A fun souvenir store located in the airport. If you're unable to make it to the museum itself this…read moreis a great spot to grab a few souvenirs and memorabilia from. I definitely recommend going to the museum, it's a lot of fun and has a ton of great things inside to look through and read. It's full of very interesting history. The store is located inside of the airport and has some of the things that you'll find in the museum and a few fun extras for consideration. They do have a more limited selection than what's available in the gift shop at the actual museum due to airport restrictions, but overall a great store. Overall: A Fun, but small, souvenir shop inside of the airport that nods back to the museum located on the main strip.

Fun little stop with a mix of Mob Museum merchandise and classic Vegas souvenirs. Lots of playing…read morecards and casino-themed gifts. I picked up a gold slot machine pen...definitely cheesy Vegas, but that's exactly why I liked it.

A new addition of things to check out in Vegas. The art director Anthony was nice to share what to…read moreexpect in each room and tour around the exhibit. The lights, art and sound were amazing. This is the first exhibit featuring the story of Leonardo Da Vinci. I enjoyed the third room the most. The 3D art and sound effects make it come to life as you are centered in the room. It is still fairly new and worth a visit. They seem to be working on the back doors and are making some changes. It would be nice if they added a restaurant or lounge area inside, but they do sell small merchandise after the exhibit.

Perception Las Vegas is the newest immersive experience to hit The Strip and a must see! The…read moretechnology used is state of the art and transports you into an a psychedelic version of the world of Leonardo da Vinci and his art! An electric mix of sound, lights and art - this place is so cool! From the moment you enter you are greeted by an incredible staff ready to guide you through this experience. I also learned so much about da Vinci - He was also an incredible architect! Attn: Parents, this is the perfect place to bring your kids! I highly recommend you check it out, and bring friends and family!

The Will Edwards Show is one of Las Vegas's Best kept Secrets. Shhhh! dont tell anyone…read more Mr. Will Edwards is really funny. I loved his show because he really knows how to connect with the audience and make you feel like your part of his show. He brings local talent to his show, which is also a plus. If your in Vegas, you definitly dont want to miss his show. Great place to unwind and laugh till your heart is content!

Very funny show, it truly is a talk show in las Vegas, and he gives away a lot of stuff, and plays…read moregames with the audience. I would go back...its great for locals

We came all the way from Florida to attend this food and wine affair. It was amazing. I had never…read morebeen to this type of event before so I didn't have a point of reference. But this was a at the Belaggio! It stands to reason it was amazing. We opted to buy the early admission, meaning, we got to come in an hour earlier than general admission. The friend who organized this trip suggested we do this. Frankly, for my part I didn't need it. I'm a pretty small person so I get full very quickly. I was full before the hour was up! Price wise, I believe the difference is substantial, but I don't remember quite well. Anyway, I would up just walking around waiting for my food to go down, next thing I know, it was 20 minutes before closing. I didn't drink a lot either. My bad though, there was plenty to eat and drink. The food I did try was great. LOTS of tuna tartare. In any way you can imagine! There was lots of sea food. Not a lot of dessert, which was a little disappointing. A booze infused ice cream, and Firefly had some dessert as well. Everything was so good though. Would I do it again? not in Vegas, I would try somewhere I don't have to buy a flight and hotel LOL. South Beach or Palm Beach. I now have a point of reference and it's a pretty high bar to reach.

