonal retractable screen located above the pool’s bar to new “dusk” experiences like karaoke nights, country line dancing and unplugged (acoustic guitar) nights. While the pool was previously only open to hotel guests, Las Vegas locals are welcome to visit on select weekdays (Monday through Thursday) this summer. silvertoncasino. com/hotel/the-swimmin-hole

Sports fans can cheer their teams on to victory yearround at Stadium Swim

A rendering of Flamingo Las Vegas’ all-new Go Pool complex

Silverton Casino Lodge’s year-round resort pool, The Swimmin’ Hole

Photo of Go Pool complex

courtesy of MO+A;

The Swimmin’ Hole by Key Lime

Photo; Stadium Swim courtesy of Circa Resort & Casino

fun for all ages

Las Vegas shows kids and adults will love

By Heather Turk

Las Vegas wouldn’t be the Entertainment Capital of the World if it didn’t have something for everyone to enjoy — including its youngest visitors.

Despite being known as a Disneyland for adults, Las Vegas has plenty of headlining shows that are family friendly. In fact, one of the Strip’s best shows has been an afternoon favorite for more than 20 years. Currently performing at Excalibur Hotel & Casino, “The Mac King Comedy Magic Show” is as funny as it is astounding. The interactive show features King performing his stunning sleight of hand illusions with the help of several audience participants — including one kid who is sure to be in awe when King goes “fishing” for goldfish above ticket holders’ heads. mackingshow.com

More cute animal co-stars can be found at another long-running show on the Strip: “Popovich Comedy Pet Theater” at the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The charming production features a variety of animals — many of them rescues — performing fun tricks. Audiences will see a dog clean off a whiteboard, a cat jump through a hoop and a parrot do flips on a miniature gymnastics bar. Gregory Popovich’s impressive juggling and balancing skills round out a delightful circus show unlike any other. comedypet.com

For those whose children aren’t afraid of the dark, “iLuminate” inside The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower transports guests to Club iLuminate for a unique clubbing experience. Starring the “America’s Got Talent” dancers famous for their customized LED suits, the multisensory show features popular songs

from across the decades, including Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal,” Billie Eilish’s “bad guy” and even “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory’s” “Pure Imagination.” A mix of jaw-dropping choreography, cool lighting effects and comedy, the dazzling production is sure to have audience members grooving along in their seats. iluminate.com

“Popovich Comedy Pet Theater” has been a family favorite in Las Vegas since 2006

“The Mac King Comedy Magic Show” features illusions that involve goldfish, playing cards and even a guinea pig

“iLuminate” is the most fun families will have in the dark in Las Vegas

TEE TIME IN LAS VEGAS

Golf experiences sure to score a hole in one with players of all skill levels

By Heather Turk

You don’t have to be an avid golfer to enjoy three of Las Vegas’ coolest golf experiences.

ATOMIC GOLF

Located just north of The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower, Atomic Golf features 101 bays with seven unique driving range games that use radar-based tracking systems to track each player’s golf balls. Guests can create a fun player avatar, like an archaeologist or a cat, and practice their swing while trying to get “21” points or aiming for a “Bullseye.” Three interactive putting games are available in the Putting District as well. While guests enjoy themselves, they can treat their taste buds to an array of impeccable dishes from chef Robert Lomeli, winner of Food Network’s “Guy’s Grocery Games,” and sip a locally brewed beer from the self-serve Tap Room. atomicgolf.com

SWINGERS LAS VEGAS

Open exclusively to guests ages 21 and older, Swingers inside Mandalay Bay features four nine-hole miniature golf courses that transport players to the beautiful English countryside. Each “crazy golf course” has its own challenging obstacles, like a moving windmill installation, and there’s a DJ adding to the lively atmosphere after 5:30 p.m. Guests can also test their luck at a variety of carnival games and order cocktails and flavorful street fare, including frico-crusted Detroit-style pizzas from Emmy Squared Pizza. swingers.club/us/locations/las-vegas

TOPGOLF LAS VEGAS

Boasting 120 hitting bays featuring an assortment of high-tech driving range

games — including games themed to Sonic the Hedgehog and Angry Birds — Topgolf has been one of Las Vegas’ most popular attractions since opening behind MGM Grand in 2016. Not only can players aim for giant targets while relishing a menu of tasty food and beverages, but they can also cool off in one of two adults-only pools located on site. On select weekends, the venue even hosts ticketed Neon Night Swim parties. topgolf.com

Photo of Swingers by Paul Winch-Furness; Atomic Golf courtesy of Atomic Golf; Topgolf Las Vegas courtesy of Topgolf Las Vegas

Golfers at Swingers can order drinks from caddies who walk from hole to hole

The bays at Atomic Golf can accommodate up to eight players

The pools at Topgolf have their own floaties for guests to enjoy

Fun on Fremont

It’s summer in Las Vegas, and downtown is bursting with excitement once again. Music, drinks and merriment fill Fremont Street to the brim, luring locals and visitors to wander the colorful corridor.

FUN

Live entertainment can be found every evening at Fremont Street Experience. Live music plays every night under the Viva Vision Canopy at three different stages, where a rotating schedule of artists keeps things fresh. Whether its 80’s Station playing the hits of their eponymous decade, or the country cover group Tony Marques Band, there’s always a show keeping things lively at the Fremont Street Experience.

Fremont street frolickers can even strap into Slotzilla, a huge zipline that rockets riders over the Fremont Street Experience and across the vibrant Viva Vision Canopy. Riders can choose whether to go face first “Super Hero” style, or the tradition seated zipline pose. Digital photos are included with every ride.

Stay

up late in Downtown Las Vegas

By Sean Davies

A little further south on Fremont, several venues boast their own roster of traveling acts. At Backstage Bar & Billiards, the sounds of local and touring bands underscores friendly pool games and plentiful pints of delicious beer. backstagebarandbilliards.com

While it may sound like somewhere to park your golf cart, Backstage Bar & Billiards’ sister venue, Fremont Country Club has another stage stacked with talented acts from blues rock to emerging indie artists.

Green Day performing at Fremont Country Club

Commonwealth is also known around town as the spot to go for a fun night out on Fremont. The two story bar and venue is known for drawing a hip crowd with its stacked jukebox, roster of live performances and even a secret bar in the back, The Laundry Room. Available for reservation only, the intimate speakeasy space is the perfect place to take a group of friends for a classy night downtown, complemented with craft cocktails. commonwealthlv.com

ACCOMMODATIONS

For overnight stays in and around Fremont, options range from historic hotels to brand new resorts. For the former, El Cortez Hotel and Casino has been in operation since 1941. Previously owned by notorious mobster Bugsy Siegel, El Cortez immerses guests in an authentic Vegas experience with high end dining, affordable slots and table games, and luxurious, newly remodeled rooms. elcortezhotelcasino.com

While the El Cortez has a storied past, Golden Gate Casino is actually the oldest casino on the Strip, though you wouldn’t know it by looking. The hotel and casino has undergone its

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Backstage Bar & Billiards and Fremont Country Club frequently host fun concerts

El Cortez’s recently renovated Tower Premium rooms are modern luxury

fair share of face lifts over the last 100 years, transforming into one of the city’s best boutique hotels, with luxury suites high roller tables and high tech additions on the casino floor and in the guest rooms. goldengatecasino.com

FOOD

The best place for a morning pick-me-up on Fremont Street has to be Mothership Coffee Roasters. Their iced Bourbon Vanilla Latte paired with their Almond Bearclaw makes for the perfect fuel for a great start to a day on the Strip.

Nearby, PublicUs offers larger meals for those who have time to sit down and indulge in some classic breakfast favorites. Whether it be a heaping plate of Shakshuka, some spicy Chilaquiles or Corned Beef Hash, PublicUs elevates the traditional fare to delicious new heights, and adds a bit of their trademark sourdough on the side.

Fremont Street is also home to Downtown Container Park, an outdoor village square of sorts, with plenty of food options and space to enjoy them. The park also houses Oak & Ivy, an upscale whiskey bar well worth a stop.

Fremont Street landmark Atomic Liquor offers food, starting at 5 p.m., at The Kitchen at Atomic, their restaurant housed in a converted auto body shop next door. Sharing a patio with the longstanding local bar, it’s the perfect place to eat, drink and catch up with friends before an evening of fun on Fremont Street.

Snag a slice and a beer at Evel Pie. The Evel Knievel themed pizza joint is a perfect pitstop for a night on the town. On Friday and Saturday, the place keeps the lights on till 4 a.m., making it a regular haunt for those who party into the night.

A craft cocktail at Oak & Ivy

Inside East Fremont Street’s New York-style pizzeria, Evel Pie

Commonwealth’s interior

The Mantis at the entrance to Downtown Container Park

Photo of cocktail courtesy of Oak & Ivy; Evel Pie by Shane O’Neal; Commonwealth by Anthony Mair; Mantis courtesy of Downtown Project

A NEW ERA FOR A DOWNTOWN CLASSIC

El Cortez Hotel & Casino completes property-wide expansion

By Heather Turk

It’s no secret why El Cortez Hotel & Casino is the longest continuously running hotel and casino in Las Vegas — it’s always giving guests something new to enjoy.

In February, the downtown Las Vegas property completed a property-wide expansion that resulted in 10,000 square feet of additional casino space. The expansion project breathed life into an area that once housed an event space as well as a decommissioned kitchen and restaurant by adding two bars, a new high limit lounge with slot machines and a fullservice Asian noodle bar helmed by

Michelin Guide-recognized chef Po Fai Lam. The $20 million project also included a new Starbucks on the other side of the property near the front desk.

“We’ve always listened to our guests, and the goal here was to give them more of what they love — diverse entertainment, great dining and more gaming options,” said Kenny Epstein, owner and CEO of El Cortez. “Our loyal followers are always worried that we’re going to ruin the El Cortez experience with upgrades and expansions, but the resounding response from this expansion is that the energy and feel of the space is a perfect extension of the historic original. I think the designers knocked it out of the park.”

Creating a welcoming yet sophisticated atmosphere, the expanded casino space features raised ceilings, ornate chandeliers, geometric patterns and warm hues of gold, bronze and toffee. Guests can test their luck on nearly 200 additional slot machines; sip a cocktail at the all-new ShowBar while

El Cortez is located in the heart of the Fremont East Entertainment District

watching sports during the day and music videos at night on a 20-foot-by-10-foot video screen; play slot games while enjoying a drink at the roulette-inspired Roulette Bar; and savor tasty dishes like the Tonkotsu Ramen at Hot Noods.

The new high limit lounge also has its own bar and is adorned with eight 4-foot-tall, black-andwhite portraits of El Cortez’s owners throughout the years, dating back to J.K. Houssels Sr. and Marion Hicks who built the property in 1941.

