Attending an art opening here on Technology and Touch, print making from San Fran and Reykjavik…read moreIceland. They incorporate items in nature and use that as their platform for inspiration. The coloring of the pieces is breath taking. The emotional connection that I felt between the images hanging in the gallery and what the artist is trying to convey is remarkable. The use of color that the artist captures is consistent with natures presence. I would be comfortable staring at one of the paintings being trapped in everyday life; and the painting in all its raw form. It sends the client that views the art into that point in nature to be present there.

Beautiful Art Gallery in the Arts District area of downtown. If you collect art/appreciate art you…read moreMUST check out this gallery. The variety is great(realism, abstract, sculpture etc). The area is awesome. The Arts District is growing quickly so you can go to dinner, grab a cocktail, glass of wine or a beer and take in a beautiful Art exhibit. Support local and check out this excellent art gallery.

I have been living in Vegas for about 7 years but I didn't get a chance to visit this place until…read morethis time. I attended the home crafts and decor. The admission was $5 and only accepted cash. However, we were able to find a free admission pass online. Took our little niece to this exhibit, and she enjoyed it. There are a bunch of vendors. It seems like they combined the home decor and crafts together. Vendors are selling customized charcuterie boards, solar panels, patio furniture, secreted candles, air conditioning, anti aging creams, pastries, fudges, artificial turfs and more. Most vendors are attracting patrons not only with their products and services but also with chocolates, chap sticks, candies, and even a leveler from Home Magazine.

The World Market Center is located in downtown Las Vegas. It's a great big building with free…read moreparking. Various events and shows set up here. I've been here several times. Last time was the bead show. I have to say a few treasures could be found at the bead show but I was disappointed that I couldn't get the findings I wanted (things like quality clasps and quality jump rings) Would have also liked quality finding beads. This time we went to the home show. They combined the home show with the LV Craft show this year. They also had lots of coupons for this event (buy one get one) and also a free senior's day so it cost very little to get in. It's not World Market's fault but we were somewhat disappointed with the selection of venders. We were looking for floor people and only one floor person was there and they had a young girl there who couldn't answer any of our questions (Express Flooring). But on the other hand you were in luck if you were looking for landscaping designers or windows. It seemed like they were the majority of what was there.

********HIDDEN GEM****in Centennial *************************…read more The Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum is tucked into a ritzy part of Centennial just a couple minute ride near Centennial Center with the Trader Joe's and Total Wine and all those restaurants. Right here in Centennial is this major Art Museum with all kinds of Mixed Media. It's a lot of modern art, bronze works, and more. There is a lot to see. Even the doors are works of art by the late artist Rita Deanin Abby. It's very hard to believe that one artist did so many works. My photos are only a small amount of what there is to see and there are also several larger than life sculptors outside to see too. I was very surprised on the extra nice hospitality of the people working there. As soon as we entered we were greeted and were told a short story about the artist. We walked around a while and saw all the indoor works displayed. I heard that these aren't even all the artist's works and they rotate some of the pieces. Our first trip here was on Ruth's Birthday Week with free admission and someone there generously gave us a poster of one of the artist's works. It's normally $20. admission but first Saturday of the month is free admission with free tickets that you can get on-line.

One of my favorite things about living in Boulder City is the emphasis on local art and artistic…read morecommunity here. The Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum is a big piece of that. It's a great place for unusual gift shopping too!

Never had been there before! Always wanted to go! Well, May 19th. 2026 was our day! 4 ladies got…read moreto go for the very first time. We had a blast! The entrance gave us the info. They were very welcoming + great! We spent hours there. I would love to come back in October 2026 + bring my friends from St. George, Ut. Especially since we know how it works now. Thank U, I very much enjoyed the opportunity to come see most of the treasures.

