Week of September 17
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’s QVegas leans into what we do best: heart, sparkle, and a wink of Western swagger. From the moment you see the cover, you’ll know we’re dressing up for community—because style is more fun when it means something. Consider this your pocket-sized pep talk to text the group chat, plan a look, and say yes to a night that does real good.
We’re saddling up for AFAN’s 39th Annual Black & White Party on Saturday, Sept. 20 at KAOS—and the vibe is playful, polished, and purpose-driven. Picture a monochrome rodeo: pearl snaps, rhinestones, big hats, bigger hair. Hosted by Fredric Godinez and Alexander Stabler, the night mixes show-stopping performances with the reason we gather: to support AFAN’s year-round services—housing assistance, transportation, testing, case management—and to amplify the message that Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U). If you’ve ever danced at a fundraiser and felt like you were part of something bigger, this is your night. Dress to thrill, bring your people, and make a memory that pays it forward.
Recent Issues
QVegas Articles
Saddle Up in Black & White: AFAN’s “Wild West” Benefit Rides into KAOS
Remembering Ron Quinn—Father, Friend, Builder of Community
Black & White, Bigger Than Ever: AFAN turns Western-chic glam into real support for housing, testing, and U=U mission
The Nuns Are Back in Town: Sin Sity Sisters’ 20th Anniversary Conclave Culminates with Absolution
Las Vegas Lights Up: Sisters’ 20th Anniversary, Conclave, Historic Fruit Loop NCOD & Oktoberfest
Save the Date: National Coming Out Day Block Party Returns to the Historic Fruit Loop
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas Raises the First Stein for Its 21st Annual Oktoberfest
Troy Heard Conjures The Craft’d
Circle of Recovery, Sound of Soul: David Hernandez Premieres “feel it all” and Lights Up Fontainebleau
Art as Alchemy: Witches, Recovery, and the Bold New Faces of Reinvention
Lexús Chandaliér
Sophia Kennedy