Community Posts, Page 17

The Strip’s longest-running show in Las Vegas is back, after a brief hiatus, and better than ever. Producers of Jubilee! At Bally’s Las Vegas recently shut the doors on the 32-year-old show to modernize the music, staging, sets and choreography. They hired Frank Gaston Jr., who has worked with Beyoncé and other superstars like Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey and Usher to give the show a facelift.

“When it comes to combining flavors of the past with a fresh, modern twist, no one does it better than Frank,” stated Beyoncé in a press release.

Visit Stoney’s Rockin Country bar any night of the week and you’re in for a shit kickin’ good time. You'll find anything from line dancing to whiskey shots with an ice cold PBR or beer pong and bull riding. No matter what it is though, you’ll have a good time.

Stoney’s relocation has helped it quickly rise to be one of the hottest places to party at in Vegas and it’s not just for locals, although the local scene draws a large crowd. If you’re headed out for the night, why not head south of the Strip for some southern fun?

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is launching its 11th season of Rehab, the summer time sweet spot, this weekend with performances by Robin Thicke on Saturday, April 12 and Flo Rida on Sunday, April 13. The party starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 7 p.m.

Rehab is the place to spend a Las Vegas summertime day, with tan bodies in swimwear, chilled water and flowing cocktails in signature cups. The venue was most known for its Sunday party, but this year has made the move to launch Saturdays as well giving Vegas visitors an extra party day at the pool.

It’s the talk of the town in Vegas, which can only mean one thing: it’s that good. The massive 80,000-square-foot bowling alley meets concert venue with a splash of booze and some culinary genius is the combined basis of the Brooklyn Bowl in Sin City.

When you enter the doors, escalators and stairs initially greet you – opt for the escalators so you can enjoy the gorgeous entryway lined by concert-related artwork. A glittery disco ball hangs from the ceiling as you’re carried to the top where you will be amazed at the architectural maze of bars and rooms before you.

They’re fast, furious and tough as nails. Well, maybe not furious, but the fabulous Sin City Rollergirls do have an impressive sense of skill when it comes to the sport of skating.

“It’s what we live, eat, and breath. It’s a group of empowered women getting together on skates,” said Lisa Carr, team captain of the Notorious VIPs. “It’s a great display of power, intelligence and emotion. It’s just something that you have to see.”

Celebrating 40 years in the making, this year UNLVino is expanding with a flurry of events leading up to the annual Founder’s Grand Tasting on Saturday, April 12.

Beginning Wednesday, April 9, patrons can pick and choose from events to attend such as a wine mixer with appetizers from Wolfgang Puck, a poolside barbecue at Caesars, or an exotic champagne tasting at the Venetian.

Vegas is a place where you can leave your inhibitions behind and live out your wildest dreams.  The excess of activities in Sin City can boggle the mind, but if you’re looking to get your heart racing – and we don’t mean on the dance floor – then get off the Strip. Check out the world of adrenaline-pumping activities that await you.

It’s that time of year when men don plaid skirts and throw rocks across fields to prove who is the manliest. Ladies also kick it into high gear on the dance floor with the Celtic dancing competition.

Twin Peaks, the eatery known for it’s plethora of good looking, girl-next-door-type wait staff, is celebrating its one-year anniversary in Las Vegas tonight (Thursday, March 27 in conjunction with SpyOnVegas.com.

The Wet Republic Ultra Pool at the MGM Grand is kicking off its summer season with a bang by featuring the “funky house and tribal sounds” of DJ-duo Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano on Saturday, March 29. If you can’t make it, not to worry, there is an impressive lineup throughout April. Watch for announcements in following months for the DJ lineup and events.