Many of our guests are looking for the cheapest place to stay in Las Vegas. Since we know many of you are trying to budget on your vacation, visiting art galleries is a fun and enriching way to spend the day without having to spend a cent. Take a look at this Downtown Art District gallery guide and see a different side of Vegas through art.

Photo Bang Bang, located on 224 E. Imperial Ave., is a photo gallery and studio. There are also three vintage sets inside decorated with retro televisions, old grandfather clocks, taxidermy and other unique items.

The Arts Factory, 107 E. Charleston Ave., is filled with over 20 studios like the Sin City erotic art gallery and Perception photo gallery. Catch visiting artists’ work, too.

The Brett Wesley Gallery is located just north of Arts Factory at Art Square. Find new exhibitions every month or two. From now until July 25, 2015, you will find Eric Burwell’s Progressive Failure. Burwell explores art’s inadequacies in his own work and in 21st-century artwork as a whole.

Blackbird Studios, located on 1551 S. Commerce St., is currently showing local artist Lynne Adamson Adrian’s “String Theory,” artwork that challenges conventional crochet.

Bonus Spot: If you finish exploring the Arts District and are still not ready to go back to your cheap room in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Hostel, admission to the Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Art is $5 and only $2 if you go with a group of five or more. From now until July 3, SNMFA is showing their annual Masters of Contemporary Art exhibition. The museum is located north of the Arts District on 450 Fremont St.

If you are looking for entertainment without emptying your bank account and looking for a cheap room in Vegas without sacrificing comfort and cleanliness, Las Vegas Hostel has got you covered. We offer the cheapest place to stay in Las Vegas, and we know all about the fun things to do in our city. If you have any questions, please send us an email through our contact page.