Eat. Drink. Groove.

There is another side to The Smith Center. A stylish and intimate, 240-seat venue where you can grab a bite, lift a glass and enjoy a true cabaret-style experience. This is Myron's, an elegant yet easygoing club where you can be entertained by the finest musicians from across the country. Located across from Reynolds Hall inside the Boman Pavilion, it's the kind of place where live music can truly come alive.

Housed in the actual 1933 federal courthouse where mob hearings shook the nation, The Mob Museum is one of the highest-rated attractions in Las Vegas, and unlike anything else in this city.  

Four immersive floors. Hundreds of artifacts. See the St. Valentine's Day Massacre wall. Test your instincts in a live simulation and make the split-second decisions law enforcement face every day. Step inside a Crime Lab and learn how forensic scientists, fingerprint analysts, and DNA profilers build a case from evidence. Then head downstairs to The Underground, a 1920s speakeasy with a working distillery, and order a Prohibition-era cocktail.  

Named a top attraction by National Geographic, USA Today, and TripAdvisor.