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Office Locations

LAS VEGAS, NVRainbow Main Office

500 N. Rainbow Blvd., Ste. #100, Las Vegas, NV 89107

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Brent Thurman Way Branch

6180 Brent Thurman Wy., Ste. #160, Las Vegas, NV 89148

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Eastern/Flamingo Branch

4040 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. #180, Las Vegas, NV 89119


HENDERSON, NVSt. Rose Branch

2450 St. Rose Pkwy., Ste. #150, Henderson, NV 89074


MESQUITE, NV736 W. Pioneer Blvd., Ste. #101, Mesquite, NV 89027


PAHRUMP, NV2281 E. Postal Dr., Ste. #9, Pahrump, NV 89048


ContentsLAS VEGAS VALLEY INFORMATION

Climate & Population ......................................................4Demographics ..................................................................5Zip Code Map ..................................................................6Newcomer Resources .......................................................7Utility Information ...........................................................8DMV/ Voting ....................................................................9Employment ...................................................................10Transportation ................................................................ 11Housing ..........................................................................12Museums/ Galleries .......................................................13Libraries .........................................................................14Hospitals ........................................................................15Churches ........................................................................16Youth Activities ..............................................................18Senior Services ...............................................................19Parks ...............................................................................20Outdoor Recreation Activities ........................................21Golfing ...........................................................................22School Facts ...................................................................23Private Schools & Higher Education .............................24Hotels & Gaming ...........................................................25Sports .............................................................................26Shopping Malls ..............................................................27Entertainment .................................................................28

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Climate & Population

Climate Information from www.rssweather.com. Population Information from www.quickfacts.census.gov. All information above deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

limate & Population for Las Vegas/Clark County

2,147,641POPULATION

Las Vegas was ranked 5th as the most pop-ulated US city at 2.2% (2015 vs. 2014) andis showing no signs of slowing down thanks to our year-round climate, high growth econnomy and job opportunities.

Las Vegas averages over 300 days of sun per year. The drier climate has been noted for its health benefits. Las Vegas weather is known for the hot summers, moderate winters, warmth, light and enjoyable climate. Las Vegas living is enhanced by predictable, consistent weather patterns. Usually, the weather comes from the West Coast. It will bring occasional clouds and moisture from the south or north. Residents generally can count on dry air for weekend adventures.

CLIMATE

Source by: United States Census Bureau

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Demographics

DClark County Population 2,147,641

Median Household Income $48,866Median Age of Adults 38.2%Newcomers 38.7%Females 49.9%Males 50.1%Children (under age 18) 23.8%Adults (over age 18) 76.2%Retiree-Male/Female Ratio 0.92%Persons per Households 2.7%Persons per Household/Retirees 2.0%Homeowner Household 81.6%Renter Household 39.1%Persons per Household 2.7 %Other (Voters/Non) 31.7%Registered Democrats 43.8%Registered Republicans 25.3%

Household Income Median Household Income $52,865Under $15,000 11.5%$15,000-$24,999 10.3% $25,000-$49,999 26.2%$50,000-$99,999 32.6% $100,000-$149,999 12.1%$150,000-$199,999 4.1%$200,000 and over 3.2%

Marital StatusNever Married 33.9%Married with Spouse 41.1%Separated 6.3% Divorced 13.3% Widowed 5.4%

Age for Household18 or younger 23.8% 18-24 9.2%25-34 14.5%35-44 14.1%45-54 13.3%55-64 11.6%65 and over 13.5%Average Age 38 Sources: Clark County, Nevada; US Census Bureau; Nevada State Demographer

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RaceWhite 44.3%Hispanic/Latino 30.7%Black/African American 10.6%Asian 9.5%American Indian/Alaska Native 0.4%Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.7%Other or More Than One Race 3.7%

EducationPublic School Enrollment 319,713Public Schools 356Public School Annual Budget $2.4b High School Graduates 30.2%Some College, No Degree 22.2%Associate Degree 9.0%Bachelor’s Degree 22.7%Graduate or Professional Degree 9.4%

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HELPFULPHONE NUMBERS

Las Vegas Metro

Chamber of Commerce

www.lvchamber.com702-641-5822

Clark County Animal Control

www.clarkcountynv.gov702-455-7710

City of Las Vegas Arts & Community Events

www.artslasvegas.org702-229-6511

Clark County Recorders Office

www.clarkcountynv.gov/recorder702-455-4336

College of Southern Nevada

www.csn.edu702-650-2276

Department of Motor Vehicles

www.dmvnv.com702-486-4368

Emergency

911Non-Emergency

311

Job Hotlines

City of Las Vegas: 702-229-6346Clark County: 702-455-3174

Henderson Chamber of Commerce

www.hendersonchamber.com702-565-8951

Clark County School District

www.ccsd.net702-799-5000

Library District

www.lvccld.org702-734-7323

Newspapers

Las Vegas Review Journal:

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McCarran Int’l Airport

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www.nellis.af.mil702-652-1110

Parks & Recreation

702-455-8200www.clarkcountynv.gov/parks

Regional Transportation of Southern NV

702-676-1500www.rtcsnv.com

Social Security Administration

www.ssa.gov1-800-772-1213

US Postal Service

www.usps.com1-800-275-8777

Voters Registration

www.clarkcountynv.gov/vote702-455-8683

Time & Temperature

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas

www.unlv.edu702-895-3011

Thomas and Mack Center

www.thomasandmack.com702-895-3761

T-Mobile Arena

www.t-mobilearena.com702-692-1300


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TRANSFERRING UTILITIES

ELECTRICNevada Energy 6226 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146 702-402-5555 nvenergy.com

GASSouthwest Gas Corporation

5241 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89118 877-860-6020 swgas.com

TELEPHONE, TV, AND/OR INTERNET AT&T 710 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89119 800-331-0500 att.comCentury Link 2340 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-244-8005 centurylink.comComcast 2-690 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 855-819-2014 comcast.comCox Comm. 4072 Blue Diamond Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89139 702-383-4000 cox.comDirectv 6165 Harrison Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89120 801-473-2128 directv.comDish Network 3580 S Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 702-446-0977 dish.comSprint 1040 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-209-0757 sprint.comVerizon Wireless 9985 S. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89183 702-263-6577 verizonwireless.com

WASTE DISPOSALRepublic Services 770 E. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89104 702-735-5151

republicservicesvegas.com

WATERLas Vegas Valley Water District

1001 S. Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89153 702-870-2011 lvvwd.com


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before you plan to move in. Plan to do this 2-4 weeks ahead of time. � � Be sure to ask about any set-up fees so that you are not surprised by your first bill. � � Give your old utility companies your new

address so they can reach you with the final bill. � � Keep your new utility company information

accessible in case of any issues. � � Find out if you are due any deposits from your

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Page -10-Employment

EMPLOYMENT CARDS/CERTIFICATIONIf you are hired in a food and beverage or child care position, you must obtain a health card from the Southern Nevada Health District. If you are hired in the hotel or gaming industry, some positions are required to have a Sheriff’s Work Card. A referral from the hotel/casino is required in order to get the Sheriff’s Card. If you handle or work directly around liquor, you are required to have an Alcohol Education Card.For information about obtaining a:�� Sheriff’s Work Card: 702-828-3271; www.lvmpd.com�� Health Card: 702-759-1000; www.southernnevadahealthdistrict.org�� Alcohol Education Card (TAM): 702-545-6664;

www.tamnevada.com/alcohol-awareness-class-enrollment

Sources: Clark County, Nevada; US Census Bureau, Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, etc.All information above deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

JOB SEARCH RESOURCESThe Las Vegas Review-Journal includes a section with employment opportunities. Call 702-383-0400 to order a newspaper subscription or visit www.lvrj.com online job listings. Also, major hotels/casinos all have job lines.

