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This Issue...
FEATURES
SAVING THE OTHER CITY CENTER
Polishing up a historic shopping center without scrubbing away its soul.
WE BUILD THIS CITY
The architects who are creating your new Las Vegas cityscape.
SO WHAT IF HE LOSES?
If Harry Reid loses his re-election, it'll hurt Nevada -- but not as much as you think.
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DEPARTMENTS
HISTORY
Neighbors oppose historical status... for their own neighborhood.
MUSIC
Amid tough times for music, Ricardo Cobo forges his own path.
GUIDE
Spring and cultural events from art to dance.
DINING
A tasty downtown foodie crawl.
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It's Your Guide to Living in Southern Nevada. If you're a member of Nevada Public Radio you'll get your copy in the mail. Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf will distribute additional copies of the free Desert Companion.
 Lake Mead & Tenaya
7291 W Lake Mead
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Palms Casino
4321 W Flamingo Rd
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Green Valley Ranch
2300 Paseo Verde
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UNLV
4550 W Maryland Pkwy Suite A
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Carnivale
3377 Las Vegas Blvd
The Venetian Food Court
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Bridge
3377 Las Vegas Blvd
The Venetian
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The District
2220 Village Walk Dr Suite 140
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Miracle Mile
3663 Las Vegas Blvd S Suite 45
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Canyon Pointe
10834 W Charleston Blvd Suite 200
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Town Center
3645 S Town Center Dr Suite 101
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Patrick
6115 S Rainbow Blvd Suite 101
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Palazzo
3265 Las Vegas Blvd, Suite 1600
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Town Square
6599 Las Vegas Blvd, South #P-8149
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Boulder City Boulder Dam Credit Union
530 Avenue G
Boulder City NV
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Also available at Clark County and Henderson libraries.
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Desert Companion features listings of area events and is one of the only magazines that will reach your public radio friends and fans in Southern Nevada. We're compiling arts, cultural and civic events for the January-February edition of Desert Companion.
Please use this form to send us details about the events you are involved in planning - arts, leisure, literary, theater, activities for families, visual arts, music, etc. We are particularly interested in community events that contribute to our sense of community. There is no charge for listings in Desert Companion when they are selected for inclusion by our editor Andrew Kiraly. We also review submissions for story ideas.
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