South Vegas, NV March 2026

Home Is Where Our Stories Begin

For years now, I’ve had the privilege of serving as your Editor for South Vegas City Lifestyle, your monthly guide to the heart and homes that make this desert city feel like a true community. Each issue lands on doorsteps and in businesses throughout Southern Highlands up to Spanish Trail and the surrounding neighborhoods, spotlighting the people, places, and stories that turn neighborhoods into something more.

Las Vegas will always feel like home to me. I still remem ber driving the beltway back when the exits we depend on today were nothing more than unfinished ramps we passed as the freeway took shape. I remember when LVAC opened and all the moms were so grateful for the kids’ club and a real chance to take care of themselves. I remember when Café Lola popped up and gave locals an Insta-worthy coffee shop to enjoy, proving that charming new concepts aren’t only blooming on the Strip.

Over the years, I’ve watched Las Vegas grow into a place where cul-de-sacs, parks, and small businesses are just as much a part of its identity as bright lights and marquees. Neighborhood bakeries, family-run restaurants, boutique fitness studios, and creative entrepreneurs have helped to shape a city that welcomes both long-time locals and new residents with open arms. The energy here is constantly evolving, yet it somehow holds tight to a familiar sense of possibility.

What truly sets this community apart is the people and their spirit. Neighbors show up for school fundraisers and charity events, families fill weekend schedules with local sports, performances, and park days, and volunteers rally behind nonprofits that keep the city’s heart beating strong. From those who have called Las Vegas home for decades to those just settling in, there’s a shared investment in making this a place where connections are real and roots can grow.

As your editor, I’m honored to keep highlighting the stories that define “home” in South Vegas: the chefs and creatives shaping the local scene, the families weaving wellness and tradition into everyday life, the leaders driving positive change, and the ordinary moments that quietly become our favorite memories. Thank you for welcoming me into your homes and your stories, I look forward to continuing to share the voices, businesses, and inspirations that make this community feel like home in every sense of the word.

With gratitude,

March 2026

PUBLISHER

Camilla Soléa Rae | camilla.solearae@citylifestyle.com

EDITOR

Paige Candee | paige.candee@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Demi Guillory, Michelle St. Angelo, Camilla Soléa Rae, Vivian Greggory, Heather Spinks, Andres Molina, Jennifer Florendo

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Thomas Knapp, Camilla Soléa Rae

Corporate Team

CEO Steven Schowengerdt

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WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN

The Public Education Foundation held its Golden Apple Gala 2026. 2:

Kenneth Lin and Siriwan

celebrated as CCSD Alumni of the Year. 3: Dr. Tya Mathis-Coleman was recognized for her leadership and service advancing public education in Clark County. 4: Don Snyder was honored as the 2026 Golden Apple recipient for decades of philanthropic and community impact. 5: Guests included nearly 400 business executives, educators, and community leaders supporting Southern Nevada schools. 6: The evening marked the launch of the Clark County School District Alumni Association. 7: The Public Education Foundation unites the community to support public schools through strategic investments and programs.

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Girl Scouts Celebrate Cookie Season with New Exploremores™

Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada are in the midst of their annual cookie season, running now through March 7. This year’s lineup introduces Exploremores™, a rocky road–inspired sandwich cookie joining beloved favorites such as Thin Mints® and Caramel deLites®. Proceeds from each box stay within the community, supporting programs that help local Girl Scouts build leadership, financial literacy, and real-world skills through hands-on entrepreneurial experiences.

Vegas Valley Winery Enters New Chapter with Local Ownership

Vegas Valley Winery has entered a new era under the ownership of Desert Valley Winery Group. The group, made up of eight local couples and longterm wine enthusiasts, joins founders Mike Schoenbaechler and Patty Peters in continuing the winery’s legacy within Henderson’s Artisan Booze District. Together, they aim to uphold the winery’s community presence through carefully crafted wines, engaging tastings, and events celebrating local flavor and tradition. vegasvalleywinery.com

Photography by Bailey Garrity

First-of-Its-Kind Addiction Recovery Hospital Opens in Southern Nevada

Las Vegas Recovery Hospital opened in Southern Nevada to provide acute medical care for patients with substance use disorders. The facility addressed a gap between emergency departments and traditional rehab centers by treating serious medical conditions alongside addiction. Located on the campus of Dignity Health’s Rose de Lima Hospital, the hospital offers integrated medical, psychiatric, and behavioral care, aiming to reduce ER overcrowding and improve outcomes for patients too medically complex for standard addiction treatment programs.

