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Some changes are happening this summer as the Neon Museum in Las Vegas announced new hours for this time of year.
These new times will go into effect July 1, 2020, due to the city's extreme heat this season.
4 p.m. until midnight
sunday - monday
Visitors can book a visit up to a month in advance, as spaces can be limited.
The new hours can change anytime due to large bookings, or photoshoots, and tickets start at $20.
This exhibit is also home to some of Tim Burton's original art.
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The Las Vegas Raiders are receiving backlash from fans and pro athletes, including NBA star Lebron James, for a tweet made following the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial.
The tweet, which reads "I Can Breathe," references George Floyd's final words, "I can't breathe," which he said more than 20 times while Chauvin pressed his knee on his neck.
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This is real???? Nah man this ain’t it at all. The F^%K!!!! 🤦🏾♂️ https://t.co/f44D7OQWfo— LeBron James (@LeBron James)1618986982.0
Despite being asked by many to take it down, team owner Mark Davis told ESPN he does not plan on deleting it.
"Today was a day where I can breathe, and we can all breathe again because justice was served," he said. "But we have a lot of work to do still on social justice and police brutality."
Davis also says he was inspired to make the tweet by Floyd's brother, Philonise, who told reporters "Today, we are able to breathe again" shortly after the verdict was read.
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis Police Officer accused of murdering George Floyd in 2020, was found guilty of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter.
The COVID-19 pandemic put an end to music festivals last year, but one is planning a comeback this fall and bringing superstar Billie Eilish along for the ride.
The annual Life Is Beautiful music festival in Las Vegas is officially scheduled to happen September 17-19, which lines up with Dr. Anthony Fauci's prediction of normal life returning by late summer or early fall.
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The lineup is sure to draw a crowd, as it featured big names such as Green Day, Tame Impala, A$AP Rocky, and HAIM.
On top of the stacked music lineup, the festival will also feature world-famous comedians, guest speakers, and numerous colorful art installations.
The festival has not announced how many people will be able to attend the festival, but it was able to draw a massive crowd of over 150,000 guests in years prior to the COVID-19 pandemic according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Early bird tickets have already sold out but normal tickets are scheduled to be available for purchase starting March 12 at 10 a.m. PT.
Despite the global pandemic, resorts and casinos in Las Vegas are still going all out with their holiday decor this year in the most dramatic of ways, which is fitting because, well, it's Vegas, baby.
It's flashy, it's bright, it's Christmas, Vegas-style, everywhere, just fantastically splattered all over these casino grounds.
Here's how some of the most popular Las Vegas resorts, casinos, and landmarks are celebrating the holidays in 2020, despite (gestures vaguely to everything).
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The Bellagio Hotel and Casino debuted its annual holiday decor on Monday, calling it "Hopeful Holidays." The fantastical display, which features four different "holiday traditions," will be up through January 2021.
The Bellagio's majestic Conservatory and Botanical Gardens area, where the decorations are set up, is free to the public and it is...very pretty.
The Aria has set up a total winter wonderland situation in its lobby, with the centerpiece being a house made of actually edible ingredients.
It's called the "Sugar Palace" and it's 15-feet tall and glows blue and white.
The decadent Wynn hotel has also decorated its grounds with holiday cheer literally everywhere, transforming its atrium into a total winter wonderland.
The centerpiece of it all is a display of six mini villages with the theme being "Gulliver's Travels."
The Tropicana is looking as festive as ever, giving off cute little vintage vibes with its tree and general essence.
The Linq Promenade shopping center has decorated to the max, complete with a gigantic, colorful Christmas tree.
The Forum Shops at Caesar's Place are decked out with Christmas decor, as well, making it even lovelier than usual, complete with lit up garland all over the place as well as a 40-foot-tall tree.
Fremont's iconic 50-foot-tall tree is up and decorated as heck, as of December 9 when the annual tree lighting ceremony was held. On December 10, there will also be a lighting ceremony for a 20-foot-tall Grand Menorah in celebration of Hannukkah.
It's truly the most wonderful time of the year in Sin City, and somehow, also the flashiest.
