The Guide

The CSN Fine Arts Music Program presents an evening of classic and contemporary jazz selections performed by CSN Jazz Combos under the direction of Dr. David Phy.

Expect an evening of rhythmic, musical surprises, with students and faculty performing on all things percussion, all things found, and all things steel drums! The concert will include a wide variety of traditional music, and much more.

The Calypso Coyote Steel Drum Band and Percussion Ensemble is under the direction of Robert Bonora.

Elko's Western Folklife Center is heading back to Las Vegas this December for the National Finals Rodeo, and you’re invited to join them. This year’s lineup features an incredible mix of music and poetry from Gary Haleamau & Kāwili, R.W. Hampton, Darrell Holden, Annie Mackenzie, Jake Riley, Matt Robertson, Trinity Seely, R.P. Smith, Dave Stamey, and Sam Platts with a six-piece band.

Enjoy nine full shows, 10 open mics, hosted rodeo watch parties, dancing, and a gift show curated by the Western Folklife Center and featuring authentic, handmade cowboy gear and quality Western gifts from skilled makers across the West.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the door, depending on availability.

This annual concert features middle and high school ensembles playing mariachi favorites and holiday classics done the mariachi way. Check the website at "Get Tickets" to see who is playing.

The Department of Fine Arts Music Program presents an evening of Big Band classics and some contemporary selections. Included: a special guest appearance by The Las Vegas Youth Jazz Orchestra under the direction of John Summers.

Elko's Western Folklife Center is heading back to Las Vegas this December for the National Finals Rodeo, and you’re invited to join them. This year’s lineup features an incredible mix of music and poetry from Gary Haleamau & Kāwili, R.W. Hampton, Darrell Holden, Annie Mackenzie, Jake Riley, Matt Robertson, Trinity Seely, R.P. Smith, Dave Stamey, and Sam Platts with a six-piece band.

Enjoy nine full shows, 10 open mics, hosted rodeo watch parties, dancing, and a gift show curated by the Western Folklife Center and featuring authentic, handmade cowboy gear and quality Western gifts from skilled makers across the West.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the door, depending on availability.

The Performing Arts Center closes out its calendar year with another guitar-centric masterclass. Colombia-born Vegas resident Ricardo Cobo is a six-stringer renowned for his spirited and expertly honed fretwork. The former UNLV professor returns to his old stomping ground with the show “Diary of Musical Images” — that’s three nouns that normally don’t go together, but trust the process, folks. If you haven’t experienced Latin American classical guitar by a literal maestro in person, avail yourself of this inexpensive opportunity.

Elko's Western Folklife Center is heading back to Las Vegas this December for the National Finals Rodeo, and you’re invited to join them. This year’s lineup features an incredible mix of music and poetry from Gary Haleamau & Kāwili, R.W. Hampton, Darrell Holden, Annie Mackenzie, Jake Riley, Matt Robertson, Trinity Seely, R.P. Smith, Dave Stamey, and Sam Platts with a six-piece band.

Enjoy nine full shows, 10 open mics, hosted rodeo watch parties, dancing, and a gift show curated by the Western Folklife Center and featuring authentic, handmade cowboy gear and quality Western gifts from skilled makers across the West.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the door, depending on availability.

Celebrate the holiday season with the ultimate Beatles tribute band, The FAB, performing a special holiday show.

Sing along to “Imagine,” and “Happy Christmas and “So This Is Christmas”. There's even The FAB's original song parody, "Santa You Can Drive My Sled" to the music of The Beatles "Drive My Car". Plus more!

It's free, but details at Get Tickets.

Performed will be music by Appermont, de Haan, Holst, Mozart, Nishimura, and Zare. The Saxophone and Woodwind Ensembles consist of college students, high school students who are dually enrolled at CSN, and community musicians. Instruments includes flute, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, saxophone, and percussion.