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Celebrate the vibrant cultural tapestry of Las Vegas with this art exhibition, showcasing the city’s rich heritage through diverse artistic perspectives. Featuring works by local artists, it highlights connections to and experiences with nature. It runs April 1–30.

Celebrate the vibrant cultural tapestry of Las Vegas with this art exhibition, showcasing the city’s rich heritage through diverse artistic perspectives. Featuring works by local artists, it highlights connections to and experiences with nature. It runs April 1–30.

Celebrate the vibrant cultural tapestry of Las Vegas with this art exhibition, showcasing the city’s rich heritage through diverse artistic perspectives. Featuring works by local artists, it highlights connections to and experiences with nature. It runs April 1–30.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum's Harmony in Diversity exhibition celebrates the diversity of local artists and their art highlighting connections and experiences with nature. This one-day event will have readings, music, dance, and art demonstrations, with a focus on diverse perspectives and the cultures found in Las Vegas.

The exhibit will be on display the month of April.

Aside from the bright lights, Las Vegas is popularly known for its natural beauty. The art exhibition Harmony in Diversity appreciates that nature, and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum invites everyone to come celebrate. Not only will you be able to examine local artists' work, but there will also be live performances, dances, and readings for you to enjoy. Plus, you get to enjoy 50% off admission!

Note: The Harmony in Diversity exhibit will be on display and available to the public from April 1 to April 30.

Candace Nicol Garlock works in many mediums. The coalescence of printmaking techniques, painting, photography (and sculpture, too!) overlap and converge with color, texture, and line in a collaboration of mixed, experimental beauty. With her appreciation of the interconnectedness of everything, she elevates relationships: human and environment, human and animal, human and human.

Garlock was was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, after many years of unexplained symptoms. In her work she explores the effects of the autoimmune disease "and the play between the nervous system and immune system, beginning to find beauty within the acceptance of pain.”

February 21 through April 26. Times might vary. In the Fine Arts Gallery.

Candace Nicol Garlock works in many mediums. The coalescence of printmaking techniques, painting, photography (and sculpture, too!) overlap and converge with color, texture, and line in a collaboration of mixed, experimental beauty. With her appreciation of the interconnectedness of everything, she elevates relationships: human and environment, human and animal, human and human.

Garlock was was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, after many years of unexplained symptoms. In her work she explores the effects of the autoimmune disease "and the play between the nervous system and immune system, beginning to find beauty within the acceptance of pain.”

February 21 through April 26. Times might vary. In the Fine Arts Gallery.

Candace Nicol Garlock works in many mediums. The coalescence of printmaking techniques, painting, photography (and sculpture, too!) overlap and converge with color, texture, and line in a collaboration of mixed, experimental beauty. With her appreciation of the interconnectedness of everything, she elevates relationships: human and environment, human and animal, human and human.

Garlock was was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, after many years of unexplained symptoms. In her work she explores the effects of the autoimmune disease "and the play between the nervous system and immune system, beginning to find beauty within the acceptance of pain.”

February 21 through April 26. Times might vary. In the Fine Arts Gallery.

Celebrate the vibrant cultural tapestry of Las Vegas with this art exhibition, showcasing the city’s rich heritage through diverse artistic perspectives. Featuring works by local artists, it highlights connections to and experiences with nature. It runs April 1–30.

Candace Nicol Garlock works in many mediums. The coalescence of printmaking techniques, painting, photography (and sculpture, too!) overlap and converge with color, texture, and line in a collaboration of mixed, experimental beauty. With her appreciation of the interconnectedness of everything, she elevates relationships: human and environment, human and animal, human and human.

Garlock was was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, after many years of unexplained symptoms. In her work she explores the effects of the autoimmune disease "and the play between the nervous system and immune system, beginning to find beauty within the acceptance of pain.”

February 21 through April 26. Times might vary. In the Fine Arts Gallery.