Clark County is thrilled to present Til the Wheels Fall Off, the 8th Annual Black History Juried Exhibition, running through March 26, at the Rotunda Gallery inside the Clark County Government Center, 500 S Grand Central Pkwy. This year’s exhibition celebrates the vibrant legacy of Black car culture and its transformative role in the history of Black travel in America.
The exhibition features inspiring artwork by local artists, powerful history panels on The Negro Motorist Green Book curated by guest curator Carmen Beals, and striking photographs of local car clubs. Visitors will experience a dynamic blend of art, history, music, and community, exploring stories of resilience, freedom, and creativity.
Free special event highlights:
Car Show: Saturday, February 28, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., in the Government Center Parking Lot. Meet local car and motorcycle clubs, admire tricked-out vehicles, enjoy food trucks, and participate in family-friendly fun. Hosted by Commissioner McCurdy and the Clark County Public Arts Office.
Art Reception: Saturday, February 28, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., in the Rotunda Gallery. Join Commissioner McCurdy and the Public Arts Office for an evening of music, dance, poetry, awards, delicious food and drinks—all celebrating community spirit and artistic excellence.
“Til the Wheels Fall Off is a unique opportunity for our community to come together to honor Black history, travel, and creativity,” said Commissioner McCurdy. “We invite everyone to explore this powerful intersection of art, culture, and the open road.”
For more information on Till the Wheels Fall Off or other public art projects and events, visit www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/Parks. The Clark County Public Arts Office is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Clark County by promoting and supporting public art initiatives. The office strives to foster creativity, cultural engagement, and community pride by providing opportunities for artists and residents to collaborate on projects that reflect the diverse spirit of Clark County.