Heather Harmon immerses herself in city’s arts scene as she homes in on location, programming for 2025 opening.
Janna Karel
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Janna Karel joined the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 2016 as a web producer, shooting videos and managing social media for Features. In 2018, she became a Features reporter for the RJ. She previously worked as a travel writer for both a local magazine and television show. She studied education at UNLV.
Nonprofit organization rids the industrial alley of trash bins, making way for murals, installations and gathering spots.
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Dancer Krista Baker takes inspiration from an Italian composer’s music — and the wind — in creating original ballet.
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Las Vegas and making its first appearance in Henderson.
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The old standby textile is drawing attention not just for its classic look, but for sustainability and gender-fluidity.
“Mermaids Don’t Wear Skirts,” a collaboration between local street artists Aware and Bandit, turns the Western Motel exterior into a whimsical underwater seascape.
Rogers Art Loft program begins second year of welcoming professionals to experience the city’s arts scene.
Julie Smith Vincenti, the editor of the Las Vegas Market First Look Products and Trends Program, calls the reigning trend “cool and composed.”
The center’s 2020-21 list of shows includes new and returning performances, and even one nonmusical (“To Kill a Mockingbird”).
Area15 is putting out a call for young Las Vegas artists to design the walls of the soon-to-open experiential entertainment complex.
Filmmaker Tim Burton was in town to support his ‘Lost Vegas’ exhibit and sign autographs for hundreds of fans.
Spruced up with a fresh coat of paint and a literal “fun” button, the Golden Goose is back where she belongs on Fremont Street.
Rise of the Resistance is Disneyland’s 15-minute immersive experience designed in tandem by engineers and Lucasfilm producers in which visitors live out a real “Star Wars” story.
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