JOB LISTING WEBSITES IN THE LAS VEGAS AREA

Las Vegas Area Job Listings

www.lasvegasjobs.comLas Vegas Employment Guide

lasvegas.employmentguide.comLas Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce

www.lvchamber.com/employmentNevada Career Information System

www.nvcis.intocareers.org

NV Dep’t. of Employment, Training & Rehab

detr.state.nv.us State of Nevada Department of Personnel

dop.nv.govNevada Job Connect

www.nevadajobconnect.comNevada’s Job Exchange

http://www.americasjobexchange.com/NV/state-jobs

mploymentEE Las Vegas is rated the 3rd fastest growing private sector employment inthe country, after Utah and Florida, growing at 3.8%. Gaming, Las Vegas’ trademark industry, has served as the catalyst for the lion’s share of the Valley’s growth and economic success. From finance to construction and retail to service, Las Vegas’ tourist and entertainment venues and hotel and casino resort properties promise a steady demand for jobs as well as create a wealth of new business opportunities.

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ibrariesL

Libraries

ALEXANDER LIBRARY

1755 W. Alexander Rd., NLV702-633-2880

ALIANTE LIBRARY

2400 W. Deer Springs Wy., NLV702-839-2980

BOULDER CITY LIBRARY

701 Adams Blvd., Boulder City702-293-1281

CENTENNIAL HILLS LIBRARY

6711 N. Buffalo Dr.702-507-6100

CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY

1401 E. Flamingo Rd.702-507-3400

ENTERPRISE LIBRARY

25 E. Shelbourne Ave.702-507-3760

GIBSON LIBRARY

100 W. Lake Mead Pkwy., Henderson702-565-8402

GREEN VALLEY LIBRARY

2797 N. Green Valley Pkwy., Henderson702-207-4260

HERITAGE PARK SENIOR FACILITY LIBRARY

300 S. Racetrack Rd.702-207-4258

LAS VEGAS LIBRARY

833 Las Vegas Blvd. N.702-507-3500

MEADOWS LIBRARY

251 W. Boston Ave.702-474-0023

MT. CHARLESTON LIBRARY

75 Ski Chalet Pl.702-872-5585

NORTH LAS VEGAS LIBRARY

2300 Civic Center Dr., NLV702-633-1070

PASEO VERDE LIBRARY

280 S. Green Valley Pkwy., Henderson702-492-7252

RAINBOW LIBRARY

3150 N. Buffalo Dr.702-507-3710

SAHARA WEST LIBRARY

9600 W. Sahara Ave.702-507-3630

SPRING VALLEY LIBRARY

4280 S. Jones Blvd.702-507-3820

SUMMERLIN LIBRARY

1771 Inner Circle Dr.702-507-3860

SUNRISE LIBRARY

5400 Harris Ave.702-507-3900

WEST CHARLESTON LIBRARY

6301 W. Charleston Blvd.702-507-3940

WEST LAS VEGAS LIBRARY

951 W. Lake Mead Blvd.702-507-3980

WHITNEY LIBRARY

5175 E. Tropicana Ave.702-507-4010

WINDMILL LIBRARY

7060 W. Windmill Ln.702-507-6030

Source: www.lvccld.org and www.hendersonlibraries.com. All information above deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

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ospitalsHHEALTH CARE

The medical community is well represented in the Las Vegas valley and can handle any medical situation presented.

There is a Class 1 trauma center located at the University Medical Center in Las Vegas and Sunrise Hospital recently received approval to build and staff another trauma center at their central facility. Quick care clinics are located throughout the city.

You are never far from a 911 response team in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas fire department maintains emergency medical technicians and paramedics that respond to all 911 calls.

For the dog lovers, we have severallocal veterinarian care and emergency animal hospitals for your family pets!

Hospitals

Boulder City Hospital

702-293-4111www.bchcares.orgCentennial Hills Hospital Medical Ctr.

702-835-9700www.centennialhillshospital.comDesert Springs Hospital Medical Ctr.

702-733-8800www.desertspringshospital.comHarmon Medical & Rehab Hospital

702-794-0172HealthSouth Rehab Hospital

702-877-8898www.healthsouthlasvegas.comHorizon Specialty Hospital

702-382-3155www.horizonspecialtyhosp.comKindred Hospitals:

Flamingo: ��ZZZ�NLQGUHGKRVSLWDOOYI�FRP Sahara: ��ZZZ�NLQGUHGKRVSLWDOOYV�FRP St. Rose: ��ZZZ�NLQGUHGKRVSLWDOOYGHOLPD�FRPLifecare Complex Care Hospital

Tenaya

702-562-2021ZZZ�OLIHFDUH�KRVSLWDOV�FRPMontevista Hospital

702-364-1111www.montevistahospital.comMountain View Hospital

702-255-5000www.mountainview-hospital.comNevada Cancer Institute

702-822-5439North Vista Hospital

702-649-7711www.northvistahospital.com

Progressive Hospital

702-862-4002Rawson-Neal Hospital

702-486-4400Southern Hills Hospital

702-880-2100www.southernhillshospital.comSpring Mtn. Treatment Ctr.

702-873-2400www.springmountaintreatmentcenter.comSpring Valley Hospital

702-853-3000www.springvalleyhospital.comSt. Rose Hospitals

San Martin/ De Lima / Siena702-564-2622www.strosehospitals.orgSummerlin Hospital

702-233-7000www.summerlinhospital.comSunrise Hospital & Medical Ctr.

702-731-8000www.sunrisehospital.comUniversity Medical Ctr.

702-383-2000www.umcsn.comValley Hospital Medical Ctr.

702-388-4000www.valleyhospital.netVegas Valley Rehab Hospital

702-735-7179VA/Las Vegas Hospital

702-791-9000www.lasvegas.va.gov

Veterinary Clinics/Hospitals

www.yellowpages.com/lasvegas-nv/veterinary-clinics-hospitals


outh activitiesYGENERAL

INFORMATIONA wide variety of activities and

organizations are available in the Las Vegas Area for youth. The City of Las Vegas provides a

guide of activities available on www.lasvegasnevada.gov

These activities include sports camps, kids camps, water days,

gymnastics and more. Activities are available for toddler age chil-

dren up to activities for young adults.

10,000 Kids

6450 E. Stewart Ave.702-387-1010www.10000kids.comBig Brothers Big Sisters of So. NV

2000 E. Flamingo Rd.702-731-2227www.bbbsn.orgBoulder City Youth Center

801 Adams Blvd., Boulder City702-491-3679www.bcnv.org/youthcenterBoys & Girls of So. NV

2850 Lindell Rd.702-367-2582www.bgcsnv.orgBoys Scouts of America

7220 Paradise Rd.702-736-4366www.scouting.orgBoulder City Parks & Rec.

900 Arizona St.702-293-9256www.bcnv.orgBoys Town Nevada

821 N. Mojave Rd.702-642-7070www.boystown.orgCity of Henderson Parks & Rec.

105 W. Basic Rd.702-267-4000www.cityofhenderson.comCity of Las Vegas Parks & Rec.

495 S. Main St.702-229-7529www.lasvegasnevada.govClark County Parks & Rec.

2601 E. Sunset Rd.702-455-8200www.clarkcountynv.govGirl Scouts of So. Nevada

2941 Harris Ave.702-385-3677www.girlscoutsnv.orgJunior Achievement of So. Nevada

7220 S. Cimarron Rd., Ste. #130702-214-0500www.jalasvegas.orgLas Vegas Youth Orchestras

900 Karen Ave., Ste. A-220702-945-7583www.lvyo.org

Little Angels Youth Services

220 E. Horizon Dr., Ste. D702-577-5977www.littleangelslv.orgNational Youth Sports Nevada

702-454-7863www.nysnevada.comNevada Partnership for Homeless

Youth

4981 Shirley St.702-383-1332www.nphy.orgNevada Youth Alliance

7380 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. #124702-393-6163www.nevadayouthalliance.orgNorth Las Vegas Parks & Rec.

