October 2, 2009 6:00 pm -10:00 pm A special note from the founders of First Friday! October First Friday we are celebrating 7 years of Las Vegas favorite arts event. We think it is fitting […]
I haven’t mentioned my favorite obsession in quite a while. Today I found the biggest ones I’ve ever seen. Actually, these are storm drain pipes that are FINALLY […]
I’ve just found out that Alan Hess has agreed at the last minute to stay over after the Zick and Sharp Panel Discussion and Tour. The Neon Museum has booked him for a talk on Monday […]
Last week we introduced you to the mystery Led Zeppelin concert in Las Vegas. People have started coming forward who remember it and stuff is being dug up. One of the members of the band […]
The panel discussion, “Beyond the Mint: The Mid Century Modern Architecture of Walter Zick, with Alan Hess, is open to all who show up. It’ll be SRO, but shouldn’t be missed if you’re into Las […]
Untold Stories: The History and Myths of the Moulin Rouge! On October 1st, we are focusing on the history and myth surrounding the famed Moulin Rouge Hotel on the Westside of Las Vegas. The hotel […]
We’ve got some new neighbors in Vintage Vegas! Welcome! Brandee FINALLY closed on her new home in Westleigh. A hard fought battle, and one I’m real proud to say was worth the fight. We wrote the offer […]
Dave Surratt reports some REAL Vintage at CityLifeBlog The international auctioneers at L.A.-based Bonhams & Butterfields are holding their first natural history-themed auction at The Venetian on Sat., Oct 3. Up for bid? Gobs of […]
Supposedly, Led Zeppelin played Las Vegas in 1969, shortly after the release of their first album, and before they were mega big. There’s serious people who seriously care about solving the mystery of whether Led Zeppelin actually played […]
I’m going to spend more time on real estate this week. In keeping with that pledge, I thought I’d present some more proof about what I’ve been ranting about lately. I’m not the only agent with a list […]