Being a veteran brings pride in serving your country, but navigating veteran’s benefits can be challenging. The Library District is here to make it easier!
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Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2024
Each May, we recognize Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AANHPI) in the United States, honoring the diverse voices, perspectives, arts and cultural influences, and rich history of the AANHPI community. Explore our FREE AANHPI Heritage Month events and a wide range of library resources available both in our branches and online 24/7…
Enter Your Original Work for a Chance to Win “Indie Author of the Year”
Top Prize Includes $2,500 + Promotional Opportunities The Indie Author Project is back this spring! The contests are moving to a new genre-based structure this year versus the previous region-based approach. We are looking for local authors to enter their original work(s) for a chance to be recognized as the top indie-published eBook in their…
Abdi Alimorad: Looking Through a Black Frame
Abdi Alimorad creates an optical illusion with his art. First your eye views the three dimensional vignette moving then into two dimension. All viewed through a
Dr. AnnaMarie Lao Carley, MD: Forgotten Connection
Artist Statement:
Connection to both nature and community is essential for the human condition. Modern society has a new virtual world of instantly connectin
Lee Lanier: You Write the Story
Lee Lanier, of Lee Lanier Paints Art Gallery located in the Arts Factory, has created this interactive exhibit inviting viewers to write the narratives for his
Samantha Giddens: Displaced and Disregarded
Displaced and Disregarded is a collection of artworks that advocate for social and environmental change. The collection includes mixed media pieces on canvas, a
Desert Designers: Eight of Us
This collection of work is a collaboration of Fiber Art and Multimedia Art; what we refer to as Fiber Art Plus, was created by a group of eight women, who were
Thoe Tso: The Art of Theo Tso, Creator of Captain Paiute Comics
An exhibit of sketches, drawings, and prints by artist Theo Tso.
Theo Tso is an enrolled member of the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe and also has ties to the Navajo (
Las Vegas News Bureau and the Neon Museum: Then and Now – The Neon Boneyard – Lighting Up Las Vegas
Vintage “then” photos of on-site neon signs from the Las Vegas News Bureau, and current “now” photos of marquees on display at the Neon Museum.
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