Mixed-Use Community & Dining in Las Vegas

We invite you to a place where dining, lifestyle and community connect.

A lifestyle and leisure haven with touchpoints of artistic expression and community connections.

The art of being uncommon

Discover art that moves you. More than ambiance, art that sparks connection. Explore UnCommons and encounter uplifting messages and inspiring pieces that invite you to pause, reflect and engage.

Ms. Ayevee

Ms. Ayevee is an Afro-Latina spoken word artist and Las Vegas native. Learn more >

Mila May

Mila May is an emerging Las Vegas muralist whose whimsical and colorful work often includes aliens, strange flora and fauna, and otherworldly landscapes. Learn more >

Sage Vaughn

Sage Vaughn is a California-based painter known for his wildlife series featuring colorful butterflies, owls, and sparrows. His work deals with the complex co-existence of nature and technology in contemporary society. Learn more >

Eric Vozzola

Eric Vozzola is a studio artist, muralist, and graphic designer based in his hometown of Las Vegas. He is known for his use of vibrant color palettes and nods to the surrounding desert environment within his work. Learn more >

Pretty Done

Pretty Done, the moniker of Adam Rellah, describes his style as abstract pop. His murals are known for their mesmerizing linework and character drawings. Learn more >

Cerissa Lopez

Cerissa Lopez is an artist whose striking murals are inspired by the decade she grew up in: the 1980s. Her bold and evocative work often draws on pop culture and science fiction. Learn more >

Gem Jaxx

Gem Jaxx is a mixed-media visual artist. Her work explores the relationships between current pop culture and history. Learn more >

Mili Turnbull

Mili Turnbull is an illustrator whose distinctive style incorporates humor and empowering messages. Learn more >

Miscre8

MISCRE8 is a visual artist whose unique and joyful style is a mixture of graffiti, florals, patterns, cartoons, and silhouettes. Learn more >

Elliott Demlow

Elliott Demlow is an artist who combines elements of abstraction and graffiti in large-scale murals. Learn more >

Taking it to the streets

Our streets honor those who dared to challenge the status quo and championed positive change. Let their legacies inspire you to find your own voice, be uncommon, and make a difference.

Rozita Lee Ave.

Named in honor of Rozita Villanueva Lee, a Filipino American civic leader who is a current Board of Governors member of the National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA). Learn more >

Helen Toland St.

This street celebrates Helen Anderson Toland, an educator who has lived in Las Vegas since 1947 and served as the first African American female school principal in the Clark County School District. Learn more >

Michael Cherry Ave.

Named in recognition of Michael Cherry, a justice for the Nevada Supreme Court since 2006 and an active and influential member of the Las Vegas community since 1970. Learn more >

Tom Rodriguez St.

Dedicated to Tom Rodriguez, a community leader and author who has written five books documenting the Hispanic experience in Nevada. Learn more >

Ruby Duncan St.

Honoring the contributions of Ruby Duncan, a legendary Las Vegas activist fighting for welfare rights, especially for women. Learn more >

Calling all Collaborators

Diversity and inclusion helps everyone grow. That’s why we’ve partnered with nonprofit organizations and local initiatives to do more good for all.

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Parking

While you plan your visit, know that it should be a breeze to park! There are three large parking garages with plenty of spots for our guests of UnCommons. They are labeled PS1, PS2, and PS3. Electric vehicles can be charged within all garages. There’s also limited short-term street parking available, too. If you have any questions please contact uncommons@aceparking.com. Don't forget, complimentary parking for the first two hours!

Security

You’re safe with us! There’s security provided throughout the UnCommons campus 24/7. Please call the dispatch phone number (702-625-4982) and security will be sure to help you out quickly. This includes help if you have lost or misplaced an item as well.

Accessibility

Our hope is to make life a little easier for our guests with limited mobility. There is handicapped parking located in both garages by the main entrance, and drop-off points are kept clear for those who need them. The surface and lighting around the paths of the UnCommons campus are well lit and wide for easy navigation. For more information, please contact our 24/7 security (702-625-4982).

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6880 Helen Toland St
Las Vegas, NV 89113

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