1638 N. Bruce St.702-633-2418www.cityofnorthlasvegas.comSpread the Word Nevada

1065 American Pacific Dr., Ste. 160702-564-7809www.spreadthewordnevada.orgStreet Teens

5599 S. Pecos Rd.702-215-4173www.streetteens.orgThe Sun Summer Camp Fund

2850 Lindell Rd.702-253-2813Titan Youth Sports Foundation

6000 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. #14H702-272-0000United Way of So. Nevada

5830 W. Flamingo Rd.702-892-2300www.uwsn.orgWhite Horse Youth Ranch

8390 W. Windmill Ln.702-644-9177www.whyranch.orgYMCA of Southern Nevada

�YDULRXV�ORFDWLRQV��ZZZ�\PFD�QHWYouth With a Mission Las Vegas

522 W. Washington Ave.702-658-5450www.ywamlasvegas.org

(check local listings online for other youthsports organizations not listed)

ORGANIZATIONS

www.spreadthewordnevada.org

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enior servicesS

Senior Services

ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITIESArdiente

There are 30 fitness stations throughout the community as well as six different beautiful themed parks. 702-643-0226Heritage at Cadence

Newly luxury-living community is located right in Henderson, this community is close to stores, restaurants, casinos and the airport. 800-509-9720Lakeside Villas

Residents enjoy a friendly neighborhood atmosphere and the conveniences of nearby shopping, dining and entertainment. 702-493-8033Los Prados

Built around a larger than average Executive 18 hole golf course, the center piece of the development 12 miles from Center Strip. Many of the homes’ backyards in Los Prados face the golf course. 702-438-2007Promenade at the Meadows

Conveniently located to all services, it has a very secluded feel to it. Promenade has an impressive entry with a lake and waterscape. 702-493-8033Quail Estates West

Just a short drive to the LV Strip and all that Las Vegas has to offer, this quaint community offers indoor and outdoor year-round amenities to enjoy with your friends and neighbors. 702-367-1537Rancho Las Brisas

Located just across Tropicana Avenue from the exclusive masterplanned golf course community Spanish Trail. It is a fairly small gated community with a total of only 180 age restricted detached homes. As you enter Rancho Las Brisas, you are greeted with a view of the gorgeous pool and clubhouse area. 702-493-8033Siena

In addition to the golf course, residents will enjoy a wide array of amenities in the Village Center overlooking Lake Siena, elegant gardens, cascading waterfalls. 702-258-2500Silver Canyon

Offers the best of big-city living in a small town environment and in a quiet location for active adults. 702-515-4010Silver Springs Sterling

Built around an 18-hole putting green, you will sure be ready to hit the golf course. Residents enjoy all the indoor and outdoor physical and social activities year-round. Solera at Anthem

Perched 1,000 feet above the Las Vegas Valley in Henderson, its residents can enjoy both the beautiful views of the valley below and a variety of social amenities. 702-207-1402Solera at Stallion Mountain

Residents enjoy a friendly neighborhood atmosphere and all the benefits of country club living. 702-457-3113Sun City Aliante

20-acre Nature Discovery Park featuring a man-made lake with waterfalls and an archaeological themed play area. The north valley area offers a wide range of shopping and services, and the new Beltway makes connecting to in town shopping, entertainment, dining and services an easy proposition. 702-638-5065Sun City Anthem

Offers panoramic views of the mountains and the famous LV strip below framed by winding scenic trails. 702-270-7000Sun City MacDonald Ranch

At the base of the Black Mountains. Close to shopping and entertainment. 702-270-7000Sun City Summerlin

Many homes enjoy views of the fairways and the surrounding mountains. 702-966-1401Sunrise Villas

Large patios with pony walls that look out on a park like common area. The complex is almost within walking distance of the Boulevard mall and minutes from McCarran International Airport and the LV strip. 800-719-1420

ASSISTED LIVINGAs we age, we want to focus more on activities we enjoy than on the trivial ones. If you feel this way and you’re looking for an environment that will let you focus on the activities and people you enjoy, than assisted living is an option for you. It provides a home in which your medical aswell as general clean needs are managed for you.

HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERSAARP

877-434-7598www.aarp.org

Catholic Charities Senior Program

702-385-2662www.catholiccharities.com

Clark County

Public Guardian and Social Services

702-455-4332www.clarkcountynv.gov

Nevada Department of

Health and Human Services

Division of Welfare &

Supportive Services

702-486-9400www.dwss.nv.gov

Aging/Disability Services Division

702-486-3545www.adsd.nv.gov


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arksP

Parks

The Parks and Recreation Department

provides programs and facilities to

support citizens’ diverse interests in

parks, recreation and culture. The

department’s core services are dispersed

throughout the City to enable access

to all residents of the community from

toddlers to senior citizens. The three

core services are Administration and

Planning, Recreation Services, and

Parks and Facility Maintenance.

City of Las Vegas

Parks/Recreation/Neighborhood Services495 S. Main St.

702-2330www.lasvegasnevada.gov

Clark County

Parks and Recreation Department2601 E. Sunset Rd.

702-455-8200www.clarkcounty.nv.gov

Centennial Hills Park

Mirabelli Park

Lorenzi Park

For a complete detailed list of the City of Las Vegas Parks, Sports Complexes, Swimming Pools, Skate Parks, ActiveAdult/Senior Centers, Recreational Centers, Arts & Community Events, Galleries and more, go to:

http://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Find/parks_facilities.htm

All American Park *

Buffalo Dr./Oakley Blvd.

Aloha Shores Park

Buffalo Dr./Cheyenne

Angel Park

Westcliff Dr./Durango

Ansan Sister City Park

Villa Monterey/Ducharme Ave.

Baker Park

St. Louis Ave./10th St.

Barkin’ Basin Park *

Tenaya/Alexander

Bettye Wilson Soccer

Complex

Lake Mead Blvd./Tenaya Wy.

Bill Briare Park

Tenaya Wy./SummerlinPkwy.

Bob Baskin Park

Rancho Dr./Oakey Blvd.

Bradley Bridle Park

Horse/Bradley Rd.

Bruce Trent Park

Vegas Dr. /Rampart

Buckskin Basin Park

Gowan Rd./Tenaya Wy.

Cameron Comm. Park

Smoke Ranch Rd./Torrey Pines Dr.

Centennial Hills Park

Buffalo Dr./Elkhorn Rd.

Charleston Heights *

Maverick St./SmokeRanch Rd. Charleston Neighbor-

hood Preservation Pk.

Torrey Pines/Hyde Ave.

Children’s Memorial *

Gowan/Torrey Pines

Cimarron Rose Park

Ann Rd./Cimarron Rd.

Coleman Park

Daybreak Rd./Carmen Blvd.

Cragin Park

Fulton Pl./Hinson St.

Doc Romeo Park +

Cheyenne/Ronemus Dr.

Durango Hills Park +

Durango/Gowan

Ed Fountain Park

Vegas Dr./Decatur Blvd.

Essex/Charleston Lions

Essex Dr./Charleston Blvd.

Estelle Neal Park

Tropical Pkwy./Serene Dr.

Ethel Pearson Park

W. Washington Ave./D St.

Firefighters Memorial

Redwood St./W. Oakey

Fitzgerald Tot Lot

H St./Monroe St.

Floyd Lamb State Park

at Tule Springs

US-95/Durango

Garehime Heights Pk. +

Campbell Dr./Alexander Rd.

Gary Dexter Park

Trent Ave./Upland Blvd.

Gary Reese Freedom Pk.

