Paul Szydelko

Performances of "Mrs. Doubtfire" are planned for the summer, while the Tony Award–winning “The Book of Mormon” will be staged in November.

Even after almost six years of operation just a few minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, Area15 may still stump tourists.

The 35-acre Area15 may not be the first stop for most travelers when they visit Las Vegas; still, the growing arts and entertainment district has attracted more than 15 million visitors since it opened six years ago.

Wynn Las Vegas has scheduled a number of Connoisseur by Wynn culinary classes through July.

Topping out ceremony Hard Rock Guitar Hotel Las Vegas

The Evel Knievel Experience museum is opening in Las Vegas on June 27, featuring his life, artifacts, interactive displays, and 4D experiences. Initially in Topeka, it now has an expanded collection in the Arts District downtown, including his jumpsuits, motorcycles, and memorabilia. Admission is $35 with various discounts available.

The music space, which draws its inspiration from Japanese listening rooms, will debut in August in the space previously occupied by the Foundation Room.

Dinners led by award-winning chefs, bar takeovers and wine tastings are just some of the events planned for the year-round culinary showcase.

It may be too soon to declare that the city's tourism slump is coming to an end, but March was the second straight month where there were some encouraging signs.

Las Vegas will host fireworks shows every Saturday night from June 6 to July 25 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, with shows produced by Fireworks by Grucci and coordinated with music and programming. Different locations will feature various music themes, and special July 4 festivities will occur. The Plaza Hotel & Casino will offer separate Friday night fireworks and a rooftop pool party, with options for a paid VIP experience.