The talented troupe of dancers featured in Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández leap onto the Reynolds Hall stage March 23. PHOTO COURTESY OF BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO DE AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ
March events are in full swing. Here are the dates to put on your calendar.
3/2-5/29: An Evening With Silk Sonic
Leave the Door Open for a night out at Park MGM, where Grammy-nominated duo Silk Sonic are performing a limited residency. See superstars Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak as they bring their retro R&B sounds to the stage on select dates through May 29. 9pm, Dolby Live at Park MGM, parkmgm.com
3/3-11: Wynn Millions Poker Tournament
Join professional poker players and enthusiasts alike during this anticipated tournament, the main event of the annual Wynn Millions Poker Series. A $10,000 entry fee scores you access to the $10 million prize if you play your cards right during the no-limit Texas Hold ‘Em showdown. Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, wynnpoker.com
3/4: ABBA MANIA
The world’s No. 1 ABBA tribute group—ABBA MANIA—takes the Reynolds Hall stage at The Smith Center to perform memorable hits from the famed Swedish pop group. Bust out your bell bottoms and platform boots to relive the groovy 1970s with a soundtrack featuring “Mamma Mia,” “Dancing Queen” and “Take a Chance on Me” during a show suitable for all ages. 7:30pm, Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, thesmithcenter.com
3/6: The Shade Tree’s Champagne and Pearls
Support victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and homelessness during The Shade Tree’s signature spring fete, Champagne and Pearls. The morning affair will offer brunch and a charitable boutique, plus remarks from master of ceremonies Travis Turner, moderator Punam Mathur of the Elaine P. Wynn and Family Foundation, and a slew of female panelists in honor of International Women’s Day. 10:30am, Emerald at Queensridge, theshadetree.org
3/10: Clark County Medical Society Alliance’s Spring Fashion Show
Philanthropy and style meet during Clark County Medical Society Alliance’s annual spring fashion show. Designs by Anne Fontaine will grace this year’s runway, which benefits homeless, displaced and disadvantaged Clark County high school students supported by Project 150. 10am, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, ccmsa-lv.org
3/11: John Mayer
Award-winning singer, songwriter and guitarist John Mayer makes an appearance in Las Vegas during his anticipated Sob Rock tour. For one night only, Mayer, alongside an eclectic tour band, will share singles like “Last Train Home” and “Wild Blue,” among many others. 8pm, MGM Grand Garden Arena, mgmgrand.mgmresorts.com
3/11-12: Smokey Robinson
Motown Records co-founder and iconic singer-songwriter Smokey Robinson will bring his legendary voice to The Venetian Theatre for a two-night engagement. With a musical catalog that spans more than five decades, Robinson will take fans down memory lane with hits like “Cruisin’” and “Just to See Her.” 8pm, The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, venetianlasvegas.com
3/18-19: Bill Burr
Since the third time is always the charm, Grammy-nominated comedian Bill Burr returns to The Chelsea for the third year in a row for two nights of shows (with additional dates on deck in July). With experience in both TV and film, Burr’s hysterical jokes promise to tickle the fancy of all audience members. 8:20pm, The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
3/23: Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández
Honoring the history of Mexican culture through plies and pirouettes, Ballet Folklórico de México shares the unique story of the land with a twist. Through founder Amalia Hernández’s choreography, the show’s 76 dancers showcase styles and movements from pre-Colombian civilization through today. 7:30pm, Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, thesmithcenter.com
See Dua Lipa at T-Mobile Arena March 25 PHOTO BY: HUGO COMTE
3/23-5/21: Carrie Underwood Seven-time Grammy Award-winning superstar Carrie
Underwood is dazzling audiences with Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency. As the first residency in her 17-year career, Underwood performs fan-favorite tunes while also giving back to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of America—$1 from each ticket sold funds the dreams of critically ill children, a cause close to the singer’s heart. Additional shows are on the calendar for select dates in April and May. 8pm, Resorts World Theatre, rwlasvegas.com, axs.com/carrieinvegas
3/25: Dua Lipa
In a one-night performance at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena, pop star Dua Lipa will have fans dancing and singing along to her Grammy Award-winning hits during this stop on her Future Nostalgia tour. Performers Caroline Polachek and Lolo Zouaï will warm up the crowd before Lipa belts smash songs “Don’t Start Now” and “Levitating.”7:30pm, T-Mobile Arena, t-mobilearena.com
Silk Sonic’s Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars will light up Dolby Live at Park MGM March 2 through May 29. PHOTO BY: HARPER SMITH
3/25-4/9: Foreigner
In its exclusive, eight-show headlining residency, Foreigner celebrates 40 years of signature rock hits with its dedicated Las Vegas fans. Titled The Best of Foreigner 4 Live, the show promises performances of nostalgic favorites, including anthem “Juke Box Hero.” The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, venetianlasvegas.com
3/25-4/2: Keith Urban
Country music superstar and four-time Grammy winner Keith Urban returns to the intimate stage at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace this spring. Urban will wow with his greatest hits from 2020’s The Speed of Now and beyond for five nights on select dates in March and April. 8pm, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, caesarspalace.com
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