Guidelines

• Applicant(s) must be at least 18 years of age.
• Applicant(s) must have previous experience performing publicly.
• Offensive language or any overt references to smoking, drugs, alcohol, political, religious and/or sexual content, or imagery, including nudity, shall not be permitted.
• Applicant(s) must perform for a 2 hour duration with a 15 minute break in between.
• Performer(s) required to do their own setup and provide their own equipment. County will only provide venue and power for performance.
• Performer(s) can only play acoustic sets or those of a similar sound level. No acoustic drum sets will be allowed unless applicant(s) inquire about the use of drum brushes, but Clark County Public Arts reserves the right to deny such use. A drum rug will be required in case this option is permitted.
• Clark County Public Arts reserves the right to disqualify and remove any performers that pose a threat or cause harm to the public, the facility, or staff.
• Applicant(s) acknowledge that the gallery is a public space. Performers in the gallery may be photographed by visitors, members of the press, and County staff for promotional and educational purposes. This includes social media postings before, during and after the event.
• By submitting an application, you acknowledge that inclusion in the Musicians List does not guarantee performance opportunities. It serves  as a resource for event organizers to select musicians based on their specific requirements and availability.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, May 11, 2025 @ 11:59 PM PST

We are pleased to announce a call for art for our newest exhibition, Juneteenth: Some Red, Some Not, a group-juried art exhibition at the Pearson Community Center Gallery. Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery and celebrates the legacies of those who fought for freedom and those who continue to fight against racial injustice. Juneteenth is celebrated each year through parades, family reunions, and barbecues. An assortment of food- some red, some not- is shared for these celebrations, including greens, black-eyed peas, grilled meats, and red-hued foods such as watermelon, red velvet cake, and red punch.

In many West African cultures, the color red symbolizes strength, spirituality, and life and death. Red foods and drinks have been a major way of commemorating the legacy of resilience. The importance of red foods and non-red foods can be traced back to the continent of Africa. The exhibition seeks to explore food as a part of culture and family traditions, and to celebrate the culinary history of the African diaspora. The exhibition will be juried by Tameka Henry.

*NOTE: Please carefully read the Requirements section below for content limitations, video media display, and the Gallery Preparation Guide link.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

• Eligibility: Open to artists ages 8 and up residing in Clark County, NV; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian. 
• Mediums: Must be original artwork medium; digital art, photography, and printmaking are acceptable; no replica prints shall be accepted.
• Deadline: All submissions must be received by May 11, 2025, by 11:59 PM PST.

EXHIBITION DETAILS:

• Exhibition Dates: June 4, 2025 – July 24, 2025.
• Venue: Pearson Community Center, 1625 W Carey Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
• Artwork Drop-off Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2025, from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Artwork Pick-up Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025, from 10:00 AM  – 12:00 PM
• Reception: Friday, June 6, 2025, from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION:

