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inside - Summerlin

SUMMERLIN
MORE THAN A PLACE TO LIVE.
A WAY OF LIFE.
INSIDE
• Art Festival This Weekend
• What’s in Store: The Shops at Summerlin
• New Home Options Expanding in Summerlin
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
Las Vegas Review-Journal
The Shops at Summerlin
A rendering of The Shops at Summerlin depicts the open-air, pedestrian-friendly environment.
Nordstrom Rack joins lineup
Retail destination scheduled to open year-end 2014
By year-end 2014, shop till you drop
in Summerlin will take on a whole new
meaning. That’s when The Shops at Summerlin opens to much anticipation from
community residents who look forward
to a top quality retail destination in their
backyard.
Nordstrom Rack will join the growing retail collection, opening an approximately 36,000-square-foot off-price
store. The new location offers loyal Las
Vegas shoppers a location close to home
along with previously announced anchors Macy’s and Dillard’s — all of which
are set to open in fall of 2014.
“We’ve known for a long time that we
wanted to be in Summerlin,” said Geevy
Thomas, president of Nordstrom Rack.
“The Shops at Summerlin is a great fit
for the Rack and we’re excited about this
opportunity to bring our take on the ultimate treasure hunt to customers in the
western Las Vegas Valley.”
Conveniently located just off the West
Charleston Boulevard exit on the 215
Beltway, The Shops at Summerlin is a
106-acre, 1.6-million-square-foot regional retail destination that will encompass
more than 125 stores and restaurants in
an open-air, pedestrian-friendly environment.
“Nordstrom Rack is a favorite among
shoppers in the Las Vegas Valley and will
serve as an outstanding addition to The
Shops at Summerlin, one of the premier
regional retail sites in the U.S.,” said
Kevin Orrock, president of Summerlin
and vice president of master-planned
communities for The Howard Hughes
Corp. “Retailer response to the project
has been tremendous as we work to create an unrivaled shopping, dining and
entertainment hub for downtown Summerlin.”
The Shops at Summerlin will also
be home to a nine-story, Class A office
tower unlike any other in Las Vegas today. The Shops at Summerlin is part of
a 400-acre planned urban center where
commerce, entertainment and retail activities are seamlessly integrated with
“Nordstrom Rack is a
favorite among shoppers
in the Las Vegas Valley and
will serve as an outstanding
addition to The Shops at
Summerlin, one of the
premier regional retail sites
in the U.S.”
Kevin Orrock
President of Summerlin
cultural, civic and high-density residential land uses.
Expected to open in fall 2014, The
Shops at Summerlin is projected to provide approximately 1,700 jobs during
construction and 2,000 when fully open.
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Andorra in The Paseos offers seven floor plans starting in the low $300,000s. The Woodside Homes neighborhood is one of four popular developments blossoming in Summerlin’s
westernmost village.
Summerlin new-home sales are heating up
As fall temperatures cool down the
Las Vegas Valley, new-home sales continue to heat up in Summerlin. According to
national real estate consultant RCLCO,
Summerlin ranks ninth nationally among
master-planned communities for home
sales year to date, another indication
that interest in the Summerlin lifestyle
remains high.
“Demand for homes in Summerlin is
strong at all price points,” said Kevin Orrock, president of Summerlin and vice
president of master-planned communities for The Howard Hughes Corp. “The
value of master-planned community living continues to resonate with buyers
who appreciate and desire quality of life.
That’s why buyers are clamoring to get
into some of the newest neighborhoods
here.”
Five Summerlin villages are selling
a variety of home styles, offering more
than 40 floor plans ranging from 1,500
to 5,900 square feet. Prices start in the
low $200,000s and top out at more than
$2 million for custom home lots in The
Ridges.
Before bulldozers graded the ground
in The Paseos village, new-home buyers
were signing up for a look at Santaluz.
The Toll Brothers neighborhood sits in
the cascading elevation of The Paseos,
Summerlin’s westernmost village. This
gem offers three single-story floor plans
and is the only new development in Summerlin made up entirely of single-story
homes.
Just across the street are neighboring
developments Esperanza and Catalina
by Lennar. Like Santaluz, these neighborhoods are designed with Mediterranean and Spanish influenced architecture and offer eight floor plans in both
single-story and two-story homes.
