New Las Vegas City Hall Located at 495 S. Main St.
The new Las Vegas City Hall is now open after years of planning and construction. The project came in at a cool $146 million in a state-of-the-art facility on Main St. downtown Las Vegas. Click here to view an earlier construction photo of City Hall.
Photo by: LasVegas360.com
On March 1st-5th, scooters invaded Las Vegas in an event called the “High Rollers Weekend”. This Vegas scooter rally started as a lark in 1999 with only a handful of people test piloting the concept. But the following year High Rollers Weekend was officially born. Quickly it grew and gained national recognition having UK’s Scootering Magazine attending and writing up the 2001 rally. In 2003 it became the biggest rally in the USA with 350+ British flying over and 500+ Americans in attendance. Each year it has moved and morphed much like the city itself.
Website: http://www.lvscooterrally.com
Vegas Streats event photos on March 10, 2012
Vegas Streats March 10, 2012
Vegas Streats will be holding their 1 year anniversary celebration this month on March 10, 2012 across the street front of El Cortez Hotel. Vegas Streats has weathered the hot summer and cold winter, now it springtime the weather is just getting nice. See you there, 6pm – 1am.
Featured Food Trucks: Slidin’ Thru, Funnel Cake Cafe, Tasty Bunz, Grouchy Johns, Love Grub, Sno Ono, Engin 1 Pizza, Hauling Balls, Rusty Pickle and Pop’s Cheesesteak Truck.
Website: vegasstreats.com
Twitter: @vegasstreats
Interior photos of Reynolds Hall at the Smith Center for Performing Arts. Click to view hi-resolution versions.
Photos by: LasVegas360.com
Date Taken: 3/2/2012
The Smith Center - Reynolds Hall- Interior (click to view hi-res)
Panorama view of the interior of the Smith Center for Performing Art in the 2,050-seat Reynolds Hall. The above photo is from the second level balcony at the back of the room.
Troesh Studio Theater - Interior (click to view hi-res)
Troesh Studio Theater is ideal for rehearsals, children’s theater, community events and private social gatherings.
Colored Pipes, 80 in all, is by Tim Bavington (click to view hi-res)
Artist Tim Bavington’s creation was inspired by American composer Aaron Copeland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” musical score.
The Smith Center - views from the new City Hall's parking garage (click to view hi-res)
Photos by: LasVegas360.com
Date Taken: March 2, 2012
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