El Cortez Hotel & Casino is the only standing casino on the National Register of Historic Places.

The expansion project marks the most recent phase of a multiyear transformation at El Cortez, which included a $28 million dollar renovation that was completed in 2022 of its original hotel rooms above the casino as well as its tower rooms and casino-floor bathrooms. Additionally, in partnership with The Mob Museum, the property finished its History Hallway exhibit in 2023 that chronicles the evolution of Las Vegas through historic photographs. As for what’s next, more changes are on the horizon.

“With the expansion wrapped up, we’re focusing on updating the rest of the casino floor, and we’ve got some exciting plans for additional room upgrades coming soon,” Epstein said. “We’re always looking to improve El Cortez and keep things fresh for our guests.”

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Enjoy Asian comfort foods in a fun, energetic setting at Hot Noods

Stay in contemporary luxury when you book one of El Cortez’s recently renovated Tower Premium rooms

Designed to resemble a giant roulette wheel, the Roulette Bar is one of downtown Las Vegas’ most unique bars

El Cortez opened in 1941 as one of the first hotel casinos in Las Vegas. Today we are the only hotel casino on the National Register of Historic Places. We honor that rich history by providing the same great value Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky offered when they owned El Cortez in the 1940s.

The “good old days” of Las Vegas are alive and well at El Cortez. Come say hello and take advantage of this special offer from my family to yours.

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Phoenix celebrates all things pop culture, from superheroes to “Wicked,” at Fan Fusion June 6-8. Held at the Phoenix Convention Center, the three-day event includes celebrity panels, costume contests, family-friendly activities and celebrity photo ops. phoenixfanfusion.com

The AZ Diamondbacks host D-back Pride Night as they face off against the Miami Marlins at Chase Field on June 27 at 6:40 p.m. Pride Pack ticketholders receive a D-backs Pride jersey and can participate in the Rainbow Walk around the field. The event also features Pride activities and entertainment. mlb.com/ dbacks

Fabulous Phoenix 4th of July commemorates our nation’s founding with one of the largest firework displays in the Southwest. The fun kicks off at 5 p.m. with a car show, kids’ zone and live entertainment. Because there is no parking, the city encourages attendees to walk or take the Light Rail to Steele Indian School Park. phoenix.gov

KatyCats can catch their favorite singer, Katy Perry, in concert July 12 at Chase field. The “I Kissed a Girl” singer will perform songs from her seventh studio album, “143,” as well as fan favorites such as “Roar,” “California Gurls” and “Teenage Dream.” Ticket prices start at $74. katyperry.com

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THE GREAT INDOORS

Stay entertained and inside this summer in Arizona

By Kate Wallace

Summer in Arizona is magical. It’s a special time of year when sitting poolside with a cold drink in hand is a rite of passage, and visitors are pretty much guaranteed a spectacular ever-changing show with each setting sun. But what about the in-between time? For wee ones, teens and fun-seeking parents, the daytime is well spent in the cool indoors. You just have to pick your favorite pastime!

In Mesa, Fat Cats serves up a ton of options for those wanting to be entertained while keeping cool at the same time. Ready to knock down some pins? Bowling it is. If playing games of intrigue and challenge while racking up points is your thing, then hit the arcade, where dozens of games are on display. Don’t miss half-price Wednesday arcade specials all summer long. Or, grab a club and hit the glow golf course for nine holes of affordable family fun.

Gilbert has a place to rock out, too. Reach new heights at Alta Climbing where guests can sign up for a day pass and check out 30,000 square feet of climbing. Top climbers can scale up to 55 feet in height and tackle more than 200 boulder challenges on the way to the top of these indoor Alps. Knowledgeable instructors will conduct belay orientation for newcomers and novices, and are ready to help guests conquer fears and embrace their strengths through the sport of climbing. Those really up for a feat will want to try out the 15-meter Olympic speedwall. Alta Climbing’s design is centered around family fun being the ultimate end game, and it shows.

Jump up and bounce around at Elevate, the premier indoor trampoline park in Queen Creek. While skills will certainly come in

handy on the ninja course, kids of all ages can simply just jump around and enjoy the trampolining fun. Traveling with a small army? Try a basketball game on the bounce court. Jousting, dodgeball, a foam pit and family night events are ready for guests all summer. At Elevate, you can literally work up a sweat by bouncing off the walls.

You can find all additional family fun itineraries and a list of all the summer ‘cool’ spots that make up the area’s great indoors online. visitmesa.com

Kids will love testing their skills while staying cool inside Alta Climbing

Go bowling, hit the arcade or get your glow on playing indoor mini-golf at Fat Cats Mesa

Indoor

Alta Climbing

Discover an endlessly entertaining, totally relaxing waterfront destination where life is so simple — and simply amazing. Stay and play here. Eat and drink here. Meet and greet here. Whether you’re staying for a few days or an entire season, our lineup of one-of-a-kind culinary experiences and the gulf coasts finest amenities are the perfect accompaniments to an unforgettable stay.

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MAKE A SPLASH!

Cool off at Phoenix water parks

By Teresa Bitler

In Phoenix, locals stay cool in the summer by getting wet. While many resorts invite guests to chill by stylish pools, water parks, with their slides, lazy rivers and wave pools, deliver a thrill that’s hard to beat.

