Life is a symphony! Let the music flow and make you float. This little park is located beside the Smith Center and a cool spot for family gatherings and activities. The Discovery Museum is located on this property too, it's a must see . They have various high end places to eat if you want a "great meal." One thing to consider is they have a Starbucks, so your best of caffeinating fun can be fulfilled . The day and nights are young so let's get out and get our steps. As you walk lots of furry friends are out enjoying their daily routines. A lot of individuals call this place home, with condos all around us . This is where they just come to play in the public square and space . Make sure and greet others and wish others rainbows and blessings of joy. All along as you walk through the grass the day and night pass us by, let's get in tune with nature and explore the best practices of nature and harmony . Look it's nature or a created place of nature for us to gather. Enjoy ! read more

Symphony Park - Let the world hear the tunes! - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Cute little park in the heart of culture, music and arts center's I do photography, my photos came out great! read more

Symphony Park - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The park is currently closed for maintenance and entire place is fenced off .

Stopped here sponstaneoulsy with my lovely grown up daughter, after dropping off the other half to the downtown casino. She mentioned a social media post about Symphony Park and yay, I get to be the very first to take a photo with her (not with her BF & her friends. (This means alot to me., hehe.) Located in Downtown Las Vegas, we first drove around looking for parking, as they had an event coming up that evening, we discovered the public parking nearby and luckily it was a Sunday, the gates were up, super yay for free parking! I love this cute small park, first was colorful rocks now its colorful tubes! I just love the beautiful colors, so colorful and trying to take all kine photo opts with my daughter. The other half was missing out! We took a stroll around the park and loved observing the beautiful plants, there are a few florals ones, trendy lights and statue. Very nice spot to hang out longer but, we needed to head off to go do some shopping! Symphony Park is a 61-acre site located in downtown Las Vegas. Once housing a Union Pacific rail yard. Symphony Park is home to the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, Smith Center for the Performing Arts and the Discovery Children's Museum. Lots of new development coming up for Symphony Park, Marriott Convention hotels, luxury condos, new shops, restaurants, I can't wait to see what's in store for Symphony Park. Don't forget to walk over, across from Symphony Park to check out The Smith Center. read more

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This is a 5 star public park. Well, I thought it was a public facility. There's a sign saying it's the property of the Smith Center. Unfortunately, the Security needs a teachable moment. I live nearby and was visiting with my dog. I was told by security that the park is not for the residents next door. WTF? read more

Nice small park. I and my dogs enjoyed the park. It was just too bad I was there and started taking pics and Indian groups goes in front of my camera and it was wedding pics. The lady who seems like a cameraman told me they will do reception in 10 min so just 10 min for photo shoot. Of course I'm ok since it's their wedding day and I was waiting with my dogs. Who is pissed by interrupted your photo shoot over wedding day although I was there first??? I was waiting and waiting. I parked my car at meter so I had limited time. They took wedding shoot for 40 min and after that they started taking pics individually. Hello? I was waiting for you guys!!! Get out when you guys are done!!! Finally they were out of my pics and I only took 5 min to take pics. Fuck my luck!!!! read more

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This is a nice small park. It has many cool things and displays to check out. e really enjoyed the colorful display of the art projects. IT is pleasant and open spaced park to enjoy. read more

Beautiful piece of green in the middle of the city, right next to the Smith center. Around is all construction for new apartment buildings. Just grass and some art nothing more. read more

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This is a small park directly across from the Smith Center, which is a solid spot for some reflection and rest, especially if you're living the busy Downtown lifestyle. Symphony Park isn't so much a park but a large patch of grass with a few benches to sit on, string lights for nighttime hangouts. Come here during the mid to late afternoon and catch up on some of that sun before it disappears behind the mountains, then at night snap some great selfies in front of the rainbow art installation. Party park, this is not, but some peaceful family or friend time? You've found it. read more

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Symphony Park is a small but beautiful park located right next to Smith Center. There's a well maintained patch of grass, a couple of benches, and string lighting overhead that really sets the tone of this hip park. Of course, the standout here is the colorful art fixture that makes an appearance in so many professional photography sessions. I've always wanted to visit Symphony Park specifically just to see this art piece, and now I can happily say I finally have. YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2017: #21 read more

