Las Vegas' 18b Arts District is rapidly becoming the city's hotspot for cultural and business expansion. Here's a snapshot of six exciting projects underway that promise to elevate this vibrant neighborhood even further.
Here are six new projects to look forward to:
1. Craft Creamery and Speakeasy at 1 E. Charleston Blvd.
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At Charleston Boulevard and Main Street, a newly renovated space is set to open featuring a unique blend of a craft ice cream shop and a speakeasy serving tapas. This innovative venue is the latest creation from the founders of Cerveza and Mi Barrio.
2. Audio Bar on Main Street
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Catering to EDM and EDC fans, Audio Bar will offer a dual experience. By day, it's a relaxing listening bar for vinyl enthusiasts; by night, it converts into a high-energy party hub. Weekends promise a lively party brunch.
3. Mission Linen Building's Transformation
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This historic site at Coolidge Avenue and First Street will soon house the Evel Knievel Museum, relocating from Kansas. It will also feature Heavy Metal Pizza Party and Mothership Coffee Roasters' flagship store and main roasting facility.
5. New Residential and Retail Developments
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Southern Land Company's project on Third Street and California Avenue, and The Flats Arts District on Commerce Street will add over 600 residential units combined, complemented by extensive retail spaces, enriching the district's live-work-play appeal.
6. New Food Park and Revitalized Colorado Building
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A dedicated food park on Commerce and Wyoming Avenue aims to provide a permanent venue for food truck owners, set for an early 2025 launch. Meanwhile, the Colorado building at Main and Colorado Avenue is being revitalized with venues like Bar Ginza and Swan Dive, plus the upcoming Brewhouse on Main.
These developments are set to enhance the cultural and business landscape of Las Vegas' 18b Arts District significantly, attracting more visitors and residents to the area. Check out the video below.