Four Seasons Residences Partners with RH on Furnished Homes

Four Seasons Private Residences

Las Vegas has partnered with RH Contract to furnish all homes within its planned MacDonald Highlands tower, a move that shifts how luxury residences are delivered in the region. By offering design packages tailored to each floor plan, the project adopts a fully turnkey model that reduces post-purchase customization. The approach reflects a broader trend in high-end housing toward integrated design, ease of ownership, and hospitality-informed residential living.

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CLASSY CLOSETS

PRACTICAL TIPS FOR ELEVATING THE SPACES IN YOUR HOME

Spring is just around the corner and for some that means fresh blooms and brighter days and for others: a time to declutter and get organized.

If you fall in the latter, Debbie Knutson of Classy Closets Las Vegas, says there is one space you should not ignore when it comes to elevating your home: your closets.

“Your home reflects your style, so should your closets and cabinetry,” Debbie said. “Some people want a special place for everything; others just need more storage.” The problem with this, she added, is that a lot of homes are not designed to match these needs and preferences. “Most homes do not have enough built-in storage. When storage does exist, it’s often inefficient, generic, and poorly laid out.”

Inadequate storage, compounded by poor design, is the cause for many of the challenges Debbie and the Classy Closets team help their clients tackle. With this dilemma, “over time, you end up with overflowing closets, a cluttered pantry, a garage that does not fit your car and an office that does not work for you,” she explained. The right closet and use of space can completely transform your home–think a new home at the same address,” Debbie said.

To start, keep it simple. Walk-in closets are popular because they offer additional space, but Debbie warned they can “quickly become cluttered without structure.” Assess your individual needs by clearing out your closet completely. “Purge and donate.” This crucial first step in the process allows you to get a clear picture of how to move forward.

“Categorize to see how much space you need,” Debbie recommended. “Sort shoes by style–sneakers, boots, sandals, dress shoes and high heels. Group tops, pants, dresses and jackets and

separate into seasons and colors.” A season-rotating closet is a great method for eliminating clutter. “This prevents overcrowding and keeps your closet feeling fresh and manageable all year.”

One big advantage to keeping an organized system? “You will not hear yourself saying, ‘Oh I forgot I had that’ as often,” she quipped. If you don’t already have them, Debbie also suggests adding full-length mirrors to doors to refresh the existing space and “create an elevated look.” The light, she said, “reflects off the mirror and brightens the closet, making it feel more spacious with function and style.”

Even seemingly minor additions can make a big difference. “Upgraded doors, moldings, mirrors, lighting, belt and tie racks, valet rods, scarf racks. . .,” are just a few of the hardware and accessories that Debbie recommends for a well-organized, stylish closet. For timeless appeal, choose neutral colors, she added.

Another thing to consider is that structurally organized closet spaces help considerably with resale value. “When the closets look tidy and clean, it shows a home that is well-maintained,” explained Debbie, noting that this appeals to home buyers on an emotional level because adequate storage is an attractive amenity. “Even though it does not add square footage to the house, it adds square footage to the storage efficiency which is very desirable to a new home buyer.”

Classy Closets can help at any point in the upgrading process, offering “a wide range of colors, textures, hardware and door style to compliment any decor.” The cabinet maker’s tagline is Life. Organized., but Debbie said it’s about more than that. “It’s transforming your daily experience, bringing order, beauty and peace of mind into your life and throughout your home.”

Closets are their specialty, but the Classy Closets team is ready to turn around any space needing attention, such as pantries, home offices, wall units, utility rooms, garage cabinets or wall beds. “We will help you create a home that feels balanced and effortless without having to go through the expense and hassle of moving, or having to deal with the mess and schedule of a remodel which can take weeks or even months,” said Debbie

Most Classy Closets installations are completed in a fraction of that time: one day. While needs may vary, “no two homes or families are alike,” Debbie and the Classy Closets designers are dedicated to every client’s vision through a collaborative process. “Our designers will come out and meet with you to discuss your wants and needs, to work with you to design a layout with both function and style.”

