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Las Vegas casino sets up art vending machine

The Las Vegas casino executive is making an art run in his own casino. He is led into a partitioned-off area, to a small art gallery which is actually a vending machine. The big box is filled, not with Doritos and Snickers, but with nifty pieces created by local artists. A Wheel of Fortune slot machine is shown in the reflection of the glass as the…

Land-based ・ 16 June 2024

wyandottedaily.com

9 Reasons to Visit Las Vegas in April 2024

Las Vegas, a city of glamorous casinos, mesmerizing nightlife, and captivating entertainment, welcomes visitors from around the world. April 2024 promises a vibrant and unforgettable experience in this iconic destination, offering visitors a myriad of reasons to plan a trip. April falls in Las Vegas's shoulder season, a period between peak and…

Land-based ・ 15 April 2024

AOL

I’m not a gambling addict, but I’ve been to Vegas 44 times. Here’s why

Gambling Addiction ・ 25 February 2024

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I'm not a gambling addict, but I've been to Vegas 44 times. Here's why

Gambling Addiction ・ 25 February 2024

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Las Vegas projects to watch in 2024

With two casino-resort openings and a Major League Baseball team announcing plans to relocate to Las Vegas in 2023, the new year has some big shoes to fill. But there are many significant projects in the early stages that could move forward in 2024. And, of course, we all want to know if projects such as the Atari Hotel will really happen. Here are…

Land-based ・ 16 January 2024

Las Vegas Weekly

Initial impressions of the stunning new Durango Casino & Resort

The Southwest Valley finally has a resort to call its own. The 15-story Durango Casino & Resort is now open with dining, drinking, gaming and more than 200 hotel rooms, but does Station Casinos' latest property live up to the hype? A few thoughts: The place is gorgeous. Durango has something you don't see often in Vegas-a casino floor with windows…

Land-based ・ 14 December 2023

City A.M.

Why Las Vegas' El Cortez hotel in 'Old Vegas' is the city's best stay

The El Cortez hotel's recent renovation shows how Las Vegas is finally celebrating its history, says Adam Bloodworth If you thought the Las Vegas Strip was nuts, try Downtown Las Vegas, which one local tells me has recently adopted the nickname of'Drowntown.' "Growing up here, everything is crazy," he says, his expression suggesting he's still…

Land-based ・ 12 April 2023

Eater Vegas

Another Food Hall Opens in Las Vegas

Yet another casino is getting in on Las Vegas' food hall boom. In fall of 2023, the new Durango Casino will open along with a 25000-square-foot culinary venue, the Eat Your Heart Out food hall. The new food hall will introduce 11 food venues from Las Vegas and beyond inside a modern and greenery-filled space at the off-Strip Station Casinos brand…

Travel ・ 09 February 2023

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Las Vegas Hotel Openings in 2022, 2023, 2024

Las Vegas is constantly evolving to offer the world an immersive playground of the latest and greatest in accommodation, entertainment, sports, nightlife, dining and so much more. In 2023, visitors can entertain themselves by attending performances of global pop icons, legendary comedians, world's best drivers and enjoy captivating exhibitions -…

Land-based ・ 02 February 2023

Thrillist

This Swanky Las Vegas Suite Lets You Live Like an '80s Casino Magnate

There's a clunky, very vintage-looking Unisonic video intercom system outside the 15th-floor penthouse in Downtown Las Vegas's El Cortez Hotel. Ring the intercom's loud doorbell, step inside, and you'll realize it even works: You can actually see into the hallway through a very grainy black and white closed-circuit TV, retro tech at its goofiest.…

Religion ・ 21 December 2022

8 News Now

Upcoming festivities in Downtown Las Vegas expected to bring several road closures in 2023

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) - Once the holiday season winds down the bustling Downtown Las Vegas area will continue to see a lot of changes as several road closures will take effect in the new year. First Friday will kick off on January 6 with selected streets in the Arts District closed off to drivers. The Chinese New Year events will also round out the busy…

New Year ・ 20 December 2022

KTNV Las Vegas

Event-filled weekend in Las Vegas with Pac-12, NFR

Several major events are taking place in Las Vegas throughout the weekend, from NFR to Pac-12. NFR has brought traffic to the Thomas and Mack Center and along the nearby intersection of Tropicana Ave. and Paradise Rd. Travel to the rodeo has been made easier with the help of the LVCVA. They're offering a free shuttle to and from several strip…

Incidents ・ 03 December 2022

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In Defense of Las Vegas

Why do you like it here?" he asks me. He is any number of people: a stranger on a barstool, a friend's boyfriend, an acquaintance I've been asked to show around. He is visiting Las Vegas, and he is asking the question visitors ask locals. He is asking for a thesis, and maybe, depending on how the night goes, a fight. "I could never live in Vegas,"…