E. Washington Ave.

Gilcrease Brother Park

Gilcrease Ave./Hualapai

Hadland Park

Stewart Ave./N. 28th St.

Heers Park

Torrey Pines/Smoke Ranch

Heritage Park

Las Vegas Blvd./Washington Ave.

Huntridge Circle Pk.

N. Maryland Pkwy./Franklin Ave.

Justice Myron Leavitt

Jaycee Comm. Park *

St. Louis Ave./Eastern

Kianga Isoke Palacio

Bruce St./Poplar Ave.

Lorenzi Park

Washington Ave./TwinLakes Dr.

Lubertha Johnson Pk.

Balazar Ave./Concord

Mary Dutton Park

E. Charleston Blvd./8thSt.

Mike Morgan Family

Bonanza/N. Sandhill

Mirabelli Park

Jones Blvd./US-95

Mountain Ridge Pk. +

Durango Dr./Elkhorn Rd.

Patriot Park

Thom Blvd. ofParson Elementary

Pioneer Park

Braswell Dr./Pioneer Wy.

Police Memorial * +

Cheyenne Ave./MetroAcademy Wy.

Polly Gonzalez Mem.

El Campo Grande/Bradley Wy.

Rafael Rivera Park

28th St./Stewart Ave.

Rainbow Family Park

Oakey/Rainbow Blvd.

Rotary Park

W. CharlestonBlvd./Hinson St.

Skyridge Park

Stange Rd./Cliff Shadows

Stewart Place Pk.

Chantilly Ave.

Stupak Park

Boston Ave./Industrial Rd.

Sunny Springs

Park+

Buffalo Dr./Golden Talon Ave.

Teton Trails Park

Whispering Sands/Bradley Rd.

Veterans Memorial

Fields

Alta Dr./Pavilion

Viper Lacrosse

Fields

N. Durango Rd./Tropical Pkwy.

Park *

W. Wayne Bunker

Family Park +

Tenaya Wy./Alexander Rd.

Wildwood Park

Shadow Mountain Pl./Wildwood Dr.Winding Trails

Fort Apache Rd./Warm Springs Rd.

Vegas Dr.

* Dog Parks+ Skate Parks

Woofter Park *

Rock Springs/

Douglas A. Shelby Park

Sandhill Rd./Washington

Majestic Park

N. Hualapai Wy.

Raptor Play Park

Tropical Pkwy./Durango Dr.

Clarence Ray Mem.

Washington Ave./Tonopah Rd.

Hualapai Park

Hualapai Wy./Alta Dr.


PARKS

For City of Henderson Parks, visit:http://cityofhenderson.com/henderson-happenings/facilities/recreation-centers

Sunset Park

Sunset Rd./Eastern Ave.

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utdoor recreation activitiesO

Outdoor Recreation Activities

EXTREME ADVENTURES

http://parks.nv.gov/smr.htm

AWESOME ADVENTURES

888-846-4747www.awesomeadventuretv.com

DESERT FOX HUMMER TOURS

866-985-4440www.desertfoxtoursinc.com

SKYWALK ODYSSEY TOURS

866-983-4279EAGLERIDERS/LAS VEGAS

888-900-9901www.eaglerider.com/lasvegas

800-596-2953www.escapeadventures.com

LAS VEGAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY

800-644-4444www.lvms.com

FLIGHTLINEZ BOOTLEG CANYON ZIP

702-293-6885www.flightlinezbootleg.com

LAS VEGAS HUMMER TOURS

866-627-4014www.lasvegasoffroadtours.com

LV GRAVITY ZONE SKYDIVING CENTER

702-456-3802REBEL ADVENTURE TOURS

800-817-6789www.rebeladventuretours.com

RICHARD PETTY EXPERIENCE

800-237-3889www.drivepetty.com

SINGLETRACK TOURS

702-421-7178www.singletracktours.com

SKY COMBAT ACE

888-494-5850www.skycombatace.comSKYDIVE LAS VEGAS

800-875-9348www.skydivelasvegas.com

THE SOARING CENTER

702-874-1010www.soaringcenter.net

VEGAS BALLOON RIDES

702-553-3039www.vegasballoonrides.com

VEGAS EXTREME SKYDIVING

702-254-8233www.vegasextremeskydiving.com

WORLD CLASS DRIVING877-597-6403

www.worldclassdriving.com

DAY TRIPSBonnie Springs Ranch/Old Nevada

An old western town, Red Rock Canyon is only 25 miles west of LV. If you want to see what the real LV was like, this is your chance! Western shootouts and historic tours feature a replica of an authentic 1880’s mining town. Also has a motel, restaurant, petting zoo, horse stables/riding, shops, activities, and a scenic tour from the Bonnie Springs Ranch train. www.bonniesprings.com Grand Canyon

The park consists of 277 miles of the Colorado River and its massive erosional effects on the surrounding landscape. The Grand Canyon can be enjoyed from either the south or the north rims. The Grand Canyon is located about 250 miles from LV.www.nps.gov/grcaHoover Dam

This National Historic Landmark since 1937 is to be considered the world’s largest dam, 2nd highest in the country, and 18th highest in the world! Forms between the borders of the Nevada and Arizona states. www.usbr.gov/lc/hooverdamLake Mead Cruises

The waters of Lake Mead are home to the the Desert Princess paddlewheel. Take one of their special cruises surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Lake Mead andHoover Dam with the champagne brunch tour, mid-day sightseeing tour, or the dinnertour. All aboard! www.lakemeadcruises.comOld Las Vegas Mormon State Historic Park

This historical park offers exhibits including remnants of the original adobe fort, exhibits and historic artifacts. www.parks.nv.gov/parks/old-las-vegas-mormom-fortMt. Charleston

Part of the Humbold-Toiyabe National Forest, this recreation area is located only 30minutes from downtown LV. Reaches a staggering height of 11,913 feet and is the 3rd highest peak in NV. Wintertime fun includes snow skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. Summertime offers a scenic drive, hiking trails, picnicking, camping, biking/horseback riding, or just a fun walk in the cooler temperature. A great getaway from the heat! Year-round has restaurants and lodging. www.gomtcharleston.comRed Rock Canyon

A scenic area of rock formations and desert with a 3,000-foot escarpment produced by a thrust fault. Red Rock Canyon has a Bureau of Land Management visitor’s center and is home to feral horses, wild burros, bighorn sheep, coyotes, and a variety of desert plant life. The sandstone cliffs at Bryce Canyon will impress you with their peculiar colors. Take a hike down into one of the canyons and watch as birds soar high above the pinnacles that surround you. www.nv.blm.gov/redrockcanyon Spring Mountain Ranch State Park

Located beneath the cliffs of the colorful, magnificent Wilson Range. Take a living history tour that views life at the ranch as it might have been, enjoy a musical from at the summer theatre, or enjoy the cooler temperature on a hike or at a picnic. www.parks.nv.gov/parks/spring-mountain-ranch-state-park Valley of Fire State Park

You can see some great sandstone formations as well as visible signs of ancient residents of the area in this park. Early evening light introduces you to colors you never knew existed. www.parks.nv.gov/parks/valley-of-fire-state-parkZion National Park

One of the most awe inspiring sights in the American Southwest. Featuring sky-high towers and cliffs of multicolored sandstone rocks, the 2,000 to 3,000-foot high canyon walls of Zion National Park were carved out over millions of years by trickling creeks and the rushing Virgin River. www.nps.gov/zion

NEVADA STATE PARKS


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Golfing

Aliante Golf Club

3100 W. Elkhorn702-399-4888www.aliantegolf.com

Angel Park Golf Club

100 S. Rampart Blvd.702-254-4653www.angelpark.com

Anthem Country Club

1 Club Side Dr.702-614-5000www.anthemcc.com

Badlands Golf Club

9119 S. Alta Dr.702-363-0754www.badlandsgc.com

Bali Hai Golf Club

5160 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-450-8191www.balihaigolfclub.com

