Week of March 19

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Whether you’re a local or tourist, we always feature our favorite spots along with all the new and exciting things our city has to offer.

This week we feature the Sin Sity Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence as they celebrate 20 years of activism, charity, and community support in Las Vegas. Their flagship event, Red Dress 2025, marks 17 years of fundraising for the Sisters AIDS Drug Assistance Program (SADAP), providing life-saving medication and resources. This year’s celebration promises inclusivity, creativity, and impact.

In our continuing series DEI and the Road Ahead, the Las Vegas Aces, led by Nikki Fargas, champion diversity, equity, and inclusion, advocating for women’s sports investment, leadership representation, and community impact while reshaping professional athletics.

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QVegas Articles

Trump Administration Escalates Attacks on LGBTQ+ Rights and DEI Programs

Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Mark Two Decades of Impact in Las Vegas

DEI and the Road Ahead - Nikki Fargas, President of the Las Vegas Aces

Unity in Community: Bishop Bonnie’s Call to Action at Lambda Business Association Luncheon

Vegas Stars Take on The Amazing Race

A Culinary Celebration at Chica: Bold Latin Flavors at The Venetian

Trump Administration Takes Aim at LGBTQ+ Rights and DEI Initiatives

It Gets Better: Changemakers

DEI and the Road Ahead: Kumei Norwood – Owner and designer of Tofu Tees

Presidential Actions Against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

DEI and the Road Ahead: Holly Reese, Senior Director of Programming at The Center

Art in Flight: Max Damian’s Florialism Brings Aerialists to Life in Stunning Imagery