REVEL SURF

This 4.5-acre water park is making waves in Mesa — literally. Surfers can hang 10 in the surfing lagoon, which generates ocean-like waves, or learn to surf in a smaller pool with a stationary wave. Lessons are available. Meanwhile, non-surfers can watch the action while reclining on lounge chairs in white sand from Florida or in 14 cabanas along the shore.

Revel Surf also features four cliff-diving platforms, a tide pool and a skateboard park and is open Wednesday through Sunday. Passes for an hour of surf time and full beach access start at $75 for adults. revelsurf.com

SIX FLAGS HURRICANE HARBOR

A Phoenix favorite water park, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor has something for everyone. Thrill seekers will have a blast on Anaconda, an enclosed flume slide that Travel Channel named one of the nation’s top five water slides. Additionally, the park boasts the first dueling H2O coaster, an adventure river and heartpounding water slides.

Younger adventurers have their own kidsized water park and a multi-level aquatic playground surrounded by splash pads and other water elements. When the family needs a break, they can splash in a pool with oceanlike waves or enjoy a siesta in a cabana. A oneday pass costs $25 when purchased online and $39.50 at the gate. sixflags.com/phoenix

GREAT WOLF LODGE

Designed for families with younger children, this 85,000-square-foot water park brings the outdoor fun inside, where the temperature is a comfortable 84 degrees. Kids will gravitate to the Talking Stick Treehouse with its slides, splash features and tipping buckets of water. There’s also a kid-friendly wave pond and lazy river.

Although the park caters to lodge guests, visitors can purchase a full-day pass for $100 per person or half-day pass for $90 per person. Dry activities such as the climbing wall, mini-golf and ropes course cost extra. greatwolf.com/arizona

Photos of Six Flags courtesy of Visit Phoenix; Revel Surf courtesy of Visit Mesa

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is the place to go for fans of water slides

Surfers can catch a wave or relax on a sandy white beach at the new Revel Surf in Mesa

FLAGSTAFF FUN

Discover what’s new on a day trip to Northern Arizona

By Teresa Bitler

When summer highs top 100 degrees, Phoenicians head north to Flagstaff. This year, Allegiant passengers have good reason to join them. Lowell Observatory has a new Astronomy Discovery Center, nature lovers can walk the Barefoot Trail and the city is gearing up for Route 66’s centennial in 2026.

LOWELL OBSERVATORY

The state-of-the-art Adventure Discovery Center at Lowell Observatory opened last fall, featuring new interactive exhibits, a kids’ zone for young scientists and theater with a 25-foot-tall, wrap-around LED screen. Visitors can also participate in the open-air planetarium on the roof, reclining in reserved seats as a guide points out celestial points of interest in the dark skies above Flagstaff.

Lowell Observatory’s other nighttime programs remain the same. Weather permitting, the Giovale Open Deck Observatory sets up six telescopes for viewing everything from planets to nebulae. Guests can also peer into space through the 24-inch Clark Refractor that Percival Lowell used 125 years ago. lowell.edu

THE BAREFOOT TRAIL

Studies show that spending time in nature can lower blood pressure, reduce anxiety and boost mental health. Walking barefoot on natural elements such as grass has even more health benefits. At the Barefoot Trail just west of Flagstaff, visitors are encouraged to do both spend time in nature and expose their bare feet to dirt, sand, stone, water and mud.

The one-mile loop also features off-trail labyrinths, tire mountain and zipline. Plan to spend an hour or two on the trail. Although those with sensitive feet can opt to wear their

shoes, dogs and strollers are not allowed. thebarefoottrail.org

ROUTE 66

The Mother Road turns 100 in 2026, and Flagstaff is already celebrating with its “66 Things to Do on Flagstaff’s Route 66” passport. Delivered to your phone, the passport includes snapping a selfie in front of a Route 66 mural, sipping a pint at Mother Road Brewing Company and visiting nearby Meteor Crater.

Visitors can also explore the Mother Road on the “Walk this Talk” audio tour. This self-guided tour starts at the Flagstaff Visitor Center with a welcome from actor Ted Danson, a former resident. As it continues, a local author shares stories of Route 66, hidden messages in street art and unsolved murders along the way. flagstaffarizona.org

All ages can go barefoot at the Barefoot Trail

Guests can view the stars from the rooftop of Lowell Observatory’s Astronomy Discovery Center

Plan to spend two to four hours at Lowell Observatory

The Academy Museum’s latest “Director’s Spotlight” exhibition features director Bong Joon Ho. Running from March 23 to January 10, 2027, the exhibit displays storyboards, research materials, posters, concept art, models, props and on-set photos from the director’s archive and personal collection. academymuseum.org

Smorgasburg L.A. continues its lauded run inside the ROW DTLA this summer, every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Smorgasburg L.A. provides a platform for nearly 100 small businesses, each hand-picked up-and-comers in SoCal’s food, beverage and shopping scene. la.smorgasburg.com

OAK LAX

The hit Broadway musical “& Juliet” stops by San Francisco July 1-27, in the Orpheum Theater. Written by one of the Emmy Award-winning writers behind “Schitt’s Creek,” the hilarious production is a must-see musical for all ages. broadwaysf.com/events/and-juliet

Dead heads rejoice! Jerry Day returns once again, August 2, to the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater at McLaren Park in San Francisco. The day commemorates Grateful Dead singer/songwriter Jerry Garcia. Following the festivities, several venues in town celebrate with musical tributes. jerryday.org

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Photo by Andrew Ge

Director Bong Joon Ho

Kayaking the LA River

The sounds of the 101 and 405 freeways are replaced by those of birds and water as a mallard and her ducklings glide by. An osprey circles overhead, and we pass a grey heron, who seems to be posing for his close-up.

