The Las Vegas Design Center, with the expert help of Cain Brodie and Kara Mass, hosted an event on October 26 to celebrate National Women Owned Business Month. This was in collaboration with Chic Compass magazine, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a special Legacy Edition called Women of Las Vegas—The Game Changers.
Sometimes, when an event is a success, it is worth repeating. And, other times, when an event exceeds your wildest dreams, it must be repeated. This year, the Youth for Youth Holiday Concert will be held at the Clark High School theatre on December 3rd at 4 p.m.
Beginning in December and into 2024, the Modern Showroom Playhouse at Alexis Park will present a series of shows. The visionary dream maker, Pete Housley, has several shows performing there weekly in the Playhouse and the Athena Show Lounge.
Earth Wind & Fire tore down the house on Saturday, October 28th, at the Venetian Theater, Las Vegas. The show was perfect, from the psychedelic lights to the sparkling costumes to the motor-driven performance of the band.
Carpenters Legacy is A MUST-SEE for all music lovers of any age who want to get lost in extraordinary music. The tribute show is cleverly complete with a video wall behind the performers, with videos of Karen and Richard Carpenter mixing with Sally and Ned to seamlessly bring the two sets of siblings into one.
Southeast Kansas borders Missouri to the east, Oklahoma to the south, and the Flint Hills region to the west. It is known for its rolling hills, lush forests, and abundant wildlife. The area is home to several state parks, including the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, the Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge, and the Crawford State Park.
The Romance of Old Hollywood brings designer Adolfo Sanchez to a nostalgic mood. His stunning collection is reminiscent of the days of the Great Hollywood movies we can never get enough of, where the woman’s demeanor and her clothes displayed a rare elegance not often seen today.
Ms. Kathleen Taylor was born in Abbeville, Louisiana, and raised in a traditional household where her mother cared for the family while her father provided for them as a successful businessman in the construction and agriculture industries.
My career as an Entertainment journalist began in Paris, France, in August of 2014. During my stay, a dear friend treated me to the one-man show - How to Become Parisian in One Hour, starring the effervescent and humorous actor/comedian Olivier Giraud.
When you support a small business, you support a dream. And that’s exactly what Anna Siefert did. It ended up being her passion. She turned her passion into a career of helping others succeed through her work in small business development. However, getting there wasn’t easy, as she encountered some challenges and shifted her career focus.
