Free parking offered in downtown Las Vegas for Small Business Saturday

FILE - Tourists Marv and Jean Junk of Iowa feed a parking meter along 7th Street in downtown Las Vegas on Friday, June 12, 2015. (David Becker/Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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Parking in Downtown Las Vegas will be free for one day this November.

On Saturday, the city of Las Vegas is offering free on-street meter parking downtown and in the Arts District for Small Business Saturday.

Free parking is being offered to encourage and allow shoppers to shop local stores and restaurants. On-street parking downtown and in Arts District is metered an costs around $1-per-hour.

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