Gary Golding from LA River Expeditions, one of two companies that offer guided tours on the river, tells us that this feathered resident is called “Doug” and that early morning trips on the LA River are the best. “It’s the coolest time of day in terms of the weather, and it’s often when deer and coyotes come down to the river to drink.”

Snaking some fifty-one miles from the mountains of the San Fernando Valley to the Pacific Ocean, the LA River was largely concreted after a series of floods in the 1930s. You will have seen these gray channels in movies like “Grease,” “Point Blank,” “Terminator 2” and “Drive,” but even few Angelenos know that you can kayak two “greenway” sections and transport yourself to a different world.

Floating from the freeway into the wild

By James Bartlett

Whole ecosystems thrive along the LA River

Kayak on the LA River on a guided tour

Kayakers paddle through the “Grand Canyon “

The Balboa Park run is one of the most natural sections of the whole river. It starts among the stalking egrets at the Sepulveda Basin Dam, where you put on a life jacket, grab a paddle and drag one of the brightlycolored kayaks into the shallow water.

“LA River Expeditions played a key role back in 2008, kayaking the whole river in order to open it up for recreation and to protect it from polluters,” says Golding, adding that the riverbanks are lined with plants, many of them — like walnut, pumpkin and fig — edible or usable as a salve or poultice. Native Californians and the Spanish pobladores (settlers) valued the river for its bounty of food and water, and the tours emphasize how the river is a living thing, rather than a graffiti-covered concrete wasteland.

When we glide into the “Grand Canyon,” a long, 20-foot-high cliff that is the result of erosion caused by non-native plants, we must get into the ankle-deep water and walk our kayaks around a new island created by recently fallen earth.

The second kayaking area is a shorter one located at Glendale Narrows, near downtown. It’s a little more challenging, with light rapids and rocky obstacles, but kayakers of all ages will enjoy it and get a little wet!

A billion-dollar plan has been approved to reinvigorate the river, starting with reclaiming another 11-mile stretch

A rapid moment on the LA River

The “Grand Canyon” is a result of erosion along the river

LA River Expeditions offers tandem and single kayaks

ANOTHER TASTE OF NAPA

Explore the destination’s nonalcoholic drink offerings with Napa Zero Proof Tours

By Heather Turk

Napa may be known for its world-class wine, but a new guided walking tour proves that there’s so much more to the region’s beverage scene than just vino.

Established in October 2024, Napa Zero Proof Tours is the only tour in Wine Country that showcases the creativity behind its zeroproof beverages. Offered most Saturdays and Sundays at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., the 3-hour tour takes guests ages 18 and older through some of the most picturesque and vibrant parts of downtown Napa as they stop at venues known for their non-alcoholic drinks.

“People come to Napa for the food, the wine and the overall vibe, but not everyone wants to drink wine at every stop,” said Napa Zero Proof Tours founder, Devin Joshua.

“That’s where we come in. After a few days of tastings, a lot of our guests love having a few hours to enjoy incredible drinks and food without powering through another glass of vino. What surprises them is how strong the non-alcoholic scene is here. Napa has worldclass zero-proof cocktails, great local nonalcoholic beer and retailers that carry a wide selection of non-alcoholic ready-to-drink options. Some of the best bartenders and chefs are putting as much care into these drinks as their traditional cocktails. Our tour lets you experience all of it while still feeling like you are getting the best of Napa.”

Although tour stops vary, each tour showcases an assortment of enthusiastic partners, like Napa’s only tiki bar, Wilfred’s Lounge. Guests will get to savor a selection of small bites at several stops, too, so by

the time the near two-mile tour is complete, they’ll feel like they enjoyed an extended, slightly active lunch. Tours are capped at just 10 people, so be sure to book the intimate experience as soon as possible. napazeroprooftours.com

Wilfred’s Lounge offers an array of delightful mocktails

Interact with some of Napa’s top non-alcoholic tastemakers on a Napa Zero Proof Tour

Enjoy nonalcoholic craft beers and Detroitstyle pizzas at frequent tour stop Fieldwork Brewing Company

Choose your Own Adventure

Find excitement at Sunseeker Resort

Charlotte Harbor

By Sean Davies

Located on the Gulf Coast, Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor is perfectly situated for ease of access to fun and excitement. Though the rooms are beautiful, the stunning scenery in Charlotte Harbor may just be enough to entice travelers into an exciting adventure.

SWIM

The quickest way to hop into some fun at Sunseeker Resort is by throwing on your swim suit and heading poolside. The adultsonly rooftop pool Level Blue has sweeping views of the harbor, while the family-friendly Reflections Pool on the ground level has plenty of space to lounge or play. Poolside waitstaff keep guests fed and hydrated, leaving ample time to swim or sprawl.

ENTERTAINMENT

There’s music around every corner at Sunseeker Resort. Whether you are at Half Cracked Tiki Shack enjoying burgers with tropical drinks and eclectic music or dining on fancy entrées with jazz at Maury’s Steak, Seafood & Spirits. For those who want to entertain their inner foodie, all summer long guests can experience their own culinary journey with the add of an all-you can eat or drink package to Harbor Yards.