Also in The Paseos is Woodside Home’s
Andorra neighborhood. There are seven
floor plans available at Castille at Andorra and Seville at Andorra starting in the
low $300,000s.
The Mesa village, Summerlin’s southernmost village to date, offers popular
home styles designed by KB Home, Pulte
Homes, Richmond American Homes,
Ryland Homes and Woodside Homes.
The 18 floor plans in the neighborhood of
Amado start in the mid-$200,000s and offer features such as roof-top decks, up to
six bedrooms, dual master bedrooms and
energy efficient appliances.
Summerlin Centre village offers some
unique home options, including West
Park Villas town homes by William Lyon
Homes. The four floor plans offer twoand three- story designs that include a
third-floor mezzanine and optional tech
center.
Next door is Villa Trieste by Pulte
Homes, the state’s first LEED-certified
neighborhood. Residents in Villa Trieste’s single-family detached homes
boast of energy bills that are so low, they
are almost nonexistent — one reason
why this property is almost sold out.
The luxury golf course condominium
community Mira Villa at The Canyons
village has three remaining floor plans,
including the 3,850-square-foot penthouse starting at $1.05 million.
For an even more lavish lifestyle,
Summerlin is selling custom home lots
at Azure in its exclusive guard-gated village of The Ridges. Custom homesites at
one-quarter to three-quarter acres are
selling, priced from the low $300,000s to
more than $1 million. Fewer than 65 lots
remain.
The Ridges also offers products from
world-class builders, such as Christopher Homes and William Lyon Homes.
The nearby Boulder Ridge neighborhood by Christopher Homes offers four
floor plans starting at 4,300-square-feet
custom built on one-quarter to one-halfacre home sites starting at just under $2
million.
Sterling Ridge by William Lyon Homes
will be opening later this year with six
floor plans ranging from 3,546 to 4,871
square feet.
Details about each neighborhood are
at www.summerlin.com or download
the free new-home finder application by
searching “Summerlin” in your smartphone app store.
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WEST PARk vILLAS
William Lyon Homes
Two & Three-story townhomes
from 1,556-2,048 SF
Starting from the low $200’s
702.233.6344
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tropicana rd.
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Condo Capital Solutions
Luxury condominiums
from 2,071-3,851 SF
Starting from the $500’s
702.254.4647
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Pulte Homes
Two-story homes
from 2,197-2,575 SF
877.485.7623
vILL A TRIESTE
Pulte Homes
Two-story homes
from 1,487-1,777 SF
877.485.7623
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Two-story homes
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Lennar
Two-story homes
from 3,242-3,864 SF
877.626.9323
KB Home
Two-story homes
from 1,852-2,256 SF
Starting from the high $200’s
702.586.4261
CATALINA
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Lennar
One & Two-story homes
from 2,050-3,285 SF
877.626.9323
Richmond American Homes
from 1,883-3,085 SF
702.641.0135
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Ryland Homes
Two-story homes
from 2,175-2,389 SF
702.489.7377
Woodside Homes
Two-story homes
from 2,236-2,518 SF
702.769.0820
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Woodside Homes
from 2,013-3,147 SF
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702.769.0820
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Toll Brothers
One-story homes
from 2,495-2,873 SF
702.304.9740
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Christopher Homes
from 4,000-6,000 SF
Starting from $1,350,000
702.838.3000
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
Signature events popular with all valley residents
Weekend Summerlin Art Festival to
feature popular chalk art exhibit
The annual Summerlin Art Festival includes more than 100 artists as well as stage
performers, live music and a chalk art competition. This year’s event is from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Community Park on Town Center Drive between Sahara
Avenue and Charleston Boulevard. It is free and open to the general public.
Thanks to a robust calendar of familyfriendly events, residents of Summerlin
enjoy exclusive access to year-round
activities planned just for them. But the
general public can get in on the action at
three of the community’s largest events
that are sponsored by The Howard
Hughes Corp.: Summerlin Art Festival,
Summerlin Half-Marathon and Tour de
Summerlin.
This weekend, Oct. 12 and 13, is the
Summerlin Art Festival, at Summerlin
Centre Community Park, 1800 S. Town
Center Drive. Sponsored in part by CBS
Radio, the event features more than 100
artists and craftsman from throughout
the Southwest. Their fine art collections
include paintings, glasswork, pottery,
jewelry, metal works, sculpture and
mixed media pieces.
“This isn’t a craft fair; it’s a fine art
exhibition with activities everyone in
the family can enjoy,” said Danielle Bisterfeldt, director of marketing for Summerlin. “We’ve hosted this event for 19
years, and it’s become a fall tradition for
everyone in the valley who appreciates
and loves art, especially in a fun, outdoor
environment.”
The Summerlin Art Festival includes
a popular chalk art component. Sponsored for the first time by the Discovery
Children’s Museum, the chalk art exhibit
features a competitive division for those
interested in having their chalk art creations juried, as well as a noncompetitive division for those interested in just
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Half marathon and cycling ride to be held in April
Shriners Hospitals for Children Open brings weeklong lineup of golf, events
As the home of Nevada’s only two
Tournament Players Club courses and
seven other golf courses, Summerlin has
long been known as a golfer’s paradise.
In fact, the golf world’s eyes will soon
shift to Summerlin Oct. 14-20 when The
Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
takes center stage at TPC Summerlin.
Now a part of the FedExCup regular
schedule this year, this PGA Tour event
is expected to draw more than 130 of the
world’s top professional golfers to the
city to compete for a player’s exemption
into the 2014 Masters and a share of a $6
million purse. The tournament features a
week complete with unique events for all
to get involved in the action.
Beginning Saturday, the Las Vegas
Golf Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
presents the 2013 class, including Brenda Knott, Bob May, Ray Norvell and Bill
Walters.
On Sunday, the Goodie Two Shoes
Foundation Rockin’ Walk encourages
participants to put their best foot forward to help thousands of disadvantaged
children by providing them with new
shoes and socks. More than 775 children
have benefited from the event over the
past three years.
The tournament also features new ad-
ditions to the weekly lineup, including
Clark County School District Day on
Monday. Clark County School District
Day seeks to educate local youth in subjects such as health and wellness, financial literacy and renewable energy. The
course will be closed to the public as
the tournament staff welcomes 200 students from McWilliams Elementary for
an enjoyable afternoon of instruction
and entertainment with support from
NV Energy, The First Tee of Southern
Nevada, UnitedHealthcare and Wells
Fargo.
Additionally, Las Vegas local and former UNLV Rebel Charley Hoffman will
host his foundation’s Las Vegas Pro Am
on Monday. Amateurs will join pros for
an 11 a.m. shotgun following a clinic provided by Hoffman.
On Tuesday, beginning at 11:30 a.m.,
women in the community are invited to
leave their heels at home and commemorate the third annual Kick Off Your
Heels Luncheon with keynote speaker
Susan T. Spencer, the only former female general manager in NFL history.
KTNV Channel 13 Action News anchor
Tricia Kean will serve as the mistress of
ceremonies.
Golf fans will have the opportunity to
get inside the ropes and play alongside
the pros during the MGM Resorts International Championship Pro Am on
Wednesday, Oct. 16.
An exclusive venue honoring active
and retired members of the military, law
enforcement, first response and fire and
rescue will be presented by Shift4 Corp.
Along with their families, public safety
officials are invited to enjoy complimentary admission to the tournament Oct.
16-20.
Making its tournament debut, The Hill
Concert Series will follow the conclusion
of the second and third rounds of tournament play Oct. 19 and 20 inside the tournament’s expansive and remodeled hospitality venue. The sounds of Jared Lee,
The Jeremy Cornwell Project and The
Dirty Guv’nahs will amp up after play.
All tournament ticket holders are invited
to stay and enjoy two nights of live music
along with wine and craft beer tastings
courtesy of Rock ’n Roll Wine.
Benefiting the Shriners Hospitals for
Children, the PGA Tour event supports
the hospitals’ mission to provide innovative pediatric specialty care, world-class
research and outstanding medical education regardless of a family’s ability to
pay.
Last year’s tournament winner Ryan
Moore celebrates his victory at The
Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. The
tournament returns to TPC Summerlin
Oct. 14-20.
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West Career and Technical Academy is one of eight five-star public schools in Summerlin. Eleven out of 12 public schools received four or five stars in an official report released by the
Nevada Education Department in June.
Amenities include top-ranked public, private schools
Twenty-two schools opened their
doors in Summerlin this school year to
more than 35,000 valley students. The
12 public and 10 private educational institutions in the master-planned community include 10 percent of Clark County’s
highest ranking public schools and many
of the valley’s top performing and nationally ranked private schools.
