For people starved for face-to-face interaction, art has become a welcome and accessible means for finding comfort, control and communication.
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The museum will limit the number of visitors, do temperature screenings and have staff wear masks and gloves.
The virtual event May 1 aims to keep the First Friday community connected while practicing social distancing.
Izaac Zevalking, who works under the name Recycled Propaganda, has donated his talents to designing nine murals for local shops; the one he did on his own shop was stolen.
Ten local artists have paired with 10 small businesses on Main Street and Charleston Boulevard to transform plywood into hopeful works of art.
Discovery Children’s, Atomic Testing, Natural History and Mob Museum taking steps to limit large crowds.
Yesco is responsible for most of the neon and LED signs in Las Vegas, including Vegas Vic and the newly installed letters on Allegiant Stadium.
International Women’s Day honors the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women every year on March 8. Here are two ways to commemorate women’s achievements in Las Vegas.
Majestic Repertory Theatre’s newest immersive production, “Garden Party” is equal parts comedic play and social gathering, all with a simmering tension that comes to a head in the final act.
Nonprofit organization rids the industrial alley of trash bins, making way for murals, installations and gathering spots.
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Las Vegas and making its first appearance in Henderson.
“Mermaids Don’t Wear Skirts,” a collaboration between local street artists Aware and Bandit, turns the Western Motel exterior into a whimsical underwater seascape.
Area15 is putting out a call for young Las Vegas artists to design the walls of the soon-to-open experiential entertainment complex.
New items at the exhibit at Luxor, which opened nine years ago, include 20 that have never before been shown.
If you haven’t yet made it to see ‘Lost Vegas: Tim Burton @ The Neon Museum,’ there’s even more time to view the acclaimed filmmaker’s collection of weird, quirky and familiar artworks.
