Join the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art for two days of joy and reflection as it says goodbye to all of its current exhibitions.

This spring’s exhibition season features five solo exhibitions of artists exploring diverse mediums, themes, and identities.

The event, to be held March 21, honors those who have made a significant impact in the areas of visual arts, performing arts, or architecture.

This heartwarming memory play by two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage runs in the Judy Bayley Theatre on Dec. 9-18.

The jazz studies program recently received its 14th consecutive outstanding review from respected magazine Jazz Times.

The concert features an all-Mozart program and is conducted by music director Taras Krysa.

The concert is a special celebration of the military heroes, first responders, and public servants who help keep our nation safe.

Filled with music and cheer for the whole family, the Latin Grammy-nominated group will perform Mexican and American favorites.

The exhibition, which is open to the public, will showcase the works of the late Las Vegas-based artist and beloved UNLV professor beginning November 4.

This double bill of psychological dramas is directed by Linda Lister and conducted by Darryl Cooper. 

The event will feature UNLV faculty members and special guests.

The concert features a reimagining of the 1910 Ballet Russe work, Firebird, with music by Igor Stravinsky.