The Hoover Dam Store is actually a nice little shop. We purchased some nice polished stones for our…read moregranddaughter on our first visit. However, we made a special trip back to Boulder City earlier this week to purchase more souvenirs but when we got to the store at about 10:15 AM we found the store closed. According to YELP, the store opens at 10 every morning. A big disappointment and a wasted trip. Also, beware of the very slippery floor in the store. To the store's credit, there is a sign warning of the slippery floor posted on the door.

Very kind & helpful staff ! If you're in the area , stop in & take a look around !! I love the…read morewhole downtown area in general in this store fits in just right .

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.

As far as casino gift shops go, this one is adequate. It has all the stuff you need or may have…read moreforgotten to pack in your luggage but as with all resort shops, if you need a pair of tweezers, a bottle of eye drops or a toothbrush, be prepared to pay a heftily inflated price for the convenience. This shop also sells soda and some random Vegas souvenirs. Convenient location right next to the buffet.

Parking is free in the upper lots for the dam visit including this one, while Lot 9 charges $10, as…read moredo the parking areas on the Nevada side.

One way in and out! I love that they have security points due to a lot of safety reasons. I truly…read moretreasure this place, because of our waters and energy. I am very happy that they put rails along the side walks, have a designated pedestrian crossing and most of all, they have put a lot of parking areas. Yes, you can now make your own decisions on where you want to view this beautiful Hoover Dam. Although, I am sad to see that our water source is now very low due to a major drought. They've permanently closed the freeway there, but they built this beautiful highway bridge on top. You don't ever have to stop on the Hoover Dam, if you don't want to tour. Please be advised that on the end of the road is where you will find the Lookout Gift Shop. Like any other gift shops, they might be pricey, but it helps to maintain and support this place. If you have an extra time to pass by here, please check it out and keep your children tight in your hands, as it is the safest way to go. Stay closed together, read and learn about the importance of this area. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Save Water & Energy ***Next to air, water is the most important element for the preservation of life. Water is a finite commodity which, if not managed properly, will result in shortages in the near future. Water conservation can go a long way to help alleviate these impending shortages. ***Water Saving Tips: Check your toilet for leaks. Stop using your toilet as an ashtray or wastebasket. Take shorter showers. Install water-saving shower heads or flow restrictors. Take baths. Turn off the water while brushing your teeth. Turn off the water while shaving. ***Energy Saving Tips: Utilize Natural Light. Turn Off Lights and Electronics When You Aren't Using Them. Replace Traditional Light Bulbs with LEDs. Get a Smart Thermostat. Ensure Your Home is Properly Insulated. Put Decorative Lights on a Timer. Identify and Unplug Energy Vampires. Reduce Appliance Use. Use Less Hot Water.

This is such a fun and interesting art gallery to visit when visiting Las Vegas…read more The paintings from modern-day artists on display here are AMAZING, colorful, and creative. All art on display is for sale in this gallery. Prices are clearly posted on each piece. The gallery staff, which was only one very friendly and welcoming young lady (Kayla Ibsen) was AMAZING!! She took the time to explain several paintings to my family and me, as well as the work that went into certain pieces. Our visit here was fun, entertaining, and educational. I would visit this gallery again in a heartbeat.

If you enjoy contemporary pop art and street art, this gallery is worth a visit. The collection is…read morecolorful, creative, and full of conversation pieces, from graffiti-inspired paintings to sculptures and mixed-media artwork. The monkey in the car and the restored phone booth especially caught my attention. I was honestly surprised by the prices. Some pieces were well into the five figures.

This place is a tourist trap disguised as a souvenir shop. Please be VERY careful shopping here. I…read morepurchased one item and was only scammed of a few cents, but it could have been more if I was buying more items. They tell you one price and show you that same price on the screen after ringing you up. But they charge your card MORE than what they tell you and show on the screen. I received two receipts for the same transaction with two different amounts, two different addresses, two different phone numbers and two different store names! This is intentional to avoid transparency. There are several of these stores in Vegas with similar names all owned by the same scammers. When I noticed the discrepancy in the amounts, I asked to void the transaction and they refused. I asked for my change and they refused. I asked for the owner and they refused to provide any information. Although it was a small amount, I disputed the transaction with my credit card company over the deception. In the attached photos, the register receipt fraudulently says my credit card was charged $4.32 and the credit card receipt shows my card was actually charged $4.49. THIS IS FRAUD AND IT IS ILLEGAL! You will definitely get overcharged here and they sell cheap useless crap that will break as soon as you leave, so shop at your own risk.

I really like the prices in this store better then any other in Vegas, Worlds Largest gift shop has…read moresame stuff for a higher price. I'd just like people like me to know this so I wrote this to help a brother out lol, take care.

It's always fun to stop in this beautiful little art gallery in the Bellagio hotel!…read more We were in for a bit of a sticker shock this time because there were no more discounts on the price to get in! The amount we paid had almost doubled up to $25 for a senior It's always a small but potent show at this gallery, and this one was no exception. It was beautifully curated and explained. It featured examples of animal mummies from ancient Egypt, as well as beautiful examples of Greek sculpture, and even early Christian sculpture. We also enjoyed the part of the show that demonstrated how x-rays were used to reveal what was inside the mummy wrappings of these beloved and revered animals. This gallery is like a mini-museum and is well worth the time to explore if you are in Las Vegas.

Date of visit: September 6, 2025…read more While I'm not the biggest art lover out there, I have an appreciation for art and support it in is various forms. Given all of the times I've been to Vegas, this is one thing that I had never seen and when I found a 50% offer for tickets, there was no better time to give the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art a try. What. A. Letdown. To call this a gallery is an insult to walk-in closets the world over, this space is easily one-third the size of most casinos High Limit Slots areas and really only takes 10-15 minutes to go through. American Duet: Jazz & Abstract Art was the focus of the gallery (now through 1/4/26) and it probably didn't help that this really was not my cup of tea, though the laughably small size of the "gallery" was really the low point. So very glad I did not pay $40 for the two of us to walk through this closet of art!

This is a super cool place, with very nice, real, loving people. When we walked in we felt…read morewelcomed, and were surprised at the variety. They have clothes, some really pretty pieces. They carry average through plus. My daughter is young and heavier, and thank heavens they have some really nice, upscale things! I didn't get to look around the book store. My Mom did, and said she'd like to again. The owners are the authors, and several workers are as well. When I go I plan to try the coffee shop. There are hand made candles, and there's some incense, perfume. I think it could all come together as they expand and grow. One star off because they didn't have anyone to get our package. That will change next trip, and next trip will be tomorrow because I have another package! Lol