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Las Vegas Omega Mart To Host Adult-Only Event

Author Sammi Reeves

If you have yet to experience the immersive art installation known as Omega Mart here in Las Vegas, your perfect opportunity has arrived.

AREA 15‘s Omega Mart is hosting its first ever adult-only night this month, and I couldn’t be more excited! According to Fox 5, “As part of the event, Meow Wolf says its immersive art experience, Omega Mart, ‘will open its portals exclusively to those old enough to legally drink alcohol in Las Vegas, Earth.'” On Thursday, Oct. 27th, starting at 7 p.m., only guests 21 and older will be allowed in for a special “Night Shift.”

This is honestly the perfect opportunity for you and your posse to dress up, let loose, and explore the mind-bending world of Omega Mart without having to worry about those pesky kids running around (kidding, we love them… most of the time). Tickets are $39 for Nevada residents and $49 for all others and can be purchased in advance online (link below). ID’s will be checked at the door, so don’t forget to bring yours!

Aside from being able to enjoy Omega Mart without worrying about kids, you can also expect drinks, music, and plenty of photo opportunities. Come dressed in your best Halloween costume (there might even be prizes!) or just wear whatever makes you feel fabulous. This is a judgment-free zone! No matter what you wear or how you look, it’s pretty much guaranteed you’ll have a great time .

For those that don’t get out much, Omega Mart is Meow Wolf‘s second permanent, interactive art installation that opened in February of last year. It is a surrealist spin on a grocery store that offers it’s guests a mind-bending experience unlike any other. I’m not kidding. You’ve never seen anything like it. With its over-the-top displays and larger-than-life sculptures, Omega Mart is not your average Smith’s or Albertsons. It’s also not your average art gallery. Omega Mart is an experience that needs to be seen (and tasted!) to be believed.

So mark your calendars, folks. Whether you’re coming alone or bringing your squad, October 27th at Omega Mart is sure to be a spooky good time! Tickets can be purchased in advance on Omega Mart’s website.

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Job Hunting? Bass Pro Shops Wants You!

The holiday season is approaching, and that means retailers across the country are gearing up for the holiday rush. One of my favorite stores of all time, Bass Pro Shops, is no exception! The outdoor retailer is looking to fill over 3,500 seasonal part and full-time positions across all US stores during its National Hiring Day event on Wednesday, October 12th, and Thursday, October 13th.

Here in the Las Vegas Valley, Bass Pro Shops is looking to hire 65 candidates for positions in several different retail departments. The event will be taking place at the store near Blue Diamond Road and Dean Martin Drive right by Silverton Casino Hotel, and interested job seekers are encouraged to apply in advance. Walk-ins will be welcomed from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on both days, but even if you can’t make it to the event, you’re still encouraged to contact the store directly. So what are you waiting for? Start your job hunt today!

Why You Should Consider Working at Bass Pro Shops

Bass Pro Shops isn’t just any old retail store. Not in the slightest. It’s an outdoor retailer that specializes in selling hunting, fishing, camping, and other outdoor recreation products. The company was founded in 1972 by Johnny Morris, and today it has over 100 stores across the United States and Canada. Bass Pro Shops is trusted, and their inventory is deemed some of the best selection out there by those who are committed to their outdoor sports.

If you love the outdoors, then working at Bass Pro Shops might be the perfect fit for you! If you like looking at fishies in a big tank all day (one of my favorite activities on a Bass Pro Shops run), then the gig could be a total blast. And even if you don’t consider yourself that much of an outdoorsy person, there are still a number of reasons to consider a job at Bass Pro Shops. Here are just a few:

  • 4) Competitive Pay

    Money
    According to Glassdoor, the average hourly pay for a sales associate at Bass Pro Shops is $10.74. Not too shabby! And if you’re looking for a management position, you can expect to make even more. For example, the average hourly pay for a store manager is $17.64.

  • 3) Discounts On Merchandise

    Fishing Lure Baits
    Who doesn’t love getting discounts on the things they love? As an employee of Bass Pro Shops, you’ll get discounts on all sorts of merchandise, from clothing to firearms to fishing gear. And since Bass Pro Shops offers just about everything an outdoorsy person could need, you’re sure to find plenty of things that you’ll want to buy!

  • 2) Great Benefits

    Benefits
    In addition to competitive pay and discounts on merchandise, Bass Pro Shops also offers great benefits to its employees. These benefits include healthcare (medical, dental, vision), 401(k) matching, paid time off, and more!

  • 1) A Fun Work Environment

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    Let’s face it. Most retail jobs aren’t particularly fun or exciting. But working at Bass Pro Shops is different! Thanks to the company’s focus on outdoor recreation, you can expect a work environment that is lighthearted and fun… even if you don’t particularly enjoy spending time outdoors yourself. And who knows? Working at Bass Pro Shops might just convert you into a lover of the great outdoors after all!

    If you’re looking for a seasonal job this holiday season or a full-time position with competitive pay and great benefits year-round, then look no further than Bass Pro Shops. With locations across the country—including right here in Las Vegas—Bass Pro Shops might just be your next perfect workplace fit. Head on over to their National Hiring Day event on October 12th or 13th (or apply online anytime) and start your journey towards fulfilling your career goals today!

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    As the leaves start to change color and the temperature starts to cool down, hiking in the fall is an incredible experience, especially in the desert southwest. The air is crisp, the landscape is beautiful, and there are so many fun things to do with family and friends.

    I recently took a trip to Kanarra Falls just north of St. George, Utah and was totally taken aback by its beauty. That had me looking around for more hikes to take soon! Fall is here, which means 110 degree temperatures are not. It’s safe to step outside and explore!

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    One of the best things about hiking in the fall is the weather. It’s not too hot or too cold, which makes for perfect hiking conditions. The desert can be quite hot in the summer, so hiking in the fall is a great time to enjoy the scenery without having to worry about overheating. If you’re looking for a moderate challenge, Fall is also a great time to hike one of Arizona’s “seven summits” – Humphreys Peak, Arizona’s tallest mountain at 12,637 feet.

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    • Angel's Landing - Zion National Park, Utah

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    • Valley of Fire State Park - Nevada

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    • Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area - Nevada

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Sammi Reeves is the afternoon show host on 102.7 VGS. Before her radio career, she worked several jobs in the media industry, specifically involving social media and media buying. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Sammi writes Las Vegas content centered around local restaurants, events, and need-to-know news.

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