This is another great example of public art in Downtown Vegas. It is bright and full of color. We…read morewere down there exploring the area and came across this cool mural. It is located next to many of the other local downtown murals in town. Gods Touch Mural is a nice touch to the ever growing public art scene

Another awesome public our display that I found while we were in Las Vegas. We had a great time…read moreexploring and seeing all the sites and sounds of Vegas and they have a lot of good public art to check out while you're in the area

Downtown Vegas has so much to offer in the mix of public art. This is the Fremont woman and she is…read moreon the side of a wall in the downtown area for all to see. Nice pretty mural to check out

DT Alley is a unique hidden gem in Downtown Las Vegas!…read more There's several art murals and interactive displays from various local artists. You'll find them on Carson and 6th street, near Las Vegas Blvd and Fremont. The alley was once a dumpster with trash everywhere. One of the founders started to make a change, and years later the alley is transformed into a welcoming space of art, which includes the Queen of Hearts and Alice in Wonderland. The place is described as a community space that "creates new experiences incorporating art and interactivity for locals and visitors through the use of murals, sculptures, innovative landscaping, and multiple intereactive moments." There's a wonderful mural of Tony Hsieh (1973-2020) as well as a Family 'Ohana mural, which is inspired by the founder as a tribute to families around the world. The interactive experience is a nice touch and includes a unique puppet theatre. And the alley library is very cool! The concept of take a book, leave a book is awesome!

I came upon this new public art space looking for a mural honoring the late Tony Hsieh, Zappos…read morefounder. To get to see the murals, there really is no street address. Halfway between Las Vegas Boulevard and and 6th Street along Carson, there is an alley which is the gateway to this public art. There are actually three ways of getting here--the one described and two others. Since the two alleys form a T, you could walk from Fremont Street halfway to Carson and that's a way in or you cold come from Fremont Street on 6th halfway to Carson and enter there. The alley extends north halfway to Fremont Street although you cannot see Fremont from the alley. It is, in fact, two alleys. The entrance from Carson goes to another alley that is perpendicular and this other alley also has public art in both directions. To my surprise, I see two women working to clean an area of the alley. I think they were volunteers. We chatted some and they made sure I didn't trip over their hose. One of the murals explains the dT-Alley and some of the things you'll see as you walk along. Artists are selected. It is not an area where just anyone can go and do a mural. I found the quality of the murals to be quite high and I chuckled when I saw the give/take library, the Puppet Theatre, and other areas like that. There are planters that are also painted. In reading their website, this is the first alley revitalization project in Las Vegas and the area opened in February. I took a lot of photos and enjoyed my Saturday morning walk. It's a great way to see some local color if you're in the downtown area. I could have put many more photos but it would take away some of your surprise if you visit. Suffice it to say, the photos I posted are only a fraction of the art there.

Sightseeing in Las Vegas, Nevada…read more.. I had just finished showing the Praying Mantis at Container Park to my roommate. It's awesome! We were driving down Fremont Street towards The Fremont Experience when I commented on how beautiful the lights are... some are suspended across the street in a zigzag fashion and other lights come from neon signs... Like this "VEGAS" sign! Downtown Las Vegas is really historic and unique!

Look at this awesome looking sign. Vegas has so many cool landmarks and public art. We had such a…read moregood time exploring and seeing the vegas sign was awesome. Great mark to find and see when in the area.

My wife and I were out exploring looking around seeing all the different public art. Came across…read morethe DTLV dueling hearts mural. This is downtown Las Vegas is with a DTLV stands for and it's just one of the mini public art this place they have down there

Downtown Las Vegas was filled with so many different murals in public or displays. I had to take…read morepictures of so many different ones in at so many of them to help there's another cool one that I really enjoyed and has a good positive message

The Las Vegas Showgirls Sign is an homage to the Las Vegas of old and is located more towards the…read moredowntown area of Las Vegas on a quiet and more seedy part of the Las Vegas Strip. It is not far from the Strat and again, offers us a glimpse into what Las Vegas was and I found it an interesting walk from my hotel. As I said, it does get more seedy down this area, homeless people sleeping on the street close to the sign, but I am glad that I came to check out this sign. If you are in the area, go check out this sign and take a moment to think of how Las Vegas once was.

Public Art in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada…read more.. Driving past this Landmark on Las Vegas Boulevard, I remembered that there was a check-in for the Las Vegas Showgirls Sign. I yelled out to my passengers (who are Yelp Elites from Honolulu) that this is an important site! I slowed the car down so that they could take photos for me! Thank you so much! I think we should return, get out of the car, and take different photos with the dice in the foreground and the poker chips on the sides!