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The Las Vegas casino has rolled out new entertainment options for three of its venues: Freedom Beat, Citrus Grand Pool Deck and the Grand Casino Stage.

Crazy coconuts, Mustang giveaway and weekly blackjack tournaments are among the May activities at the casino located in Summerlin, Nevada.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, 4 May.

Both shows are in May at the Las Vegas casino and guests can also enjoy free dance parties and live entertainment throughout the month.

The party will take place from 8 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, 26 May on the rooftop pool deck.

The Aquatic Club brings a new twist to the old-fashioned social and athletic clubs of past decades.

Casino City's Gary Trask returns from a week in Las Vegas with 10 thoughts and observations about the current vibe of the city and what the future has in store.

The updated schedule features an exciting range of events from now through July.

One of the hottest acts in Latin music is inviting North American fans to vibe with him this fall on his newly revealed Vibras Tour Powered by Buchanan’s Whisky.

Tickets for the three remaining shows through this Saturday are on sale now.

The three venues will turn their signs green on Sunday, 22 April.

The Buffet at TI will feature a number of specialty menu items. A champagne brunch is also available.

Shared player pool liquidity in online poker works. That was the resounding news this week in the casino gaming industry, along with another huge merge and a massive jackpot winner in Las Vegas.

May events include World Cocktail Day, World Whiskey Day and Mother's Day.

The Grand Canal Shoppes will feature drink specials, live music and more.

The Luxor-based esports venue will feature HyperX headsets, keyboards, mice and other equipment in its tournaments.

The Las Vegas Lights FC will play on 16 May at 7:30 p.m.

In addition to the Mother's Day brunches, the Irish pub will be offering two afternoon teas.

The restaurant's global Earth Week menu is available from 22 through 30 April.

The party is free to attend and begins at 7 p.m. on Saturday, 5 May.