Bear’s Best Golf Club

11111 W. Flamingo Rd.702-804-8500www.clubcorp.com

Black Mtn. Golf/

Country Club

500 Greenway Rd.702-565-7933www.golfblackmountain.com

Boulder City Golf Course

1 Clubhouse Dr.702-293-9236www.bouldercitygolf.com

Boulder Creek Golf Club

1501 Veterans Memorial Dr.702-294-6534www.bouldercitygolf.com

Canyon Gate Country Club

2001 Canyon Gate Dr.702-363-0303www.clubcorp.com

Casablanca Golf Course

1100 Hafen Ln., Mesquite702-346-6764www.casablancaresort.com

Cascata Golf Course

One Cascata Dr.702-294-2005www.cascatagolf.com

Cascata Golf Course

1 Cascata Dr., Boulder City702-294-2005

Conestoga Golf Course

1499 Falcon Ridge Pkwy., Mesquite702-346-4292www.conestogagolf.com

Coyote Springs Golf Club

3100 State Rte. 168, Coyote Spr.702-422-1400www.coyotesprings.com

Coyote Willows Golf Course

426 Hagens Alley, Mesquite702-345-3222www.coyotewillowsgolf.com

Desert Pines Golf Club

3415 E. Bonanza Rd.702-388-4400www.desertpinesgolfclub.com

Desert Willow Golf Course

2020 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy.702-263-4653www.desertwillowlasvegas.com

Dragon Ridge Country Club

552 S. Stephanie St.702-614-4444www.dragonridge.com

Durango Hills Golf Course

3501 N. Durango Dr.702-229-4653www.durangohillsgolf.com

Eagle Crest Golf Club

2203 Thomas Ryan Blvd.702-240-1320www.golfsummerlin.com

Falcon Ridge Golf Course

1024 Normandy Ln., Mesquite702-346-6363www.golffalcon.com

Highland Falls Golf Club

10201 Sun City Blvd.702-254-7010www.golfsummerlin.com

Lakeview Executive Golf Course

1471 E. Mt. Charleston Dr., Pahrump775-727-4040www.lakeviewgolfpahrump.com

Las Vegas Country Club

3000 Joe W. Brown Dr.702-734-1122www.lasvegascc.com

Las Vegas Golf Club

4300 W. Washington Ave.702-646-3003www.lasvegasgc.com

Las Vegas National Golf Club

1911 E. Desert Inn Rd.702-889-1000www.lasvegasnational.com

Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort

10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd.702-658-1400www.lvpaiutegolf.com

Los Prados Country Club

5150 Los Prados Cir.702-645-5696www.losprados-golf.com

Mojave Resort Golf Club

9905 Aha Macav Pkwy.702-535-4653www.mojavegolf.com

Mountain Falls Golf Club

5001 Clubhouse Dr., Pahrump775-537-6553www.mountainfallsgolfclub.com

NLV Municipal Golf Course

324 E. Brooks Ave.702-633-1833www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com

Oasis Golf Club-

Canyons & Palmer

100 Palmer Ln.702-346-7820www.theoasisgolfclub.com

The Club at Sunrise

5483 Club House Dr.702-813-6800www.theclubatsunrise.com

Red Rock CC-Public Arroyo

2250 C Red Springs Dr.702-258-2300www.thearroyogolfclub.com

The Revere Golf Club

2600 Hampton Rd.877-273-8373www.reveregolf.com

Rhodes Ranch Golf Club

20 Rhodes Ranch Pkwy.702-740-4114www.rhodesranchgolf.com

Rio Secco Golf Club

2851 Grand Hills Dr.702-777-2400www.riosecco.net

Royal Links Golf Club

5995 E. Vegas Valley Dr.702-450-8181www.royallinksgolfclub.com

Shadow Creek Golf Club

3 Shadow Creek Dr.866-260-0069www.shadowcreek.com

Siena Golf Club

10575 Siena Monte Ave.702-900-1742www.sienagolfclub.com

Southern Highlands Golf Club

One Robert Trent Jones Ln.702-263-1000www.southernhighlands.com

SouthShore Golf Club at Lake LV

100 Strada Di Circolo702-568-5800www.pacificlinks.com

Spanish Trail Golf/Country Club

5050 Spanish Trail Ln.702-364-5050www.spanishtrailcc.com

Stallion Mountain Golf Cub

5500 E. Flamingo Rd.702-547-6250www.stallionmountaingolf.com

Sunrise Vista Golf Club

2841 Kinley Dr. (NELLIS AFB)702-652-4497No Website Listed

Taylor Made Golf Exp.

6730 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-896-4100www.taylormadegolfexperience.com

TPC Las Vegas

9851 Canyon Run Dr.702-256-2000www.tpc.com/lasvegas

TPC Summerlin

1700 Village Center Dr.702-256-0111www.tpc.com/summerlin

Tuscany Golf Club

901 Olivia Pkwy.702-951-1500www.tuscanygolfclub.com

Wildhorse Golf Club

2100 W. Warm Springs Rd.702-434-9000www.golfwildhorse.com

Wolf Creek Golf Club

403 Paradise Pkwy.702-346-1670www.golfwolfcreek.com

Wynn Golf/Country Club

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-770-4653www.wynnlasvegas.comSources:

www.lasvegas.comwww.yahoo.com


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Clark County School District

5100 W. Sahara Ave.Las Vegas, NV 89146 USA

702-799-5000www.ccsd.net

Nevada law (NRS 392.040) requires school attendance between ages 7 and 18. Kindergarten is part of the regular school program. A child must be 5 years old on or before September 30 to attend Kindergarten and must be six years old on or before Sept. 30 to enter first grade. State law requires that a child must attend a state-approved kindergarten program or take a developmental assessment test to enter 1st grade.

To graduate from the Clark County School District, students must complete their required course work and pass the Nevada High School Proficiency Exams in reading, writing and math.

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SCHOOLSThe district operates 356 schools as of 2016

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The Clark County School District encompasses all of Clark County which covers 8,000 sq. milesin Southern Nevada. CCSD is the 5th largest school district in the country, educating almost 75% of all students in Nevada with enrollment in approximately 356 schools.

SCHOOL AGE ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS


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rivate Schools and Higher EducationPPRIVATE SCHOOLS

Private schools, known as independent schools, are not administered by local, state or national governments; thus, they retain the right to select their students and are funded in whole or in part by charging their students tuition, rather than relying on public (state) funds.

Besides the excellent public school system, Las Vegas private schools provides a wealth of knowledge to the expanding youth population. Las Vegas is contained within the tenth largest school district in the United States. Also, Las Vegas has 356 public schools.

Learn more about local private schools at:

www.localschooldirectory.com

Private Schools and Higher Education

HIGHER EDUCATIONThe higher education system of Nevada is composed primarily of public two- and four-year institutions, private four-year institutions, and two- and four-year for-profit schools. The largest college in the state is the College of Southern Nevada with over 37,000 students.

