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An Arts District afternoon

Galleries, a filling lunch and time to browse Main Street. Keep the evening open for a cocktail if that suits your group.

At a glance

Allow about 3–4 hours
Walk between the daytime stops

These are suggested time allowances, not live travel times or reservations.

How the visit could flow

  1. Start at the Arts Factory. Look around the galleries that are open, and give yourself permission to linger wherever something catches your eye.

  2. Break for lunch at Cornish Pasty Co. Check the Las Vegas menu first, particularly if someone has dietary restrictions.

  3. Continue to Recycled Propaganda for graphic art with a different point of view.

  4. Finish with an unhurried browse at Antique Alley Mall. It lists a 6 p.m. close, so leave the shopping until after lunch, not after dinner.

Make it work for your group

This is a neighborhood walk, with street crossings and outdoor stretches. Start early enough for the shops, wear comfortable shoes and adjust the order around any gallery you particularly want to see. First Friday can change the pace of the visit.

The stops, with details and directions

The colorful exterior of the Arts Factory in Las Vegas

Arts District · Charleston Boulevard

The Arts Factory

An Arts District starting point with studios, galleries and small creative businesses under one roof. Browse the building, find a show that catches your eye, then continue into the surrounding neighborhood.

A Cornish Pasty Co. pasty from the restaurant’s official food gallery

Arts District · Charleston Boulevard

Cornish Pasty Co.

A proper sit-down break between galleries and vintage shops. Cornish Pasty Co. builds the meal around filled, baked pastries, making it an easy Arts District lunch when everyone wants something substantial.

Antique Alley Mall

Arts District · Antique Alley

Antique Alley Mall

Leave room for a little rummaging. This Main Street antiques stop fits naturally between an Arts District lunch and a gallery visit, especially when browsing is more fun than following a strict shopping list.

If you want to stay longer

Staying into the evening? Velveteen Rabbit opens at 5 p.m. Make it a separate adults-only drinks stop; you do not need to turn the afternoon into an all-day commitment.

A colorful mural and patio seating at Velveteen Rabbit

Arts District · Main Street

Velveteen Rabbit

Seasonal cocktails, vintage furniture and a pink patio give this Main Street bar its own personality. Come for an evening drink after the galleries, rather than trying to squeeze it into an afternoon shopping loop.

Keep it flexible

Swap a stop, shorten the outing or save it for another day. Your plan is a starting point for the trip you want.

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