Las Vegas is a living cultural artifact — and The Neon Museum is inviting everyone to explore it like never before. The museum’s acclaimed cultural event, ‘Duck Duck Shed,’ returns October 23–26 for its fourth year, turning the entire city into the classroom.
Unlike a traditional conference held in a single venue, Duck Duck Shed unfolds across multiple Las Vegas locations, offering unprecedented access to the stories behind the city’s architecture, design and identity. This year’s lineup is extraordinary: an exclusive author talk on Elvis’s wardrobe, a behind-the-scenes look at Cirque du Soleil, the unveiling of the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX sign, a journey through the history of Las Vegas magic, and a conversation with the Las Vegas Madam — plus an international theater tour and more.
“Duck Duck Shed is the only museum-curated offering that provides an annual dive into the past, present and future of a city — and there is no city like Las Vegas,” said Aaron Berger, the museum’s executive director and CEO.
Whether you are a design lover, a history buff or simply curious about the soul of the Neon Capital, October 23–26 is your chance to see Las Vegas from the inside out.
Photo: The Neon Museum.
