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The Spectrum Voter Guide Prepares Nevadans for Early Voting Oct. 17
By Rob Schlegel Rob Schlegel is the political commentator at WhatsUp.Vegas As Nevada’s early voting begins Oct. 17, The Spectrum offers readers a Voter Guide to help them prepare for the upcoming election. The latest issue highlights the importance of staying informed and participating in the democratic process, giving readers a resource to review before heading to the polls. Explore the guide and get ready to make your voice heard. Read the latest issue and explore the voter

Rob Schlegel
Oct 9


Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival Takes Over Oct. 9-11
By Debbie Hall For three days this October, Sunset Park becomes a living canvas of armor, music, craftsmanship and performance when the Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival returns to Las Vegas October 9-11. More than 30 acres will transform into a colorful 16th-century English village, where knights charge into full-contact jousting, musicians fill the air, artisans work at their crafts, performers take the stage and costumed characters blur the line between audience and spe

Debbie Hall
Oct 6


Building Dreams Las Vegas Brings Housing, Design and Business Leaders Oct. 15
By Debbie Hall Las Vegas professionals across housing, design, construction, real estate and business will have an opportunity to connect, share ideas and give back at Building Dreams Las Vegas on October 15. Hosted at The Las Vegas Design Center, the event will feature lunch, an engaging industry panel and an interactive vendor and showroom passport experience. Attendees can explore participating showrooms while connecting with fellow professionals across the region’s housin

Debbie Hall
Oct 5


From Bach to Queen: Mallory Haney Loo Brings a Different Sound to the Pipe Organ Sept. 18
Mallory Haney Loo opens the Paul S. Hesselink Concert Series By Debbie Hall When most people think about the pipe organ, they probably picture a grand church sanctuary, centuries-old compositions and the unmistakable sound of Johann Sebastian Bach. Mallory Haney Loo would like to expand that picture. How about Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”? Or a piece by Chilean rock band Los Jaivas? Or the protest song “El Pueblo Unido Jamás Será Vencido” by Quilapayún? On Friday, Sept. 18, Ha

Debbie Hall
Sep 18


The Arts Support Healing During National Mental Health Awareness Month
By Debbie Hall May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, observed annually since 1949 to reduce stigma, educate the public, and promote support for mental wellness. Founded by Mental Health America, the month features campaigns to highlight that 1 in 5 adults live with a mental health condition. Southern Nevada's MHS Behavioral Services and Restorative Behavioral Health LLC are collaborating on free and low-cost events for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, inclu

Debbie Hall
May 14
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