From the Editor
As the cover of this edition of Chic Compass magazine, fabulous, talented Debbie Gibson brings your attention to the idea that you can create the life you want if you work hard and follow your heart.
Jazz'n at the Gambit
Jazz doesn’t get any better than Lisa Gay with the Uli Geissendoerfer Trio at the Gambit—the newest “HOT SPOT” in Vegas. What a night it was with special guest John Wedemeyer on the guitar and featuring RJ Reyes (bass) and Peppe Merolla (drums)! And, of course, Uli Geissendoerfer on the piano with all his energy and good humor.
Best Buddy Anna Billings
Best Buddies is dedicated to creating opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Orianne Collins - A Woman of Courage and Charity
Chic Compass recently interviewed Orianne Collins, not for her beautiful, high-end jewelry but for the two non-profit organizations she heads—one of which was formed after she was paralyzed from the neck down.
Does Your Best Friend Have Four Legs?
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From the Editor
Having St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital as the cover of this edition of Chic Compass magazine brings your attention to the issue of health at this time in our history like none other.
Time Machine
The Time Machine exhibit creates a fascinating visual journey thru Time and Space, transforming the LVAG Gallery into a virtual Time Machine with mysterious portals to the distant past and unknown future.
Dorit Schwartz
Dorit’s work is constantly evolving. She began her artistic journey with clay, moved onto marble carving, and now works with wood and crystal.
From the Editor
Our multi-talented writers have once again done a splendid job to bring us stories that demonstrate our willingness to forge ahead during tough times, doing what we do best.
Ronnie Fabre
Ronnie Fabre is a stage and entertainer extraordinaire known from Las Vegas to New York as the “little girl with the big voice.” She put this to the test when taking part in the show “Legends in Concert,” portraying Ethel Merman and Judy Garland at the Imperial Palace. Now, she’s back after COVID, offering virtual voice lessons.