This is for the 2014 event. Full disclosure - my friend hooked me up with tix, so I didn't pay for…read morethis event. Event started at 7pm sharp and we were near the front lining up about 15 min early. Things started out disorganized due to the box office failing to stamp people's hands when they picked up tickets from the box office. The old lady in front of me was about to flip out when they said we had to go downstairs and get back in line. Thanks to her for pitching a fit because they just ended up giving people their wristbands anyway. The event is spread out among the Palazzo's various pools - some booths were pretty hidden, and space was cramped at times. I kept waiting for some drunky to accidentally (or intentionally) push another drunky into the pool, but it didn't happen in the 2hrs I was there. It really was the perfect venue since most of their walls had ledges that served as tables and seats. The timing was also awesome - started a little before sunset and the weather couldn't have been more perfect. I only had a few drinks - there were some pretty unique cocktails like a li hing mui one w vodka and spicy mango margarita. The drunk, pushing and slow moving crowd was getting on my nerves after the 2nd person spilled sh*t on me so I decided to stay soberish before I started getting belligerent. Alcohol was everywhere with just 1 place with beer, but lots of cocktails and wine to choose from. You could easily just drink your money's worth here in 3hrs if you wanted to. Now for the food! It felt like a big chunk of the booths were Venetian restaurants. Understandable since they were hosting, but I'm surprised at the lack of variety - 3 of their restaurants had nearly identical looking dishes with different proteins. And Buddy V's serving grilled Italian sausage w peppers was lame. They have the name brand already, but they could maybe try to impress people by actually cooking something. There was a ton of food and I was surprised how ridiculously big most of the portions were, I really shouldn't complain about that, but I only want an easy to eat bite or 2. If I like it, I can always get more, but since the majority was pretty mediocre, I ended up throwing away a shameful amount of food (as did most others). Being one of the first ones in may have also been a bad move. Our first hot dishes like Hubert Keller's sliders, meatloaf slider and clam chowder were all cold from sitting out - kind of makes me reconsider paying extra for VIP entry at similar events. So yeah majority of food was mediocre, with only a couple of things really standing out. My favorite was the Maine lobster tail w corn custard from chef Dave Middleton at the newly opened DW Brasserie (Daniel Boulud). Everywhere else lost a lot in taste and presentation just because of the bulk prep and rush. At the DW Brasserie table, every serving I saw was beautiful with perfectly cooked lobster, and delicious creamy corn custard topped with the sweetest corn I've ever had in my life. Their booth was surprisingly slow since it was in kind of a hidden spot, but more for me - I had 5 or 6 servings spread over 3 visits. I just kept coming back. They also had wrapped blueberry mini pound cakes that I had yet to try. DW was already on my list, but now I'm more motivated to go after this event. And the chef is super hot. I know a lot of people were there because they got the $60 tickets off groupon. It's definitely worth that, but I'd hesitate at the $105 for full price general admission. But I'm a little snobby and I'm more about quality than quantity. Unfortunately the quality just wasn't there, but you definitely won't leave hungry. It's a convenient opportunity to try some new places, although several restaurants that I know are great disappointed me with their offerings. So I'm not sure that I can say the event represents what they're capable of.

Run don't walk to the Office of Collecting and Design. Inside our beloved commercial center. It's a…read moretiny museum made of tiny collections by artist Jessica Oreck. It's truly amazing space of wonder and delight. Somewhere you could spend hours exploring. An artists dream space with tiny curations organized in the most beautifully chaotic OCD way. Go for inspiration and amazement. They are open by appointment daily OR open to walk ins on Wednesdays. They run off of donation and gift shop purchases. They also do a really cool flatlay experience by appointment. I would leave small kids at home (as a general etiquette rule) especially for this place because there are many breakable items.

I had a lovely time at OCD. If you love collections, miniatures, and interactive experiences,…read moreyou'll love this uniquely wonderful collection of curios and everyday objects. Jessica was a fantastic host for our visit and was very kind and easy to talk to. We had a splendid time taking in the collections and making our own flat lays. I have been obsessed with miniatures since I was a kid so exploring her space and collecting items to make my own flat lay image was a dream. We highly recommend you come visit and support her lovely museum if you're in Vegas and looking for something unique and interesting to do. That being said, I do not recommend you bring children to OCD. The museum is almost exclusively filled with small, breakable, swallow-able, and largely irreplaceable objects. This is an experience fit for adults who are into the niche of oddity collections and who will respect the museum property!

Some places change your mood; the Las Vegas Showgirl Museum changed the way my heart beats. I…read morewalked in expecting a quirky detour from the chaos of The Strip...and instead found myself spiraling into a glittery, high-camp fever dream of joy, history, and pure theatrical devotion. Grant Philipo--museum founder, curator, storyteller, historian, showgirl whisperer--welcomed us at the door with the warmth of an old friend and ushered us into a universe built from sequins, feathers, rhinestones, and decades of showbiz mythology. Every costume, every headdress, every story is a love letter to the icons who defined Las Vegas glamour. Grant's passion is infectious. His knowledge is staggering. And his reverence for the showgirl legacy is so sincere that I audibly gasped multiple times throughout our tour. This isn't a museum--it's a pilgrimage. Hot tip: block out an entire day for the tour, because you'll want to savor every last morsel of Grant's stories.

