The Las Vegas Arts and Culture Summit, hosted by Mayor Shelley Berkley, is a conference fostering partnerships among local creatives. It will have performances, discussions, and facilities like meals and parking.

Las Vegas' Rainbow Company Youth Theatre is set for its 50th season, staging classics like "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Antigone," with auditions for its youth ensemble program starting in August.

Las Vegas unveils 'Family Album', a contemporary art exhibition at the new Las Vegas Civic Center Art Gallery, in a collaboration with the future LVMA and LACMA.

The Art Festival of Henderson offers free access to art displays, performances, and demonstrations on Water Street, coinciding with Mother's Day weekend.

The Rainbow Company Youth Theatre in Las Vegas presents "Ensemble Showcase: A Play Festival" featuring young talent at Charleston Heights Arts Center from May 2-11, with tickets at $10.

Las Vegas celebrates Cinco de Mayo with a free art exhibit at the Rotunda Gallery, featuring cultural performances and food, highlighting Mexican culture.

North Las Vegas hosts the Third Annual Mariachi Competition at Craig Ranch Park, featuring school mariachi teams, local food vendors, and aims to promote education and cultural engagement.

Clark County Nevada approved the transformation of Siegfried & Roy's "Jungle Palace" into an entertainment venue and museum, preserving Las Vegas's history.

The Pearson Pillar Mural project in Las Vegas, led by artist Mike Norice and documented by Arecibo Films, celebrates the history of the Historic Westside's African American community through art. The dedication is on May 15th.

Las Vegas is hosting the third annual ArtUOk? Art & Mental Health Resource Fair on March 22 with art activities and mental health resources for all ages.

Henderson City Hall hosts an art exhibition showcasing Hawaiian culture through the works of local artists, emphasizing the diaspora experience in Southern Nevada until May 12.

Henderson calls for local artists to beautify public spaces, continuing its efforts to create a sustainable city through public art, with an info session scheduled for January 7 and a submission deadline on January 13.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum showcases global holiday traditions in its "December to Remember" exhibition, featuring festive displays, workshops, and performances.