We survived our 10th anniversary, and we are hosting a family fun party to help you survive the Holidays! Join Eat More Art to de-stress with FREE* cocoa, cookies, and painting projects 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, at Arttherapy Cafe ( www.arttherapycafe.com ) , located at 353 E. Bonneville Ave. Situated in the heart of the community, Arttherapy Cafe and Gallery is more than just a business; it's a haven for creativity and healing. Where Creativity Heals and Community T

By Debbie Hall Downtown Las Vegas has always been where the city's grit, glamour, and creativity collide—and for the past 30 years, Fremont Street Experience has been a source of local pride and community spirit. On Sunday, Dec. 14, the iconic pedestrian mall marked its 30th anniversary with a celebratory panel discussion and festive holiday programming, honoring its legacy as the original immersive entertainment destination that helped redefine modern Las Vegas. Since it

Photo by Jimmy Smith Show Extends Run at Lighthouse Artspace, Blending Wine, Comedy, and Immersive Art By Debbie Hall Las Vegas audiences have spoken—and they want another round. The genre-bending IN POUR TASTE: A Comedy Wine Tasting Experience has extended its run at Lighthouse Artspace at The Shops at Crystals through Jan. 31, 2026, following consistent sell-out performances and enthusiastic word-of-mouth praise. This lively event combines humor, art, and community, makin

By Isabel M. Castro Photos by Josh Hawkins| Credit: UNLV Copyright: UNLV PHOTO photo@unlv.edu When autumn settles into the Las Vegas Valley, one tradition lights up the season with creativity, community, and celebration: the 2025 UNLV Art Walk. Now in its eighth year, this annual gathering invites the entire city to stroll through the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus and immerse themselves in an evening filled with music, dance, theatre, film, art, architecture, and the

By Debbie Hall The Las Vegas Book Festival (LVBF) returns to the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 S. 4th St., in downtown Las Vegas from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18. For over 20 years, LVBF has stood as Nevada’s largest literary event—a joyous, free festival where reading, writing, storytelling, and community converge. Headliners to Watch — and What They’re Saying This year’s headliners bring star power and fresh perspectives: Taylor Jenkins Reid , the New Yo

Photography and written by Isabel M. Castro Colors of Mexico ! , in collaboration with Fantasy Lab , has transformed the heart of the Las...

Photo by Susan Q Yin on Unsplash Why Las Vegas Must Stand for the Freedom to Read Special by EMA Staff Clark County Library Main...

“I got 99 problems ...but a twitch ain't one.” - Samuel J. Comroe By Debbie Hall A man who brings swagger and energy to the stage,...

Lead photo by Kelsey Knight Photo by Jez Timms Let’s raise a glass to great wine and ballet. By Debbie Hall Nutcracker in July, a ...

Founder Sarah O’Connell of Eat More Art and Artistic Director of The Asylum Theatre, honored at the festival. By Debbie Hall The 11th...

By Eat More Art staff The Growing Threat of Censorship Censorship is on the rise, with more books being removed from school and library...

Lead photo by Malcolm Hill By Jeanne Rollberg jeanne@jeanneology.us Las Vegas is often called the Entertainment Capital of the World. But...