Lexus of Las Vegas Sponsors the Annual Black History Month Festival

For the fourth year in a row, Lexus of Las Vegas was a gold sponsor of the Springs Preserve’s 14th annual Black History Month Festival on Feb. 18. With the theme this year of “Black Resistance”, the festival took place at the Springs Preserve, 333 S. Valley View Blvd., and included live music and dance performances, authentic African American cuisine, arts and crafts displays, as well as activities and story time for kids activities. Admission also included free admission to the Springs Preserve’s museums and galleries, including the Nevada State Museum.

Celebrating Black History Month

The festival is an annual, celebration across the country of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of Black people in U.S. history. Its three goals are to educate, entertain and celebrate Southern Nevada’s Black history. The Springs Preserve location is a 180-acre attraction in Las Vegas featuring botanical gardens, museums, family events, traveling exhibits, trails, and other attractions designed to commemorate Las Vegas history and provide a vision for a sustainable future.

An Annual Sponsor

“Lexus is — and always will be — an enthusiastic proponent in celebrating cultural diversity,” Lexus of Las Vegas General Manager Lee Butler said. “The Black History Month Festival is not only fun to attend but is a wonderful opportunity for individuals to learn about the many contributions African Americans have made to Southern Nevada’s history.” Roy Mason III, general sales manager of Lexus of Las Vegas, was a guest speaker at the event

As mentioned, Lexus of Las Vegas always plans to be a part of this important event. Lexus of Las Vegas is part of the Ascent Automotive Group, which is also the parent company of Lexus of Henderson and Centennial Subaru. All AAG dealers are focused on next-level customer service and care.  If you have any questions about Lexus of Las Vegas or the impressive models we carry, please reach out to Lexus of Las Vegas today.

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