
Las Vegas isn’t just for adults—and if you’re looking for meaningful, family-friendly things to do away from the Strip, Back in the Day offers a rare opportunity. This 1960s Chicago musical drama, presented by Lighthouse LV & S.A.V.E. with Black Pages International, tackles real-life issues through the lens of a Black family trying to hold it together.
A Story That Opens the Door to Real Discussion
The story follows what happens when a teen pregnancy rocks a tight-knit household. Scandal, shame, and secrets rise to the surface, but so do love, accountability, and the chance for healing. With period-inspired music and visuals, the play opens the door for conversations with teens and young adults around choices, values, and how families can respond when life doesn’t go as planned.
Best Time for Families and Groups
For families and church groups, the Saturday, March 7 matinee at 1:00 PM is an ideal time to attend. You get all the emotional depth and musical richness of the production at a time that works for multi-generational audiences.
Make It a Full Family Day with Black Pages International
Make a full family day of it by using BlackPagesInternational.com to:
- Find a Black-owned restaurant for a post-show meal where everyone can talk about the themes.
- Discover local Black-owned dessert spots, bookstores, or boutiques to visit after the play.
- Introduce your children to the idea that entertainment and economics can both be rooted in community.
Show Location and Contact Information
Show location: Winchester Dondero Cultural Center, 3130 McLeod Dr. & Desert Inn Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89121.
For ticket and sponsorship info, contact:
Eugene Parker: 708-574-6398
Eugene Dillanado: 773-407-1470
Back in the Day isn’t just something to watch—it’s something to talk about as a family. In a city known for distractions, this is one Las Vegas experience that leaves you more connected than when you walked in.





