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WOMEN'S MARCH ANNIVERSARY: POWER TO THE POLLS
When and where
Date and time
Location
Sam Boyd Stadium 7000 E Russell Road Las Vegas, NV 89122
Map and directions
How to get there
Refund Policy
Refunds up to 30 days before event
Description
UPDATE: Special Performance by Faith Evans Announced!
Join Women's March organizers, partners, artists and activists in Las Vegas, Nevada, for our one-year anniversary! Thousands of women, femmes and allies will come together again to celebrate one year of resistance and to launch our collective 2018 Women’s March agenda: Power to the Polls.
From the Women’s March to the Women’s Convention, we’ve seen how powerful we are when we gather together, share space and lift each other up. Join us in Las Vegas as we prepare to take that power to the polls.
Nevada has recent experience with some of the most pressing issues facing women in our nation today, from gun violence to politicians accused of sexual assault. As a swing-state that will shape the Senate in 2018 and as home to a strong activist network, Nevada is the perfect place to commemorate the Women’s March and continue building our electoral power.
This anniversary event will kick-off a national voter registration and mobilization tour targeting swing states to register new voters, engage impacted communities, harness our collective energy to advocate for policies and candidates that reflect our values and collaborate with our partners to elect more women and progressives candidates to office.
Expected speakers will include: Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America; U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV), Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry, professor and political commentator; U.S. Rep. John Lewis (D-GA); Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter; Nina Turner, president of Our Revolution; Rev. William Barber III, civil rights activist, Marisa Tomei, Oscar Award winning actress; U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), Idaho State Rep. Paulette Jordan (D-ID), Jane Kim, San Francisco Supervisor and Mayoral Candidate, Anna Galland, executive director of MoveOn.org, Ashlee Marie Preston, civil rights activist; Maria Teresa Kumar, president & CEO of VotoLatino; María Urbina, national political director at Indivisible, Dr. Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, scholar and civil rights advocate; Women’s March co-chairs Tamika Mallory, Linda Sarsour, Carmen Perez, Bob Bland, and more.
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LOCATION
The Women’s March One-Year Anniversary event will be held at the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, on January 21, 2018.
Doors open at 10:00am PST
Sam Boyd Stadium
7000 E. Russell Road
Las Vegas, Nevada
Getting Around Las Vegas
- Public Transportation
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
- 702-228-RIDE
- Bus lines to Sam Boyd Stadium: 601 or 602 Express
- 702-228-RIDE
- Accessibility and Paratransit
- 702-228-4800 or TDD 702-676-1834
- 702-228-4800 or TDD 702-676-1834
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
- Taxicab Services
- Western Cab:702-736-8000
- Yellow Checker: 702-873-2000
- Ridesharing Services: LYFT and UBER
- Western Cab:702-736-8000
- Shuttle and Limousine Service
- Omni Limo: 702-462-6600
- Bell Trans Limo: 702-739-7990
- Supershuttle.com
- Omni Limo: 702-462-6600
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who is organizing this event?
This event is organized by Women’s March, the organizers of the January 21, 2017 Women’s March—the largest coordinated protest in U.S. history.
What is it?
We will bring together artists, musicians, grassroots activists, and elected officials for a large-scale gathering on January 21 to celebrate the work of the past year and launch a collective 2018 Women’s March agenda.
Where is it?
The Women’s March one-year anniversary event will take place inside the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
When does it start?
Doors will open at 10:00am PST.
Why Nevada?
Nevada has recent experience with some of the most pressing issues facing women in our nation today, from gun violence to politicians accused of sexual assault. As a battleground swing-state that will shape the Senate in 2018, and as home to a strong activist network, Nevada is the perfect place to commemorate the Women’s March and continue building our electoral power.
Are local activists in Las Vegas involved in the planning of this event?
We are working with an intersectional local host committee, led by Women’s March Nevada, to ensure that this event is truly representative of the many communities in Las Vegas. See this statement from Women’s March Nevada about the local organizing team.
Why aren’t we marching?
January 21 isn’t the only day we can take to the streets. We’ve marched before and we will march again, but we’ve chosen to make the Vegas anniversary event a rally and literal call to action that will kick-off not simply a march but a national tour: the #PowerToThePolls campaign.
Is this event ADA-compliant?
The Women’s March Disability Caucus is working hard to ensure that the event is accessible to all. Find more information on accessibility here.
Is this event free?
This event is completely free-of-charge. We do ask that you register for the event to help us properly estimate the number of attendees, but there are no costs associated with registration. Register here.
What if I can’t make it to Nevada?
Women’s March Chapters are organizing exciting state-specific anniversary events, from marches to legislative actions to community events to voter registration drives. Go to the Anniversary Events page to find an event near you.
Why is the Nevada event on 1/21 when some of the state events are on 1/20?
The one-year anniversary of the Women’s March is January 21, 2018. However, some states have chosen to hold anniversary events on January 20, the one-year anniversary of the inauguration. We are excited to spend the entire weekend commemorating the 2017 Women’s March.
Where can I park? How much does it cost?
Parking at the Sam Boyd Stadium costs $10.
Can I bring a bag?
Try to bring a clear bag. All bags are subject to bag-check by venue staff.
Where should I stay?
MGM properties has arranged a discounted hotel room rate for #PowerToThePolls attendees. Book your room at the discounted rate here.
Why aren’t we marching?
