Fifteen-year-old Kumei Norwood started her clothing brand ‘Tofu Tees’ at just eight years old, focusing on social justice issues and community. Since Tofu Tees’ creation, Kumei and her brand quickly grew in popularity due to her unique designs and fearless attitude.
Last month, on 4/20, Zia Records hosted its yearly celebration of Record Store Day at its two Las Vegas locations.
Last month, The Kizuna Japanese Society organized its 7th annual Spring Festival to celebrate all that represents Japanese culture.
Specializing in publishing queer, transgender, & neurodivergent artists, Cosmic Q Publishing offers stellar publications to the Las Vegas community.
The Dale Etheridge CSN Planetarium recently held its first spring semester show: Pink Floyd’s album 'Dark Side of the Moon' paired with stunning visuals of space.
On February 25, Fifth Sun Project and Nevadans for Palestinian Liberation collaborated to host the 3rd annual ‘Loverz Affair - La Raza 4 Gaza Edition.’ This event focused on raising awareness, solidarity, and funds for Palestinians and local street vendors.
On February 10, the Fremont Street Experience held its first-ever Excessive Celebration Bowl Bash, headlined by The Offspring.
The First Friday Foundation is gearing up for its 2ndannual ‘ARTUOK?’ event, celebrating how art and self-expression help with mental health and save lives!
The Makers Hive Market recently hosted its Friendship Fest at The District at Green Valley Ranch, featuring 50+ artisans, free friendship bracelets, and more!
At just three years old, kidpreneur Alena Winter knew she wanted to give back to the world. So, she started her own arts and crafts business, Rainbow Ridge LV.