The Las Vegas Market is huge inter-connected building north of the Las Vegas strip. It holds…read morepermanent showrooms for furniture vendors to display their new goods. There are at least seven floors and there are two building that are connected by walkways on some floors. The lobby has a coffee bar that serves Peets Coffee and then its floor by floor of showrooms of all the latest furniture and décor. One floor is solely Christmas décor. If you're inclined to decorate for Christmas or want to know what the trend is for 23, then this floor is for you. The Las Vegas Market is neatly laid out. Escaliers and elevators are in working order and easy to find and easy to use. The elevators are positioned just right, and the restrooms are down the hall to back of the building. If you need to go, that walk down the hall can seem like its stretching and you get the feeling that you'll never make it. Just don't think about waterfalls, or that scene from Flashdance and you'll be alright. I've been to Market three times and each time, I marvel at the building and it's cool to meet new vendors as well as catch up with the familiar ones. One note. If you take a car from the strip to the Market, you'll see a crazy twisted building to the right. I don't know the story behind it but it's super cool. Make sure to check it out.

My sister and I were on a journey through the Miracle Mile shops. As we walked by Derubeis Fine Art…read moreof Metal, we noticed how beautiful some of the art pieces were and just had to stop in! This experience is free to look at all of the artwork. At first, I didn't realize the majority of pieces in gallery, by DeRubeis, is metal work. Sculpture is the foundation of the artwork and it transforms into something magnificent. It invoked certain feelings look at some of the art work. Towards the back of the gallery, you'll see pieces done by Kevin Nealon. I had no idea he was an artist! His artwork on Dave Chappelle and Jim Carey is fantastic! This is a must stop by to see!

Accessibility: I am in a wheelchair and made it through this gallery easily. You will have plenty…read moreof space to look at the art, it's just that this gallery is inside of an indoor shopping center, so it takes a little while to get here past the other stores. Experience: this gallery is an unexpected, hidden treasure for tourists. The art here is absolutely beautiful, especially the metal work (in my opinion). The man who runs the gallery, Jeffrey, is very welcoming and will show you around the gallery and tell you about each piece if you want. He is patient and passionate about art. Jeffrey even took myself and my girlfriend in a private room, put a piece that we liked on a wall then dimmed the lights to show us how the art changes and has different layers under different lighting. It was really cool and kind that he gave us basically a private tour and insider look at the art we liked. I definitely recommend this gallery to anyone who loves admiring or collecting art, paintings, metalwork. So beautiful. Thanks Jeffrey for showing us around!

One of my favorite things about living in Boulder City is our community emphasis on local art and…read morethe artists who create it. The BC Art Guild and Gallery is a huge part of that. The space is located in the row of shops underneath the historic Boulder Dam hotel. It's worth a visit on your way to, or from the Hoover Dam museum! I like to shop for greeting cards there. It's also a good place for unique gift shopping.

There is some gorgeous art in here and a lot of it is incredibly fairly priced. If you're stopping…read morein to see the hotel or museum I strongly recommend stopping in here too to look around as there are many talented artists here and you're likely to find something that catches your eye for yourself or as a gift for friends or family. I'll definitely be coming back here soon.

I went to a gallery event today that was put on by a ladies-only Facebook group called Ladies of…read morethe Knight. We are a bunch of female hockey fans, specifically Vegas Golden Knights hockey fans. I ended up buying two limited edition prints of our main goalies, Lehner and Fleury. The artist Neal Portnoy and his wife Dorothy were very gracious and kind. Neal was full of stories about the work he has done, and I got to peek in on him with a work in progress. I definitely will be back.

Great wine,art and music events held once a month. The Gallery events are an incredible way to meet…read moresome really interesting people in Las Vegas, and of course the gallery features everyone from locals to your favorite musicians and sports figures at a range of prices. If you come to Vegas plan to stop by and look up the Tuesday night W.A.M. events

I have been lucky enough to be one of this galleries first visitors and I go back as often as…read morepossible! Ton of events like yoga classes and artist walk thrus. Beautiful space and genuine owner.