A festival across Las Vegas
Presented by The Neon Museum, Duck Duck Shed runs October 23–26 at multiple venues. Programs examine architecture, entertainment and the city’s history.
October 23 availability and a free exhibition
Checked October 17: the 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Surprises and Secrets casino tours and 11 a.m. Curating the City art walk were marked sold out. Other sessions require separate checks.
The free UNLV architectural collage exhibition runs October 23–25, 10 a.m.–6 p.m., at California Hotel’s second-floor Pikake Room, 12 East Ogden Avenue. Garage parking validation is available at festival registration.
Signs & Skylines for families
The Neon Museum’s October 24 STEAM Family Fest runs 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. at the Neon Boneyard, 770 North Las Vegas Boulevard. It offers scavenger hunts, crafts and demonstrations about architecture and design. Admission is $5; children 6 and younger enter free.
The dedicated event page offers advance complimentary reservations through qualifying library or Museums for All information. Day-of library-card admission is limited and first come, first served. Follow its reservation instructions before arriving.
Use neighboring Cashman Center for ordinary parking. The museum entrance is reserved for vehicles requiring accessible spaces with the appropriate tag. Northbound drivers should continue past that entrance to the next right.
Book individual programs
There is no single admission price for the festival. Verify each session’s venue, time and availability with the organizer before purchasing.
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