The three-day Life Is Beautiful event will prompt road and parking lot closures and bus route changes in downtown Las Vegas.
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First Street, from East Clark Avenue to East Bonneville Avenue, will shut down to traffic and pedestrians starting Monday and lasting through February 2021.
The five-week project will generally restrict traffic during weeknights to one lane in both directions between Cathedral Rock Drive and Cheyenne Avenue.
A road project beginning Thursday on a roughly 1.7-mile stretch of Buffalo Drive is expected to cause weekday traffic restrictions on the thoroughfare for about two months, Las Vegas officials say.
Improvements to Lake Mead Boulevard will begin Monday and continue for eight weeks, resulting in weekday traffic restrictions between Anasazi and Hills Center drives.
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