The experiential entertainment and retail complex finally opens and invites guests in to see what it is for themselves.
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For the first time since arriving at The Neon Museum Boneyard, the iconic Moulin Rouge sign has been brought to life again.
Featuring a rotating selection of locally made goods, The Market Shop will celebrate its grand opening at Fergusons Downtown on Sept. 26.
“The Hunger Games: The Exhibition” at the MGM Grand and Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. at Treasure Island are offering free admission to locals on Thursdays and Fridays in September.
Artwork on building offers uplifting Black Lives Matter motifs in hopes of spurring discussion on revitalization.
In a year full of cancellations and postponements, the creative team behind Fright Dome is launching a new experience to preserve the spirit of Halloween.
A new illuminated blue archway that crosses over Las Vegas Boulevard between St. Louis and Bob Stupak avenues is nearly completed and will soon welcome visitors to downtown Las Vegas.
The complex of experiential attractions will feature art cars, virtual reality experiences, Meow Wolf, restaurants and bars to finally welcome guests this month.
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