Las Vegas, NV
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
First Friday Las Vegas
First Friday celebrates Las Vegas’s local art community, music, food, and all that is Vegas, by shutting down a few blocks in the art district (yes, Vegas has an art district), and lining the streets with booths of local art, food trucks, and a music stage.
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Las Vegas, NV
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Dance With Me Summerlin
Vegas is home to The Burlesque Hall of Fame (located inside Emergency Arts on the corner of 6th and Fremont Streets), a multitude of Burlesque shows, and the Las Vegas Burlesque Classes dance studio.
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Dublin 22, County Dublin
bar
Posted over 5 years ago
Boomers Bar
This hole in the wall, dive bar is west of the Strip and has pool tables, dart boards, live music, and a backroom that is home to Live Burlesque in Las Vegas – which happens the last Saturday of each month. Drinks are cheap and staff is super friendly.
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Las Vegas, NV
restaurants
Posted over 5 years ago
Vegas StrEATS
A food truck and music rally that serves to titillate your senses and feed your hunger, VegasStreats fills the El Cortez plaza with an array of Vegas’s best gourmet food trucks, a music stage that plays an eclectic mix from DJ’s to Rock Music, and some local business vendors and artists.
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Las Vegas, NV
bar
Posted over 5 years ago
Sip N' Savor
About 45 minutes away from Southwest Las Vegas you will find a small town that’s known for wild horses, legal prostitution and a quaint winery
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Las Vegas, NV
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Las Vegas
That said, if you want to get a behind-the-scenes tour of the 165 million dollar production, Ka, you can do so for free! Head to the MGM and get an inside scoop on the level of mastery it takes to put on a show of this caliber.
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NV, United States
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Goldstrike Canyon Road
is a beautiful trail that leads you through a rigorous 4.5-mile trek to the Nevada/Arizona border and the Colorado River. Once you complete this hike, you’ll find a wonderful gift from nature—refreshing hot springs.
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Las Vegas, NV
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Springs Preserve
It’s easy to view the desert landscape as monolithic, but a trip to the Springs Preserve might just change your outlook. With a range of tours, educational programs and special events, the Springs Preserve shows visitors that there’s an abundance of beauty in the desert. Take a stroll through the garden for free, and you might even find a new angle of the Strip for your Instagram feed.
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Las Vegas, NV
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Downtown Container Park
by the 40-foot tall, fire-breathing praying mantis out front. Even if you’re not in the mood for shopping, the Container Park is genuinely a great place to be. Oh, and the best part, in the center of the complex there is a massive treehouse playground for kids and adults—so don’t be afraid to take your turn on the slide.
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