The Scene: A real Vegas must-see for all ages, Bodies: The Exhibiton is both an engrossing educational experience and a somewhat surreal journey through how the body works. The exhibit features more than 275 full body, organ and partial body specimens from real human bodies, demonstrating what lies just beneath the skin.

When you get home, do you want to tell your friends and family that you saw a show in Las Vegas, or do you want to tell them that you saw five of music’s greatest artists all in one night? At Legends in Concert, you’ll hear—and see—amazing tributes to the stars of pop, rock and classic American standards all performed live with full production numbers that will have you singing and dancing along.

Originating from a radio celebrity look-alike contest, Legends in Concert premiered at the Imperial Palace May 5, 1983 for a six–week trial run that turned into a permanent gig, until a couple of years ago when it moved to sister property Harrah’s.

We could explain to you that Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, but we don’t want to cut into your party time! On May 5, you’ll find exciting nightlife and dining events all over town, celebrating Mexican heritage and pride—join in the fiesta!

A revamp of the Tropicana’s former Las Vegas Mob Experience, which closed for five months, seems to be the right move. Now called the Mob Attraction Las Vegas, many improvements are evident with authentic technology, upgraded audio visual equipment and special effects, mixing an entertainment venue with a museum. The world of organized crime comes together with live character actors taking guests on a tour of the interesting attraction that features an extensive collection of mob artifacts, memorabilia, photos and videos. Mob Attraction Las Vegas is open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.