For those enchanted by photography, this immersive display of National Geographic Society’s “Rarely Seen” exhibition at Bally’s Las Vegas is an experience you will truly enjoy. The exhibition is presented by Imagine Exhibitions. “Rarely Seen” is open daily at the lower level of Bally’s, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale at ixvegas.com. Prices start at $31.50 …
Feather Your Tree Or Flock A Fir?
Environmentally Friendly Feather Firs German immigrants may have been the first American environmentalists. In early 20th century one of the many delightful traditions they brought overseas was the feather Christmas tree. Interestingly enough, the original feather tree was created in response to a growing concern with the deforestation associated with the harvesting of Christmas trees in Germany circa the 1880s …
Inside Purple Reign’s Jason Tenner: Solid and Soulful
Modest and unassuming, Jason Tenner, lead singer of the Prince Tribute band, “Purple Reign”, brings his raw interpretation of Prince to the Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas each Thursday through Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Lauded time and again as the best tribute act in Vegas, “Purple Reign” became the first tribute/impersonator act to appear as a musical guest on the Late …
Hard Rock International Year-long 50th Anni Celebration
Soccer Legend Signs Five-Year Worldwide Deal as Hard Rock International Ambassador Since opening the doors of the first Hard Rock Cafe in London in 1971, Hard Rock International has established itself as one of the most globally recognized companies in the world. The brand is kicking off its 50th anniversary celebrations this month by unveiling a new partnership with …
27- A Musical Adventure and A Time Capsule
27 – A Musical Adventure has debuted at the 24 Oxford showroom at the reimagined Virgin Hotels Las Vegas: formerly the Hard Rock Hotel. For a baby boomer like me, the show is a much appreciated, deeply nostalgic series of musical flashbacks to the magical late 60s and early 70s as legendary rock artists Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Janis …
Cabbage Patch Kids-Love to Hate Them
Dolls from Hell? Or Cabbage Patches? Cabbage Patch Kids: I hated em. The vacuous round-faced dolls were a phenomenon in the late 70s and early 80s. Millions of little girls (and adults) clamored for the ugly, soft fabric figures. Parents flocked to department stores, stood in line for hours, and even got into physical altercations to “adopt” the product for …