A Classy Closet is fundamentally different because it is custom designed from start to finish. “There is not a one-size-fits-all solution,” Debbie said. Every closet or storage system perfectly aligns with a home’s dimensions, “ensuring a perfect fit.”

No matter which direction you take to accomplish your organizational goals, remember the end goal is to truly enjoy the space you have created. “When everything has its place, the whole room feels calm and organized.”

“YOUR HOME REFLECTS YOUR STYLE, SO SHOULD

CABINETRY.”

CANYON CARE

How Friends of Red Rock Canyon is fostering proper stewardship of our favorite outdoor home

ARTICLE BY MICHELLE ST. ANGELO

PHOTOGRAPHY BY THOMAS KNAPP

When Friends of Red Rock Canyon’s Executive Director was shopping for a home with her family in Las Vegas, a city she never anticipated moving to, Christina Bishop was strongly drawn towards one area in particular.

“I kept saying to the realtor, let’s look over there,” she recalls fondly. “There” turned out to be Red Rock Canyon National

“As soon as we got closer to the mountains, we could just feel ourselves breathe. There’s such a sense of peace here.”

Conservation Area (RRCNCA), a sprawling 200,000acre sanctuary that attracts more visitors than any other National Conservation Area in the country.

Christina has vivid memories of being enchanted by this spectacular landscape: its vibrant colors, unique rock formations, and desert quietude acting as an irresistible force that drew her in and kept her here, even after vowing only to stay temporarily. “As soon as we got closer to the mountains, we could just feel ourselves breathe,” she remembers. “There’s such a sense of peace here. It’s truly an oasis.”

Nicole Kroesen, member and volunteer coordinator with Friends of Red Rock Canyon, shares a similar origin story—moving to Vegas for a temporary reason, but becoming a permanent resident soon after her discovery of the canyon. And, Christina and Nicole’s tales are not unlike the countless others of

us who live in this valley, spellbound and charmed by the peace and solitude of the rugged landscape, holding us here much longer than we’d planned.

“Proximity to the hustle and bustle of Vegas is what draws people,” Nicole states, “but what keeps them here is the special nature of this place.”

RRCNCA is one of around 20 conservation areas in the United States, distinguished from national parks by its oversight by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and its geological, ecological, cultural and recreational significance. Founded in 1984, Friends of Red Rock Canyon is a nonprofit organization that partners with the BLM to supplement gaps in resources in order to achieve a clear mission.

“We preserve and enhance Red Rock Canyon through volunteerism, philanthropy and education,” shares Bishop. Friends impresses upon visitors that

RRCNCA is not just a recreational landscape, but a precious ecosystem that needs their maintenance and care, as if it was their home.

Friends coordinates a wide array of hands-on efforts such as trail maintenance, trash cleanup, graffiti removal, and invasive plant removal. Local volunteers and supporters have helped sustain their mission for decades—especially in the face of diminishing federal resources—transforming shared appreciation into tangible care that benefits both wildlife and people who enjoy it.

With nearly 90% of Red Rock Canyon’s entire volunteer base being recruited by Friends, representatives and BLM rangers are trained to deliver educational information, including the all-important “Leave No Trace” principles, that help visitors respect the NCA.

“Many people aren’t aware of simple things they can do to help,” says Christina. Key examples include wiping your shoes before and after a hike to prevent contamination of invasive plants, pack out what you pack in (even micro trash can have harmful effects) and to always clean up your dog’s scat.

The efforts of Friends of Red Rock Canyon and its volunteers to reinforce these safety and conservation measures is paying off. “We have evidence that this education is working,” says Nicole. “More and more I notice that people are aware of the seven principles of ‘Leave No Trace’ and how it affects the landscape.”

With more than 4 million visitors per year (and rising) the care and maintenance of Red Rock Canyon is an ongoing and enormous effort. More visitation can mean more trash, more social trail development and more degradation of the landscape. But the staff and volunteers with Friends of Red Rock not only have hope, they have solutions.

“We have a lot of educational resources here,” Nicole shares. “We want people to learn how to recreate responsibly,” she continues. “To take accountability for this special place, for themselves and for their community.”

For more information, or to support Friends of Red Rock Canyon visit: friendsredrock.org.

