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Hollywood Cars Museum is home to an impressive collection of cars that have appeared in over 100 films, TV shows, and videos. The Museum features Hollywood classics like James Bond vehicles, Batmobiles, Doc Hudson's Hornet, the DeLorean time machine, the KITT from Knight Rider, and Fast and Furious cars. Visitors can also see cars from famous TV shows and animated characters. Additionally, there are unique masterpieces like a bunk bed hot rod, the Red Baron, a piano car, a shruggie vehicle, and a 40-foot pink hot tub convertible limo. The Hollywood Cars Museum vehicles have been displayed in over thirty countries and are worth several million dollars.

If you're seeking a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas, look no further than Red Rock Canyon. Situated about 15 miles west of the city in the easternmost part of the Mojave Desert, this area is home to the Keystone Thrust, also known as Wilson Cliffs, a massive red rock formation with sandstone peaks and walls that can reach 3,000 feet high. It's an ideal destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, rock climbing, bicycling, and camping. Red Rock Canyon offers a 13-mile, one-way, scenic drive with plenty of options for hiking and trails and opportunities to learn about plants and wildlife, geology, camping, cultural resources, and more. The Visitor Center is the perfect place to start your exploration, offering information and interpretation about the recreation opportunities available.

Las Vegas Little Theatre is the perfect destination for classic theater entertainment. As the oldest operating small theatre in the valley, they present plays like A Streetcar Named Desire, Prelude to a Kiss, Greater Tuna, On Golden Pond, Driving Miss Daisy, Steel Magnolias, and A Few Good Men. They've showcased many critically acclaimed and award-winning plays, including Master Harold and the Boys, Purple Hearts, The Woolgatherer, Master Class, and A Streetcar Named Desire. Their mission is to promote and increase awareness of theatre arts in Southern Nevada, provide quality productions, and offer educational opportunities in all aspects of theatre production. Their ultimate goal is to secure a permanent facility to stage productions and provide increased services to the community.