The Guide

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

The Grand Opening of the IndigenousAF store, along with Wai Gallery, will include a ribbon cutting ceremony, music and other performances, and food. They are, they say, the first authentic Native American arts retail store in Las Vegas. The gallery space, curated by Nuwu Art, will host fine art and rotating exhibitions highlighting Indigenous artists.

Over the past five years, the non-profit IAF Inc. has operated out of the Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center at 1331 S. Maryland Parkway, where the organization will continue to host art exhibitions, workshops, and community events, including Final Fridays and Indigemart pop-up marketplaces.

A group show by the students and alumni of UNLV’s Master of Fine Arts program. Their multimedia works shine a brighter light on the materials and process of creativity. More info here.

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

A group show by the students and alumni of UNLV’s Master of Fine Arts program. Their multimedia works shine a brighter light on the materials and process of creativity. More info here.

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

This exhibition of art by Nevada-based artist, writer, curator, and educator ¡Katie B Funk! runs through March 13. There will be a Gallery Talk and Artist Reception on March 10, beginning at 6 p.m.

¡Katie B Funk! is an internationally exhibiting artist, writer, curator, and educator. She says she was born on a Friday night under a waning crescent moon in South Bend, Indiana. She got the chance to haphazardly construct a double-bottled tornado maker in preschool - a project that remains a pivotal core memory. Once a pile of Barbasol shaving cream was plopped in front of her to play with in the early days of kindergarten, ¡Katie B Funk! knew that making things out of something else was all she wanted to do in life.

This exhibition of art by Nevada-based artist, writer, curator, and educator ¡Katie B Funk! runs through March 13. There will be a Gallery Talk and Artist Reception on March 10, beginning at 6 p.m.

¡Katie B Funk! is an internationally exhibiting artist, writer, curator, and educator. She says she was born on a Friday night under a waning crescent moon in South Bend, Indiana. She got the chance to haphazardly construct a double-bottled tornado maker in preschool - a project that remains a pivotal core memory. Once a pile of Barbasol shaving cream was plopped in front of her to play with in the early days of kindergarten, ¡Katie B Funk! knew that making things out of something else was all she wanted to do in life.

This exhibition of art by Nevada-based artist, writer, curator, and educator ¡Katie B Funk! runs through March 13. There will be a Gallery Talk and Artist Reception on March 10, beginning at 6 p.m.

¡Katie B Funk! is an internationally exhibiting artist, writer, curator, and educator. She says she was born on a Friday night under a waning crescent moon in South Bend, Indiana. She got the chance to haphazardly construct a double-bottled tornado maker in preschool - a project that remains a pivotal core memory. Once a pile of Barbasol shaving cream was plopped in front of her to play with in the early days of kindergarten, ¡Katie B Funk! knew that making things out of something else was all she wanted to do in life.