Farmer’s MarketĪ farmer’s market is always a great time, no matter where you are, even in Las Vegas. Visit to see where all the on-screen magic of Paw Stars happened, and maybe purchase something from their eclectic collection. The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is the location of Pawn Stars.

This display is here to share and grow the pure love of pinball, so they make it completely free and accessible to the public. Love classic Pinball? Visit the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum for the chance to play restored games dating back to the early days of pinball.

Located on the campus on UNLV, the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art offers a free-of-charge art experience that’s thought-provoking, and challenges the way we see the world around us, and promotes a more united future. The museum chronicles the aviation history of the Las Vegas area with interesting displays and artifacts. If you’re flying in or out of McCarran International Airport, take a detour and peruse the Howard W Cannon Aviation Museum. Self-guided tours to view and lust after the cars are always free. The Shelby Museum pays tribute to Carroll Shelby by showcasing more than 30 Shelby Vehicles. It’s become a bit of a tradition, especially for newlyweds, to visit and add their lock, along with notes of adoration. Couples or friends come with their locks to add to the sculpture. Play a part in the tradition of locking your love on the heart-shaped sculpture. Lock Your Love Sculpture at the Fremont Street Experience Come join for the nightly drumming circle just before sundown and watch her awaken. The sculpture is a 150x lifesize scale of a female praying mantis and is accompanied by a 4,000 watt sound system. While you’re at the Downtown Container Park, until the evening when you’ll have the chance to see a giant praying mantis shoot fire straight from its antennae up into the air.

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