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framing the perfect light

How custom shutters transform the beauty, comfort, and efficiency of everyday living, one room and one ray of sunshine at a time

There’s a certain magic to the way sunlight pours into a room, from the golden-hour glow across a breakfast nook to the soft afternoon wash that settles over the living room. But managing that light so it flatters both your space and your lifestyle? That’s where design meets function, and where custom shutters prove their worth.

“Custom shutters give homeowners unmatched control over light and privacy while enhancing the overall look of their space,” says Darik Nielson, general manager of Sunburst Shutters & Window Fashions (sunburstshutterslasvegas.com), a Las Vegasbased company widely known for transforming homes with precision-crafted window treatments. “Adjustable louvers allow you to fine-tune sunlight throughout the day without sacrificing privacy.”

For many homeowners, that balance between openness and comfort is what makes shutters such a timeless addition. Unlike drapes or off-the-shelf blinds, custom shutters are designed as architectural features, tailored to each window and woven into the home’s personality. They’re not just coverings; they’re design statements that elevate both form and function.

CRAFTING COMFORT AND CHARACTER

Sunburst Shutters isn’t your average window-covering company. Their team specializes in handcrafted interior shutters, shades, blinds, and motorized solutions, all customized for a perfect fit every time. Every product starts with a complimentary in-home consultation, ensuring each room’s distinct light patterns and design goals are considered before the first measurement is even taken.

“Because they’re custom-fit, shutters become a seamless part of the architecture,” Darik explains. “They add value, elegance, and a sense of permanence to the home.”

That seamlessness is part of what makes shutters such a refined design choice. From traditional plantation styles to sleek contemporary finishes, each set is made to blend effortlessly with your existing décor while persisting through years of trends. The result? A design investment that never feels dated—and one that continues to perform long after the paint color or furniture style changes.

THE BEAUTY OF EFFICIENCY

Beyond style, there’s substance. Consider the way shutters contribute to a home’s

“Custom shutters give homeowners unmatched control over light and privacy while enhancing the overall look of their space.”

overall energy efficiency, particularly in climates with dramatic temperature swings. “The right shutter material, such as our energy-efficient Polywood® shutters, acts as an insulating barrier,” says Darik. “They help keep homes cooler in summer and warmer in winter.”

This insulation comes from thoughtful engineering. Polywood® shutters feature thicker louvers and tight-fitting frames designed to reduce heat transfer. Over time, this not only helps maintain

a comfortable indoor temperature, but also lowers energy costs. It’s a small design choice with a measurable impact, proving that beauty and practicality can—and should—go hand in hand.

A TRANSFORMATION IN REAL TIME

The most convincing evidence of what shutters can do often comes from watching the transformation unfold. Darik recalls

a recent project that perfectly demonstrated their design potential.

“We worked with a homeowner whose living room was consistently overheated and flooded with glare,” he shares. “We installed custom Polywood® shutters with wide louvers to let in natural light while blocking out the harsh sun. The result was a brighter, cooler space with improved privacy, and a dramatic design upgrade that completely transformed the room’s feel.”

That single installation didn’t just solve a comfort issue; it redefined the space entirely. Suddenly, that bright living room invited gathering, reading, and relaxation. The shutters shaped the sunlight into something gentle and intentional, a finishing touch that tied the whole interior together.

THE SUBTLETIES OF STYLE

Every room tells its own story, and shutters play a key role in shaping how that story feels. In bedrooms they can create calm, controlled light for restful mornings. In kitchens they let in soft, illuminating daylight ideal for busy routines. In living areas they become sculptural by framing views while maintaining just the right level of seclusion.

Darik’s advice for homeowners considering shutters for the first time? Think about how each space lives. “Consider how you use each room,” he suggests. “Light needs differ for bedrooms, kitchens, and living areas. Choose materials that fit your lifestyle, like moisture-resistant options for bathrooms, and always opt for

professional measuring and installation to ensure a perfect fit.”

He also points out that today’s technology has introduced new levels of convenience. Motorized shutters were once reserved for luxury properties, but have become a practical solution for homes with high or hard-to-reach windows. They marry sleek design with modern ease, subtly making daily living smoother and smarter.

FRAMING THE FUTURE OF HOME DESIGN

At its heart, the story of custom shutters is a story about living beautifully and comfortably—every day. They embody the idea that great design should do more than please the eye; it should make a home feel better.

