Veil Pavilion

Attended another great concert here at the Veil Pavillion located at the Silverton Casino. We love this venue that has great show at reasonable prices, good drink prices, good seating and stage view, good lights and sound, and of course wonderful and friendly staff. We will be back next week for "Paperback Writer" Beatles Tribute on Saturday night. As for the "Tina Turner Thunderdome Queen Tribute" concert we just seen, it was fantastic, energetic, entertaining, and of course so much fun! Michelle Marshall performs such a great Tribute concert along with her 5 piece band, dancers and backup singers. She also is so personable and friendly, and takes the time after her show to meet and greet fans and takes photos with them. Put her show on your list of things to see in Las Vegas the next time she performs here at the Veil Pavillion or during the week on Weds, Thurs or Sun at the Notoriety in Downtown Vegas!

I went to Veil Pavilion inside the Silverton casino to see Tower of Power perform. The venue has dinner table chairs in rows for seating, and the pavilion is midsized with a stage at the front. I enjoyed the live instrumentation; people stood up and danced to the classic tunes. Unlike some larger venues, the Veil Pavilion does not provide a larger-than-life concert experience. However, it gives a solid setting for watching a show. The Silverton casino has free parking, and I would return to see performing artists I like. Tower of Power did not disappoint, and nothing beats live instrumentation!

Had an amazing time here last night at the Bonkerz Comedy Show! My first time at Veil Pavilion although I frequently visit the casino. It was a solid space! The shoe was great!

Great venue space. Love the antler looking lighting, it makes the space have that rustic feel which I like very much. The walk towards the space is cute too with the string lights. I've been here a few times. The two most recent times were a craft fair and a graduation party. So it's a space where you can definitely do many different types of events. There are bathrooms at the back so you don't need to go back into the hotel to go to the restroom. There's a small area on the left side for smoking or lounging or for additional room for whatever your hearts desire at your event. I would consider hosting an event here myself mainly because of the lighting hehe.

Attended the Galactic Empire show there last night. It's a terrible venue for a show like that. The stage is too low for folks who didn't want to stand/couldn't stand to see the show. My friends had to leave early because they couldn't stand for the whole 90-minute show and would have seen nothing except the back of heads if they stayed seated. It may be a great venue for a small play or comedy show, but for a rock concert it's pretty bad.

Went there for the first time to see Billy Ocean's concert. There's a free parking garage nearby that's a short walk into the casino where Veil is located. The venue has a nice size stage and they put out 800 chairs, auditorium style. There were 2 small bars in the back and there's no smoking inside. The chairs were on flat ground, so if you go for a concert and everyone stands up, it's very hard to see the stage if you're shorter. Actually, it was hard to see while sitting down, too. Only way to see was to hold my phone up high and record the performance. Also, all the chairs were right next to each other, so no social distancing options at all. We saw a few booths on the side, but not sure how much those costs. Antler chandeliers were cool and the sound quality was great. Keep in mind that after you purchase tickets, they have a no refund or exchange policy, no exceptions, no timeframe. All that being said, Billy Ocean put on a fun show and still sounds amazing!

I've been to this venue for a couple of concerts during the Hawaiian Festivals(Rebel Souljahz and Kapena) but this time it wasn't for a concert, but for Zumbathon-Lucky Zumba 2012. We were not only getting a kick-ass workout for 2 hours straight, but we were also there for a good cause, helping out three square as well. The cost for admission was 5 canned vegetable items per person.After the DROP Studios ladies had us sign waivers, took our canned goods and handed us our Lucky Zumba bracelets, we headed inside. DJ ROB was providing the rockin' beats for the evening, and didn't have any boring song selections during the whole time like some Zumba classes can.The "Cream of the Crop" top Zumba Instructors in Vegas orchestrated this Zumbathon and it was High Energy all the way. One of the familiar faces was Jackie. Some of us may remember her from the Yelp Olympics, and she also teaches Zumba classes at LVAC. Surprisingly, no other LVAC instructors represented(Where was Olga and Joe D.???) The other instructors-Enrique, Teddy, Maria, Megan, and the buff G.I. Joe dude(forgot his name) were from 24 Hour Fitness(at least I think so)Participants and instructors came dressed wearing green for St. Patrick's Day and some even got very creative with their wardrobe even sporting green facial hair!The Zumbathon was broken into high powered segments between instructors so participants could rehydrate and also win raffle items from Staycations and dinners at Silverton, Chippendales and Thunder from Down Under Tickets, Botox Treatments, and the participant that dressed up the "Most St. Patrick's Day" won a pot full of Zumba clothing and accessories.What a workout it was! after the first hour, a few that couldn't hang had already bailed, and the party went on for the 21 and over crowd as there were also cocktails being offered for those who decided to drink !?!?!?! The last segment was in honor of St. Patrick's Day which included a traditional Irish Jig, a blast from the past with House of Pain's "Jump Around", then DJ ROB went FURTHER BACK and we all ended the Zumbathon with "Come On Eileen" from Dexy's Midnight Runners! Finally, a cool-down with "Bruddah Iz", Isreal Kamakawiwoole's "What A Wonderful World" ended the night's festivities. With close to 1,000 participants, well over 4000 pounds of canned goods were recieved and our mission was definitely accomplished.....ALOHA!!!YELP 365 CHALLENGE-(199/365) "ZUMBATHON 2012"

I came here tonight for the Las Vegas Woman's magazine winter premiere party tonight. The event was filled with a diverse set of vendors, a sufficient amount of trash cans, and other staff tending to clean up. The place was clean, bright, and pretty bland. It truly is what ever the host wants to make it, just a blank slate waiting to be taken advantage of it it. Because the event was packed, I chose to leave early because I do not enjoy the sardine can feeling.The bathrooms were in a building outside of the venue, which was not a far walk at all. My main complaint is that before the event the staff did not sure that the bathrooms for the women were fully stocked. It took a little bit of hunting to find an adequate stall with toilet paper. I do recommend this venue for businesses to host events at, but I cannot speak for their rates.

My husband and I just recently got married at the Veil. We had our ceremony as well as our reception here. After searching for the perfect venue we both fell in love with the room. Our ceremony was located outside of the Veil and the reception held inside. Danielle was very helpful she kept me posted and paid attention to detail. We had the buffet instead of having a plated menu since we wanted to give our guest the options. Everyone loved the food, I only got a few bites since you know us brides don't like to eat much on the big day. The staff was all so wonderful, they made sure the table was cleared so our guest can get seconds and so on.

Uhm...I really don't know how to start this off.The bar...is seriously not even a legit bar. Simple drinks...like rum and coke. But it's seriously coming out of the bottle/can. I just don't know how I feel about this place.