The Neon Museum

The Neon Museum ✨ HISTORY. BROUGHT TO LIGHT. ✨

⏰ Open 8pm-Midnight We are a 501c(3) non-profit. Administrative Hours
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The Neon Museum collects, preserves, studies and exhibits iconic Las Vegas neon signs for educational, historic, arts and cultural enrichment.

Something old, something new, something neon. Vintage signs, glowing marquees, and a one-of-a-kind ambiance that no ball...
06/18/2026

Something old, something new, something neon.

Vintage signs, glowing marquees, and a one-of-a-kind ambiance that no ballroom can replicate.

06/17/2026

What started as an antique store in the late 1950s quietly became a refuge for Las Vegas’s LGBTQ+ community during its “pink hours.”

Union Plaza on June 16, 1972. The "Eye in the Sky" monitoring gamblers for cheating from the catwalks in the ceiling. 📸:...
06/16/2026

Union Plaza on June 16, 1972.

The "Eye in the Sky" monitoring gamblers for cheating from the catwalks in the ceiling.

📸: Las Vegas News Bureau Collection, LVCVA Archive

Postcard from the archives - Silver SlipperBack of the postcard reads, "Silver Slipper 'On the Strip'. There's plenty of...
06/15/2026

Postcard from the archives - Silver Slipper

Back of the postcard reads, "Silver Slipper 'On the Strip'. There's plenty of fun and action to be found in this replica of the Old Saloon and Gambling Hall."

📸: The Neon Museum Archives, Anthony Bondi Collection

Capitalizing on the quick and easy Las Vegas wedding industry, this sign was built by YESCO YESCO for the flower shop’s ...
06/14/2026

Capitalizing on the quick and easy Las Vegas wedding industry, this sign was built by YESCO YESCO for the flower shop’s opening on South 5th Street (now Las Vegas Boulevard) in c. 1949.

Think you recognize this sign?
06/13/2026

Think you recognize this sign?

06/12/2026

The glow is back. ✨

The Neon Boneyard came alive as we relit the Mirage Lagoon sign and unveiled a Volcano FireShooter™ straight from The Mirage's legendary volcano show. Two incredible pieces. One unforgettable night.

06/11/2026

Con una impresionante altura de 82 pies, el letrero de Hard Rock Cafe es el proyecto de restauración más grande que el Museo ha llevado a cabo hasta la fecha.

What an unforgettable evening in the Neon Boneyard! The Mirage Lagoon sign relighting was made even more special by the ...
06/09/2026

What an unforgettable evening in the Neon Boneyard!

The Mirage Lagoon sign relighting was made even more special by the generous support of some incredible sponsors. A heartfelt thank you to:

Jon Sparer, FAIA, Andrew Kreft (Lifescapes International), Brett Ewing (Cuningham), and Desmond Stevens (STO Design Group, Inc.) for raising a glass with us and sponsoring our champagne toast.

Las Vegas Distillery for the delicious Mai Tai tastings that kept the good vibes flowing.

Divine Events - Las Vegas for the mouthwatering bites that kept our guests fueled for the celebration.

Events With A Twist LLC and Cashman Photo Enterprises for their additional support in making the night truly seamless and memorable.

Thank you all for helping us bring a piece of Las Vegas history back to life!

When Silver Palace opened on July 8, 1956, it made history becoming Las Vegas' first two-story casino and the first to f...
06/08/2026

When Silver Palace opened on July 8, 1956, it made history becoming Las Vegas' first two-story casino and the first to feature escalators, then a novelty known as "motor stairs." After several name changes over the decades, the property ultimately reinvented itself as Sassy Sally's in 1980.

📸: Postcard, Anthony Bondi Collection

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