“Custom shutters are an investment in your home’s comfort, style, and value,” says Darik. Shutters bring longevity to both aesthetic and livability, bridging the gap between design appeal and daily practicality.

For homeowners looking to reimagine their interiors this spring, shutters offer a refreshing starting point, one that literally frames the way we see our homes. Whether diffusing morning light into a calm glow or insulating from the afternoon heat, they do more than decorate; they define the experience of being home.

As the sun shifts through the day and across the seasons, think of your windows as more than just openings. Think of them as opportunities to create comfort, to elevate your design, and to frame the perfect light.

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WHERE LIFE ACTUALLY HAPPENS DAILY

MAKING MEMORIES AT HOME

For a long time, I thought memories only happened “out there;” on big trips, at weddings, or during those life events we spend months planning. We’re taught to focus on the highlight reel. But looking back at different seasons of my life, I’ve realized that most of the moments that actually shaped me most happened right at home.

It wasn’t anything fancy. It was just real life.

Home is the place we show up most honestly: tired, happy, stressed, or fully present. It’s where shoes come off, shoulders relax, and the day’s weight lifts. It’s a space for real conversation without an agenda, and for quiet moments that feel just as fulfilling as speaking.

Many of my favorite memories come from the years my brother, my parents, and I lived under the same roof. They happened in the kitchen while someone was cooking, or while sitting at the table way after the meal was

over. At the time, those moments didn’t feel like a big deal. They felt ordinary. But they’re the ones that stuck.

Now, my family is scattered all over the world. My dad and youngest brother are back home in Brazil, my middle brother and his wife are in Australia, and my nephew is in Winnipeg. Life got busy, and before we knew it, 11 years had passed without all of us being in the same room. Last year, we finally made it happen, and it was magical. Standing in my dad’s living room, it hit me that we aren’t getting any younger. My dad is 81 now, and we’ve decided that “whenever” isn’t good enough anymore. From now on, we meet once a year. We’ve had to transition from memories just happening naturally to being very intentional about making them happen.

Our homes basically absorb our lives. They hold the laughter, the venting sessions, the celebrations, and the bad days. Over time, the stuff in them starts to hold a lot of meaning. A couch becomes the spot where you had that one tough, but necessary, talk. A kitchen table becomes a witness to a thousand stories and jokes. Even a quiet corner can remind you of a time you needed to heal.

Living in Vegas is a reminder of how much our surroundings matter. We have the mountains and those huge, open skies. The desert evenings practically force you to step outside for a minute to breathe. The homes feel connected to the outdoors, and that vibe encourages you to slow down and actually be intentional with your time.

These days, I find the most meaning in simple rituals. Sunday mornings with coffee. Making dinner a priority. Spending time with my pets. Walking the gorgeous trails around the neighborhood. Watching the color of the sky go from blue to pink and orange during sunset from the backyard. These things don’t ask for much, but they build a real sense of belonging.

I’ve come to believe that intention, even in small doses, has real power. Taking the time to set the table, light a candle, or cook with music in the background transforms the ordinary into something memorable. Because what lingers isn’t the décor, it’s the feeling. The warmth. The comfort. The sense of connection.

Home isn’t just a zip code. It’s where life happens in its most honest form. It’s where the memories that define us are made— sometimes quietly, sometimes with a lot of planning, but always with heart.

The Fresh Start

A GUIDE TO PEACEFUL AND INTENTIONAL SPRING CLEANING

ARTICLE BY HEATHER SPINKS

Take a second to close your eyes and picture this: The afternoon sun streams through your windows, casting a warm glow across the room. Outside, Robins and Blue Jays sing their familiar melody, welcoming the season’s return. A gentle breeze slips through the slightly cracked window, carrying the crisp scent of early spring as your curtains sway softly. You stand in your kitchen, pouring a midday cup of coffee, feeling lighter—hopeful even— because warmer days are on their way.

There’s something about this fresh, ethereal feeling that not only melts away the last traces of winter but also sparks a quiet urge to refresh our surroundings. The cupboards that need decluttering, the baseboards that have gone untouched for months, the unworn clothes that no longer serve us—it all calls for renewal. This is the essence of spring cleaning:

Refresh and Declutter

Week1

clearing out the old to make space for the new, both in our homes and in our minds.

