Bazar Alley is a cool art display by local artists!…read more You'll find it in the back of Huntridge Shopping Center. There's good parking. Amazing wall mural is viewable from the side of Savers, next to Yukon Pizza, and near Capriotti's Sandwich Shop. It's a nice alley for an art walk and drive through, and it's Free!

We just drove by through this parking lot. It's a cool spot to checkout, but no need to go out of…read moreyour way to see it.

Downtown Vegas is filled with cool things. This is another example of the neat statues and objects…read moreto look at. This is a scene of a popular Rick and morty episode. It is in the center of downtown Vegas

If you're wandering around downtown Vegas, you can't miss the Snowball cat statue. It's this giant,…read morefluffy orange tabby with a huge smile that just screams good vibes. Standing there with his happy little face (I am guessing it's a boy cat, but who knows?), it's a total mood lifter amid the city's neon chaos. Snowball is an unofficial city mascot, especially to those of us creative types who frequent the downtown Arts District. Perfect for a quick selfie or just to take in some fun street art, Snowball's got a playful energy that makes it impossible not to smile. His tongue is sticking out and his squinting eyes have the cutest expression ever (and one that most cat parents will recognize). Snowball's oversized ears are the icing on the cake.  I love public art and I personally think it's worth the trip downtown to pay Snowball a visit. It's a fun, quirky statue that's free and open to all, 24/7.

Snowball is adorable! You'll find this delightful art work in Downtown Las Vegas Arts District, on…read morethe corner of 1st street and Coolidge. It's fantastic for photo ops!

Life as a short he shouldn't be so rough. That's a quote from the Wu-Tang clan and they have…read moredecided to mix this public art display of Linus from peanuts and decided to throw a Wu-Tang quote on it for more their songs. So awesome all around cause I enjoy both of those things.

The Honeypot is my favorite store to purchase my crystals and anything I need to make myself more…read morecentered and zen. This store has an amazing selection to choose from and staff who can help you to find what you are looking for. I recently purchased crystals to put in my cars for some good juju. You can find whatever you need - even if you are on a budget. The quality and selection of the Honeypot makes it my absolute favorite crystals and good juju store!

Bad vibes. Nasty woman working behind the counter. She was sitting behind the counter literally…read moredoing nothing, and she said she was too busy to answer any questions. I was the only customer in the entire store. Highly don't recommend if you want to keep good vibrations

CES has become a yearly tradition for me. I like to walk everything within a few days and I get…read morethousands of step in when I come here. Seeing technology constantly improving and getting more interesting is always fun for me. This is the type of conference that would be good for all just to see what's out there and what's coming next.

I enjoyed to see high tech and cool stuff there. I think this year was less companies. I didn't see…read moreanything surprised. Few years ago I saw very thin , super high resolution and transparent TV. I was very surprised it. I saw some upgraded one but not much changed. I didn't see google booth this year too. I hope next year is better.

Graffiti Art Gallery Alley is located in Downtown Las Vegas…read more The main alley starts on Commerce and Main Street, and goes from Charleston to Imperial. You'll find more graffiti art murals on Main Street and Casino Center. Graffiti Art is a free attraction. It's a nice self-pace walk through the alley and really intriguing art!

Graffiti Allie is a cool alley in downtown Las Vegas that I got to experience all the cool art…read morescenes and different things they had offered. I definitely recommend checking it out when you were in downtown Las Vegas.

Came here for a company party! we all had a blast. Music and atmosphere was great, the food…read moreprovided was pretty good too.

18b Las Vegas Arts District was created as an 18-block neighborhood to encourage art work. The…read more18-block includes Commerce Street, Hoover Avenue, and 4th Street. Independent business such as hair salon, vintage clothing, boutiques, antique shops, art galleries, breweries, and restuarants is a great addition to the neightborhood. The Artistic Iron Works on Charleston makes decorative metal designs and sculptures like tortoise, plants, horses, and dinosaurs, so cool! 18-blocks of the Arts District is amazing! Full of vibrant artwork, fabulous boutiques, galleries, great eateries, and coffee shops, it's a wonderful scenary and cool vibe!

This is another cool random statue that Vegas has all around the downtown area. It is a big iron…read moregiant about to get up off the ground. It was cool so decided to take a few pics and add it to yelp

I really enjoyed my time here My girlfriend is really into…read morestuff like this on vacation so I went along obviously When we showed up the o my thing that was a bummer Parking was expensive and drinks were way over priced for being in the middle of no where But the inside was really different and we did a basic glow optical illusion show And if your into aliens your going to love it here

It seems most of the lower rated reviews are for major events, and not the general area15…read moreexperience. This review is for the general experience. We did the lvl 3a experience pass and found it more than worth the price of admission. Omega mart was awesome. Interstellar arc was even better. Everyone should do interstellar arc at least once. Looking forward to seeing this technology grow and expand. We also did the Escape Game as our other premium experience, and it was also a good experience. The additional filler VR attractions were fun to do once each, but I probably wouldn't do just them. Omega mart, arc, and escape game made it worth it. Would gladly return for those.