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06/25/2026
A new place to make a splash. 💦
We celebrated the completion of a new Olympic-sized outdoor pool at Pavilion Center Pool Complex. The new pool will host swim meets and create even more opportunities for our community to dive in.
The pool officially opens for swimming June 29. 🏊✨
06/25/2026
The countdown to July 4 is on! 🇺🇸
Looking for the perfect spot to celebrate America's 250th birthday? ❤️ 🤍 💙
You’ll find everything from our very own Blast Off in the Basin at Buckskin Basin Park to a list of other spectacular fireworks shows happening in the city, including some taking place on other days ahead of our country’s big birthday. 🎆
So follow the link, make your plans now, gather your crew and get ready for a night to remember. 💫
06/25/2026
Big things are taking shape at the Nevada State Veterans Memorial.
The 18 larger-than-life statues are now in place, marking another major milestone since construction began earlier this year. The statues are of the American military service from the Revolutionary War through present day.
6105 N. Durango Drive📍
This expansion of Thunderbird Family Park is expected to be completed later this year and will stand as a lasting tribute to those who have served our nation.
Councilwoman Francis Allen-Palenske
06/25/2026
The original stuntman has officially landed in Las Vegas! 💫
We got a sneak peek inside the brand-new Evel Knievel Museum opening this Saturday, June 27 in the Las Vegas arts district!
Explore interactive exhibits, see authentic memorabilia, learn about Evel’s biggest triumphs and toughest crashes and get up close to pieces of history. 🚀
It’s all right here in downtown Las Vegas. No broken bones necessary! ✨
06/24/2026
Monsoon moisture is in the air! ⚡️
Every year in Las Vegas, we experience the North American Monsoon from mid-June through the end of September. The Monsoon brings the United States' two deadliest forms of weather—heat and flooding.🌦️
We stopped by US National Weather Service Las Vegas Nevada to talk summer weather danger in the desert and how you can stay safe: youtu.be/fnh0RJBgv0M
06/24/2026
Las nuevas actualizaciones de estacionamiento en el entrarán en vigor el 1 de octubre de 2026. 🚘 🅿️
Lea el artículo completo en lasvegasnevada.gov/conexion. 💻
06/24/2026
New parking updates will take effect in the 18b Las Vegas Arts District on Oct. 1, 2026. 🚘 🅿️
Watch to learn more. 👀
Read the full blog at lasvegasnevada.gov/connect. 💻
06/23/2026
Cornish Pasty Co. is a local staple in the 18b Las Vegas Arts District, but what goes into making this traditional British meat pie that dates back 700 years? 👀
We went into their kitchen and sat down with the owner to find out. 🤤
Looking to hear an inspiring story of courage, perseverance and hope? Join us for a special screening of "Wildfire: A Story of Resilience and Strength." 🎬
This award-nominated documentary shares the inspiring cancer journey of retired Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Chief David Washington and the strength that carried him through. ❤️
-Saturday, June 27, 2026 📅
-2-4 p.m. ⏰
-West Las Vegas Theatre, 951 W. Lake Mead Blvd. 📍
Celebrate the sounds, stories and cultural impact of African American music with an evening of fun, community and entertainment. 🎶
Join us later this week at the Historic Westside School campus for live music, dancing, trivia games, raffles, giveaways and light refreshments at a free and fun event perfect for your whole family. 💫
330 W. Washington Ave. 📍
Friday, June 26, 2026 📅
6-8 p.m. ⏰
06/23/2026
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06/22/2026