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Hip Hop Legends to "Pass the Mic Live!"
DJ Cassidy will bring his beloved “Pass The Mic Live!” to Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in July 2024 for an exclusive three-week residency starring New York ...native Hip Hop icons Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh. The shows will be held on July 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20, 2024, with all performances scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. The show will be produced in conjunction with music mogul, Steve Rifkind, founder of Loud and SRC Records.[+] Show More
Hip Hop Legends to "Pass the Mic Live!"
DJ Cassidy will bring his beloved “Pass The Mic Live!” to Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in July 2024 for an exclusive three-week residency starring New York native Hip Hop icons Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh. The shows will be held on July 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20, 2024, with all performances scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. The show will be produced in conjunction with music mogul, Steve Rifkind, founder of Loud and SRC Records.
Beatles Cirque Show to Close
"The Beatles: LOVE" the mesmerizing Cirque du Soleil show that blends the iconic music of The Beatles with the company's signature acrobatic performances has just announced it’s final performance. July 7th of this year will see the final curtain call of the show which has run for 18 years at The Mirage Las Vegas. The closure is due as the Mirage resort begins its transformation into the Hard Rock Las Vegas.
Tropicana Theater Doors on Facebook Market Place
Tropicana Theater Doors on Facebook Market Place, yes it's legit. If you're a collector of Las Vegas memorabilia or simply fascinated by its vibrant history, an unexpected treasure awaits you—not in a museum or vintage store, but on Facebook Marketplace. Here, you'll find a unique piece of the city's entertainment legacy: the theater doors from the Tropicana Las Vegas, offered at $25,000. These are not just any doors; they are a tangible piece of the iconic Tropicana, which has played a pivotal role in the evolution of Las Vegas entertainment.
The Tropicana, opened in 1957, has been a fixture on the Las Vegas Strip, renowned for its luxurious ambiance and top-tier entertainment. Its theater, in particular, has been a cornerstone of this legacy, hosting a myriad of performances that range from music legends to spectacular production shows. Over the decades, the Tropicana Theater has evolved, reflecting the changing tastes and trends of Vegas audiences, yet always remaining at the heart of the city's entertainment scene.
One of the theater's most notable eras began with the introduction of the Folies Bergère, a Parisian-inspired revue that became synonymous with Las Vegas entertainment. This show not only showcased the glamour and sophistication of the Tropicana but also set a standard for Vegas shows, blending dance, music, and extravagant costumes in a way that had never been seen before on the Strip.
Fast forward to today, and the theater doors, once the gateway to this world of entertainment, are up for sale. Offered by James Long, head of the liquidation company managing the Tropicana's assets, these doors are not merely functional items but pieces of art. Adorned in gator skin patterns and available in red, black, and white, they embody the luxurious and bold spirit of the Tropicana. The sale includes not just the doors but all surrounding fixtures, offering a comprehensive slice of Vegas history.
For those intrigued by the allure of the Tropicana or the broader narrative of Las Vegas entertainment, acquiring these doors is more than a purchase—it's a way to own a piece of history. Whether you're an avid collector, a Las Vegas enthusiast, or someone with a penchant for unique and oversized items, these doors represent an opportunity to connect with the legacy of one of the most iconic venues in the city's storied entertainment landscape.
The Tropicana, opened in 1957, has been a fixture on the Las Vegas Strip, renowned for its luxurious ambiance and top-tier entertainment. Its theater, in particular, has been a cornerstone of this legacy, hosting a myriad of performances that range from music legends to spectacular production shows. Over the decades, the Tropicana Theater has evolved, reflecting the changing tastes and trends of Vegas audiences, yet always remaining at the heart of the city's entertainment scene.
One of the theater's most notable eras began with the introduction of the Folies Bergère, a Parisian-inspired revue that became synonymous with Las Vegas entertainment. This show not only showcased the glamour and sophistication of the Tropicana but also set a standard for Vegas shows, blending dance, music, and extravagant costumes in a way that had never been seen before on the Strip.
Fast forward to today, and the theater doors, once the gateway to this world of entertainment, are up for sale. Offered by James Long, head of the liquidation company managing the Tropicana's assets, these doors are not merely functional items but pieces of art. Adorned in gator skin patterns and available in red, black, and white, they embody the luxurious and bold spirit of the Tropicana. The sale includes not just the doors but all surrounding fixtures, offering a comprehensive slice of Vegas history.
For those intrigued by the allure of the Tropicana or the broader narrative of Las Vegas entertainment, acquiring these doors is more than a purchase—it's a way to own a piece of history. Whether you're an avid collector, a Las Vegas enthusiast, or someone with a penchant for unique and oversized items, these doors represent an opportunity to connect with the legacy of one of the most iconic venues in the city's storied entertainment landscape.