Symphony Park - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

SOOOO DARN PRETTY!!! I wish I lived closer to here to just walk, bring the nephew/niece or just take the dogs. I love Vegas and Vegas life but, lets be honest and say that all the casinos and Strip madness can get old and played out. Being here at Symphony Park makes me feel like I'm in LA or SF just enjoying the outdoors and culture of the city. Especially when it's next to the beautiful architecture of The Smith's Center. Ugh, I'm so in love with that building and it's Great Gatsby feel. The park alone is strewn with lite lightbulbs on lines that go from palm tree to palm tree and it's sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo profile picture worthy! Along with the various art lying across the grounds. Came here during sunset and it was perfect. No filter needed. Can't wait to have a picnic here! read more

Symphony Park - Rise and shiiiiine - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Nice little park in the middle of down town stop by for a photo and take in the sights.

"There's an old voice in my head "That's holding me back "Well tell her that I miss our little talks" "Soon it will all be over, and buried with our past "We used to play outside when we were young "And full of life and full of love" "Some days I don't know if I am wrong or right. "Your mind is playing tricks on you my dear" "'Cause though the truth may vary "This ship will carry our bodies safe to shore" "Hey! "Don't listen to a word I say "Hey! "The screams all sound the same "Hey!" --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Hey! I have never seen anyone actually play here. Is it really a park if no one plays there? Love, love, love. The insidious figures behind the creation of this park took tax dollars -- our tax dollars -- and built this park on our land. I do not possess any empirical evidence, but it would not surprise me one bit if it were certain, specific contractors that they -- wink, wink -- knew would do the job especially well. Probably met at church, ya dig. I digress. --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- I have enjoyed the following "firsthand experience[s]" at Symphony Park: (*waves at flaggers.) 1. I have parked at the complimentary lot and walked to the park and sat down on a bench. 2. I have also parked at the bike rack and walked to the park and sat down on a bench. 3. I have also strolled from DLV -- access gained thanks to the City Hall parking bridge -- and walked to the park and sat down a bench. Benches are hard and not very ergonomically designed, especially if one does not have a flat ass. 4. Sometimes -- but not always -- I take a brief sip of water from the bubbler (that is Boston-speak for drinking water fountain). It is never cold. --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- The two acres of Donald W. Reynolds Symphony Park exist thanks to tax dollars, and therefore it is a public park. Public. Public. Therefore, what are these rules? They can order anyone to leave for any reason at any time? Is this still America? Is this a public park or not? Do we still have an ACLU chapter in this state or did they leave us to the wolves? There is a long, storied history in this town to criminalize the indigent. There were all manner of ordinances passed by individuals in power to remove other individuals without power from our society. individuals who had and have as much of a right to be here than you, or me, or the fat cats who are expropriating wealth in capital cronyism/corporate-welfare to their friends and family, the real welfare queens of the valley. (Get a job.) Which begs the question: when should they be able to remove individuals from a public park? Well, if they are holding an event like The Tempest. That is understandably necessary. (And The Tempest was utterly outstanding.) However, that is not exactly the language being displayed on the signage at Symphony Park. It states that they can remove anyone for any reason, willy-nilly. Well, tax dollars paid for this damn land; so, follow the U.S. Constitution or give us our tax dollars back so we can build a real park where everyone is welcome to love and live and love. --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Rating: Two-stars, "Meh. I've experienced better." (The Tempest was very good though.) --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Hey! http://media.lasvegassun.com/media/pdfs/blogs/documents/2009/07/20/upcomplaint0720.pdf read more

Though we are tourists, we frequently visit the Smith Center in order to attend performances in the Cabaret Jazz and Reynolds Hall. On our most recent trip we saw the Frankie Moreno show in the beautiful and intimate Cabaret Jazz on a Friday evening. Arriving early allowed to walk around the Symphony Park and enjoy the many pieces of public art. read more

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A real park in Downtown Vegas? Pretty much. Just imagine this is the east coast and you could be in Central Park. Just without the people! Great spot for photos too, with the green grass and unique art (that mutilcolored pipe thingy is pretty cool). Culture has arrived Downtown, surprise your visitors with a trip here and they will thank you. read more

Beautiful, quiet and very clean little park. Nice place to have a nice lunch, or to walk around. Not your typical park with swings and a playground, but large enough to have your kids run around. read more

