February 25 - March 10, 2026
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 issue lands during a moment that reminds us exactly why QVegas exists. On our cover, Jamie Morris brings The Golden Mean Girls to Las Vegas — a joyful collision of two beloved cultural touchstones that proves drag-driven comedy isn't just entertainment, it's an act of creative defiance. Morris has spent years turning nostalgia into something new, and his arrival at Majestic Repertory Theater with this cast is a reminder that some of the best art in this city happens far from the Strip, in intimate rooms where the laughter hits different because the audience is close enough to feel it
Recent Issues
QVegas Articles
Team LGBTQ Hits Milan Like a Glitter Bomb: Medals, Moments, and Maximum Main Character Energy
Showgirls, Big Wedding Dates, Grammy Moments, and a Fresh Drag Race Cast: Let’s Go!
Olympic Outness, Super Bowl Spectacle, Grammy Maximalism—And a Vegas Reality Check
MGM Goes Quiet, Caesars Coasts, Wynn Plays Ally on Stage: Las Vegas’ CEI Credibility Crisis
Halftime, But Make It Gay: Bad Bunny, Gaga, and Ricky Turn the Big Game Into a Cultural Reset
Grammy Wins How did we do with our QVegas Picks?
Bellagio’s Lunar New Year Conservatory Goes Full “Year of the Horse” — and Yes, You Can Eat Inside It
LuLu Krystals Makes History as the First-Ever Miss Viva Las Vegas Comedy Queen
GRAMMY Nominations 2026: Pop Spectacle, Queer-Forward Momentum, and a Few Delicious Curveballs
Renée Good’s Name Still Echoes in Minneapolis — and Now It’s Not the Only One
Las Vegas Calls Its Shots: The Wedding Capital’s Hottest “I Do” Dates for 2026 — Just in Time for Valentine’s Season
LuLu Krystals Makes Vegas History: Inaugural Comedy Queen Is Crowned and Headed to Nationals