Want the Best in Las Vegas? Las Vegas Weekly’s Got the List!
Who doesn’t want to know what’s made it on the Best of list in their city. Whether you’re a local … Continue reading Want the Best in Las Vegas? Las Vegas Weekly’s Got the List!
Category: Neighborhoods
Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah Opens to the Public
After years of speculation, Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah is finally open to the public. Casa de Shenandoah is a 52 … Continue reading Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah Opens to the Public
18b, The Arts District, Downtown Las Vegas
First Friday and 18b Artists, performers, musicians and creatives at large are getting ready for another vibrant First Friday event coming … Continue reading 18b, The Arts District, Downtown Las Vegas
Nevada Day, Go Back in Time Without Turning Back Your Clock
November 1 2014 marked Nevada’s 150th birthday. It’s not too late to go back in time and delve into some of Nevada’s rich and quirky history if you go to Dr. Lonnie Hammargren’s Open House today Nov 2 before 5PM.
Dr. Lonnie Hammargren and his wife Sandy have been hosting an open house once a year for the last 19 years. According to Hammargren’s website this weekend is the last open house it will be hosting. Continue reading “Nevada Day, Go Back in Time Without Turning Back Your Clock”
Where to Live? Las Vegas Valley, Clark County and a Little Bit of Paradise
There are only two residential areas to choose from if you decide to live in Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson… While that’s not actually true though it may seem to be the case once you start talking to locals and realtors that look away from the center of Las Vegas. I’ve always been an urban dweller so it was important to find an area that was unique in character, diverse in population, in a location easily accessible to multiple parts of the valley, with a tangible connection to it’s earlier history. With that, I ruled out Henderson and Summerlin.
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