Commercial Center Community Fundraiser & Open House Free to The Public
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LAS VEGAS - Washingtoner -- The historic commercial center district  at 953 E. Sahara, over the past years have maintained the historic preservation & cleanup project spearheaded by Paula Sadler, president of commercial center association & historic society and owner of a harmony nail spa. Plans are underway to add new art to the area on October 21, 2023 in there artwalk project freeparkandartlasvegas.com.

Join them for their 60ᵗʰ diamond anniversary celebration that will include a holistic healing festival & open house October 21, 2023 at 11am, where they will hold a Native American holistic healing ceremony in honor of the southern Paiutes, and install new sidewalk murals, and have a chalk art competition open to the public, followed by a community festival 1pm-7pm with music, food, art & entertainment-that will feature a 60 year music montage and historic expose and Cultural heritage of the area.

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Historic shopping Center open house and art walk, live music, exotic foods, business showcase from 1pm to 7pm

The business association is seeking sponsorship for this event from local groups, organizations, businesses, and donations of time from local, musicians, bands, performers, & artists. Please see the list of sponsorship needs.

This historic plaza was opened in 1963 and has housed hundreds of Las Vegas's finest small business owners for over 60 years. Providing a safe haven for many women & minority owned businesses and a place to cultivate music, the arts, entertainment, & entrepreneurship. A sanctuary for the small mom & pops family businesses to thrive, create and flourish.

Paula Sadler, business & property owners within are dedicated to preserving this historic area by creating community through the expansion of the arts, music, food, & entertainment. The neighborhood will be showcased at the open house, thank you to our friends in the media for getting the word out.

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