Colleges & Universities

The Art Institute 702-369-9944The Carrington College 702-514-3236College of Southern Nevada (3) Cheyenne Ave. Campus 702-651-4000 Charleston Blvd. Campus 702-651-5000 College Dr. Campus 702-651-3000Devry University Henderson 702-933-9700Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (2) England Ave. Campus 702-643-0762 Cheyenne Ave. Campus 702-643-0762Everest College Henderson Campus 702-567-1920Sanford-Brown College Las Vegas 702-990-0150International Institute of Management 702-515-7447ITT Technical Institute (2) Henderson Campus 702-558-5404 North Las Vegas Campus 702-240-0967Brightwood College 702-368-2338The Learning Center 702-320-8885LeCordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts 702-365-7690National University NV-Henderson Campus 702-531-7800Nevada Career Institute 702-209-0030Nevada State College 702-992-2000Pima Medical Institute 800-477-7462Professional Institute of Tech. LV-PITA 702-853-7482Roseman University of Health Sciences (2) Sunset Wy. Campus 702-990-4433 Discovery Dr. Campus 702-990-4433Sierra Nevada College 702-434-6599Touro University Nevada 702-777-8687University of NV School of Medicine 702-671-2230University of NV, Las Vegas 702-895-3011University of Phoenix (2) Breakthrough Wy. Campus 702-352-0401 Eastgate Rd. Campus 702-638-7279


otels & GamingHHOTELS/CASINOSAlexis Park All Suite Resort

375 E. Harmon Ave.702-796-3300Aliante Casino Hotel/Spa

7300 Aliante Pkwy.702-692-7777Aria Resort & Casino

3730 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-590-7111Arizona Charlie’s-Boulder

-Boulder Hwy. 702-951-9000-Decatur Blvd. 702-258-5200Bally’s Las Vegas

3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-739-4111Bellagio

3600 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-693-7111Boulder Station Hotel/Casino

4111 Boulder Hwy.702-432-7777Caesar’s Palace

3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-731-7110California Hotel/Casino

12 Ogden Ave.702-385-1212Candlewood Suites

4034 Paradise Rd.800-980-6467Circus Circus Hotel/

Casino/Park

2880 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-734-0410The Cosmopolitan of LV

3708 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-698-7000The D Las Vegas

301 Fremont St.702-388-2400Days Inn LV

3330 W. Tropicana Ave.702-740-0000Desert Rose Resort

5051 Duke Ellington Way702-739-7000Downtown Grand LV

206 N. 3rd St.702-719-5100Eastside Cannery

Casino Hotel

5255 Boulder Hwy.702-856-5300El Cortez Hotel/Casino

600 Fremont St.702-385-5200

Elara, Hilton Grande Hotel

80 E. Harmon Ave.702-669-6700Embassy Suites

-Conv. Ctr. 702-893-8000-LV Airport-So. LV Blvd.Encore at Wynn Las Vegas

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-770-8000Excalibur Hotel/Casino

3850 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-597-7700Fiesta Henderson

Casino Hotel

777 W. Lake Mead Dr.702-558-7777Flamingo Las Vegas

3555 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-733-3111Four Queens Hotel/Casino

202 E. Fremont St.702-385-4011Four Seasons Hotel LV

3960 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-632-5000Fremont Hotel/Casino

200 E. Fremont St.702-385-3232Gold Coast Hotel/Casino

4040 W. Flamingo Rd.702-367-0048Golden Nugget

129 E. Fremont St.702-385-7111Green Valley Ranch Resort

2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy.702-617-7777Hampton Inn Tropicana

4975 Dean Martin Dr.702-948-8100Hard Rock Hotel/Casino

4455 Paradise Rd.702-693-5000Harrah’s Las Vegas

3475 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-369-5000Hilton Grand Vacations Club

455 Karen Ave.702-946-9200Hilton Lake LV Resort

1610 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy.702-567-4700Hooters Casino Hotel

115 E. Tropicana Ave.702-739-9000Hoover Dam Lodge

1305 Highway 93, B.C.702-293-5000

Hyatt Place Las Vegas

4520 Paradise Rd.702-369-3366JW Marriott LV Resort

221 N. Rampart Blvd.702-869-7777La Quinta Inn/

Suites LV Airport

3970 Paradise Rd.702-796-9000The Linq Hotel/Casino

3545 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-731-3311Luxor Hotel Hotel/Casino

3900 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-892-7575M Resort Spa/Casino

12300 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-797-1000Main Street Station

200 N. Main St.702-387-1896Mandalay Bay Resort/

Casino

3950 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-632-7777Mandarin Oriental

3752 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-590-8888Mardi Gras Hotel/Casino

3500 Paradise Rd.702-731-2020Marriott

-Las Vegas 702-650-2000-Residence Inn 702-796-9300-SpringHill Stes. 702-433-5880MGM Grand Hotel/Casino

3799 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-891-1111The Mirage Hotel/Casino

3400 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-791-7111Monte Carlo Resort/Casino

3770 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-730-7777New York-New York

3790 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-740-6969Orleans Hotel/Casino

4500 W. Tropicana Ave.702-365-7111Palace Station Hotel Casino

2411 W. Sahara Ave.702-367-2411The Palazzo Resort

3265 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-607-7777Palms Casino Resort

4321 W. Flamingo Rd.702-942-7777

Paris Las Vegas

3655 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-946-7000Planet Hollywood

3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-736-7114The Platinum Hotel

211 E. Flamingo Rd.702-365-5000Plaza Hotel/Casino

1 Main St.702-386-2110Red Rock Casino/

Resort Spa

11011 W. Charleston Blvd.702-797-7777Renaissance Las Vegas

Hotel

3400 Paradise Rd.702-784-5700Rio Suite Hotel/Casino

3700 W. Flamingo Rd.702-252-7777Sam’s Town

5111 Boulder Hwy.702-547-1732Sante Fe Station

4949 N. Rancho Dr.702-658-8178Siena Suites Hotel

6555 Boulder Hwy.702-648-2100The Signature/

MGM Grand

145 E. Harmon Ave.877-612-2121Silverton Hotel/Casino

333 Blue Diamond Rd.702-263-7777SLS Las Vegas

2535 Las Vegas Blvd. So.702-737-2111South Point Hotel/Casino

9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S.866-796-7111Stratosphere Casino/Hotel

2000 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-380-7777Suncoast Hotel/Casino

9090 Alta Dr.702-636-7111Sunset Station Hotel Casino

1301 W. Sunset Rd.702-547-7777Super 8 at Ellis Island

4250 Koval Ln.702-794-0888Texas Station

2101 Texas Star Lane702-631-1000

Treasure Island

3300 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-894-7111Tropicana Las Vegas

3801 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-739-2222Trump Int’l Hotel

2000 Fashion Show Dr.702-982-0000Tuscany Suites/Casino

255 E. Flamingo Rd.702-893-8933Vdara Hotel/Spa

2600 W. Harmon Ave.702-590-2767Venetian Resort

3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-414-1000Westgate LV Resort

3000 Paradise Rd.702-732-5111The Cromwell

3595 LV Blvd. S.702-777-3777The Westin Lake LV

101 Montelago Blvd.702-567-6000The Westin LV Hotel

160 E. Flamingo Rd.702-836-5900Wynn Las Vegas

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-770-7000

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Sports

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An all female, amateur, flat-track roller derby league, celebrating their 11th season of roller derby in Las Vegas. They not only have traveling All-Star teams, but home teams as well. Derbys are held at the South Point Arena.

The Las Vegas 51s, formerly known as the Las Vegas Stars, are a minor league baseball team. They are the Triple-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. They play at Cashman Field (capacity 9,334) in Las Vegas. The team competes in the Pacific Coast League (PCL).

The Las Vegas Legends are an American indoor soccer team founded in 2012 as a member of the Professional Arena Soccer League. The Legends play the majority of their home games at the Orleans Arena.

Beginning in the fall of 2017, the new T-Mobile state-of-the art indoor, which is located on the Las Vegas Strip for the new NHL hockey team in town... a professional sports town! This 20,000 seat stadium is also a multi-use arena and will be able to host any type of arena entertainment, event, or professional sports, such as basketball, and of course hockey.

The Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl has a strong history of great football and an even better fan experience. Since1992, fans have traveled from their hometowns to root on their favorite team, along with taking in the Las Vegas experience.