Land-based ・ 01 December 2022

AppAdvice

Photos of Emos Stranded in Las Vegas Casinos

Last Saturday, Las Vegas played host to the bizarre spectacle - even for a place where you can get a back massage at a roulette table while a team of acrobats performs above you - of elder emos drifting like a blanket of mist around some of the most elaborate casinos on earth. As the first day of the long-awaited When We Were Young Festival was…

Land-based ・ 30 November 2022

Street Insider

NOW OPEN: LAS VEGAS' FIRST 24/7 BACON CONCEPT, BACON NATION, DEBUTS AT THE D LAS VEGAS

New Concept from Downtown Hospitality Group Serves Bacon Flights, Reverse BLTs, Boozy Milkshakes and More on the D's Reimagined Second Floor Casino LAS VEGAS, Oct. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Downtown Las Vegas is ready to bring home the bacon. Bacon Nation - Las Vegas' first 24/7 bacon-inspired restaurant concept - is officially open at the D Las…

Sports ・ 30 October 2022

Eater Vegas

New Coffee Shop Opens in the Las Vegas Arts District

Plus, Henderson is getting a Silver Knights sports bar A new coffee shop is finally opening in the former Golden Fog space in the Las Vegas Arts District. Dig It Coffee Co. began as a vocational training program through the Las Vegas-based nonprofit organization, the Garden Foundation. Inspired by her younger sister who was born with Down syndrome,…

Hockey ・ 22 September 2022

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Bright New Signs On Las Vegas Strip Honor Iconic Sin City Figure

The south end of the Las Vegas Strip has the famous Welcome to Las Vegas sign to greet visitors to the world's biggest adult playground. Now the north end of the Strip has its own welcoming attraction. The installation and official lighting of two 50-foot showgirls has been completed on Las Vegas Boulevard, just north of the STRAT Hotel at the…

Religion ・ 16 September 2022

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50-foot showgirls make debut in Downtown Las Vegas

They're here, and they're spectacular. The installation of two new, 50-foot-tall showgirls on the corner of Main Street and Las Vegas Blvd. South has been completed, according to a City of Las Vegas news release. The showgirls will light up for the first time Wednesday at dusk. The retro-style showgirls will create a lasting legacy for the city as…

Roulette ・ 01 September 2022

Augustman

All The Best Things To Do In Las Vegas That Are Completely Free

When it comes to Las Vegas, most people are familiar with the infamous slogan - "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." Located in the state of Nevada, US, the city boasts a reputation of partying, glitz and glamour of casinos, along with experiences that could break your bank account. However, there is much more to the so-called Sin City than…

New Year ・ 31 August 2022

Augustman

These Are The Best Things To Do In Las Vegas For Free

Located in the state of Nevada, US, the city boasts a reputation of a night filled with partying, glitz and glamour of casinos and experiences that could break your bank account. However, there is much more to the so-called Sin City than just roulettes and hangovers. Vegas offers several fun-filled activities to choose from. Whether you are…

New Year ・ 30 August 2022

Thrillist

Best Immersive Art Experiences in Las Vegas

It's no surprise that immersive art has taken hold in Sin City. As the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas is the perfect place to push the boundaries of art, technology, and theatricality. After all, Sin City is its own version of a surreal alternate reality. AREA15, which is home to 14 different augmented reality experiences, may have…

Religion ・ 09 August 2022

Review Journal

Las Vegas wine scene: 5 spots to enjoy a glass or a bottle

When it comes to the grape or the grain, Las Vegas goes for the grain. Vegas is a booze city, a spirits town. You can't swing a shaker without hitting a craft cocktail. As for the grape? Vegas wine culture has never been as extensive or diverse as Vegas cocktail culture, for reasons ranging from the lack of a nearby wine region to casinos tending…

Travel ・ 23 July 2022

AppAdvice

Las Vegas Travel Guide and Tips for First-Timers

On your inaugural trip to the skanky desert jewel of the U.S.A, expect to adore it-especially if you, like us, are predisposed to recklessness with dice, staying out until daylight, "doubling down" as a concept, and generally loving anything super-deluxe. A few months ago, VICE staff descended on Vegas tasked with writing a travel guide for the…

Strategy Guide ・ 18 July 2022

8 News Now

Iconic Las Vegas home Hartland Mansion to be demolished

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) - An iconic Las Vegas home could be on the edge of being demolished. The Hartland Mansion, also known as "Mansion 54", located east of the Arts District has been scheduled to be taken down after a new owner bought the property. "Fire trucks started coming and people in the yard and trash, sawing and people on the roof," said Mia…

Movies ・ 06 July 2022

Frederick County Maryland Daily Newspaper

A hater's guide to Las Vegas

If you think you hate Las Vegas, you might be blinded by the lights on the Strip. No local will dispute that the city you see in TV shows and movies is over-the-top. There are tourism-board slogans to thank for that image, too. If you have no interest in playing blackjack, popping bottles or wandering a convention floor on your company's dime, you…

