HBO’s four‑part series The Man Will Burn premieres July 9, tracing Burning Man’s jump from Baker Beach bonfires to an 80,000‑person desert city and the crises that have followed. The film probes tech money, influencers and the 2023 mud crisis.

Fat Cat, the Downtown Grand jazz-and-blues room, has closed after three years. Owners say live music will move to Grey Witch and Red Dwarf.

Amy Griffin filed a defamation suit in Nevada, accusing a former classmate of falsely claiming Griffin stole her abuse story for the bestselling memoir The Tell.

A new Filipino American Museum opens this Friday at Boulevard Mall, timed with Philippine Independence Day and featuring performances and an Ifugao artifacts display.

Film Nevada says 337 productions spent $93.3M in 2025; 'Hacks' employed 1,100+ locals and helped showcase Nevada locations.

The Evel Knievel Experience opens June 27 in the Arts District, bringing Big Red, VR jumps and a heavy‑metal pizza parlor to downtown Las Vegas.

Boulder City's long‑planned railroad museum visitor center is nearly finished; exhibits will be installed through the summer with a likely September 2026 opening.

For its 20th anniversary the Composers Showcase moved into the Smith Center's 2,050-seat Reynolds Hall for a larger, orchestral gala celebrating local songwriters.

Mayor Shelley Berkley praised Meow Wolf and its Omega Mart after TIME placed the company on its 2026 top‑10 travel list. The nod underscores Las Vegas’s growing appetite for immersive attractions.

Meow Wolf has named former Epic Games and Trade Desk executive Matthew Henick as CEO as the immersive collective advances major projects in Los Angeles and New York.

The Amp at Craig Ranch reopens April 10 with a free Totally ’80s Symphonic! show. Doors open 6 p.m.; entry is first-come, first-served.

A full‑scale Sistine Chapel exhibition opens April 24 at The Shops at Crystals, bringing Michelangelo's frescoes and sculptural recreations to the Strip.

Danny Elfman is bringing his Tim Burton film scores to Resorts World Theatre for two nights in November, with the Las Vegas Philharmonic backing the performances. Tickets go on sale via AXS.