King David Hotel High Rise Proposed Near Strip
A bold venture is on the horizon near the iconic Las Vegas Strip, the proposed King David Hotel, with plans unveiled for a high-rise hotel aimed at catering specifically to the Jewish community. Anytime someone aims at a property catering only to a certain clientele, we remember Lucky Dragon. Might as well call this Lucky Dreidel. As detailed in documents submitted to Clark County, it is slated to grace the landscape at 3601 Vegas Plaza Dr., strategically positioned just north of The Mirage and west of Treasure Island, occupying the current site of the Villa De Flores Apartments.
Envisioned as a towering presence in the city's skyline, the King David Hotel is proposed to soar an impressive 46 stories high, boasting a total of 486 rooms. Beyond its sheer stature, the hotel is set to offer a comprehensive array of amenities tailored to meet the needs and preferences of its target demographic. Among its standout features are a synagogue, multiple restaurants including kosher options, a luxurious day spa, a banquet facility, and expansive convention facilities/exposition halls.
Integral to the project's design is its parking infrastructure, seamlessly integrated into the base of the resort. Plans call for a total of twelve levels of parking, with five subterranean levels and seven above-ground levels, ensuring ample accommodation for guests and visitors alike.
In a letter justifying the project's unique focus, attorneys representing the developer RK Vegas Circle LLC emphasized that the King David Hotel's amenities are intricately aligned with the tenets and cultural practices of the Jewish faith. This commitment to cultural sensitivity extends to the inclusion of kosher dining options, ensuring that guests can observe their dietary requirements with ease.
However, the ambitious project has encountered hurdles in the form of waivers sought by RK Vegas Circle LLC. County staff members have expressed reservations regarding these requests, particularly citing concerns related to parking provisions and pedestrian traffic. In their recommendation, county staff highlighted the potential strain on resources posed by the proposed waivers, cautioning against overbuilding and urging a balanced approach to development.
As deliberations continue, the King David Hotel stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of hospitality in Las Vegas, poised to offer a distinctive and culturally enriching experience to its discerning clientele.
Envisioned as a towering presence in the city's skyline, the King David Hotel is proposed to soar an impressive 46 stories high, boasting a total of 486 rooms. Beyond its sheer stature, the hotel is set to offer a comprehensive array of amenities tailored to meet the needs and preferences of its target demographic. Among its standout features are a synagogue, multiple restaurants including kosher options, a luxurious day spa, a banquet facility, and expansive convention facilities/exposition halls.
Integral to the project's design is its parking infrastructure, seamlessly integrated into the base of the resort. Plans call for a total of twelve levels of parking, with five subterranean levels and seven above-ground levels, ensuring ample accommodation for guests and visitors alike.
In a letter justifying the project's unique focus, attorneys representing the developer RK Vegas Circle LLC emphasized that the King David Hotel's amenities are intricately aligned with the tenets and cultural practices of the Jewish faith. This commitment to cultural sensitivity extends to the inclusion of kosher dining options, ensuring that guests can observe their dietary requirements with ease.
However, the ambitious project has encountered hurdles in the form of waivers sought by RK Vegas Circle LLC. County staff members have expressed reservations regarding these requests, particularly citing concerns related to parking provisions and pedestrian traffic. In their recommendation, county staff highlighted the potential strain on resources posed by the proposed waivers, cautioning against overbuilding and urging a balanced approach to development.
As deliberations continue, the King David Hotel stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of hospitality in Las Vegas, poised to offer a distinctive and culturally enriching experience to its discerning clientele.
Safta Opens at Wynn
VEGAS BRIGHT - Wynn Las Vegas is shaking things up with the debut of a celebrity-chef residency that's bound to tickle taste buds and spark imaginations. Safta 1964, the brainchild of Chef Alon Shaya and restaurateur Emily Shaya from Pomegranate Hospitality opens April 4th.
Nestled within Jardin at Wynn Las Vegas, Safta 1964 promises a playful twist on the classics. Safta 1964 is a nostalgic homage to Grandma's fictional glory days before she officially earned her "safta" title.
The menu atSafta 1964 is all about channeling Grandma's vibrant spirit through a delightful array of dishes. From playful twists on Safta's Denver favorites to exclusive Las Vegas creations, there's something to tantalize every palate. Think chef's tasting experiences, vibrant salatim platters, shareable large-format dishes perfect for a feast, luxurious caviar add-ons, and so much more.
Nestled within Jardin at Wynn Las Vegas, Safta 1964 promises a playful twist on the classics. Safta 1964 is a nostalgic homage to Grandma's fictional glory days before she officially earned her "safta" title.
The menu atSafta 1964 is all about channeling Grandma's vibrant spirit through a delightful array of dishes. From playful twists on Safta's Denver favorites to exclusive Las Vegas creations, there's something to tantalize every palate. Think chef's tasting experiences, vibrant salatim platters, shareable large-format dishes perfect for a feast, luxurious caviar add-ons, and so much more.
