The Neon Museum is a popular venue for events of all kinds! The Neon Museum campus includes the outdoor exhibition space known as the Neon Boneyard, a visitors’ center housed inside the former La Concha Motel lobby, and the Neon Boneyard North Gallery which houses additional rescued signs and is available for weddings, special events, photo shoots, and educational programs. **The Neon Museum is entirely booked for events for 2022, March 2023, April 2023, May 2023, and October 2023.**

It’s been 45+ years since punk rock pogo’d its way into music, fashion, film, and popular culture. April 1, 2023, The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas opens its doors and proudly shoves in your face the history, culture, and absurdity of rock n’ roll’s bastard step-child. This museum invites lifelong fans and curious looky-loos of all ages to experience a hands-on, uniquely punk rock experience.

There are many reasons we believe we are the BEST, but our main reason is that we put our couples’ happiness first. We are awesome because we care and we are great at what we do. Providing destination elopement packages in Las Vegas is our passion; it’s what we have been doing for decades.

The Liberace Mansion at 4982 Shirley Street is an integral part of the historical legacy of Las Vegas, Nevada. It was known, and will continue to be known forever, as the primary private residence of Las Vegas’ most famous entertainer, Liberace. The 14,393-square-foot mansion was created by combining two homes together to create a grandiose residence filled with art, collections from around the world, and celebrity-filled parties. After Liberace’s 1987 death, the mansion changed ownership several times and eventually fell into disrepair. English Businessman and Liberace fan Martyn Ravenhill discovered the dilapidated piece of Las Vegas entertainment history in foreclosure and purchased it with the goal of restoring it to its former grandeur. After investing millions of dollars in restoration efforts, the mansion regained its glitz and glamour and, in 2016, became the first Las Vegas residence receiving Clark County Historical Designation.