This park is barely a park, I did not realize how small it was until I got there! Like previous reviewers have stated, it's a nice place to sit if you are in the area. Calling it a park seems kinda misleading though, perhaps it should've been named Symphony Square. The artwork is pretty, especially the colorful pipes! And the chiming clock tower from the smith's center sets a charming scene. However I was disappointed because even though I knew it would be on the small side (to say the least) I was still expecting to do my walk. Boy that was a short walk. It was worth the trip to see it once but I most likely won't be back as I am rarely downtown. read more

Lovely park with close proximity to the Smith Center (the reason to go). Not a place to visit just because, but maybe if you are in the area, going to the World Market Center, or to the Lied Children's Museum, or the Smith Center for a show (or cabaret). Good photo opp in front of the multi-colored sculpture or other landmarks around. Not many people lounging about, so you should have it to yourself. read more

If you are in search of a park for your kids to play in with playground equipment...this isn't your place. BUT, if you're looking for a peaceful sit down with a dozen of donuts from some donut shop in downtown...lol...then you've found it. It's not a big park. However, it's a nice park to watch your kids frolic around. Layout a small blanket or sit at a bench and just chill. Like, literally just chill. It's nice to have a spot in the valley where you feel you can do that. I love everything about Symphony Park and I love that it sits next to The Smith Center because it creates this not-so-in-Las-Vegas vibe. Grab your kids, fave book, some lunch or snacks, and roll on over if you just want some chill time. It isn't a busy park. Everything we have gone we have either been the only ones there or by the time we leave a couple people roll on. Side street parking available. Oh, and don't expect a bathroom as there isn't any. Enjoy! read more

beautiful spot for a picnic. They also have music playing and its a great well groomed space. If the weather is right I can only imagine how much fun could be had here! They do concerts here and it seems like a perfect spot for an outdoor concert. Everything associated with the smith center always stuns me, and Symphony park is no different! read more

We had our 1st Quarter All-Hands meeting in the Smith Center (which was just lovely) then had a gorgeous happy hour in Symphony Park. I had never been to this area and was so pleasantly surprised to see such lush green beauty inside of this wonderful desert city. I loved the space, the gorgeous artwork and statues and how food trucks will pull up to provide you with delicious nourishment. :) read more

Such a wonderful gem in the middle of downtown Vegas! It's a beautiful park with bright sculptures and green grass. I was visiting Vegas and staying downtown on Fremont Street. Symphony Park was a great escape for a morning run destination. If you live in Vegas, definitely check out this up and coming area. It's so wonderful to see the city taking the resources to create pleasant little pockets of loveliness! read more

Symphony Park is a nice place to enjoy the outdoors during intermission at the Smith Center, or for your work's happy hour, if you work where I work. :) read more

Came here for the 4th of July Philharmonic fireworks. While we loved the fireworks display, it happened 30-35 later than the advertised time. Too hot to be waiting outside. Hopefully they work out the kinks for next year's show. read more

Symphony Park looked magnificent yesterday when the building was decorated with gigantic USA flags in crimson red, white and blue. I had to get up close with my camera to capture the way the flags were created. The weave of the fabric for the flags was so large. A family of four in the crowd in front of me drove as far away as El Paso, Texas to hear the speakers. Symphony Park has always been an outstanding structure, but with the lighting set just right with the giant American flag, shaded colors of light and the stage for Hillary Clinton's speech, the tone was set for Catherine Cortez Masto's introduction with Congresswoman Dina Titus. Symphony Park never looked so impressive as the building did yesterday. Children and parents were visiting the Children's Discovery Museum. There were plenty of parking. Support staff brought ice cold bottles of water out to crowds standing in line. The skyline looked nice with the Plaza Hotel and Fremont Street Experience hotel casinos in the background of the stage with speakers. read more

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I use Symphony Park for a stop over on my 20 or 40 mile bike rides. I stop there, drink some water chill out on the grass for a minute, it's a nice place read more

World class entertainment! Stunning inside and out! So happy Las Vegas has this wonderful place of artistic culture!

Such a beautiful park!! It's a good spot for taking pictures because of the rainbow poles. Also a great place for pets. So peaceful at night