• Best in Show: $300 in Desert Art Supplies gift certificate
• Honorable Mentions: $150 (x2) in Desert Art Supplies gift certificate
• Gift certificates are only valid in person at any Desert Art Supplies location. Awards will be distributed at the exhibition reception to artists in attendance.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. Open to any artist aged 8 and older; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian.
2. Must be original artwork medium; digital art, photography, and printmaking are acceptable; no replica prints shall be accepted.
3. Images included in applications must be of actual artwork, not conceptual images.
4. Artist MUST be available for pick-up and drop-off dates to sign in and sign out their work. Artwork must be hand-delivered or shipped to the address on this form. If shipping the work, the costs of round-trip shipping are at the artist’s expense and must be prepaid and on time.
5. The artist agrees to leave their work up through the end of the exhibit date. No artist may drop off or remove their artwork without the consent of the Clark County Public Arts.
6. Artwork that contains offensive language, smoking, drugs, alcohol, overtly political, religious, and/or sexual content, or imagery, including nudity, shall not be considered.
7. All 2D flatwork (on paper or similar) must be framed with a hanging point on the back. Canvas and larger 2D work must have D-rings, a wire, or an existing hanging point secured to the back, and be ready to hang.
8. See our Gallery Artwork Preparation Guide for more details.
9. 2D artwork dimensions may not exceed 48” wide or 48” high; weight cannot exceed 40 lbs.
10. Perishable artwork shall not be considered.
11. All parts of the artwork must be secured and stable. For example, sculptures must be securely glued or welded together.
12. 3D artwork dimensions may not exceed 20” L x 20” W x 35” H; weight cannot exceed 50lbs.
13. A pedestal will be provided for selected three-dimensional works.
14. Non-traditional video projection and installation work may be considered on a case-by-case basis, dependent upon the gallery’s limitations. No holes may be placed in the walls or ceiling. All equipment must be provided by the artist.
15. Selected video artist(s) must supply their own freestanding television, monitor, or LED displays accompanied by a media player that is easily powered on and off with a remote by Clark County staff. Displays cannot be wider than 22” wide. A pedestal will be provided.
16. Clark County Public Arts reserves the right to disqualify and remove any artwork that poses a threat to fall, break, or cause harm to the public, the facility, or the artwork itself.
17. Please note that Clark County does not secure insurance on exhibited artwork. The artist will exhibit at their own risk. We encourage you to purchase your own insurance during the exhibit to recover any loss from broken or stolen artwork.
18. Artist agrees to hold harmless the County, its officers, employees, and agents from all liability for any injury or damage that may occur to artwork as a result of the negligent acts or omissions of its members, employees, officers, and/or agents and to sign a waiver that will be provided if accepted into the exhibit.
19. Artist acknowledges that the gallery is a public space. Art that is exhibited in the gallery may be photographed by visitors, members of the press, and County staff for promotional and educational purposes. This includes social media postings before, during, and after the exhibit.
20. Artist is responsible for delivering art to and from the exhibit space.
21. Artist acknowledges that if the art is not picked up at the agreed-upon date set forth in this agreement, County will have the art removed immediately from the exhibit space at the artist’s expense. Any art that is left longer than 10 days will be considered abandoned property and will be subject to $100.00/day storage fee.
22. Sale of goods is facilitated solely by the Artist; no County staff will take payment. If a purchaser is interested, County staff will put them in touch with the artist with the artist’s consent. All proceeds of any sale go to the Artist.
23. Artist agrees to drop-off to the Gallery between the hours of 10:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. on Tuesday, June 3rd, and to pick-up artwork between the hours of 10:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. on Thursday, July 24th. Artist must bring ID.

For questions, please email: CCPublicArt@ClarkCountyNV.Gov

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, May 4, 2025 @ 11:59 PM PST

We are excited to announce our newest open call for art, With the Land. This open call requests a reflective exploration of the relationship between people and the land that we inhabit. Landscape paintings are one of the classical practices of Western art and have been used to sell the promises of “unsettled” land; a call to adventure and conquest. How can we depict land differently in our time? What does our relationship look like with the “natural world” and how does that challenge our understanding of humanity? We invite artists to reflect upon and begin a dialogue with the environment. How can we live With the Land? 

Our juror for this exhibition is Kim Garrison Means. Since 2003, she has used her visual arts skillset to highlight the wonders of the Southern Nevada landscape, as an artist, illustrator, public lands advocate, and one-half of the conceptual art team United Catalysts. In 2021, Kim became the Searchlight area representative for the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument campaign and co-curated the Spirit of the Land exhibition at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art. Through community engagement and creative events, she and many others helped the monument proposal gain strong support, and it was designated in March 2023. In 2024, Kim received the Marjorie Stone Douglas Citizen Conservationist of the Year award from the National Parks Conservation Association for her arts and community work in helping to protect Avi Kwa Ame. Kim is currently the director of the Mystery Ranch Arts and Ecology Research Station, which allows scientists, artists, writers, and historians to study the area and share stories about the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument landscape. Kim also works as a college art instructor, an arts and communications consultant for local and national conservation organizations, and is co-editor of the local ecology, culture, and history journal, the Searchlight Gold Beam. 

