Southern Nevada Art Museum opened a permanent fine‑art home at 1029 S. Main Street with a March 6 First Friday preview and a mid‑May grand celebration.

The Neon Museum will unveil the 17-foot Siegfried & Roy statue on April 24 and pair the display with oral histories that explore the duo’s place in Las Vegas history.

"Radiance Rising," a vibrant public art piece by Eric Vozzola based on a local song, adds a burst of creativity to Las Vegas' Hollywood Recreation Center.

The New Immersive Van Gogh exhibit at The Shops at Crystals closes this weekend; its companion wine‑comedy In Pour Taste is also leaving the venue.

Henderson City Hall is hosting "Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada," an art exhibition featuring Southern Nevada through the works of various women artists.

The Mob Museum opens a retail store at Harry Reid Airport, featuring a 1972 Jaguar XKE owned by John Gotti and providing interactive experiences, aiming to engage visitors with Vegas' organized crime history.

Las Vegas invites storytellers to participate in the "Statute of Limitations" StorySLAM event, with workshops and performances exploring themes of time.

Burning Man opened 2026 ticketing with a Sunrise Sale set for Feb. 4 and registration Jan. 26. Organizers added payment plans and expanded access after a chaotic 2025.

Las Vegas revealed a new art piece, "The Night We Met" by Krystal Ramirez, at the Civic Center, highlighting the city's neon and architectural heritage.

Joanna Drakos is named Reno's 2026 City Artist, set to influence the local art scene with her abstract works, starting with a solo exhibition at the Metro Gallery.

The Nevada State Railroad Museum reported another season of sold-out Christmas train rides, with a focus on both family fun and the educational value of rail history in Southern Nevada.

Boulder City announces a historic preservation workshop for residents interested in maintaining historic properties, providing access to experts and resources.

A nonprofit arts group has leased the former downtown cinemas at 814 S. 3rd St. and plans a multi‑venue incubator with theaters, studios and training programs.