Articles on outdoor activities
Skateboarding has influenced generations since the mid-20th century. Starting in the 1950s, the sport soon flourished into what it is today.
In a world where people are rarely taught to defend their rights, Free Self-Defense Class LV, an Indigenous women-led program was created to teach people self-defense, self-love, and self-care.
The Las Vegas Valley is expanding every year, further encroaching its development on surrounding natural habitats like the Clark County Wetlands.
East Las Vegas Seed Share encourages locals to save and share seeds from their gardens with others who are gardening in the community.
Last month, The Kizuna Japanese Society organized its 7th annual Spring Festival to celebrate all that represents Japanese culture.
The Springs Preserve offers visitors a variety of attractions year-round, while some of its dedicated exhibits showcase for a limited time.
On February 10, the Fremont Street Experience held its first-ever Excessive Celebration Bowl Bash, headlined by The Offspring.
The Makers Hive Market recently hosted its Friendship Fest at The District at Green Valley Ranch, featuring 50+ artisans, free friendship bracelets, and more!
With its unique play on Valentine’s Day, Cemetery Pulp, “the only hybrid oddity and comic shop in Las Vegas, putting the cult back in culture,” just hosted its Valloween Night Market.
For its first event of the year, Afterlife Tea and Boba Room brought local artists and businesses together for its New Year's Market.