The Kaiser Report... Musical happenings for the week of July 4...

Here is Laraine Kaiser's weekly report of musical happenings in the Radiant City. Just because summer is well underway it does not mean that there is nothing to do. So get out of the house and go to a sizzling hot concert!

Have a great week everyone!

Tuesday July 5th

6:30pm-830pm/performance 9pm-11pm
jazz with Julian Tanaka, Sax; Reggie Johnson, Keyboard; Colman Nakano, Bass; Paul Ringenbach, Drums
at Yayo Taco
4632 S. Maryland Pkwy #17
Las Vegas NV 89119
Free and Open to the Public
more info: 702-262-0201

Tuesday July 5th,

10:30pm-?
The Best Cast Member on the Las Vegas Strip Jamming
Freakin' Frog
4700 S. Maryland Blvd. near Tropicana facing UNLV
Las Vegas NV
Free and Open to the public
more info: 702-498-9808

Wednesday July 6th

6:30pm

Guitar Society of Las Vegas Meeting, all ages and styles welcome
Clark County Library Theater Jewel Box Theater
1401 E. Flamingo Rd.
Las Vegas NV
Free and open to the Public
more info: 702-656-6475

Wednesday July 6th

10:30pm
Composers' Showcase!
Original compositions written and performed by the directors, cast, orchestra members, and crew of several of the best shows on the Las Vegas strip
including Cirque, Lion King and Jersey Boys
Garfield's Restaurant
at the Grand Atrium
on the Lake at Desert Shores
2620 Regatta Dr.
Las Vegas NV 89128
Tickets: $10 donation
Cash Bar and Late menu available
more info: 702-240-5216

Nevada Public Radio

For more information on the Cultural Arts in Las Vegas please visit Nevada Public Radio. NPR has detailed listings of many cultural and civic events hosted by area non-profits click on this linkhttp://www.knpr.org/common/psa/listNEW.cfm and if you are planning an event in the next few months, be sure to get your free listing in Nevada Public Radio's Desert Companion magazine by submitting the information here at http://www.knpr.org/culture/eventaddnew.cfm

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