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Discover the magic of the House of Blues Las Vegas - one of America's most loved entertainment franchise venues. Immerse yourself in the franchise's iconic traditions, from the "Crazy Quilt" to the metal box of mud from the Delta Mississippi beneath the stage. You'll be in good company as some of the biggest names in the music industry, including U2, Bob Dylan, Blondie, Morrissey, Foo Fighters, Willie Nelson, the Marley Brothers, John Mayer, Styx, Rob Zombie, and Tenacious D, have all rocked the stage of the House of Blues Las Vegas. Join the ranks of music lovers who have experienced the thrill of live music at its finest.

Fresh52 Farmers' & Artisan Market is an open-air market in Southern Nevada that offers various farm-fresh produce and handcrafted artisan goods. The market has served the Las Vegas community for over a decade and has multiple locations throughout Southern Nevada. Fresh52 is a vibrant community where neighbors and friends celebrate and empower themselves. The vendors at Fresh52 include local and regional produce stands that offer freshly picked fruits and vegetables for each market, as well as artisan products and ready-to-eat foods ranging from bracelets to breads.

The Majestic Repertory Theatre is a unique theatre in America that is redefining the traditional theatre experience. Its name is a tribute to one of Las Vegas's first theatres, the Majestic Theatre, and it combines traditional storytelling with cutting-edge immersive and interactive technologies to create a transformative theatre experience. The theatre's vision is to discover new voices to change American Theatre. Majestic Repertory Theatre focuses on producing original projects like the musical "Bigfoot" and an immersive disco-era "Measure for Measure." It is a risk-taking theatre that dares to be different. If you are looking for a theatre that offers more than just entertainment, Majestic Repertory Theatre is the place to be. It is an intimate storefront theatre that takes significant risks that pay off. Unsurprisingly, their immersive and interactive productions have been featured in USA Today.