Tropicana Las Vegas Has Closed for Good
Tropicana Las Vegas has closed, the storied hotel and casino closed it's doors after 67 years at 12pm yestersy, April 2nd, 2024 just days short of it's 68th year.
Casino chips and any branded merchandise have all but vanished from the property courtesy of nostalgic or entrepreneurial guests. The hotel first opened on April 4, 1957 and was nicknamed "the Tiffany of the desert."
Tropicana, owned by Bally's is set to be demolished, the equipment is already in place nearby. After demolition the land will be cleared for a new Las Vegas Ballpark, and another Bally's Resort.
Casino chips and any branded merchandise have all but vanished from the property courtesy of nostalgic or entrepreneurial guests. The hotel first opened on April 4, 1957 and was nicknamed "the Tiffany of the desert."
Tropicana, owned by Bally's is set to be demolished, the equipment is already in place nearby. After demolition the land will be cleared for a new Las Vegas Ballpark, and another Bally's Resort.
Tropicana Las Vegas Liquidation Sale Has Begun - Vegas Bright Newscast
Tropicana Las Vegas Liquidation Sale Has Begun - Vegas Bright Newscast
The Tropicana Las Vegas Liquidation Sale has begun.
The liquidation is being held by International Content Liquidatots, Inc.
Items from Tropicana's hotel rooms to restaurants are on offer at rediculously low prices.
Low prices as in you could get a toilet for 3 dollars, a dresser for 1 dollar, a king sized Serta Perfect Sleeper Presidential Suite Mattress for $100.
All the equipmnet from Bacio, Robert Irvine's, Chillm, Red Lotus, Havana Club, Trago and other eateries are on sale too. As well as banquet equipment, theater seats from the Legends in Concert Theater and pool furnishings. If it's at Tropicana right now, it's on sale.
If you're in the Las Vegas area, you can take home a piece of history that you'll likely have to explain since most items do not have any Tropicana branding. Like, "that flatscreen over there came from The Tropicana"
The Tropicana Las Vegas Liquidation Sale has begun.
The liquidation is being held by International Content Liquidatots, Inc.
Items from Tropicana's hotel rooms to restaurants are on offer at rediculously low prices.
Low prices as in you could get a toilet for 3 dollars, a dresser for 1 dollar, a king sized Serta Perfect Sleeper Presidential Suite Mattress for $100.
All the equipmnet from Bacio, Robert Irvine's, Chillm, Red Lotus, Havana Club, Trago and other eateries are on sale too. As well as banquet equipment, theater seats from the Legends in Concert Theater and pool furnishings. If it's at Tropicana right now, it's on sale.
If you're in the Las Vegas area, you can take home a piece of history that you'll likely have to explain since most items do not have any Tropicana branding. Like, "that flatscreen over there came from The Tropicana"
New A's Stadium Renderings Look Aussie Familiar
The news release compares the renderings to a “spherical armadillo” designed to enhance natural light. Let's be honest for a minute, from the outside it looks a lot like the Sydney Opera House... just being honest.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas Has Opened
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas, a project 18 years in the making, has opened.
Fremont Street Christmas Tree is Lit
Downtown's Christmas Tree is LIT, as the kids would say..but also actually lit.
The tree, which has 53,000 Light bulbs was lit by Mayor Carolyn Goodman.
Downtown's Christmas Tree will be lit 24/7 throughout the holidays.
Also this Thursday, the first light will shine on the Grand Menorah, celebrating Hanukkah.
The tree, which has 53,000 Light bulbs was lit by Mayor Carolyn Goodman.
Downtown's Christmas Tree will be lit 24/7 throughout the holidays.
Also this Thursday, the first light will shine on the Grand Menorah, celebrating Hanukkah.
The Ice Rink at Cosmopolitan is Open
You know it's that time of year when the boulevard pool at The Cosmopolitan transforms into an ice skating rink high above The Las Vegas Strip. The Ice Rink at The Cosmopolitan is now open. At The Ice Rink, you can skate across 4,200 square feet of real ice, roast s’mores by the fire, indulge in seasonal food and beverage offerings all while surrounded by the glittering lights of Las Vegas.
Skate rentals are $30 daily but $20 for locals, military & first responders with valid ID from Monday - Thursday.
Light snow showers happen every 30 minutes from 7pm to 11pm.
Skate rentals are $30 daily but $20 for locals, military & first responders with valid ID from Monday - Thursday.
Light snow showers happen every 30 minutes from 7pm to 11pm.
2023 Bellagio Conservatory Holiday Display
The Bellagio Conservatory Christmas Display is now on show.
This year's theme is The Nut Cracker and it's brand new to the Bellagio Conservatory, featuring characters and motifs inspired by The Nutcracker Story and Ballet.
This year's theme is The Nut Cracker and it's brand new to the Bellagio Conservatory, featuring characters and motifs inspired by The Nutcracker Story and Ballet.