Week of April 30
Whether you’re a local or tourist, we always feature our favorite spots along with all the new and exciting things our city has to offer.
*Puppetry of the Penis* celebrates 10 outrageous years in Las Vegas with full-frontal laughs, creative "genital origami," and a devoted fanbase. Performers Jamie Morris and Andrew Ryan reflect on mishaps, milestones, and the show's evolution into a fearless, funny, and uniquely Vegas experience that continues to shock, charm, and impress.
The Las Vegas Philharmonic integrates diversity, equity, and inclusion into every facet of its work—on stage, in education, and behind the scenes—reflecting and serving the rich diversity of its community.
The Trump Administration continues to roll back funding and policies supporting the arts, HIV programs, LGBTQ+ rights, and DEI initiatives, sparking national concern and legal challenges across sectors.
Recent Issues
QVegas Articles
Nevada Moves to Protect the Fruit Loop’s LGBTQ+ Legacy
Trump Cuts Devastate Arts, HIV Programs, and LGBTQ+ Protections
DEI and the Road Ahead: Alice Sauro Executive Director, Las Vegas Philharmonic
Still Hanging Strong: Puppetry of the Penis Turns 10 in Vegas
DEI and the Road Ahead: André Wade, State Director, Silver State Equality
Why We Still Walk: Antioco Carrillo and AFAN’s Mission to End HIV
DEI and the Road Ahead – Russ White, Co-Publisher, QVegas
A Church That Loves You Back: Reverend Wanda Floyd’s Mission at Love MCC
A Bearded Lady, a Proclamation, and a Legacy of Love: Auntie Norma Llyaman Honored by the City of Las Vegas
DW Bistro Bids Farewell: 15 Years of Flavor, Family, and Fierce Brunches
The Backslide: Trump’s Latest Attacks on LGBTQ+ Rights and DEI Programs
DEI and the Road Ahead — Sarah Elliott, Director of Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival