Linda Hoernke

Located on Main St, the museum covers the history and heritage of the area. Three floors with elevators make the museum accessible to ADA. There are many exhibits and artifacts, including interactive displays. The history of mining was well done and interesting. Service dogs are allowed to enter the fee is $15 and $11 for seniors. Veterans are free.

Amazing site that dates back to 1200-1500 AD. The site has 47 structures and can be accessed by hopping on the city bus. The Mayans were fishermen but also traded along the Caribbean coast. Archeologists found items like jade and quartz beads, flint and knives. Highly recommended to visit. Price to enter is $5,00,

The Commune restaurant is located in the Sheraton Hotel at the airport. We wanted something filling but good. My husband had a delicious burger & fries. I had the Dutch Pea Soup with ham. Best I have tasted! Service was quick and I loved the atmosphere

Very interesting and informative center on the tribes that made this area their home. Most evenings there are young people giving a demonstration of the dances and stories from their cultural backgrounds. Thank you to Aeron for opening our eyes with his indepth look into these people.

Nice store with a wide selection of items. The prices are low as it is located in the South Las Vegas Premium Outlet Mall. Staff is friendly and helpful.