I’ve been hearing rumors for a while that there was a deal cooking that would save the Las Vegas City Hall from the wrecking ball. Now it’s confirmed enough that… read more →
I’ve been talking up the Huntridge Diner for a few months now, ever since Derek Washington took me there for lunch. I never put it on VeryVintageVegas before. I’ve had… read more →
The holiday open house for Studio 10 is Thursday from 4 to 7 pm. All the information about this terrific non-profit is in the invitation. Click on it for a larger… read more →
I’ve always loved Tiki! It was a all the rage in the 50’s and 60’s. A few months ago, I wrote about some of our famous Tiki homes in the… read more →
We attended the opening reception on Thursday at the the newly relocated Southern Nevada Museum Of Fine Art. It’s now on the 2nd floor of Neonopolis at the entry to… read more →
got their picture taken in front of the million dollar horseshoe at Binions. The coffee shop at Binion’s was my father’s favorite place to bring our out of town friends. Binion’s… read more →
We welcome a new and much needed type of business to downtown Las Vegas. An art gallery in the business and government district. With hundreds of new residents about to… read more →
How in the world did July slip by so quickly? It’s time once again for First Friday, in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District. Get yourself out of the house on… read more →
The first public airing of the new Documentary about the creation and development of the First Friday Art Event in Downtown Las Vegas will be this Sunday on Channel 1… read more →
About 5 years ago I went to a garage sale at a “cookie cutter” home in Green Valley. There was this gorgeous pink and chrome 50’s dinette set with a… read more →
I’ve been dressing up lately. Well, at least for some of the parties and special events. One of our sources for the vintage clothing that you’ll see me… read more →
Because I was at the Wolfson Lofts several times these last few weeks, I took the opportunity to do some driving around. There’s lots of new buildings, and some very… read more →