Land-based ・ 05 July 2022

Gambling Insider

I Grew up in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, Nevada, may be known for its casinos and glamour, but it's also the place I grew up. From hidden gems to the local food scene, here are some surprising things about living in this tourist hub: Spanning South Las Vegas Boulevard, the Strip, which was featured in "The Hangover" (2009), is one of the most recognizable parts of Vegas. Though…

Religion ・ 09 May 2022

Breaking Travel News

Las Vegas shows its pride year-round with LGBTQ+ events

From annual events to amazing entertainment, Las Vegas proudly celebrates the LGBTQ+ community and empowers travelers to embrace who they are year-round. The destination recently launched a digital content series, How to Be (in Vegas), which explores queer identity, self-acceptance, and everything a fabulously inclusive environment like Las Vegas…

Religion ・ 17 April 2022

Casino City Times

Las Vegas shows pride with LGBTQ+ events and celebrations

Religion ・ 15 April 2022

Fox 5 Vegas

Thousands return to Las Vegas to celebrate St. Paddy’s, March Madness

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - With St. Patrick's Day festivities and the NCAA Tournament kicking off Thursday, March 17, thousands of tourists are back enjoying Las Vegas. March 17, 2020 Governor Sisolak ordered a statewide shutdown of non-essential businesses. Casinos closed their door due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Two years later, pre-pandemic crowds…

St. Patrick's Day ・ 18 March 2022

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Esther’s Kitchen moving to new location in Las Vegas

James Trees' creative take on Italian cuisine has made Esther's Kitchen one of the most lauded independent restaurants in Southern Nevada ever since it opened in 2018. And a busy one, to boot. So busy, in fact, that the popular Arts District destination is moving from its Casino Center Boulevard location into a larger space just a block away on…

Travel ・ 16 March 2022

Review Journal

Where to get meatballs in Las Vegas for National Meatball Day

Welcome to National Meatball Day, one of the most familiar - if not jubilant - of all the newfangled food-themed holidays, especially for lovers of Italian-American flavors. Here's a heaping platter of places to enjoy the savory (and usually saucy) morsels in Southern Nevada. 90 Ninety Bar+ Grill in the Suncoast Hotel & Casino features an order of…

Travel ・ 09 March 2022

The News Market

Las Vegas News Briefs

Cirque du Soleil's New Las Vegas Show Mad Apple to Debut This May With nearly four decades at the forefront of groundbreaking entertainment, Cirque du Soleil will debut a completely new and wickedly fun Las Vegas production - Mad Apple - at New York-New York Hotel & Casino on May 26, 2022. Mad Apple will be a delicious Cirque du Soleil cocktail of…

Travel ・ 02 March 2022

Review Journal

Boutique hotel ready to open in Las Vegas Arts District

In between the roar of the Strip and the buzz of Fremont Street, a soon-to-open boutique hotel hopes to offer its guests a new experience amid Las Vegas' blooming Arts District. The English Hotel, a four-story, 74-room nongaming boutique hotel located on the corner of Main Street and Coolidge Avenue in downtown will open its doors to the public…

Covid ・ 01 March 2022

StarTribune

How to have a faux-glam Las Vegas getaway on a budget

At 1 a.m. on a Sunday, as my new boyfriend and I sat exhausted on a curb, I looked up to see the Eiffel Tower. Not the real one, of course, but the glitzy replica in Las Vegas. There it stood next to the equally flashy Paris balloon, modeled after the historic version launched by the Montgolfier brothers in 1783. "We'll always have Paris," I said,…

Land-based ・ 11 February 2022

Las Vegas Magazine

Upping your vegan game in Las Vegas

Lately, you may have noticed more vegan options when you dine out. (Even fast-food joints have vegan and vegetarian options!) This month, plant-based eating gets a starring role on menus, thanks in part to Veganuary, an English charity that encourages people to try a vegan diet for the month of January and which is becoming more popular in the U.S.…

Travel ・ 14 January 2022

Star Advertiser

Las Vegas Advisor: Las Vegas seeks return to normalcy in 2022

Last year was a strange one in Las Vegas. The casinos were open, but they weren't quite the same as they worked their way back from the effects of the pandemic. In 2022, the focus will be on getting back to normal, or as close to it as possible. That means there'll be a greater emphasis on policies and procedures than on casino openings and new…

Land-based ・ 02 January 2022

Las Vegas Magazine

Celebrate Italian cuisine in style in Las Vegas

Italian is one of America's favorite food categories. In this month when so many celebrations and family gatherings are centered around classic American comfort food favorites, this might be the right time to go Italian and mix things up a bit. And this is absolutely the right place to do it. A fantastic Italian restaurant has long been a crucial…