Photos courtesy of Sunseeker Resort

GOLF

For many, a sporting trip to the golf course offers enough adventure for one day, and at Aileron Golf Club, a private 72-par golf course exclusive to resort guests and members, guests get to enjoy the game at their own pace.

The club has flexible tee times, so golfers can take their time and enjoy the majestic courses designed by renowned architect Kipp Schulties. With long, ambling fairways and beautiful scenery, the 155-acre, 18-hole championship level golf course sets the stage for storied drives and legendary putts.

EXPLORE

Sunseeker Resort is located right at the mouth of the Peace River, providing a unique jump off point for an excursion through the stunning outdoor scenery. The Peace River makes the perfect backdrop for a serene kayaking journey. After renting a single or double rider kayak, paddlers are free to explore up river by themselves, but on a guided tour, up to 12 people can learn more about the area from an educated guide who can point out unique wildlife, flora and provide fun facts along the way.

Not too far from the resort, guests can glide across crystal clear waters aboard a standup paddle board. Whether it’s exploring the sand bars off Stump Pass Beach or calmly floating across the seagrass of Lemon Bay, a stand-up paddle board tour provided by SUP Englewood provides a stylish alternative to the reliable kayak and is a bit easier to dismount quickly when approaching the mangrove islands around Charlotte Harbor.

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SUP Englewood offers kayaking tours as well. Their kayak tour at Don Pedro Island explores sights where dolphins, manatees and other aquatic species often visit, darting through mangrove tunnels to a hidden coastal lagoon.

Sunseeker Resort guests can also rent an ebike or regular bike to explore the area. On a self guided eco tour along the resort’s promenade, there are several opportunities to learn about the surrounding waters and wildlife without having to stray too far from the resort.

CRUISE

You do not need to be an athlete to explore the beauty of the area. Peace River Charters transports guests upriver using the engine of an airboat and the amphibious wheels of a swamp buggy. Tours offer exciting up close animal encounters and relaxing ambient natural scenery, while guides provide educational insights about the unique ecosystem and history of the area.

Punta Gorda Adventures also charters private sailing yachts that take guests from the resort and into the largest, deepest and most diverse of the five Charlotte Harbor Aquatic Preserves. The intimate cruise is a wonderful way for small parties of up to six to enjoy a touch of luxury while exploring the natural world that surrounds Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor.

King Fisher Fleet sightseeing cruises provide space for larger groups to take in the stunning scenery along the Gulf Coast. Those who plan to catch the sunset cruise will end up seeing a view that will leave a lasting impression for years to come. Along the way, spot the manatees, dolphins and other exciting wildlife that call the area home.

While cruises move at a relaxed pace, a rip-roaring Jet Ski ride can be booked with help from the concierge at Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor. With a litany of fun activities on hand and the means to book them, the resourceful staff are always the best point of contact for starting an adventure in Charlotte Harbor. sunseekerresort.com

LEARN HOW TO BECOME AN

Aileron Golf Club Member

Sunseeker Resort offers four membership levels — Young Executive, Insider, Explorer, and Traveler. Each membership experience provides exclusive access to our world-class amenities such as our stunning ground level resort style pool, rooftop adults-only pool and lounge, our 18-hole championship-level golf course and practice facilities, 20 unique food and beverage concepts, a luxurious spa and salon, a state-of-the-art fitness center with training classes, and so much more.

Explore Our Membership Access Benefits

The following benefits are provided to all tiers of membership.

○ Sunsuites™ dedicated Concierge services including access to priority dining, spa and golf reservations

○ Preferred Member rate to play at Aileron Golf Club and access to exclusive amenities

○ Complimentary access to hotel-guest only experiences including Reflections Pool and resort fitness center

○ Membership access to the exclusive Sunsuites™ lounge

○ Waived private dining room rental fee for any large party event booked through Sunseeker’s Catering department

○ First access to purchase tickets for special Wine and Spirit tastings and events

○ Special membership-only classes throughout the year (cooking, fitness, off-site excursions and more)

○ Complimentary Valet Parking

To learn more about our Resort Memberships, email us at membership@sunseekerresorts.com or call 941-867-3797

Bellingham Brew-haha!

The seaside town of Bellingham, Wash., is known as much for its stunning scenery as it is its access to fresh produce and seafood. But Bellingham is also home to several local breweries that take the craft of beer brewing to another level.

Boundary Bay Brewing & Bistro kicked off the area’s brewery trend over two decades ago, competing with three other prospective brewing businesses to open Bellingham’s first brewery. Their beer list features recipes that have been around since their early days, such as the Northwest Original IPA, a hoppy and malty crowd pleaser that has been on tap since 1996. While this year marks their 30th year in operation, it is also their last, so be sure to stop by for a pint at the place that started it all. bbaybrewery.com

While relatively newer, Kulshan Brewing Company quickly made a name for itself shortly after its 2012 opening, garnering enough praise and support to expand its operation within one year of opening. Now, there are two breweries under the Kulshan banner, along with a third seasonal location that opens every summer on the newly renovated waterfront. All serve awardwinning beers, including their Sunnyland IPA and signature Red Cap Irish Ale. kulshanbrewing.com

In the historic warehouse district, Wander Brewing has an all-ages brew hall where the community can gather. On sunny summer days, many come by bike, park at the bike rack and soak up the sun on Wander’s sun

Three cheers for Bellingham beers

By Connor McIlveen

deck or outdoor beer garden. While their tap list can change, be on the lookout for their award-winning Correspondent Export Stout, made with a blend of specialty European malts that add subtle hints of baker’s chocolate and toasted grain. wanderbrewing.com

Though it may seem like there’s a lot of competition, the local beer brewing community is more than friendly with one another. The breweries of Bellingham joined together to create the Bellingham Beer Alliance, an organization dedicated to promoting the unique community that is the Bellingham craft beer industry. Every year, the Alliance hosts Bellingham Beer Week in April, where local breweries and taprooms hold special events.

