Boston’s Fish House & Bar is casting its line to new customers in Tivoli Village Las Vegas, with a fresh seafood concept. Opening a restaurant anytime is challenging but opening a new venue during a pandemic is like steering a ship in a hurricane.
Temma Keatan Hammond was born in Hollywood, to famous parents, and spent her childhood playing in the movie studios her parents owned. One way or another, Temma has been involved in the entertainment industry her entire life.
The Good Deed Project was initially meant to be a ‘couple of pro-bono projects,’ but blossomed into a full-fledged non-profit organization centered on thoughtful interior renovations meant to improve quality of life.
When just three-years-old, Alexandria Le started piano lessons. By the time she was twelve, she had pinpointed a challenging career path as an established concert pianist. And like so many all-stars, she focused all her youthful energy on that dream.
When Three Square launched in 2007, it had one mission: To provide wholesome food to hungry people while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community. Its first year in operation provided over 10 million pounds of food to Southern Nevada residents, a ten-fold increase over a former county food bank.
The Nevada Room is a new destination coming to East Sahara Avenue’s iconic Commercial Center and will be open most evening from 5 p.m. until the wee hours.
There is a positive trajectory and a brighter future for Las Vegas with pent-up demand for conferences and meetings in person. Las Vegas is a leading indicator in our economy, and this will move us forward.
If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that we all had to get through a global pandemic with no end in sight. Everyone is different and finding coping mechanisms to manage our way through quarantine-to-new normal was—and still is—an ongoing, personal challenge. For Wally Hawkins, a professional photographer (and full disclosure: long-time friend!), taking pictures has always been a Zen experience; a way to avoid distraction; and a method to clear his mind.
Check out my interview with Jerry Lopez. Jerry is not only one of my best friends, he is also one of the best singers I have ever heard, and one of the best musicians I have had the pleasure to work with.
David Loeb, director of the Division of Jazz and Commercial Music and a professor of music at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Music, is a multifaceted talent in many genres.
