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A walk down Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas is a stroll through the ephemeral, the immediate now with buskers at established performing circles demand attention and offer varying qualities of music and photo opportunities.
Contrasted to the rest of the southwest and rural Nevada, Fremont Street is loud. The canopy lights up at night with shows designed to create neck cramps among the passerbys.
While there is a lot to see and do here, a few of our favorites:
Google Maps
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Viva Vision Screen
El Portal
In the process of becoming a Taco Bell and Wahlburgers, the first air-conditioned building in Las Vegas was originally a movie theater. In later years it became a tourist gift shop featuring self-described Indian souvenirs.
Las Vegas is never static. Changes happening at El Portal. Attn @LasVegasLocally @VitalVegas @FSELV @CityOfLasVegas pic.twitter.com/tLknS5QCcl
— Ron Mader (@ronmader) March 2, 2018
Also of note:
The D has the Sigma Derby game
Slotzilla
Headlines
Fremont Street Experience CEO Departing After Five Years – KNPR
Elsewhere on the Web
vegasexperience.com – things to do – calendar
vitalvegas.com
Circa
Opening in 2020
To Vegas, we bring… pic.twitter.com/PPa8Jeiifb
— Circa Las Vegas (@CircaLasVegas) January 11, 2019
Coronavirus
Fallout: New Vegas @LasVegasLocally pic.twitter.com/ww8iorTfSo
— Fredy King$ (@FredyKingzLV) March 23, 2020
Videos
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