Cultural Corridor

Located just north of downtown is a cultural hub featuring seven institutions: Cashman Center, the Las Vegas Library ,  the Las Vegas Natural History Museum , the Las Vegas Shakespeare Company , Lied Discovery Children’s Museum , The Neon Museum , the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort and State Historic Park .   Tour a collection of neon signs that immerse you in vintage Las Vegas, view animated dinosaurs or a re-creation of an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh's tomb, share in bilingual storytelling or be part of a hands-on science experiment. This Cultural Corridor offers all these experiences and more. 

Further details on the Cultural Corridor .

Traveling between the above-mentioned facilities is even easier now that construction is complete on a new pedestrian bridge crossing Las Vegas Boulevard in the heart of the Cultural Corridor. The bridge, located near the Cashman Center, sits between the Lied Discovery Children’s Museum/Las Vegas Library and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum.  More than just a foot bridge, the structure features an LED artistic design created by David Griggs. The bridge’s artistic element was paid for and coordinated through the city of Las Vegas Cultural Affairs Office. Funding for the Cultural Corridor Pedestrian Bridge was provided by the Bureau of Land Management through the sale of public lands, as authorized by the Southern Nevada Public Lands Management Act. This act allows money from Nevada federal land sales to be used in the state for park and trail projects.