Photo of pints courtesy of Kulshan Brewing Company; fire pit courtesy of Boundary Bay Brewing & Bistro

Folks enjoy pints on the patio at

Kulshan Brewing Company

The fire pit at Boundary Bay Brewing’s beer garden

Photo by Brock Thoroughman

Celebrating World Wish Month

In partnership with Make-A-Wish®

By Hector Mejia

At Allegiant, creating opportunities for accessible air travel is embedded in our DNA. In fact, helping to facilitate air travel for people facing serious medical challenges is one of the core pillars of our Corporate Giving program.

As a proud national partner of Make-A-Wish® since 2012, we celebrate World Wish Month – the time of year when we rally together to celebrate the nonprofit’s life-changing mission to create unforgettable experiences for children battling critical illnesses.

This movement is commemorated on April 29, the day the first wish was granted 45 years ago.

Every wish can give a child the pivotal hope they need to keep fighting, making a real difference in improving health outcomes for many children. With nearly 77% of wishes involving air travel, Allegiant’s commitment to Make-A-Wish is a critical resource to making these experiences a reality.

Over the years, we have donated over $32 million to the organization through in-kind flights and sponsorships. We have flown more than 2,000 Wish Kids and their families to their dream destinations, making a transformative difference in their lives.

At airports across our network, you can see the

pride we take in our partnership as our Make-AWish livery aircraft flies passengers every day.

The blue and white colors of the Make-A-Wish brand, with stars encircling the fuselage of an Airbus A320, starts in front of the plane’s wings and stretches across half of the fuselage down to the tail, where it meets the orange of Allegiant’s iconic sunburst logo.

While on board, passengers can snack for a cause by purchasing our inflight Wingz Kids Snack Pack, a convenient and tasty option for kids. With every purchase, we donate $1 to Make-A-Wish. This initiative has not only helped us bring smiles to children onboard but has also helped us donate over $1.1 million to the nonprofit since we began selling these snack packs in 2014.

However, our dedication goes beyond wheels up. At our headquarters in Las Vegas, we are neighbors with Make-A-Wish Nevada. In 2017, we donated office space at our headquarters to the local chapter, providing a rent-free home so they can focus more of their resources on fulfilling wishes and spreading joy. The 7,000-square-foot office building also provides a sanctuary for children, known as The Wishing Place, where kids are encouraged to play and dream.

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TRAVELER INFORMATION

SAFETY FIRST

Customer safety is Allegiant®’s first concern. Please be advised that interference with the duties of crew members, including flight attendants, is a violation of federal laws. Our crews are thoroughly trained in all safety procedures. To ensure your own safety, we hope you take a moment to review the safety information card located in the seat pocket in front of you. Be aware of the following:

• Location of the nearest emergency exit

• Location of your emergency oxygen mask, if needed

• Correct procedure for exiting the cabin in an emergency

SEAT BELTS

Seat belts must be fastened ANY TIME the seat belt sign is on, during taxi, takeoff and landing. Once the seat belt sign is turned off, you may walk around the cabin. Due to unexpected turbulence, it is strongly recommended that you keep your seat belt fastened any time while in your seat. Allegiant’s exit seating policy does not allow the use of seat belt extensions in the exit seats due to tripping hazards.

CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS

Federal Aviation Administration requires that all child restraint seats used on planes meet federal safety standards. Acceptable seats bear proper labeling “THIS RESTRAINT IS CERTIFIED FOR USE IN MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT" from the manufacturer. Unlabeled seats or seats manufactured before Jan. 1, 1981, are not acceptable. Child restraint seats are to be placed into a window seat and secured with an aircraft seat belt.

PHOTOS & VIDEOS ONBOARD

The use of small cameras or mobile devices for photography and video is permitted onboard provided you keep the purpose of your photography and video to capturing personal events. Photographing or recording other customers or airline personnel without their express consent is prohibited. Airline personnel reserve the right to prohibit photos and videos onboard the aircraft if it becomes a disturbance to them or other passengers.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Allegiant is forbidden to serve alcoholic beverages to anyone who appears to be intoxicated or who has not yet reached the age of 21. It is a violation of federal regulations to drink alcoholic beverages during a flight unless they have been served by Allegiant personnel.

SMOKING

Smoking, the use of other tobacco products, e-cigarettes and other similar smoking devices are not permitted on any Allegiant flight. Federal law imposes fines of $1,000 for smoking and up to $2,000 for any attempt to disable an aircraft smoke detector.

AIRBUS A319

Number of Aircraft: 35

Cruising Speed: 514 mph Range: 4,315 miles

Maximum Take-Off

166,000 pounds Maximum Passengers: 156

PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES

ALWAYS PERMITTED*

in Airplane Mode

*Restrictions may apply when operating outside of U.S. Airspace. NOTE: Portable electronic device use on the ground, during takeoff and during landing should be limited to small, lightweight devices less than 2 lbs. These devices should be able to be easily secured in a seat back and not impede emergency access to the aisle.

