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four-day event series offers a unique opportunity to step inside and explore
some of the iconic homes and venues that have played a significant role
in shaping Las Vegas. With more than 40 events scheduled, guests can choose
from a variety of expertly guided tours, educational sessions, scenic drives,
cocktail soirées, and more. Home + History Las Vegas kicks off Thursday,
April 25 with an admission-free happy hour event at Frankie’s Tiki
Room, followed by a Clark County Commission proclamation ceremony at the
Cue Club, celebrating 60 years in the historic Commercial Center district.
The festival has added a number of new tours and events this year, including the Work, War, and Luxury: Historic Huntridge and Marycrest Districts Walking Tour, highlighting the notable residents, local celebrities and business owners of postwar booming Las Vegas, and the design transition from Minimalism to Mid-Century Modern. The Hidden + Unique Fremont Street Walking Tour will feature a collection of obscure objects, quirky artifacts, and overlooked places including the first-ever hotel room in Las Vegas, concluding with a complimentary cocktail or beverage in a tribute to Downtown’s most famous Neon Diva, Vegas Vickie, in her stylish namesake lounge at Circa Resort. On Saturday, April 27 from 7-10 p.m., the NPF will host its annual cocktail gala fundraiser at the Plaza Hotel & Casino. Celebrating 1971, the year the property opened its doors, the Vintage Vegas Variety Hour + Cocktail Gala will feature live music and world-class entertainment in the totally groovy time-capsule showroom, as well as a special behind-the-scenes tour of the Plaza’s iconic digs. A series of new educational events will offer expert insights for retro homeowners and enthusiasts seeking authentic inspiration. Guests can discover sourcing secrets at Bringing Your Vintage Dream to Life: Sourcing for Your Period Renovation, where pros reveal how to track down era-appropriate supplies for renovations. Gardening and landscaping techniques will be explored at Re-Imagined Gardens for Mid-Century Homes, hosted by the Cactus Club located within the John S. Park Historic District where guests will be awed by the lush, drought-tolerant gardens. At Amazing Interiors: MidMod Crisis Edition, renowned designer Chris Cope will share vintage-inspired interior design tips from within his impeccably curated home. Artifact lovers can join a curator-guided tour at Behind the Barriers: An Insider’s View of the Clark County Museum, going behind-the-scenes to view archives and rarely seen collections. Visitors to the festival can take advantage of exclusive room rates at the Plaza Hotel & Casino, based upon availability. Call 800-634-6575 and mention code SEEHHLV or visit www.NevadaPreservation.org for a direct link to book reservations online. Home + History Las Vegas offers a range of experiences and excursions suitable for all ages. Tickets start at just $15. To purchase tickets and to explore the full calendar of events, visit Home + History Las Vegas. About
Nevada Preservation Foundation
At the forefront of promoting an appreciation for Nevada’s historically significant architecture, NPF is an all-volunteer team of local historians who diligently research, write, and share captivating stories that illuminate Nevada’s rich cultural heritage. Safeguarding and preserving a state’s architectural landscape not only nurtures a distinct sense of place but also plays a crucial role in fostering an engaged community for both residents and visitors. Visit Nevada Preservation Foundation to learn more about the organization and how to get involved. Media
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