Las Vegas Arts District Finds Its After-Dark Rhythm
Independent galleries and locally owned restaurants line this walkable downtown corridor. After dark or during monthly First Friday, the neighborhood’s street life comes into sharper focus.
Independent galleries and locally owned restaurants line this walkable downtown corridor. After dark or during monthly First Friday, the neighborhood’s street life comes into sharper focus.
ASYLUM and HOTEL FEAR opened at Meadows Mall on October 2. Their 28th season includes breast cancer fundraisers and a 2026 sock drive for Las Vegas Rescue Mission.
A flash flood warning covered Las Vegas and nearby communities Sunday. Rainfall reached as much as 3 inches in parts of the warned area, disrupting travel.
A 15-year-old lost his life and two others were wounded during the First Friday arts festival in the Las Vegas Arts District. Organizers have called off future events while the city and police review safety.
Johnnie Walker RV has rolled out more travel trailer choices for 2026 and 2027 at its three Boulder Highway dealerships. Las Vegas buyers now get more lightweight, family, and bunkhouse options.
Las Vegas offers more than casinos and neon with the Arts District, indie music venues, and unique coffee shops creating a thriving scene for locals and visitors seeking authentic culture
A gated 55 plus community in Henderson is drawing retirees from California and Arizona with new Del Webb homes, a spotless clubhouse, and golf cart access near Lake Las Vegas. Here is what sets this neighborhood apart for active adults
A travel vlogger from Haryana was hit with racist taunts while filming on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. The video, now viral, has sparked debate about the stereotypes some visitors still face in the city’s entertainment districts.
With prices up across Southern Nevada, more families are turning to the East Las Vegas Library for free books, meals, classes, and job help. The branch at 2851 E. Bonanza Road is becoming a key spot for neighbors looking for support.
Marcela Rodriguez-Campo leads free monthly writing and cultural workshops at the Dolores Resource Center in North Las Vegas, offering Spanglish sessions that mix literacy, healing, and support for local families.
Las Vegas will install eight more free outdoor fitness courts after city council approval. The move brings more no-cost exercise options to neighborhoods without easy gym access.
Open Sesame Garage Door Repair Las Vegas warns that extreme summer temperatures are causing a spike in garage door malfunctions across Las Vegas and Summerlin, urging residents to watch for early warning signs before costly breakdowns occur
Stride Vegas is redefining the Las Vegas running scene with inclusive weekly group runs in the Arts District, offering options for all fitness levels and a social boost for locals facing the desert heat
Reno’s Going Batty Quilt Shop will debut a new location at Village Square on West Sahara Avenue this fall, bringing its fabric selection, sewing machines, and classes to Las Vegas for the first time.
The Community Associations Institute Chapter of Las Vegas hosted its annual CAI Day at Suncoast Hotel, offering classes and a trade show for homeowners, boards, and community managers on August 21
Bowties Outlet, a longtime Las Vegas bridal and formalwear boutique, is preparing to reopen at 1210 Hinson St in the Westside neighborhood later this year, following permit approval and construction progress.
Las Vegas AC Rentals offers portable air conditioners to residents facing central AC breakdowns, with daily rentals starting at $25 per unit and flexible terms during peak summer heat in the valley.
The Watermark, a $50 million mixed-use complex on Water Street in downtown Henderson, has been acquired by Next Wave Investors following foreclosure, with apartments now over 70% leased but commercial space still seeking tenants
A Las Vegas entrepreneur is helping local youth develop business skills and confidence through the Lemonade Stand Business Plan, now offered in schools, camps, and community groups across Southern Nevada.
A major fire on August 18 caused severe damage to Analog Dope bookstore in the Arts District, impacting a longtime local business and prompting community support as recovery efforts continue.
The Mats Project, led by Crochet Class, is enlisting Las Vegas volunteers to transform plastic bags into sleeping mats for the unhoused, with regular meetups at Centennial Hills Library and donations supporting local outreach.