*NOTE: Please carefully read the Terms and Conditions section below for content limitations, video media display, and Gallery Preparation Guide link.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

• Eligibility: Open to artists ages 8 and up residing in Clark County, NV; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian. 
• Mediums: All mediums are accepted, including but not limited to painting, sculpture, textiles, and mixed media; no replica prints will be accepted. Works created through generative artificial intelligence (AI art) shall not be accepted.
• Deadline: All submissions must be received by May 04, 2025, by 11:59 PM PST.

EXHIBITION DETAILS:

• Exhibition Dates: The exhibition will run from May 26, 2025 – July 10, 2025.
• Venue: Rotunda Gallery at Clark County Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89155 
• Reception: A reception will be held on July 10, 2025, from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM, where artists will have the opportunity to meet and discuss their work. 

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION: 

• Best in Show: $300
• Honorable Mentions: $150 (x2) 
• Gift certificates are only valid in person at any Desert Art Supplies location. Awards will be distributed at the exhibition reception to artists in attendance.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. Open to any artist aged 8 and older residing in Clark County, NV; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian. 
2. Must be original artwork medium; digital art, photography, and printmaking are acceptable; no replica prints shall be accepted. 
3. Images included in applications must be of actual artwork, not conceptual images. Works created through generative artificial intelligence (AI art) shall not be accepted.
4. Artist MUST be available for pick-up and drop-off dates to sign in and sign out their work. Artwork must be hand delivered or shipped to the address on this form. If shipping the work, the costs of round-trip shipping are at the artist’s expense and must be pre-paid and on time. 
5. The artist agrees to leave their work up through the end of the exhibit date. No artist may drop off or remove their artwork without consent of the Clark County Public Arts. 
6. Artwork that contains offensive language, smoking, drugs, alcohol, overtly political, religious, and/or sexual content, or imagery, including nudity, shall not be considered. 
7. All 2D flat work (on paper or similar) must be framed with a hanging point on the back. Canvas and larger 2D work must have D-rings, a wire, or an existing hanging point secured to the back, and be ready to hang. 
8. See our Gallery Artwork Preparation Guide for more details. 
9. 2D artwork dimensions may not exceed 48” wide or 48” high; weight cannot exceed 40 lbs. 
10. Perishable artwork shall not be considered. 
11. All parts of the artwork must be secured and stable. For example, sculptures must be securely glued or welded together. 
12. 3D artwork dimensions may not exceed 20” L x 20” W x 35” H; weight cannot exceed 50lbs. 
13. A pedestal will be provided for selected three-dimensional works. 
14. Clark County Public Arts reserves the right to disqualify and remove any artwork that poses a threat to fall, break, or cause harm to the public, the facility, or the artwork itself. 
15. Please note that Clark County does not secure insurance on exhibited artwork. The artist will exhibit at their own risk. We encourage you to purchase your own insurance during the exhibit to recover any loss from broken or stolen artwork. 
16. Artist agrees to hold harmless the County, its officers, employees, and agents from all liability for any injury or damage that may occur to artwork as a result of the negligent acts or omissions of its members, employees, officers, and/or agents and to sign a waiver that will be provided if accepted into the exhibit. 
17. Artist acknowledges that the gallery is a public space. Art that is exhibited in the gallery may be photographed by visitors, members of the press, and County staff for promotional and educational purposes. This includes social media postings before, during, and after the exhibit. 
18. Artist is responsible for delivering art to and from the exhibit space. 
19. Artist acknowledges that if the art is not picked up at the agreed-upon date set forth in this agreement, the County will have the art removed immediately from the exhibit space at the artist’s expense. Any art that is left longer than 10 days will be considered abandoned property and will be subject to a $100.00/day storage fee. 
20. Sale of goods is facilitated solely by the Artist; no County staff will take payment. If a purchaser is interested, County staff will put them in touch with the artist with the artist’s consent. All proceeds of any sale go to the Artist. 
21. Artist agrees to drop-off at the Gallery between the hours of 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Friday, 05/23/2025, and to pick-up artwork between the hours of 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Friday, 07/11/25. Artist must bring ID. 

For questions, please email: CCPublicArt@ClarkCountyNV.Gov

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, May 18, 2025 @ 11:59 PM PST

The Clark County Public Arts Office is excited to invite you to apply to their newest open call, Pink. This color was named after the flower, Dianthus plumarius, commonly known as a garden pink in 1566. Before that, it was a verb in a similar meaning to the word “wink” or “blink.” It has been associated with both young masculinity and femininity while also carrying the meanings of bravery, courage, resistance, violence, and power throughout its historically genderless existence. Pink comes in different shades, hues, and intensities. We invite artists to explore the weight that this color carries. Artworks, of any medium, should be predominantly pink in all its different iterations.  

The exhibition will be juried by Lolita Develay, a painter and artist based in Las Vegas, Nevada, originally from Pearblossom, California. Develay is a painter and artist whose chromatic paintings are integrated with statements on access and social values. Develay's work embodies a dynamic blend of geographical influences, cultural intersections, and social consciousness. With themes of beauty, sexuality, race, and spirituality, Develay's work serves as a mirror to the complex state of American life. She received her MFA in Painting from the University of Nevada Las Vegas in 2014.

*NOTE: Please carefully read the Terms and Conditions section below for content limitations, video media display, and Gallery Preparation Guide link.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

• Eligibility: Open to artists ages 8 and up residing in Clark County, NV; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian. 
• Mediums: All mediums are accepted, including but not limited to painting, sculpture, textiles, and mixed media; no replica prints will be accepted. Works created through generative artificial intelligence (AI art) shall not be accepted.
• Deadline: All submissions must be received by May 18, 2025, by 11:59 PM PST.

EXHIBITION DETAILS:

• Exhibition Dates: The exhibition will run from June 10, 2025 – July 24, 2025.
• Venue: The Gallery at Winchester-Dondero Cultural Center, 3130 McLeod Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89121
• Reception: A reception will be held on July 24, 2025, from 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM, where artists will have the opportunity to meet and discuss their work. 

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION: 

• Best in Show: $300 in Desert Art Supplies gift certificate
• Honorable Mentions: $150 (x2) in Desert Art Supplies gift certificate
• Gift certificates are only valid in person at any Desert Art Supplies location. Awards will be distributed at the exhibition reception to artists in attendance.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. Open to any artist aged 8 and older residing in Clark County, NV; applications for artists under age 18 must include signature and contact information of parent or guardian. 
2. Must be original artwork medium; digital art, photography, and printmaking are acceptable; no replica prints shall be accepted. 
3. Images included in applications must be of actual artwork, not conceptual images. Works created through generative artificial intelligence (AI art) shall not be accepted.
4. Artist MUST be available for pick-up and drop-off dates to sign in and sign out their work. Artwork must be hand delivered or shipped to the address on this form. If shipping the work, the costs of round-trip shipping are at the artist’s expense and must be pre-paid and on time. 
5. The artist agrees to leave their work up through the end of the exhibit date. No artist may drop off or remove their artwork without consent of the Clark County Public Arts. 
6. Artwork that contains offensive language, smoking, drugs, alcohol, overtly political, religious, and/or sexual content, or imagery, including nudity, shall not be considered. 
7. All 2D flat work (on paper or similar) must be framed with a hanging point on the back. Canvas and larger 2D work must have D-rings, a wire, or an existing hanging point secured to the back, and be ready to hang. 
8. See our Gallery Artwork Preparation Guide for more details. 
9. 2D artwork dimensions may not exceed 48” wide or 48” high; weight cannot exceed 40 lbs. 
10. Perishable artwork shall not be considered. 
11. All parts of the artwork must be secured and stable. For example, sculptures must be securely glued or welded together. 
12. 3D artwork dimensions may not exceed 20” L x 20” W x 35” H; weight cannot exceed 50lbs. 
13. A pedestal will be provided for selected three-dimensional works. 
14. Clark County Public Arts reserves the right to disqualify and remove any artwork that poses a threat to fall, break, or cause harm to the public, the facility, or the artwork itself. 
15. Please note that Clark County does not secure insurance on exhibited artwork. The artist will exhibit at their own risk. We encourage you to purchase your own insurance during the exhibit to recover any loss from broken or stolen artwork. 
16. Artist agrees to hold harmless the County, its officers, employees, and agents from all liability for any injury or damage that may occur to artwork as a result of the negligent acts or omissions of its members, employees, officers, and/or agents and to sign a waiver that will be provided if accepted into the exhibit. 
17. Artist acknowledges that the gallery is a public space. Art that is exhibited in the gallery may be photographed by visitors, members of the press, and County staff for promotional and educational purposes. This includes social media postings before, during, and after the exhibit. 
18. Artist is responsible for delivering art to and from the exhibit space. 
19. Artist acknowledges that if the art is not picked up at the agreed-upon date set forth in this agreement, the County will have the art removed immediately from the exhibit space at the artist’s expense. Any art that is left longer than 10 days will be considered abandoned property and will be subject to a $100.00/day storage fee. 
20. Sale of goods is facilitated solely by the Artist; no County staff will take payment. If a purchaser is interested, County staff will put them in touch with the artist with the artist’s consent. All proceeds of any sale go to the Artist. 
21. Artist agrees to drop-off at the Gallery between the hours of 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Friday, 06/09/2025, and to pick-up artwork between the hours of 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Friday, 07/28/25. Artist must bring ID. 

For questions, please email: CCPublicArt@ClarkCountyNV.Gov

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, June 1, 2025 @ 11:59 PM PST

SCOPE OF PROJECT:

Clark County Parks and Recreation Department’s Public Arts Office is seeking an intermediate-level public artist or team to create an outdoor mural at the Walnut Recreation Center, 3075 North Walnut Rd, Las Vegas, NV, 89115. This project is open only to artists over the age of 18 who are not part-time or full-time Clark County employees or currently under contract for any Clark County Public Arts project larger than $50,000 and have experience creating outdoor murals in the southwest environment.   

The contracted artist will be required to provide their Social Security number or Federal Tax ID Number and may be asked to have a current State and County business license.  

If applying as a team, the project lead will serve as the sole contractor with Clark County. It is mandatory for the lead artist to identify all other team members as subcontractors. The contracted artist(s) will be required to obtain necessary insurances, licenses, and certificates, including workmen's compensation insurance, a Clark County business license, and an OSHA Scissor Lift Certification.

BACKGROUND:

About the Walnut Community

The Walnut Recreation Center is a local community center that serves the surrounding area by offering various recreational programs and services.  

The neighborhoods surrounding the Walnut Recreation Center are typically residential with a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and townhouses. This area is in the western part of Las Vegas, with easy access to major roads and public transit routes. The residents living nearby are often a diverse mix of families, working professionals, and retirees with a range of incomes and backgrounds. The Walnut area is also near various schools, shopping centers, and parks, contributing to its family-friendly atmosphere. In terms of demographics, the neighborhood is home to a wide range of ethnicities and socioeconomic backgrounds, with the majority of Latin American and African American households. The area is known for being more affordable, compared to some of the city’s upscale neighborhoods, making it attractive to individuals and families who want to live close to the amenities of Las Vegas without paying high prices. Additionally, the community center is a soft focal point for local events, helping foster a sense of unity among residents. The people who live nearby may range from long-term Las Vegas locals to newcomers.

About the Walnut Recreation Center

For more than 10 years, the WRC has been the only CC recreation/resource facility in the lower north-east area of Las Vegas. It started in 1998 as a 3-wide trailer named the Walnut-Cecile Community Center. The community center offered free outreach recreation to more than 1000 kids from surrounding neighborhoods, as well as provided recreation to approximately 100 kids at the trailer site daily. We used Clark County vans to offer outreach recreation to the neighborhood, children, and surrounding apartment complexes in these areas. The recreation need was tremendous, and our outreach program was very successful as a result. In 2002, Clark County invested over $10 million using community development block grant funding to build a 41,000 square-foot full-service recreation center for this and surrounding communities. 

The present Walnut Recreation Center offers a variety of free and paid programs and services. In the past 10 years, Walnut has grown to accommodate the 89115 community, a portion of North Las Vegas, and Ellis Air Force Base. 

Walnut's next level is to develop a “community campus” that meets all of the needs, recreation, and resources in the northeast area. By assessing and fulfilling the needs of this community, this feat can be accomplished. The future of Walnut is bright.