For some, the idea of cleaning feels anything but peaceful. The thought of tackling clutter and dust can be overwhelming, turning what should be a refreshing transition into a dreaded chore. That’s why we’ve created a simple, practical guide to help you navigate spring cleaning with ease, turning it into a rhythmic, intentional process that mirrors the calm of the season itself.

Spring cleaning isn’t just about scrubbing and decluttering—it’s about creating a home that nurtures and uplifts you. By embracing this season of renewal with a gentle, intentional approach, you can welcome spring with open arms and a refreshed spirit.

Let this be the year when cleaning isn’t a chore but a ritual—a way to honor your home and the season’s promise of new beginnings.

• Wash windows and mirrors to welcome in the sunlight.

• Deep clean the fridge and pantry, wiping down shelves and organizing items

• Launder curtains, cushion covers and throw blankets.

• Vacuum and shampoo rugs and carpets for a fresh start.

• Rotate and flip mattresses; wash all bedding, including pillows.

• Open windows for fresh air and let the natural light in.

• Declutter surfaces—countertops, coffee tables and shelves—removing anything unnecessary.

• Go through kitchen cabinets and toss expired pantry items and mismatched containers.

• Sort through closets, donating or repurposing clothes you haven’t worn in the past year.

• Wipe down baseboards and dust ceiling fans, light fixtures and vents.

Week2

Deep Clean and Rejuvenate

Outdoor and Seasonal Transitions Week3

• Sweep porches, patios and outdoor furniture, preparing for warm-weather gatherings.

• Check gutters and downspouts to ensure proper drainage.

• Tidy up gardens and potted plants, removing dead leaves and refreshing the soil.

• Store winter coats and boots, making space for lighter spring essentials.

• Replace seasonal decor—bring in fresh flowers, soft pastels and airy textures.

• Touch-up scuff marks on walls and doors.

• Stock up on cleaning supplies to maintain a fresh environment.

• Set a simple weekly cleaning routine to keep your home feeling refreshed.

• Light a scented candle or diffuse essential oils to celebrate your clean, peaceful space.

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events

MARCH 8TH

Walk4Friendship

Las Vegas Sports Park | 10:00 AM

Walk4Friendship is a fun-filled, free, and public celebration of inclusion and community. Friendship Circle has continued to grow, now running over 60 annual programs and launching the Friendship Kitchen, where members of all abilities give back by preparing and delivering thousands of meals to families in need. RSVP, create a team, donate, or learn more at walk4friendshiplv.com

MARCH 14TH

Winter Garden Series: Tomatoes & Taters

Springs Preserve | 10:00 AM

Ready to grow delicious tomatoes and hearty potatoes? Discover tricks and secrets to plant, care for, and harvest garden favorites and enjoy a bountiful harvest even in the harshest desert climate. Purchase tickets at springspreserve.org.

MARCH 14TH

Here’s to the Ladies Who Lunch -- Make Herstory!

Windmill Library | 3:00 PM

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Vegas City Opera travels through the musical theater history of female characters that made an impact on society, culture and femininity. For more information call 702-507-6068.

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MARCH 21ST

Nevada SPCA’s 5th Annual Brunch Bash: Doggybone Ranch

Milan Ballroom at the M Resort Spa Casino | 11:00 AM

Nevada SPCA’s 5th Annual Brunch Bash: Doggybone Ranch is ridin’ into town — where Yellowstone Ranch meets Vegas brunch. Dust off your boots, grab your hat, and join the herd for a day of food, fun, and fundraising for our shelter animals. Learn more at nevadaspca.org

MARCH 21ST

Puddle of Mudd

M Pavilion at the M Resort Spa Casino | 8:00 PM

Multi-platinum-selling rock band, Puddle of Mudd will be live at M Pavilion, with special guest Eve 6 on Saturday, March 21st. Buy tickets at themresort.com or ticketmaster.com

MARCH 27TH

Women United Fashion Show Luncheon

Illuminarium Las Vegas | 11:00 AM

United Way of Southern Nevada’s Women United will celebrate the impact of its February suit drive at the annual Fashion Show Luncheon on March 27th at Illuminarium Las Vegas. The event will honor female leaders in Southern Nevada and include a runway show. To purchase tickets, visit uwsn.org/fashionshow.

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