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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Smith Center for the Performing Arts rises at Symphony Park...

As a Downtowner I have been watching from my living room window the Smith Center for the Performing Arts rise from what was once the site of Las Vegas' first major industry. The railroad yards that were first inhabited by the Salt Lake, San Pedro and Los Angeles Railroad and then later by the Union Pacific are now the newly reclaimed site of Las Vegas' most exciting project, Symphony Park. Key to that project is of course the performing arts center. This evening representative of the Smith Center will be giving a lecture about Las Vegas' Dream project.

The presented are as follows:
Mr. Donald D. Snyder, Chairman of the Smith Center
Mr. Myron Martin, President & CEO;
Mr. Paul Beard, Vice President & COO
Mr. Rick Johnson, Vice President & CFO

Please join me tonight for this important lecture about the exciting Smith Center for the Performing Arts. The lecture is FREE and open to the public and will take place at the Historic 5th Street School located at 401 S. Fourth Street. Doors open at 5pm the program begins promptly at 5:30. For more information please call 702-229-6469

The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

Symphony Park
http://www.symphonypark.com/home.aspx

Nevada Public Radio
For more information on the Cultural Arts in Las Vegas please visit Nevada Public Radio. NPR has detailed listings of many cultural and civic events hosted by area non-profits click on this link http://www.knpr.org/common/psa/listNEW.cfm and if you are planning an event in the next few months, be sure to get your free listing in NvPR's Desert Companion magazine by submitting the information here at http://www.knpr.org/culture/eventaddnew.cfm

posted by Brian Paco Alvarez, Curator and Chronicler of Culture at

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