Families rejoice! Downtown Las Vegas is about to get a whole lot more kid friendly – 58,000-square-feet more to be exact. Tomorrow, March 9, is opening day for the three-story Discovery Children’s Museum, located in Symphony Park adjacent to The Smith Center. The doors will officially open to the public at 10 a.m. Cost of admission is typically [...]
Mosey down to these Vegas museums While Las Vegas may not be a metropolitan city, many are surprised at just how much history, culture and other unique attractions you can find in town. With a number of museums and educational exhibits both on and off the Las Vegas Strip, you’ll learn a lot and have fun [...]
By Jeannie Garcia VEGAS.com If you’re planning your trip to Las Vegas, we’re pretty sure you want to do something out of the ordinary. Something you want to share with your friends on all the social media outlets. Something you never want to forget. Sure, you can hit up all the nightclubs or even take [...]
Many travelers don’t know (or refuse to believe) Las Vegas has its fair share of cold weather. After all, the city is famous for its desert landscapes and scorching, triple-digit temperatures. When I first moved to town, I refused to buy jackets. I thought folks here wore shorts year-round. I ended up learning the hard way that winter temperatures [...]
Mighty prehistoric creatures, railroads, saloons, the mob and Googie architecture: yep, it’s got to be Vegas history. The modest-looking Las Vegas branch of the Nevada State Museum covers a tremendous span of local history in its walls, and best of all: you can visit for free. Quite a bit of this museum is dedicated to [...]
Paris is known for the Louvre. New York City is home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Los Angeles has the Getty Center. And though Las Vegas doesn’t seem like a place concerned with preserving historic relics, the city is actually home to several unique museums and exhibits. Many of them provide a chance to [...]