January 21 isn’t the only day we can take to the streets. We’ve marched before and we will march again, but we’ve chosen to make the Vegas anniversary event a rally and literal call to action that will kick-off not simply a march but a national tour: the #PowerToThePolls campaign.
What will come next?
This anniversary event in Las Vegas will kick-off #PowerToThePolls, a national voter registration and mobilization tour targeting swing states to register new and disenfranchised voters, engage impacted communities, harness our collective energy to advocate for policies and candidates that reflect our values and collaborate with our partners to elect more women and progressives candidates to office.
This event is organized by Women’s March, the organizers of the January 21, 2017 Women’s March—the largest coordinated protest in U.S. history.
What is it?
We will bring together artists, musicians, grassroots activists, and elected officials for a large-scale gathering on January 21 to celebrate the work of the past year and launch a collective 2018 Women’s March agenda.
Where is it?
The Women’s March one-year anniversary event will take place inside the Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
When does it start?
Doors will open at 10:00am PST.
Why Nevada?
Nevada has recent experience with some of the most pressing issues facing women in our nation today, from gun violence to politicians accused of sexual assault. As a battleground swing-state that will shape the Senate in 2018, and as home to a strong activist network, Nevada is the perfect place to commemorate the Women’s March and continue building our electoral power.
Are local activists in Las Vegas involved in the planning of this event?
We are working with an intersectional local host committee, led by Women’s March Nevada, to ensure that this event is truly representative of the many communities in Las Vegas. See this statement from Women’s March Nevada about the local organizing team.
Why aren’t we marching?
January 21 isn’t the only day we can take to the streets. We’ve marched before and we will march again, but we’ve chosen to make the Vegas anniversary event a rally and literal call to action that will kick-off not simply a march but a national tour: the #PowerToThePolls campaign.
Is this event ADA-compliant?
The Women’s March Disability Caucus is working hard to ensure that the event is accessible to all. Find more information on accessibility here.
Is this event free?
This event is completely free-of-charge. We do ask that you register for the event to help us properly estimate the number of attendees, but there are no costs associated with registration. Register here.
What if I can’t make it to Nevada?
Women’s March Chapters are organizing exciting state-specific anniversary events, from marches to legislative actions to community events to voter registration drives. Go to the Anniversary Events page to find an event near you.
Why is the Nevada event on 1/21 when some of the state events are on 1/20?
The one-year anniversary of the Women’s March is January 21, 2018. However, some states have chosen to hold anniversary events on January 20, the one-year anniversary of the inauguration. We are excited to spend the entire weekend commemorating the 2017 Women’s March.
Where can I park? How much does it cost?
Parking at the Sam Boyd Stadium costs $10.
Can I bring a bag?
Try to bring a clear bag. All bags are subject to bag-check by venue staff.
Where should I stay?
MGM properties has arranged a discounted hotel room rate for #PowerToThePolls attendees. Book your room at the discounted rate here.
Why aren’t we marching?
January 21 isn’t the only day we can take to the streets. We’ve marched before and we will march again, but we’ve chosen to make the Vegas anniversary event a rally and literal call to action that will kick-off not simply a march but a national tour: the #PowerToThePolls campaign.
What will come next?
This anniversary event in Las Vegas will kick-off #PowerToThePolls, a national voter registration and mobilization tour targeting swing states to register new and disenfranchised voters, engage impacted communities, harness our collective energy to advocate for policies and candidates that reflect our values and collaborate with our partners to elect more women and progressives candidates to office.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Women’s March national organizing team and our local partners value and encourage the participation of people with disabilities. The Women's March Anniversary: #PowerToThePolls is working to produce an accessible event for all of our participants.
Below you will find information on Accessible Parking, Communication Access, Getting Around Las Vegas (Mobility Device Rental and Accessible Transportation) and Accessible Seating for the January 21st anniversary event in Las Vegas.
Accessible Parking
An ADA Parking section will be designated with accessible sized parking spaces. When driving into the Sam Boyd Stadium parking lot please follow the signs that say “ADA.” This parking area is close to an entrance to the stadium that will guide you directly to the ADA seating section.
Communication Access
We will be providing American Sign Language interpretation on and close to the main stage with nearby reserved seating areas. Live captioning will also be provided on the event screens throughout.
Getting Around Las Vegas
- Mobility Device Rental
- MOMED Scooter & Wheelchair Rental: 702-472-9793
- Yellow Scooters: 855-274-3363 (Wheelchairs Available)
- Public Transportation
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
- 702-228-RIDE
- Bus lines to Sam Boyd Stadium: 601 or 602 Express
- Accessibility and Paratransit
- 702-228-4800 or TDD 702-676-1834
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
- Accessible Taxicab Services
- Western Cab:702-736-8000
- Yellow Checker: 702-873-2000
- Ridesharing Services: Both LYFT and UBER provide accessible vehicle options in Las Vegas based on driver availability
- Shuttle and Limousine Service
- Omni Limo: 702-462-6600
- Bell Trans Limo: 702-739-7990
- Supershuttle.com
Accessible Seating Area
An accessible “ADA” seating area will be designated near the front by the mainstage. This section will reserve seating for Deaf and Hard of Hearing participants who need American Sign Language interpretation and seniors and people with disabilities who require seats, including integrated seating spaces for those using wheelchairs and mobility devices. Seating in this section is on a first come, first serve basis. Priority will be given to senior and disabled persons plus one caregiver each.
After the Event
Stay connected and active with the Women’s March Disability Caucus on Facebook and Twitter.