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High Stakes Health

"Living La Vida Vegas" is like playing all your cards, hoping to end up with either a fortuitous gain or the loss of every penny. Yet, if you approach life in this "Sin City" way, you're likely to suffer a decline in the integrity of your body, mind and emotions. To sustain a high quality of life while still enjoying the splendor of this city, a proactive anti-aging approach to wellness is essential.

High Stakes Health2025-05-16T10:43:01-07:00

The LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada Brings Light to the Community

The LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada (The Center) brings together various programs, resources and services to serve downtown Las Vegas and the broader community. The Center strives to be the heart and home of the LGBTQIA+ community by fostering connections, delivering programs and offering a safe space for health and wellness, social services, arts and culture, advocacy and community building.

The LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada Brings Light to the Community2025-05-16T10:44:28-07:00

From the Editor

Strength isn't always loud. Sometimes, it's in the quiet persistence of those who refuse to give up, the grace of resilience after loss or the courage to carve a path where none existed. In this issue of Chic Compass, we celebrate the power of perseverance with the theme: Only the Strong Survive.

From the Editor2025-05-16T10:47:02-07:00

Enter the Doberman Drawing Room: Las Vegas’ Daring New Den for the Culturally Curious

Tucked in downtown Las Vegas’ Arts District, Doberman Drawing Room isn't just a bar—it’s a portal. The latest creation from culture-shaping visionary Ryan Doherty and his powerhouse team at Corner Bar Management, Doberman is where curiosity, craft and design collide in cinematic fashion.

Enter the Doberman Drawing Room: Las Vegas’ Daring New Den for the Culturally Curious2025-05-13T15:04:19-07:00

United Way of Southern Nevada Presents a Night of Tributes, Thanks and Tocqueville

“If men are to remain civilized, or to become so, the art of associating together must grow and improve in the same ratio in which the equality of conditions is increased.” — Alexis de Tocqueville. No words were better written by the French historian and political scientist Alexis de Tocqueville, who came to America nearly 200 years ago to study prisons.

United Way of Southern Nevada Presents a Night of Tributes, Thanks and Tocqueville2025-05-08T12:38:47-07:00

Michelle Patrick’s ‘GRACE’ Exhibition Honors the Beauty and Resilience of Black and Brown Lives

Michelle Patrick's "GRACE," currently exhibited at the West Las Vegas Library, is a moving exploration of identity, presence and quiet power. Through a series of photographic portraits, Patrick centers Black and Brown lives not in struggle—but in joy, dignity and grace.

Michelle Patrick’s ‘GRACE’ Exhibition Honors the Beauty and Resilience of Black and Brown Lives2025-05-02T11:09:41-07:00

Domsky Glass: A Las Vegas Legacy

Barbara and Larry Domsky, married artists and business partners, share their journey of creating fused and hot glass art. The podcast explores their individual artistic backgrounds, detailing Larry’s metalworking skills and Barbara’s inspiration from South African textiles. Their collaborative process, rooted in mutual respect and shared vision, has led to large-scale public installations and personal residential pieces.

Domsky Glass: A Las Vegas Legacy2025-05-05T11:49:14-07:00

Bianca Belair on WrestleMania 41

WrestleMania 41 is coming to Las Vegas, and WWE Superstar Bianca Belair shared her thoughts about the event. She discusses her excitement for the event being held in the "Entertainment Capital of the World," as well as her past WrestleMania moments. Belair expresses her dream WrestleMania match-ups, both in tag team and singles competition, and her appreciation for John Cena's mentorship.

Bianca Belair on WrestleMania 412025-04-21T13:26:08-07:00

Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada Serves a Unique Population

The Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada (DSOSN), founded in 1987, is a non-profit offering free programs and recreational activities to individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual/developmental disabilities. DSOSN aims to promote a positive perception of its members while maximizing their potential through education, employment, and independent living skills.

Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada Serves a Unique Population2025-04-21T13:26:06-07:00
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