Known as Mountain Shadows to Sun City residents, this is one of eight recreational clubs available…read morefor a variety of social, physical fitness and special events. Each has different attributes. Various clubs meet here, there are indoor and outdoor pools and jacuzzis; tennis; bocce ball; putting green and a gym with cardio, weight machines and free weights. Classes from Tai Chi to Yoga and Aqua Aerobics and even personal trainers are available for hire. Residents must check guests in to the gym/pool area. The locker rooms are spacious and well appointed. All pools and public areas are ADA setup for wheelchair access. There's a billiards room, specified spots for various activities (woodworking, arts etc) Meeting rooms are large and akin to most hotel/conference venues. Local government , public services and others come to meet with residents and advise on safety, community concerns, etc. This weekend, a juried Photography Show is open to the Public from 10-4 Saturday and Sunday. Practically any day or evening an event or soirée is underway. The activities security, convenience and social outlets the centers provide are a terrific asset to this age restricted (55+) community. Most can access any locations in their golf carts while enjoying their active retirement life. The community is patrolled 24/7 by Security. Yelp 100 Challenge

Senior active lifestyle. I absolutely love living in Sun City. There are townhomes and private…read morehomes. Stay as relaxed or as involved as you choose. This entire area is beautiful and well maintained.

Nuwu Art Gallery hosts Indigenous artists and community events year-round including markets of…read moreauthentic arts.

A safe space for all but especially indigenous peoples to authentically be ourselves. The gallery…read morecontinues to show phenomenal and diverse works. The studios have varied styles and host workshops and events. Nau mai, Haere mai He aha te mea nui o te ao He tangata, he tangata, he tangata

We had our end of the season celebration (YAY- UNDEFEATED) here but some of the Group got there…read moreearly. We had a few tables reserved for our large group. There were umbrellas on the tables, but if we wanted more shade, we'd have to go the covered area, which was far away. New: the payment area is a tent outside, at the side gate. This is cash only. This is super convenient. They put the bracelets on your wristlet. $8.00 for us three, which is pretty affordable. New: the Speaker was playing various tunes, which was nice. Aww man, the whistles; no one can be jumping on one another. Every few minutes a whistle was going off. The majority of the boys stayed in the Pool. I was half expecting to get thrown out. There are two slides, one is faster than the other one. Only little ones allowed in the Play Area. There were two breaks. They were giving out free sunscreen, which was also nice. I kept moving around, I'd be in the Pool, then I'd circulate within the group. I was hoping that it would stay overcast, but it didn't. Got really dark. It was nice to see the boys let loose, since on the field, they are all business. And to talk with the other Parents, about other things, not flag-football related.

There was a naked woman in the showers when it said swimmers only and she wasn't a swimmer and I…read morehad my 10 and my two 9 year old girls with me and the women was but naked they need to add a sign that they need to wear clothes

I visited the Pearson Community Center for an event and was blown away by the beautiful mural…read moreinside the building. I didn't even get to take a photo of it because I didn't notice it when I first walked in - yes, it was as if I was a horse wearing blinders. Anyway, when I went to use their restroom was when I actually noticed the beautiful artwork. I asked the beautiful lady at the front desk if it was a local artist who painted the murals. She said it was an artist from Los Angeles named Mike Norice. If you Google-search Pearson Community Center + Mike Norice, you'll see a few videos on this place. It was breathtaking to say the least. Just absolutely beautiful the work he did, which is called "Unsung Pillars of the Westside". There were other works of art (mixed media) throughout the lobby from community members that I found to be beautiful as well. While I was inside one of the rooms, the place did feel a bit warm - to be fair, the weather was around 115°. Anyway, I enjoyed what I saw but wished it were a little cooler in the side rooms.

This is a great place for the community. They have amazing classes at affordable rates! My children…read morehave somewhat grown up there and I've even started taking piano lessons as well. Check it out.

We had a return and a donation. Also checked out a couple of books too. Paid my late fine…read more We finally got to check out the Book store. Guess we usually come on a saturday, and it wasn't open. Pricing is very good. We didn't find anything. Has well-stocked shelves in many different categories, even foreign language items, which surprised me. I know some languages, other than English. But only fully fluent, about 80%, in one of my mom's languages (she knows four languages, fluently). Noticed that the display cases inside of the main lobby have been moved. This is a pretty large Library.

Been here a few times. A great place to find peace and serenity in the whole building. You find…read morethat immediately when you walk in. Very interesting decor, it was nice and cool inside. I was looking for a couple of books that they didnt have. They used to have more information lookup computers available in the past. I visited the art gallery for the first time. Nicely laid out. Couple of cool pieces. All in all a good visit.

