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Grammy-Winning Duo 123 Andrés Spend a Week at The Smith Center

123 Andrés, the Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning duo for children and families, spent a week filled with song and smiles in Las Vegas, NV, October 5-10. Known for their interactive, high-energy shows, Christina and Andrés welcomed local students to The Smith Center for the Performing Arts for student matinees October 5-9, two shows open to the public—including one sensory-inclusive performance.

Performances and Artists

Art Appreciation: Three Reasons to Catch Folk Legend Art Garfunkel at The Smith Center

On Friday, September 25, Art Garfunkel will perform for the first time onstage inside Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center. It promises to be an emotional night, full of spine-tingly moments that remind us why emotionally rich music like this matters so much. Don’t have tickets yet? Maybe this will convince you.

Performances and Artists

Three Spring Myron’s Musts

Here are three upcoming spring acts we strongly recommend you don’t miss. Regulars know, the calendar for Myron’s at The Smith Center is constantly packed with fantastic touring artists.

Performances and Artists / Discovering The Smith Center

Explore Reynolds Hall with a Crossword Puzzle

Discover upcoming performances at The Smith Center, one clue at a time. Our newest official crossword puzzle features fun facts about the remarkable artists, speakers and performances coming to Reynolds Hall in 2026.

Performances and Artists

Catch Broadway Greats Up Close at The Smith Center

Everyone knows The Smith Center is Las Vegas’ home to Broadway shows, with dazzling touring productions playing inside Reynolds Hall each and every season. But did you know you can also catch some of Broadway’s top individual stars beyond those boundaries, performing all across The Smith Center campus?

Performances and Artists

Get to Know The Choir of Man

Runaway international hit The Choir of Man hits the Reynolds Hall stage on January 8, and tickets are going fast. You don’t want to miss it. Here are three things to know about the show.

Performances and Artists

Booker T. Jones: The Living Legend Comes to Myron’s

Did you know that Hammond B-3 organ maestro Booker T. Jones was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992, before Led Zeppelin, Sly Stone, Joni Mitchell or David Bowie got in?