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas’ sports teams are called the Rebels. The Rebels participate in NCAA Division I, the Mountain West Conference, and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. The school’s colors are scarlet and grey. The Rebels’ main rivals are the Wolf Pack of the University of Nevada, Reno. As the two major colleges in the state of Nevada, the schools celebrate a heated rivalry in several sports. The school has teams competing in football, basketball, baseball, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, diving, tennis and volleyball.

A Las Vegas iconic event known as the world’s richest and most prestigious rodeo, attracting the top 120 rodeo athletes in the world,competing in bull riding, bareback riding, calf roping, saddle bronc riding, team roping, steer wrestling, and barrel racing. This 10-dayevent runs each December and is held at the Thomas and Mack Center, at the University of Las Vegas.

FABULOUS SIN CITY ROLLERGIRLS

LAS VEGAS 51s

LAS VEGAS LEGENDS

NHL HOCKEY TEAM

ROYAL PURPLE LAS VEGAS BOWL

UNLV SPORTS

WRANGLERS NATIONAL FINALS RODEO


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hopping mallsS

Shopping Malls

Boulevard Mall

3528 S. Maryland Pkwy.702-732-8949www.boulevardmall.comCrystals

3720 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-590-9299http://www.simon.com/mall/the-shops-at-crystalsThe District at Green Valley Ranch

2225 Village Walk Drive702-564-8595www.shopthedistrictgvr.comDowntown Container Park

707 Fremont St.702-359-9982www.downtowncontainerpark.comDowntown Summerlin

Sahara Ave., & 215 Beltway702-832-1000www.downtownsummerlin.comThe Esplanades at Wynn & Encore

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-770-3403www.wynnlasvegas.comFashion Show Mall

3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-784-7000www.thefashionshow.com

Forum Shops at Caesars

3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S.877-427-7243http://www.simon.com/mall/the-forum-shops-at-caesars-palaceGalleria at Sunset

1300 W. Sunset Rd.702-434-0202www.galleriaatsunset.comGrand Bazaar Shops Las Vegas

3635 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-736-4988www.grandbazaarshops.comGrand Canal Shoppes/Venetian

3377 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-414-4525www.thegrandcanalshoppes.comLas Vegas Premium Outlets-North

875 S. Grand Central Pkwy.702-474-7500www.premiumoutlets.comLas Vegas Premium Outlets-South

7400 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-896-5599www.premiumoutlets.comThe Linq

3535 Las Vegas Blvd. S.800-634-6441www.caesars.com

Mandalay Place

3930 Las Vegas Blvd.702-632-9333www.mandalaybay.comMeadows Mall

4300 Meadows Ln.702-878-3331www.meadowsmall.comMiracle Mile Shops at Planet

Hollywood

3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-866-0710Mirage Street of Shops

3400 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-791-7111www.mirage.comThe Shops at the Palazzo

3325 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-414-4525www.grandcanalshoppes.comThe Shops at the Cosmopolitan

3708 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-698-7000www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.comTivoli Village

440 S. Rampart Blvd.702-570-7400www.tivolivillagelv.comTown Square Las Vegas

6605 Las Vegas Blvd. S.www.mytownsquarelasvegas.comVia Bellagio

3600 Las Vegas Blvd. S.888-987-6667www.bellagio.com


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AMPHITHEATERSBoulder City Library

701 Adams Blvd.702-293-1281Centennial Hills Park

7101 N. Buffalo Dr.702-229-6385Clark County Fairgrounds

1301 W. Whipple Ave.702-398-7480Clark County Amphitheater

500 S. Grand Central Pkwy.702-455-8200Clark County Museum

1830 S. Boulder Hwy.702-455-7955Craig Ranch Amphitheater

628 W. Craig Rd.702-633-2418Exploration Peak Park

9600 S. Buffalo Dr.702-455-8200Fox Ridge Park

420 Valle Verde Rd.702-267-4000Henderson Events Plaza

200 S. Water St.702-267-2171Henderson Pavilion

200 S. Green Valley Pkwy.702-267-4849Huntridge Circle Park

1251 S. Maryland Pkwy.702-229-6297Lone Mountain Park

4525 N. Jensen St.702-455-8200Mountain Crest

4701 N. Durango Dr.702-455-8200Nature Discovery Park

2627 Nature Park Dr.702-633-1256Sammy Davis Jr. Plaza

7700 Twin Lakes Dr.702-229-6385Silver Springs Park

1950 Silver Springs Pkwy.702-267-4000

Springs Preserve

333 S. Valley View Blvd.702-822-7700West LV Arts Center

947 W. Lake Mead Blvd.702-229-4800Western Trails

7500 Cameron St.702-455-8200Wetlands Park

7050 Wetlands Park Ln.702-455-7522Winchester Park

3130 McLeod702-455-8200A

AUDITORIUMSHistoric Fifth Street School

401 S. Fourth St.702-229-6469UNLV Performing Arts Ctr.

4505 S. Maryland Pkwy.702-895-2787West Charleston Library

6301 W. Charleston Blvd.702-507-3964A

THEATRESCashman Center

850 Las Vegas Blvd. N.702-386-7100Charleston Heights Arts Ctr.

800 S. Brush St.702-229-6383Clark County Library

1401 E. Flamingo Rd.702-507-3459College of So. Nevada

3200 E. Cheyenne Ave.702-651-5483Las Vegas Little Theatre

3920 Schiff Dr.702-362-7996LV Academy of Int'l Studies

Performing/Visual Arts

315 S. 7th St.702-799-7800Onyx Theatre

953 E. Sahara Ave., Ste. #16B702-732-7225

Axix at Planet Hollywood

3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-785-5555The Smith Center for

Performing Arts

361 Symphony Park Ave.702-749-2000Starbright Theatre

2215 Thomas Ryan Blvd.702-240-1301Summerlin Library

1771 Inner Circle Dr.702-507-3863Super Summer Theatre

Spring Mountain Ranch702-594-7529UNLV Performing Arts Ctr.

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3663 Las Vegas Blvd. S. #360702-932-1818West Las Vegas Library

951 W. Lake Mead Blvd.702-507-3989Winchester Cultural Center

3130 S. McLeod Dr.702-455-7340


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AMC Rainbow 10 Promenade

2321 N. Rainbow Blvd.702-636-2869

AMC Town Square 18

6587 Las Vegas Blvd. S.888-AMC-4FUN

Brenden Theatres/IMAX at the Palms

4321 W. Flamingo Rd.702-507-4849

Century 16 South Point/XD

9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S.702-260-4061

Century 16 Suncoast

9090 Alta Dr.702-869-1880

Century 18 Sams Town

5111 Boulder Hwy.702-547-1732

Century Orleans 18/XD

4500 W. Tropicana Ave.702-889-1220

Century 16 Santa Fe Station

4949 N. Rancho Dr.702-655-8178

Cinedome 12 Henderson

851 S. Boulder Hwy.702-566-1570

Galaxy Cannery 16

2121 E. Craig Rd.702-639-9779

Galaxy Green Valley

4500 E. Sunset Rd., #10702-675-7424

Regal Aliante Stadium 16/IMAX

7300 Aliante Pkwy.844-462-7342

Regal Boulder Station Stadium 11

4111 Boulder Hwy.844-462-7342

Regal Colonnade Stadium 14

8880 S. Eastern Ave.844-462-7342

Regal Downtown Summerlin 5

2070 Park Center Dr.844-462-7342

Regal Fiesta Henderson Stadium 12

777 W. Lake Mead Pkwy.844-462-7342

Regal Green Valley Ranch Stadium 10

2300 Paseo Verde Dr.844-462-7342

Regal Red Rock Stadium 16/IMAX

11011 W. Charleston Blvd.844-462-7342

Regal Sunset Station 13/IMAX

1301-A W. Sunset Rd.844-462-7342

Regal TX Station Stadium 18

2101 Texas Star Ln.844-462-7342

Regal Village Sq. Stadium 18

9400 W. Sahara Ave.702-838-0490

Regency Tropicana Cinemas

3330 E. Tropicana Ave.702-438-3456

UA Showcase Theatre 8

3769 Las Vegas Blvd. S.844-462-7342

Westwind LV 5 Drive-In

4150 W. Carey Ave.702-646-3565



JANUARYMartin Luther King, Jr. Parade

This annual parade down Fourth St., from Coolidge Ave. to Ogden Ave., honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with floats, marching bands and an awards ceremony to recognize those who have contributed to the Dream.

