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The Underground

April 17, 1997 “Notes from The Underground: the venerable indie record store has a new manager and mission: snag the mallpunks.”

Las Vegas City Life by Andrew Kiraly

Brent Engle takes over the 17-year-old shop.

Poetry Alive

October 2, 1990 “Poetry is alive at ‘Poetry Alive’.”

The Yellin’ Rebel by William Holt

The headline writer was immediately

offered a job at various local newspapers.

Café Roma

July 12, 2001 “Café Roma: Starbucks all grown up.”

Las Vegas Weekly by Joe Schoenmann

Café Copioh

January 10, 1997 “Café cachet: Café Copioh’s ‘weird Bohemian’ 

atmosphere, a genial hangout for teens.”

Las Vegas Sun by Shane Gammon 

Café Rainbow

Flyer for Café Rainbow.

Maryland Parkway and Flamingo.

Owners Jerry Higgle, Marci Gehrig 

Big B Records

 August 31, 2000 “The importance of being earnest:

Big B’s passionate musicologist Alex  Vaughan assists buyers

hungry for inspiration and good service.”

by Joseph Clark 

Balcony Lights Records

December 4, 2000 “Friends in high places:

Balcony Lights tries a community approach to the record store biz.”

Las Vegas City Life by Andrew Kiraly

Co-owners Harrison Rapp, Karoline Khamis, Frank De Francesco 

The Wet Stop

June 25, 1998 “Closing time: the Wet Stop suddenly finds itself all dried up.”

Las Vegas City Life by Andrew Kiraly

Famously, The Wet Stop was formerly The Wet Spot

until a fatuous politician saw the sign.

He threatened to pull the liquor license unless the affront

to Vegas public decency was corrected.

Already, 1 ½ miles away, the lights of the Strip

were blushing from such near proximity to the pun.

Co-owner Michael Hessling 

Maryland Parkway Art Community

September 16, 2004 “The answer is: Street scene!

The question is: what is the key to UNLV’s  future?”

Las Vegas Weekly by Stacy J. Willis

UNLV President Carol Harter notes that Maryland Parkway

is not thriving. Fifteen years later, remedies looks near 



Maryland Parkway businesses

 A thriving social arts district included

a punk emporium, Underground Records,

more selections of music at Benway Bop,

Big B’s, and Balcony Lights,

as well as art coffee shops,

Espresso Roma, Copioh’s, and Rainbow,

all with poetry readings 

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Not all archives listed, full list on catalogue

  • Catalogue
  • Art Community Surveys
  • Artists (A-D)
  • Artists (E-J)
  • Artists (J-R)
  • Artists (R-Z)
  • Burning Man Vegas
  • First Friday
  • CAC
  • NICA
  • LVAM-Sahara West Library
  • Bands and Musicians 1
  • Bands and Musicians 2
  • Electronic Dance Music 1
  • Electronic Dance Music 2
  • Electronic Dance Music 3
  • Music Overviews
  • Poetry Overviews
  • Poets
  • Writers Publications
  • RIP

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