The California transplant landed at Container Park and then expanded to the southwest Valley, proving that amazing tacos know no boundaries.
Whether gutted and reduced to three walls and no roof or dealing with a cycle of changing operators, the Rasputin of the Downtown music scene seemingly cannot be silenced—and for that we’re thankful.
With a righteously stocked vinyl record store and the modern equivalent of an old-school recording studio—which occasionally doubles as a live performance space—this Downtown emporium is a tuneful trifecta.
Kassie Kay Baker Greeter, Downtown Rangers What was your favorite subject in school? English.
Justin Weniger Cofounder WENDOH Media, CEO of Life is Beautiful What is something about you that most people don’t know? I’m a closet hippy.
Aaron Roberts Senior Manager of Accounting and Systems, Downtown Project What was your favorite subject in school? Math, of course.
James Woodbridge Cofounder, Neon Reverb What is something about you that most people don't know? I was in an a cappella group in college.
A few blocks from the glitzy hotel where Prince Harry cavorted in Las Vegas last year, doing his bit for its party-town image, the neon-lit strip of casinos, bars, restaurants and malls greys into a landscape he almost certainly did not see: broken pavements, empty lots, boarded-up facades.
From its frontier infancy through the mid-20th century, the only Las Vegas was downtown Las Vegas.
Sin City's decrepit downtown, formerly the most depressing place in all of Las Vegas, is on the rise.