Tribute Palooza Free Concerts

Keep the New Year’s Eve party going with free concerts at DowntownLas Vegas’ Fremont Street Experience!

FEBRUARYBlack History Month Festival

Held at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve, this annual family-friendly event features a children's film festival, a photography exhibit, dance and theatrical performances, food vendors and live entertainment.

Chinese New Year Festival

Hosted by the Las Vegas Asian-Pacific Cultural Center, this annual celebration includes a variety of festivals and events held at different venues throughout the city.

MARCHBoulder City Renaissance Fair

Held at Veteran's Memorial Park, this annual event features food, enter-tainment, craft/artisan vendors and renaissance-era food & beverages.

Invitational Native American Arts Festival

Hosted by the Clark County Heritage Museum, guests enjoy authentic Native American arts and crafts and enjoy unique food, dance and entertainment offerings.

Monster Jam World Finals

During every third week of March, monster trucks gather each year atSams Bloyd Stadium for a World Finals experience.

Spring Wine & Jazz Festival

Held at the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas, this event features a variety of wine tasting events and jazz music performances.

The Great Crafts Festival

Local arts and crafts people display their wares at Cashman Center during this annual event. The festival features a variety of unique hand-made products as well as food and entertainment.

Wings & Wildlife Festival

Held in Laughlin, this event, created by the Southern Nevada Birding and Wildlife Trails Partnership, features guided nature walks and hikes and wildlife seminars, workshops and exhibits.

APRILBoulder City Fine Arts Festival

More than 130 artists from across the SW participate in this annual event. Held at Bicentennial Park, artists demonstrate, exhibit and sell their work.

Clark County Children's Festival

Held annually at the Winchester Community Center each year, this award-winning festival provides cultural and recreational activities including kid-friendly musical and theatrical performances, entertainment, craft activities and food vendors.

Clark County Fair and Rodeo

An annual regional festival celebrating fine arts, horticulture, livestock shows, local music, amusement rides, country cooking and of course thefamous rodeo with bull and bronco riding, roping, mutton bustin’ andmany other raucous events.

City of Light Jazz Festival

Notable jazz musicians from across the nation gather at Hills Park in Summerlin for this annual musical event.

Fremont Street Mardi Gras

This New Orleans-style festival takes place under the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. Attendees enjoy Cajun-style music and Creole cuisine.

Spring Celebration Family Festival

Held each year at Floyd Lamb State Park, this family-friendly event features carnival rides, games, dancing, food and arts & crafts vendors.

MAYCinco De Mayo

Sponsored by the Mexican Patriotic Committee and held at FreedomPark, this annual festival includes parades, food vendors and musical performances.

Helldorado Days

A Las Vegas tradition, this annual western-themed festival includes a rodeo, parade, carnival and numerous food vendors and entertainment venues.

Indie Music Fest

This music showcase and festival, held at Sunset Park, is intended to promote national bands, green living and build awareness of various social change and health initiatives.

San Gennaro Feast

Held in honor of San Gennaro, this ethnic food festival boasts food vendors, live entertainment, a carnival midway and fun events for the whole family.

Stars, Cars & Guitars Motorhead Festival

This annual festival features an impression display of street rods, motor-cycles and collector cars.

Summer Jam

Radio station KLUC 98.5 hosts this large scale event at the Sam BoydStadium. A must see... so much star power showcased in one event!

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Jazz in the Park

This annual event hosts a series of evening outdoor concert series thatfeature nationally touring acts and viruosos as well as sets from the Las Vegas Academy Jazz Combo. This event is held at the Clark CountyAmphitheatre.

JUNESuper Summer Theatre

Within Red Rock Canyon at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, enjoya cool evening under the stars while watching a live theatrical production.Bring blankets, picnic dinner and drinks to enjoy with family and friends.Snacks and drinks are also sold there. (June-Sept.)

JULYBoulder City Damboree July 4 Celebration

Take a short drive SE of Henderson to Boulder City for the “Lightingthe Way” Damboree Celebration, an all day festival that features aflyover by the BC Veteran’s Flying Group, parade, midway booths atBroadbent Memorial Park with food, drinks, games, music with DJ,flag raising and national anthem ceremonies, and to end the night, a fireworks show.

July 4 Fireworks

Fireworks and patriotic celebrations abound on the Fourth of July. Spectacular displays are hosted by most resort properties. Other places to view pyrotechnics and enjoy festivities such as food, music and games include local parks and The Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas International Film Festival

The Las Vegas International Film Festival is held each year at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel and Casino. The festival features a variety of screen-ings from Oscar-winning films to world premieres, exclusive celebrity tributes and interviews, interactive panel discussions, a screenplay competition, red carpet parties, a filmmaker reception, as well as a closing night ceremony and awards.

SEPTEMBERBlue Sky International Film Festival

Each year, independent film directors show their most recent short films and documentaries at Regal's Village Square Cinemas.

College Football

To attend a UNLV Rebels football game at the Sams Boyd Stadium,contact 702-739-3267 and cheer on our team. Go Rebels!

Greek Food Festival

Celebrate Greek food and culture at St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church. Festivities include live music, folk dancing and a shopping bazaar.

Mexican Independence Day

Hosted by the Mexican Patriotic Committee and held at Freedom Park, attendees enjoy live music, crafts, entertainment and incredible food. Source: www.lvchamber.com/living-las-vegas, vegas4locals.com, etc.


The Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive and Festival

The first weekend after Labor Day brings a 4-day festival of bellydance contests and entertainment venues to Southern Nevada. Events are held throughout the city.

OCTOBERArt in the Park

Artists and artisans gather at Wilber, Bicentennial, North Escalante and South Escalante parks in Boulder City every October to display their works. Proceeds from this event benefit the Boulder City Hospital Foundation.

Asian Food Festival & Trade Show

The Orleans Arena presents more than 100 Asian food and craft vendors at this popular annual event. Music and live entertainment are also featured.

Downtown Oktoberfest

The Centennial Plaza hosts an annual German festival the beginning of each October featuring music, food and drinks as well as family and kid-friendly activities. The event is presented by the German American Social Club of Southern Nevada and the City of Las Vegas.

Professional Bull Riders Championships

A five-day competition that completes the season and brings together the top bull riders in the world.

NOVEMBERAmerica the Beautiful Music Festival

The Clark County Amphitheatre hosts a festival each Veteran's Day to benefit Veterans Helping Veterans. The event features live music, arts and crafts vendors, food, games and entertainment.

Las Vegas Odyssey

The Las Vegas Odyssey is a celebration of wine, art and food. Proceeds from the event support the Le Cordon Bleu Culinary College Scholarship Program and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

DECEMBERWranglers National Finals Rodeo

A Las Vegas iconic event known as the world’s richest and most prestigious rodeo, attracting the top 120 rodeo athletes in the world,competing in bull riding, bareback riding, calf roping, saddle bronc riding, team roping, steer wrestling, and barrel racing. This 10-day event runs each December and is held at the Thomas and Mack Center, UNLV.

Ethel M Chocolate Light the Night Spectacular

The Mars chocolatier family hangs thousands of lights on their desertplant garden and hosts special tours of their facility.

New Year’s Eve

Enjoy popular live bands and fireworks display all over Las Vegas to bring in the New Year.

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