thelasvegasadventurer.com

Visit the Liberace Museum for Free

by Heather on March 8th, 2008

Every second Sunday of the month (tomorrow!) The Liberace Museum allows Las Vegas locals and their guests free admission. Sunday hours are noon to 4pm.

The Liberace Museum houses and showcases pianos, cars, costumes, decor and jewelry that established Liberace as the legendary and beloved “Mr. Showmanship.”

The Liberace Museum Store and Café also operate during normal business hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday from noon to 4pm, closed Mondays.

Regular admission is $15 for adults and $10 for seniors 65+ as well as students with a valid school ID. Liberace Foundation and Museum members get free admission. Children age 10 or under are admitted with no charge and must be accompanied by an adult.

Darin, Executive Director, has left some further information for a Sunday activity:

[Sunday] we will feature live Jazz with students from UNLV’s excellent Jazz Studies program. Admission to the performances at 1:30 and 3 p.m. is a $10 donation that helps support operation of the museum, caring for the costumes and our grants and scholarship program.

Since Liberace created his Foundation in 1976 more than 2,500 students have received in excess of $5 million in scholarships to over 110 colleges, universities and conservatories.

The Liberace Museum
Liberace Plaza
1775 E. Tropicana Avenue

Share This

Related Stories

Own a Piece of Fabulous Las Vegas: Liberace Kicks
Mother’s Day at the Liberace Museum
Lied Discovery Children’s Museum ‘Cool Moves’ Exhibit
CSI: Crime Scene Insects at the Natural History Museum
Las Vegas Haunted Houses

POSTED IN: Attractions, Family Fun, History & Information, Just a Bit Weird - Fun & Quirky Places, Museums, Music, Must-See Sights, People - Interesting Local People, Scenic & Short Trips, Weekend Events