GATE & IN FLIGHT

Using cellular network services (voice or data) to make or receive calls during the flight is not permitted by U.S. and International regulatory authorities. If you have other questions about the use of other portable electronic devices not shown here, ask your flight attendant.

Total Length: 111 feet

Wingspan: 112 feet

Pilots: 2

Flight Attendants: 4

AIRBUS A320

Number of Aircraft: 89

Cruising Speed: 561 mph Range: 3,797 miles

Maximum Take-Off

172,000 pounds

Passengers: 186

Total Length: 123 feet

Wingspan: 112 feet

Pilots: 2

Flight Attendants: 4

Nonstop Customer dedication

Customer Experience Excellence Award

At Allegiant, we’re committed to helping you live your best Nonstop Life. While our affordable, nonstop service plays a key role, it’s our people — especially the friendly faces you meet in the sky — who bring the Allegiant experience to life.

Each year, frontline team members are nominated by their colleagues for our Customer Experience Excellence Award. This award recognizes those who go above and beyond to create memorable moments for our passengers.

This spring, we had the honor of welcoming the 2024 award recipients to our headquarters in Las Vegas to enjoy a weekend of celebration — including exciting Vegas experiences, an awards ceremony, and even some time cheering on our local professional sports teams.

Our 2024 Customer Experience Excellence Award winners’ stories touched our hearts, and we think you’ll love them too. Here are a few inspiring examples of how Allegiant team members go above and beyond to serve you — our valued passengers — every day:

DAVID ROWLEY, CAPTAIN ASHVILLE, NC

“After a long day, the crew was ready to go home, but one passenger in a wheelchair needed assistance. Captain David stepped in without hesitation and personally escorted her through the airport. Her smile was bright as he turned a potential long wait into a memorable moment.”

CHARLES ISGRIGG, STATIONS LEADER LAS VEGAS, NV

“Last summer, Charles Isgrigg assisted an Allegiant flight diverted due to weather, even though he was off duty. He drove nearly two hours to manage boarding, coordinate with the crew and handle refueling. Thanks to his efforts, the flight was able to depart that evening — sparing passengers from an unexpected overnight delay.”

VALERIANO SOTO, CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT HARRISBURG, PA

“Val is hands down the most efficient and effective gate agent I’ve encountered in my four and a half years at Allegiant! Val embodies the right attitude, a strong work ethic and an incredible commitment to teamwork.”

These stories of serving our passengers are the heartbeat of why we do what we do. Together We Fly!

Try one of our great cocktails, snacks or beverages to fit your nonstoplife.

Snack Packs

BIG Box $14

Roasted & Salted Pistachios

Chocolate Wafer Bites

Salami Slices

Multigrain Crackers

White Cheddar Cheese Spread

Asiago Cheese Spread

Fig Spread

Hazelnut Wafer Cookies

TAPAS Box

$11

Grain-Free Sea Salt Pretzels

Roasted & Salted Pistachios

Basil & Thyme Artichokes

Savory Pepper Snack Olives

Hummus

Apple & Fig Fruit Bar

BISTRO Box $11

Sourdough Flatbread

Roasted & Salted Pistachios

Salami Slices

Chocolate Chip Cookie

White Cheddar Cheese Spread

Assorted Jelly Beans

Fig Cookies

WINGZ Kids

Snack Pack $11

White Cheddar Puffs

Apple Sauce Pouch

Cinnamon Graham Cookies

Chocolate Chip Snack Bar

Allegiant Wings

Crispy Rounds

Dip: Nacho Cheese or Salsa Olli Meat & Cheese Tray

Miss Vickie’s Sea Salt Chips

Miss Vickie’s Jalapeño Chips

Doritos Nacho Cheese

Cheetos Crunchy

Smartfood White Cheddar Popcorn

Nut Harvest Sea Salted Cashews

Grandma’s Chocolate Chip Cookies M&M’s (Milk Chocolate)

(Peanut)

Cranberry Spritz

Mimosa

Espresso Martini

Bloody Mary

Cosmo

Old Fashioned

Mai Tai

Cowboy Sunshine

Margarita

Vintage Fizz

Rum Mule

Captain Fresca

Jack & Coke

Gin & Tonic

Liquor

Don Julio Reposado Tequila*

Ole Smoky Blackberry

Moonshine

Traveller Whiskey

Buffalo Trace Bourbon Cream

Buffalo Trace Kentucky Bourbon

Grind Espresso Shot

Tito’s Handmade Vodka

Cazadores Tequila Blanco

Tanqueray Gin

Bacardi Rum

Beer, Seltzer & Wine

Kona Big Wave

Bud Light

Grateful Dead

Juicy Pale Ale

Long Drink

Modelo Especial

Captain Morgan Spiced Rum

Jack Daniel’s

Tennessee Whiskey

Fireball Whisky

Sutter Home Pinot Grigio

Sutter Home Pink Moscato

Ryder Estate Cabernet

La Marca Prosecco

Daou Chardonnay*

Pessimist by Daou*

Mule

Coke Original

Diet Coke

Coke Zero Sugar

Sprite

Sprite Zero

Fanta Orange

Fresca Original Citrus

Seagram’s Ginger Ale

Seagram’s Seltzer Water

Seagram’s Tonic Water

Minute Maid Lemonade

Minute Maid Fruit Punch

Minute Maid Apple Juice

Minute Maid Cranberry Cocktail

Minute Maid Orange Juice

Iced

Iced

Iced Coffee