Media Nevada

The city's official website provides general administrative information (including information on weddings and chapels), demographic information and tourist information (conventions, exhibitions, events, etc.), as well as a section on the city's history, so you can learn all about Las Vegas. The website is pretty well designed and easy to navigate to find everything you need for your stay. A good source of information to help you prepare for your trip.

This tourist office website is intended for professionals (press, tour operators, travel guides). It does, however, contain a wealth of information of interest to all visitors, whether on a tourist or business trip. You'll also find a full schedule of Las Vegas events throughout the year. There's also a tab for the city's tourism statistics.

Founded in 1909, this libertarian newspaper has the largest circulation in the state of Nevada. Its journalists regularly win awards for the quality of their articles. The Review Journal (RJ) presents daily news from the city, state and country. It's Las Vegas' leading newspaper, available in print and online. The Sunday edition regularly features discount coupons for shows and restaurants.

The 18b Arts District website not only lists artists' studios and antique stores, but also bars, restaurants and planned events, as well as publishing a blog and interesting news on the evolution of the district. As a reminder, the Las Vegas Arts District is a neighborhood originally made up of 18 blocks (18b) of eclectic galleries, stores, bars and restaurants. On the first Friday of every month, the First Friday Festival attracts many visitors.

The Krave Company is the gay web site that gathers information on the following sites, all located in Las Vegas: Krave at the Rio (night club), Boys (lounge), Krave Massive (night club), Drink & Drag (bowling bar).