Renowned architect Frank Gehry passed away at 96 after a short respiratory illness. He was known for distinctive designs like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and was honored with numerous awards.

Las Vegas presents "The Afterparty", an art exhibit by Deborah Newman and Kat Ryals, exploring the city's glitzy façade and transient revelry. The free exhibit runs until January 23, 2026, at the Historic Fifth Street School.

Tymara Walker, a backing vocalist for Gladys Knight and Chaka Khan and a familiar voice on the Las Vegas Strip, died suddenly at 47 while traveling with her son.

Clark County exhibits "The Choices of Man Through the Lens of the Holocaust," reflecting on moral choices during the Holocaust and urging people to act against injustice.

Las Vegas invites entries for the 2026 Helldorado Days Parade on May 9, offering cash prizes for schools and artists showcasing the city's spirit and history.

Las Vegas renamed West Viking Road to Penn & Teller Court in honor of the magic duo's 50-year career and long-term residency at the Rio Hotel & Casino.

Groundbreaking occurred for the Lone Mountain Nevada Temple, with construction following legal approval despite residents' concerns over regulations. The temple won't feature the Angel Moroni statue, adhering to local light ordinance amendments.

"Henderson Creates" art exhibit features local employee art at City Hall until Dec. 18, with opening celebrations already held and open visitation during business hours.

Las Vegas unveils "Star Child," a 7-foot-tall statue symbolizing hope and healing in its Medical District, highlighting a commitment to integrating art and health.

Ex-governors Richard Bryan and Bob Miller will share memoirs at the politically flavored Las Vegas Book Festival on October 18, offering insights into Nevada's political history.

The Neon Museum restored the Dunes Hotel sign, with a public lighting scheduled for September 26. The sign's revival honors Las Vegas history and is celebrated with a ceremony.

Beatles legend Ringo Starr makes Las Vegas history with simultaneous art exhibition and music shows at The Venetian this September.

Las Vegas Book Festival returns October 18 at Historic Fifth Street School with free admission and full day of author discussions, workshops, and literary activities.