Nevada State Museum
309 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89107, USAAboutNevada State Museum
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Another great fine in Las Vegas! A wonderful opportunity to spend the day exploring the expansive lush grounds of springs preserve. From the museums to the gardens to the trails and the beautiful butterfly exhibit, good times were had. Good for all ages, I will be back to further explore and hopefully grab a bite at the Divine Cafe. Divine Cafe has seating that overlooks the grounds. I definitely recommend checking this place out.
A simple museum for a good day out. exhibits showing the geography and the cultural history of the state. great gift shop with nevada themed memorabilia.
Great historical items, stories and visuals, fun activities for kids/families. We did not visit the habitat/garden or animals we got there a bit late and only has 45 min left to browse through everything. You need to buy tickets online there are no ticket sales at the museum. Inexpensive field trip for the family.
A very nicely done set of museums. The museum displays are nice and not too crowded. There is an effort to incorporate sound and give a taste of the natural environment. The museums at the complex cover both history and natural history - there are displays with artifacts that tell the story of Nevada's history and factors such as evolving climate, religious colonization, mining, transportation, military bases, infrastructure, and entertainment industries and how they shaped Nevada. The museum works to incorporate Native American, female, Latin, and POC perspectives. The Nevada State Museum caters more to adults, and the Origen Museum caters more to kids. Both museums are family friendly. The complex is large with a simulation of canyons among the walkways and an outdoor theater. Good experience.
The outdoor space is not enjoyable from May through September. The museum is lovely. Great history, including Native American history and natural history.