LAS VEGAS KTNV β Whether you're looking for live music, family-friendly entertainment, a local farmer's market or a new way to get some fresh air and sunshine, a great weekend with friends and family is never hard to accomplish with the help of our community calendar.
Street Dogz will be there with food and other pet essentials. Plan to arrive early to ensure receiving services. The nonprofit says all proceeds raised will be used for the operational cost of the Las Vegas TransPride Center and its services offered, which caters to the trans expansive community. Food items will be available for suggested donations.
They will also have raffle drawings throughout the event. This concert will feature works written by and inspired by Maya Angelou. From her early career as a recording artist and film star to her poetry and activism, the concert will show how Maya Angelou changed our world through art. Each viewer may find some more appealing than others. Kline's work is on view at Whitney Library through March The show is free and open to the public. Bring your family and join the Las Vegas Astronomical Society for an evening of star gazing with their excellent telescopes and knowledgeable guidance.
Charleston Grab a litter picker and a bag, maybe some gloves, and head on out into Deer Creek to help keep it clean and litter-free while you enjoy the snow wintry weather. Dress in warm layers, pack some extra clothes, and make sure you have water in tow. Hosted by the Southern Nevada Conservancy. Trained yoga instructors lead classes for all ages and ability levels here on our green grassy picnic area.
Bring your own mat. There is no charge to participate in this free event. The photos, submitted by both amateur and professional photographers, represent the spirit of Nevada through images of the desert landscape and wildlife, signature Las Vegas architecture, and the people who live and work here. Desert Companion is a city magazine with award-winning lifestyle journalism and design that celebrates the pursuits, passions, and aspirations of Southern Nevadans.