My kids have been going here for years. Doing different sports and activities that facility offersread more

Me and my brother called, went, walk in tried all the possible ways to get in to use the basketball…read morecourt when no one is playing. staff NOT FRIENDLY at all they will say "oh group will come by today." "oh court is not available today." " oh, oh , oh i think staff all wanted to be singers like "oohhh ohhhhh." the center is use for all just a reminder. no one uses it then possible to close the center due to that. loses everyones jobs.

Everyone there seems friendly and willing to help. My mother has been there for over 2 years now…read moreand has made a lot of new friends. Sometimes when we go to visit she is busy with her friends and she doesn't have time for us which is what I was hoping for. Two years ago, I didn't think that was possible. When I have any problems I talk to the staff and they really try to fix them. . Definitely worth checking out.

My mother has been here for almost 4 years and she just turned 92. She is originally from Virginia…read moreand she just loves living here. My husband and I were taking care of her for the past 3 years at our house and it was getting too tough. After a couple of falls and with the crazy house of kids running around and my husband and I both needing to work, we knew we needed to find something better for her. After talking with her about it for a while she understood and agreed that it was the best thing for both of us. After a bunch of tears from both of us, we started looking around at places to live. We went and saw about 6 different places and my mom liked different things about each place. When we got to Chancellor Gardens my mom started smiling. She loved the way the entrance looked. The staff and the other people there seemed really happy and a few of them came up and introduced themselves to us. The man that took us around was really nice and was very helpful with telling us stuff we needed to know that noone else had mentioned. He gave us lots of good information about the VA pension that we now have for my mom that helps us be able to afford her living there. She has a really nice room on the second floor and she really likes the view. She is always outside or on the bus going on trips to the casino or shopping. Sometimes her friends come over to her place or she goes to theirs and they play cards together. Mom is starting to lose her hearing a little and the nurse there has been helping give us advice on how to handle her needs as they change. I don't think I could keep working full time, raise a family and still help take care of my mom if I didn't trust everyone there. Sometimes we just go out for lunch on the weekend or I bring her back over to our house and she is so happy. The doctor that comes to the place to see her is very nice and he is very helpful. He seems to genuinely care about her. Anytime I need help with something for her, the guy that runs the place is always there and willing to help. We had some family come in town to visit her a couple of months ago and they even let them stay in a guest room there so they could be with her while they were in town. I love where the building is located too. She feels safe and it is only a couple of miles from our house. We are all hoping she gets to spend the rest of her life there and she tells me she never wants to leave. That this is her home.

I went to the Clark County Amphitheater for the City of Lights Festival for the first time on April…read more25th and 26th of 2026! Attendees could park for free, and I loved the event! I couldn't ask for better weather: it was cool, cloudy, and breezy all weekend. The Amphitheater has a main stage at the front and a large screen to the left. The seating is on the grass or on concrete if you sit in the back, so they recommend bringing a low-back chair or a blanket to watch the concerts. I loved the picnic vibe. The VIP lounge had water, restrooms, seating, and charging plugs. They also had a wall to take photos in front of. I would definitely return to the Clark County Amphitheater! As long as the weather isn't baking, you should enjoy yourself!

We visited the Clark County Amphitheater to participate in the 2024 Las Vegas Brewfest on 10/19/24,…read morewith this being my third time attending. Having just completed my midterms, this was the perfect event to unwind after such a busy, packed week. My first and second time here, I had VIP tickets, but this time around I had general admission tickets because the price of the VIP tickets weren't really worth it. The Brewfest had lots of beer vendors (with many local breweries included, such as Able Baker and Crafthaus) and various food trucks. I lost track of how many beer vendors we visited, but we still had fun. I took my boyfriend with me, and this was his first time being here. A live band, a silent disco section, and DJ were also present at the Brewfest, with several local beer vendors surrounding them. The weather never felt so good for this festival. One food truck that made an appearance at the Brewfest was Empanada Factory, which we went to. I went to Empanada Factory for a Yelp Elite Experience last month and I had to try their delicious empanadas again. Many flavors were selling out quickly, but we managed to get a ham and cheese empanada for myself and a beef empanada for my boyfriend. These were incredibly delicious! The Brewfest began at 5:00pm for the GA (4:00pm for VIP ticket holders) and lasted until 9:00pm. We left about 40 minutes before the end just to beat the rideshare crowd, and getting one to and back was incredibly easy.

Last week I went to check out Lunar New Year Exhibition: Year of the Snake. It was very busy since…read morethere was opening reception was going on. I believe there was some friends and families of local artists that also attended the event. That must had been the reason for big crowd and loudness of the area. It did feel overcrowded so we did leave early but I did get to see all the arts in short time.

Annual Tamales and Mariachi festival at First Street school. I just walked to the Bonita Market to…read morebuy tamales. The grass is super wet and I've got mud all over my shoes. The City of LV should've placed vendors somewhere else.