What a rare privilege to visit this amazing collection of Las Vegas Showgirl costumes, jewelry and…read moreaccessories. This is truly like stepping back in time to the glory days of Showgirl reviews in Sin City. Located in the massive luxury home of veteran fashion designer Grant Philipo, this is a MUST SEE museum. It is impossible to convey the depth and details of this collection without seeing them in person. No other venue in Las Vegas recalls the mystique and splendor of the "Rat Pack" years. This is like the "Mob Museum" for fashionistas. Just go; trust me, you will be absolutely BLOWN AWAY!

My husband and I planned our anniversary around this foodie event and it was phenomenal. We're…read morealready planning on going back if they hold it next year, it was just beyond words amazing. This spectacular event was held around the pools of the Palazzo hotel and featured 75 restaurants and beverage companies offering small plates of savory gourmet food, beer, wine, cocktails and desserts for one all inclusive price. From well known restaurants like Tao and B&B Ristorante to smaller establishments like Herbs & Rye, this event had a wide variety of offerings to please every foodie! From octopus, to Forbidden Rice to every kind of steak you can imagine, our taste buds were not disappointed! Restaurants included: AquaKnox B&B Burgers & Beer B&B Ristorante Blue Martini Lounge Bouchon Buddy V's Burger Bar Canonita Canyon Ranch Grill Carmine's Carnevino Culinary Academy LV db Brasserie Delmonico Steakhouse DolceVita Gelato Envy Steakhouse Ferraro's Gilley's Hash House a Go Go Herbs & Rye Il Mulino Illy Coffee Lagasse's Stadium LAVO Lyfe Kitchen McCormick & Schmick's Mint Indian Bistro Origin India Otto Enoteca Pemberton Distribution Company Phil's Steakhouse Postrio Public House Seafood Shack Simon Restaurant & Lounge South Italy Imports Southern Wine & Spirits STK Stoli Strip House Sushi Roku SushiSamba Table 10 TAO Asian Bistro Texas de Brazil The Bourbon Room The Capital Grille VOSS Water Wirtz Beverage Nevada Zine Noodles Dim Sum Beverages were provided by: Wirtz Beverage Nevada Brands Include: Brown-Forman, Diageo, Jackson Family Fine Wines, J Lohr, Kobrand, Stella Artois, Rum Chata/Tippy Cow, Infinium Spirits, Proximo, Tito's, William & Grant, Bacardi, Voss Water.

When people think of Las Vegas, they immediately picture the strip-glitz, glamour, flashing lights…read moreand a bajillion things vying for your attention. But there's more to Vegas than that. The locals know where to go for good food and authentic experiences that don't necessarily revolve around sex or gambling. The arts district is rough around the edges, just like Kimberly mentions in her review. It's not the polished, high brow experience some might be after, but a real, artistic space where creativity flows wildly. There is street art, murals on buildings and eclectic sculptures that make your head tilt sideways when you look at them. As with any art, some of it will appeal to you, others will not. And that's the point!

The Las Vegas Arts District is what Vegas looks like when it drops the act and shows you something…read morereal. No casinos, no over-the-top polish, just a stretch of the city that feels creative, a little chaotic, and very much in transition. Let's be honest, this area is still very rough around the edges. You'll see new construction going up, condos and lofts trying to push the neighborhood forward, but it hasn't fully arrived yet. There's a mix of cool and unfinished, curated and gritty, and you feel that contrast the second you step into the area. The shops reflect that energy. Boutiques here push the boundaries, not polished or traditionally classy, but full of personality. There are a lot of vintage and memorabilia shops, but they're not random or cluttered. The selections feel curated, intentional, and a little unexpected, which is exactly what makes wandering through them interesting. It's not for everyone, especially if you're looking for a clean, luxury experience. But if you don't mind a little edge and you like discovering places that feel different from the usual Vegas formula, the Arts District is worth exploring. It's still evolving, and that's part of the appeal.