A message from Mesquite Mayor Al Litman

A message from Mesquite Mayor Al Litman

Spring is here, and Mesquite is jumping with activity. It’s a great time of the year to visit the “Gem in the Desert.” Mesquite Gaming, the premier entertainment venue in town, has booked a John Denver Tribute show for April 7; the Southern Nevada Symphony Orchestra April 14; an American trilogy show — a tribute to Elvis, Frank Sinatra, and Neil Diamond — April 20 and 21; and will complete April with a country artist tribute show honoring Kenny Chesney and Eric Church April 28. The CasaBlanca showroom will be packed with excitement.

April rounds out the first season of the Nevada Desert Dogs Professional Basketball Team at the Rising Star Sports Ranch and Resort Hotel. Watch professional basketball in air-conditioned comfort. It’s exciting and fast-moving fun for the entire family. Call the hotel for ticket information. Speaking of sports, our City of Mesquite Recreation Department is hosting Utah Youth Soccer April 7. Our fields are great and well maintained. Bring chairs and watch the kids have a great time.

If you love unique golf events, you just cannot miss Clash in the Canyons at our sports and events complex. A star-studded field will be back, and you get to watch long-drive golf at its very best April 21–24. There is no charge, and seating is provided. By the way, April is a great month to explore our hiking and walking trails, and off-roading is great fun with our mild weather.

I have not yet talked about our great nightspots. I cannot endorse one over the other, but if you like to dance, check out CasaBlanca, Eureka, and on weekends Club Envy. Of course, you need to be 21 and older at each venue. The music is great, and there is something for everyone’s taste. As far as dining in Mesquite, I’ll be giving my personal reviews in future articles. All I can say is you will not go hungry or thirsty in Mesquite.

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