Travel ・ 22 December 2021

Good Housekeeping

Best hotels in Las Vegas for 2022

From the colossus Caesars Palace, the grandaddy of The Strip, New York, New York with its giant rollercoaster, and The Venetian, which brings the Grand Canals of Venice to the desert, complete with gondolas - Las Vegas is the most fun city in the US and should be experienced at least once in a lifetime. While gambling and entertainment are very…

Travel ・ 03 December 2021

Conde Nast Traveler

A Guide to the Best Las Vegas Breweries

Las Vegas may be a gambling and entertainment destination, but it's also emerging as a craft-brewing hotspot. In fact, the scene is expanding so rapidly that in mid 2021 the city established its very own Brewery Row, a concentration of breweries and restaurants in the city's Downtown Arts District, which hosts festivals and events monthly. Wyndee…

Strategy Guide ・ 05 November 2021

Casino City Times

Las Vegas celebrates Halloween 2021

Gaming News 21 October 2021 (PRESS RELEASE) -- Las Vegas has plenty of tricks and treats to offer this Halloween, as the holiday weekend promises a fun mix of festivities planned throughout the destination.Themed soirees at lavish nightspots, electrifying performances from today's top talent, impressively spooky attractions and whimsical seasonal…

Travel ・ 23 October 2021

Vogue

Las Vegas Guide: How to Spend a Spooky Weekend in Sin City

It's that time of year when minds turn to pumpkin spice and hell fire, as "the veil" grows thinner between our dimension and the supernatural ones. Let's lift the veil on Las Vegas with a tour that touches on each of the seven deadly sins. When you think about it, Vegas is a perfect destination for some spookiness: the spirits of celebrities of…

Religion ・ 15 October 2021

Casino City Times

Celebrating Las Vegas Pride with a weekend of fun

Bingo ・ 11 October 2021

Las Vegas Nevada

Explore Downtown Las Vegas

There is so much to do and see in downtown Las Vegas. You can also hitch a ride on the free Downtown Loop shuttle to get out and explore. The Arts District Named for 18 blocks of arts and culture in downtown Las Vegas, the area is a vibrant hub of breweries, restaurants, art galleries, murals and more. It provides the perfect place to experience a…

Land-based ・ 24 August 2021

Star Advertiser

Las Vegas Advisor: Minimal changes made on mask mandates in Las Vegas

An imposed mask mandate on casino employees was scheduled for review last week, but the deadline came and went with little change. Nevada's governor made one small concession in exempting large venues (more than 4000 seats) from the mask requirement, as long as guests can verify vaccination, while those who can't are required to wear masks. The…

Covid ・ 22 August 2021

Houston Chronicle

Texans should go all-in on these 4 barbecue joints in Las Vegas

Until recently, finding decent barbecue in Las Vegas was a hit-or-miss affair, and mostly miss. There were a few casino-based joints and even some local outlets, but for the high expectations of visiting Texans, they never really measured up. That's changing. Like most big cities in the U.S. and even internationally, the siren song of Texas…

Religion ・ 29 July 2021

Travel Off Path

7 Unusual Attractions To See In Las Vegas

Las Vegas is known internationally for its casino and wild nightlife scene. If you have already had the typical Vegas vacation that included gambling, dining, and partying on the Strip, consider seeing another side of Sin City. Las Vegas is an unusual city with plenty of quirky things to see and do. Read on to learn all about these seven…

Religion ・ 23 July 2021

The Points Guy

A low-key Las Vegas itinerary for art and culture vultures

I love its lopsided sense of scale and its commitment to nonstop indulgence. Like all good things, though, I can usually only manage Vegas in small doses. After a day or two losing dollars on roulette and drinking too many watered-down cocktails, I find myself looking for something … else. A way to recharge, or just find some respite from the…

Covid ・ 09 July 2021

Los Angeles Times

Las Vegas restaurants from L.A. chefs and restaurateurs

Two halves of a split lobster tail intertwine like lovers. Both sides arch upward, balancing atop a mound of noodles tangled around bean sprouts and shards of green onion. This is the same pad Thai you can order at Kris Yenbamroong's three Night+ Market restaurants in Los Angeles, only this version is gilded with a fat lobster tail, and you eat it…

Travel ・ 07 July 2021

Eater Vegas

Boyd Gaming sells Henderson’s historic Eldorado Casino on Water Street

HENDERSON - The historic Eldorado Casino on Water Street now has new owners. Boyd Gaming Corp. sold the 58-year-old casino to DeSimone Gaming for an undisclosed amount of money. Eldorado was one of three casinos owned by Boyd Gaming that remained closed after the state ordered all nonessential businesses to temporariy shutter to slow the spread of…

Covid ・ 11 March 2021