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Archive for January 2008

January 21st, 2008

A Vegas-themed Valentine’s Day

If you can’t make it to Vegas for Valentine’s Day then bring Vegas to you!
I also write a chocolate blog here at b5 and came across these chocolate poker chips and chocolate dice while roaming around this morning. It wasn’t hard to come up with Chocolate + Vegas = Valentine’s Day, but that could [...]

By Heather -- 0 comments

January 18th, 2008

‘Nevada’: Say What?

I touched on this briefly last October when I wrote about Nevada Day: There is an actual official pronunciation of “Nevada” and if you get it wrong, heaven help you!
I’ve apparently always pronounced it correctly, as have most people I’ve known. I do admit it is a little grating to hear it mispronounced but I’ve [...]

By Heather -- 4 comments

January 18th, 2008

Lied Discovery Children’s Museum ‘Cool Moves’ Exhibit

The Lied Discovery Children’s Museum first opened to the public in September 1990 and has since become Las Vegas’s major educational institution, having served more than 1.5 million children and their families and over 350,000 children with school field trip programs and tours designed to supplement school curriculum.
What sets it apart from other more traditional [...]

By Heather -- 2 comments

January 17th, 2008

Splendor in the Glass Wine & Beer Tasting

Vegas PBS (Channel 10) will be holding their “Splendor in the Glass” 19th Annual Benefit Beer & Wine Tasting at the Las Vegas Hilton. The event includes 65 wineries and breweries, a live wine auction, a silent auction, and live jazz this Saturday, January 19th from 3pm-7pm.
Event tickets are $60 advance/$80 at the door [...]

By Heather -- 0 comments

January 16th, 2008

Get Healthy Clark County Campaign

The Southern Nevada Health District has created the “Get Healthy Clark County” campaign for all Southern Nevada residents to get and stay healthy.
They’re offering several different programs, including Walk Around Nevada and a nutrition challenge which will help you increase your fruit and vegetable intake. There’s also a Smoke Free Home Declaration to help [...]

By Heather -- 0 comments

January 15th, 2008

Nevada Caucus Locations

The Nevada caucus takes place this Saturday, January 19. Remember to be at your caucus location at 11:00 a.m. in order to have plenty of time to register!
~ If you’re attending the Democratic caucus, information and locations can be found here. The Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate take place tonight, January 15. Watch the debate on [...]

By Heather -- 1 comment

January 14th, 2008

The Palazzo Hotel Finally Gets Its Grand Opening

The Palazzo Hotel, which had a small, unofficial opening just before New Year’s, is set to officially open on January 19th.
The Grand Opening Weekend will feature performances by Diana Ross, Seal, Andy Garcia & The Cineson All-Stars, the cast of Jersey Boys, along with some surprise guest appearances for the Luminaries and Legends concert. The [...]

By Heather -- 1 comment

January 12th, 2008

ReJAVAnate Coffee Lounge

ReJAVAnate Coffee Lounge prides itself on being the “One and ONLY Independent Community Coffee Shop in ALL of Las Vegas!” It’s owned by John and Hercules, whose joint vision of a community built around the coffee house has culminated into a retreat for poets, musicians, artists, and comics.
Everyone is welcome - whether you’re there [...]

By Heather -- 0 comments

January 10th, 2008

Bowling at the Santa Fe Station

My husband recently joined a bowling league through work and their first meet-up is tonight which has inspired me to write about, what else, bowling in Las Vegas! Spouses were invited to join as well, and while I do like to bowl I’m not terribly good at it unless a Wii is involved, so I [...]

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January 9th, 2008

The Best Las Vegas Buffets

Buffets are as Las Vegas as Elvis and neon. However, over the years they’ve gone through quite a transformation. Many of them no longer resemble the standard lunchroom look that they did for so long, instead they’ve undergone makeovers to look like quaint markets, gourmet eateries or art galleries.
Forbes magazine recently announced their picks [...]

By Heather -- 3 comments