The Arts District Is Open For Business
The 18b Las Vegas Arts District is open for business during ongoing Charleston Boulevard construction, with local shops, restaurants, brewries, bars and coffee shops ready to welcome visitors. Use Oakey Boulevard to access businesses south of Charleston and Bonneville Avenue for destinations north of Charleston. While some road closures and detours are in place through the project, access to businesses will be maintained throughout construction.
Heavy Traffic Expected In Downtown Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Summer Market returns to World Market Center July 26-30, with market hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily (closing at 4 p.m. on Thursday).
Motorists should expect heavy traffic during market hours, particularly on northbound Grand Central Parkway between Charleston Boulevard and Symphony Park Avenue, and on eastbound Bonneville Avenue from Martin L. King Jr. Boulevard to Grand Central Parkway during the morning commute.
Arts District Parking Updates
The city has announced new parking updates for the 18b Las Vegas Arts District, including the Sept. 29 opening of a new 500-space parking garage at 1421 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Beginning Oct. 1, visitors will enjoy free street parking Monday through Friday until 1 p.m., while discounted monthly parking passes for residents and employees will also be available as the city continues working to improve parking access and support the district's growth.
Wednesday-Saturday
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Las Vegas Civic Center Gallery
525 S. Main St., Building A, ground floor
Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, the Civic Center Gallery offers a vibrant space where art and community intersect.
The gallery currently showcases the Rhythm and Resilience: Black Vegas exhibition through Aug. 20. The exhibition explores African American life in Las Vegas from the arrival of its first Black resident through the 1980s, tracing the impacts of segregation and racial barriers while celebrating the creativity, resilience and achievements that shaped the city’s character.
Inside The New Evel Knievel Museum Experience
Looking for unique things to do in Las Vegas? We take you inside the brand-new Evel Knievel Experience in the heart of the downtown Las Vegas Arts District.
More than just a museum, this immersive attraction tells the story of America's most legendary daredevil through interactive exhibits, rare memorabilia, historic motorcycles and hands-on experiences that put you in Evel Knievel's boots — without the broken bones.
Housing Expands In Downtown Las Vegas
New residential communities are expanding across the Arts District, Symphony Park, Fremont East and the Medical District, bringing thousands of new housing options to the city's urban core.
From modern apartments and mixed-use developments to affordable housing for healthcare professionals, downtown continues to evolve into a vibrant, walkable neighborhood where people can live, work and play.
Food Truck Thursday
Every Thursday
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Las Vegas Civic Center
525 S. Main St.
Try something new for lunch! Food trucks parked on Goodman Way every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. between City Hall and the Las Vegas Civic Center at 525 S. Main St. offer delicious options. Convenient parking right across Main Street at the City Hall Parking Garage at 500 S. Main St.
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