GOALS:

1. The mural is to represent the culturally diverse Walnut Community.
2. The mural should be inspirational to the children who engage the playground with stylized, bold color and design choices. 

 Description of the designated area for the artwork:

The placement of the mural will be visible from the children’s playground; the wall is adjacent to the main entrance of the Walnut Center. The mural will be painted on a wall made of square cinder blocks, measuring 26’ H x 36’ W. The wall requires preparation before the painting starts. For County-approved materials, such as primer and other details, see Design/Presentation Agreement – Exhibit B.

PROCESS:

This project will be divided into two phases. 

Phase 1: An independent outside evaluation panel will select up to three (3) finalists who will be required to submit a design proposal. Details and guidelines will be found in the Artwork Design Development and Project General Conditions 

Phase 2: The finalist will be contracted to create the final mural. 

PROJECT BUDGET: $15,600

MILESTONES:

• Milestone 1 – Upon completion of the pre-project meeting with Clark County staff and completion and approval of the project brief and design, the artist will be paid 50%.
• Milestone 2 – Upon County’s inspection of the completed artwork and verification that the artwork meets the technical specifications for the project, site clean-up has been conducted and punch list items resolved, the artist will be paid 25%.
• Milestone 3 – Upon completion of the application of anti-graffiti product, submittal of all required paperwork and images, the plaque has been installed, and the removal of all equipment with a final walkthrough with County staff, the artist will be paid the remaining 25%.
• Payment is Net 0 days after receiving goods and services.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS & EVALUATION CRITERIA:

The evaluation will be scored by the stakeholders/evaluation committee assigned to this project, which will be performed in multiple phases. Read all of the Call information and submit the following documents. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed:

1. Letter of Intent: Provide a Letter of Intent, up to one page, describing why you would like to take part in the project, what your connection to the area is, and your take on site specificity and/or Public Art. Format as one PDF file. Format as one PDF file.
2. Experience: Submit a curriculum vitae (CV) or resume, up to two pages. List any licenses, gallery, and public art experience, if applicable. Format as one PDF file.
3. Portfolio of Relevant Images: Artists are required to submit at least three completed mural projects, and no more than ten projects/images. Aside from the minimum requirement of completed murals for this application, applicants are also encouraged to showcase their best artwork. Clark County will not consider artwork that contains offensive language, overtly political messages, religious and/or sexual content (including nudity), drugs, alcohol, or copyright infringement. Each page must correspond with the annotated image list and feature a single work. Composites of various artworks on a single page are discouraged and will result in a -5 point deduction of the overall score. Only include images that are relevant to this project. Do not submit drawings. Format as one PDF file.
4. Annotated Image List: Should include a thumbnail of the corresponding image, and it is to be composed of: Title of Artwork, Artist Names (if in collaboration or a different lead name), Location, Date of Completion, Dimensions, Medium / Materials, Budget, Brief Description. Format as one PDF file.
5. Two References: Provide two (2) references that can speak about your outdoor mural practice and artistic experience.

APPLICATION WORKSHOP: Click on hyper link to register Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 12:00 PM PST 

 Sample Contracts

If you have additional application questions, please contact: CCPublicArt@ClarkCountyNV.Gov

Thank you for your interest in inviting Clark County Poet Laureate Ashley “Ms. AyeVee” Vargas to your upcoming event! 

To get started, please share the details of your event with us. We will review your request and get back to you soon to confirm her availability or discuss any necessary adjustments regarding the time, date, and other event details.

As a reminder, typical engagements for the poet laureate include appearances at libraries, museums, literary festivals, book clubs, bookstores, educational institutions, writing conferences, veterans' events, and media interviews.

The Clark County Public Arts Office oversees the poet laureate program, collecting invitation requests and providing Ms. AyeVee with an annual stipend that covers part of her materials and travel expenses. While the role of poet laureate is prestigious, it is not a full-time position, and Ms. AyeVee does not have an office at Clark County.

We look forward to hearing from you soon!

For further questions regarding The Clark County Poet Laureate and other programming, please e-mail: poetry@ClarkCountyNV.gov