SEGD Las Vegas Chapter

September 21, 2024

SEGD Las Vegas in Nevada, USA is committed to educating, connecting, and inspiring the local design community, fostering creativity and collaboration through events, mentorship, and experiential design initiatives.

SEGD Las Vegas Chapter

Join us for events in the Entertainment Capital, where you’ll sharpen your skills, connect with creatives, and lead the way in experiential design. Become an SEGD member to access mentorship, valuable education, and inspiration with the SEGD Las Vegas Chapter. Unleash your creativity with SEGD!

For over 50 years, SEGD has been the go-to resource for wayfinding, placemaking, exhibition, and experience design—shaping how people interact with spaces. Join us to explore new trends and work together on impactful projects.

Events

Check out upcoming SEGD Las Vegas Chapter events on our membership platform, or visit SEGD Events to see all events across the organization.

Contact

Connect with your SEGD Las Vegas Chapter Chairs: las-vegas-chapter@segd.org

Experiential Design in the Las Vegas Region

Known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas blends innovation, spectacle, and creativity. From the iconic Las Vegas Strip to the downtown arts district, the city offers an exciting canvas for experiential design. Our members work on projects that enhance immersive environments, combining cutting-edge digital experiences with captivating physical spaces.

Key projects include the Fremont Street Experience, where technology transforms public space into an immersive show. The T-Mobile Arena also stands out, featuring digital displays and wayfinding that elevate the visitor experience. Additionally, the MSG Sphere is a groundbreaking venue with the world’s largest LED screen, creating an unforgettable entertainment experience.

Join us to explore design trends, collaborate on projects, and shape the future of experiential design in Las Vegas. Welcome to SEGD Las Vegas!

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