Located in the Historic Fifth Street School, the Mayor’s Gallery celebrates Las Vegas’ heritage, achievements, and creative spirit. It features exhibitions that highlight the city’s history and the contributions of local artists. The gallery provides a space for curated exhibitions that align with public programming and civic events. Visitors can explore artwork that reflects the city’s community identity. Through its exhibitions and events, the Mayor’s Gallery fosters a deeper connection between residents, artists, and the cultural life of Las Vegas. Viewing available by appointment. Call 702.229.3277 or email PRCGalleries@LasVegasNevada.gov for an appointment.
The gallery is closed until Feb. 17, 2026.
Lunar New Year 2026: Year Of The Horse Exhibition
Feb. 17-April 24, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, Feb. 19, 5-7 p.m.
This exhibition brings together a dynamic group of artists whose works reflect the horse’s enduring symbolism of strength, freedom, resilience and forward momentum. Spanning traditional and contemporary approaches across a range of media, the exhibition explores cultural heritage, personal narrative and imaginative interpretation. These artworks honor the spirit of movement and transformation associated with the horse, inviting viewers to reflect on the collective energy that propels us into a new year.
Artists include: Terry Adamik, Louise Ahrendt, Jenny Baham, April Bermudez, Miriam Besa, Karen Buford, Angela Caballero-Fields, Sallie Cavanaugh-Douglas, Jorge Ceja, Cameron Cools, Charme Curtin, Wendy De Rycke, Narz Dela Rosa, Ashraf Elsharif, YiLi Fang, David Fay, Kenneth Flanagan, Audrey Fox, Zab Foxing, Ann Fuhring, Jeff Fulmer, Craig Galati, Joan Gray, Iryna Gross, Jennifer Hodis, Kimberly Johnson, Deborah Karpman, Rene Kraus, David Lampel, Sydney Lee, Ruzo Logic, Theresa Lucero, Vanessa Maciel Napoles, Darvianna Major, Doris Martinez, Erika Muecke, Deborah Newman, Elee Oak, Diane Bush, Pablo Gonzales-Flores, Jairo E. Ramirez Montoya, Sonia Scott, James Scoville, Rooney Datz Seifert, Linda Shaffer, Susan Sotelo, Laurie Thompson, Brandie Vincek, Jamie Vincek, Eric Wang, George Xiong, Cheyenne Yu and Shahab Zargari.
Peaks and Valleys: Capturing the Highs and Lows of the Las Vegas Valley
May 18-Aug. 21, 2026
"Peaks and Valleys" is a curated exhibition of local urban sketchers whose sketchbooks document the physical, emotional and historical landscape of the Las Vegas valley. Through on-location drawing, artists capture both the natural and human environments of our city — its mountains and deserts, streets and neighborhoods, quiet corners and moments of movement.
The works featured in this exhibition reflect the “peaks” and “valleys” of our shared experience — the way the light plays on Red Rock Canyon in the mornings, a familiar building before it disappears, a neighborhood gathering, a street scene shaped by light, weather, or time of day, residents living their lives. These drawings memorialize moments that may never happen again, preserving fragments of the city’s evolving story through direct observation and personal perspective.
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