Las Vegas is known for its neon. When did the first signs arrive?
In Las Vegas, giant, elaborate signs flash and blink at casinos. Las Vegas Boulevard is lined with vintage signs that remind ...
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The night the lights went out in Las Vegas: Why were the neon signs shut off in ‘73?
On Nov. 15, 1973, Las Vegas’ world-renowned hotel-casinos switched off nearly all their famous signs and “plunged neon city into an ... flashing and the Canadian Club and Sony signs were ...
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The Iconic Neon Museum in Las Vegas Has a New Cirque du Soleil Exhibit — and It's Free
Cirque du Soleil fans can soon view some of the troupe’s most iconic costumes at a first-ever Las Vegas exhibition that pulls ...
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The Neon Museum aims to expand its mission while keeping its glowing heart
Last summer, the museum announced its intention to relocate to the Arts District, and next month, it will debut the ...
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Find Shinjuku style on the Strip at Golden Gai Cocktail Club
Like our own Fremont Street or “Glitter Gulch,” Tokyo has a little pocket once known as a red light district. Though ...
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The Neon Museum
Once the sun goes down, Las Vegas shines brightly with hundreds of thousands of colorful bulbs flashing for your attention. Neon is nothing new in America's Playground: Hotels, bars and casinos ...