The longtime Las Vegas resident and Kool & the Gang veteran plays an intimate September 25 show at The Smith Center.

Emerald at Queensridge hosted looks judged by industry pros, the crowd and social media, with a Diana Bennett-donated auction funding scholarships.

Local acts Mojo Juju, Chemical Tribe and Subsanity took the Strip stage Wednesday, fighting for a shot at $10,000 and a Coke Studio session.

September's First Friday lets visitors add their handprint to a new mural at Main and Charleston in the Arts District.

The Oct. 17 festival at Historic Fifth Street School draws over 10,000 readers yearly, and it's free.

Inside the Strip mall exhibit, guests can build a digital altar for lost loved ones ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The 9 a.m. dedication at Sunrise Avenue and 26th Street honors a critically endangered desert flower with a free public reception to follow.

The Los Angeles roots-rock veteran drops her new album live at The Space, with The Michael Richter Band opening.

Tickets for the November 6 Resorts World Theatre show go on sale Friday. Third Fugees member Pras Michel is not on the bill.

The 83-year-old singer cut short a Westgate show and won't return to the International Theater until October 8.

Rei Hotoda debuts as the Philharmonic's first female music director with a Joe Hisaishi tribute at The Smith Center.

The Lionel Hampton protégé brings his Vibrafunk sound to Charleston Heights Arts Center on Sept. 5.

Usher, 2 Chainz and Master P surprised the crowd as Jeezy closed his record-setting Planet Hollywood run.