According to a report released in June
by the Nevada Education Department,
six of the community’s 12 Clark County
School District public elementary, middle and high schools received the top
score of five stars in the state’s new critical performance assessment scale. Five
Summerlin public schools received four
stars.
“The vision for Summerlin began with
goals for a hallmark quality of life that
included a quality education for the children here,” said Kevin Orrock, president
of Summerlin and vice president of master-planned communities for The Howard Hughes Corp. “These goals continue
to be met, as is evidenced by the state’s
high rankings of the community’s public
schools, as well as the accomplishments
and reputation of many Summerlin private schools.”
Summerlin public schools that received the top ranking of five stars are
Bonner Elementary, Givens Elementary,
Goolsby Elementary, Staton Elementary, Rogich Middle and West Career
and Technical Academy. Summerlin’s
first public school, Lummis Elementary,
received four stars, along with Richard
Despite more rigorous
“
criteria, we again earned
five stars by maintaining a
comprehensive and targeted
curriculum while building
in structured supports for
students to succeed. That,
coupled with offering
students competitive
student organizations and
service learning activities
has kept us on top.’’
Amy Dockter-Rozar
President, West Career and Technical Academy
Bryan Elementary, Ober Elementary,
Faiss Middle School and Becker Middle
School.
The five-star ranked West Career and
Technical Academy opened in 2010 as the
only school in the district with a Google
pilot program. It allows students to create an electronic portfolio, use Google
apps and maintain a Google calendar for
class and homework.
The nontraditional school offers nine
career and technical program areas,
including sports medicine, premedical
sciences, engineering, business, information technology and digital media. It
incorporates an on-campus biological
field station where students work alongside scientists on campus as well as hosts
a greenhouse for biotechnology and botany classes.
“We are unique in that we are both
a career and technical academy and a
college preparatory school,” said Amy
Dockter-Rozar, principal of West CTA.
“The Clark County School District is a
national model for urban career and tech
academies, and West CTA is one of the
flagship schools in that model. Despite
more rigorous criteria, we again earned
five stars by maintaining a comprehensive and targeted curriculum while
building in structured supports for students to succeed.
“That, coupled with offering students
competitive student organizations and
service learning activities has kept us on
top,” she added.
Being on top was part of the blueprint
mapped out by Summerlin’s original
planners and developers.
“They were so committed to education
that they donated 40 acres … to build
Summerlin’s first school, The Meadows
School,” Orrock said.
Meadows, a private college preparatory academy, opened its doors in Summerlin in 1988, three years before the
first family moved into the development.
“The Meadows helped to set the bar
high for education in this community,”
Orrock said.
The school was established by the
founding board president, Carolyn G.
Goodman. The Las Vegas mayor has a
building on the 40-acre campus named in
her honor.
The school offers a variety of advanced placement courses, general education courses and a long list of cultural
and athletic programs. The Meadows
boasts a 100 percent four-year college
placement rate.
The Meadows helped to set
“
the bar high for education in
this community.’’
Kevin Orrock
President of Summerlin
Other top-performing private schools
in Summerlin include The Adelson Educational Campus, which has produced
consecutive years with 100 percent college graduation and college placement
rates since it opened in 2009; The Alexander Dawson School, a nonsectarian,
coeducational school offering a rigorous liberal arts program for children
in prekindergarten through 12th grade,
as well as a year-round college preparatory program; and Bishop Gorman
High School, a Catholic college preparatory academy that boasts a 100 percent
graduation rate and 96 percent college
enrollment rate, and hosts a strong athletic program that’s earned more than
84 state championships in the school’s
59-year history.
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Where in the world is Summerlin?
South side of Chyenne Ave. and west side of Rampart Blvd.
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West side of Hualapai Way from Alta Dr. to Sunset Rd.
HUALAPAI WAY
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In 1990, when the newly constructed Summerlin Parkway opened, news reporters
dubbed it “the road to nowhere.” Today, the
road to nowhere is the road home for more
than 100,000 residents and thousands of Las
Vegans who golf, shop, dine, work and attend school in the community.
But just exactly where does Summerlin
start and end? Many Las Vegans aren’t clear
on Summerlin’s boundaries because the
community is so expansive, creating the erroneous impression that Summerlin is synonymous with the entire western side the
valley. But in fact, the community is generally bounded by Red Rock Canyon National
Conservation on the west; Hualapai Way
on the east with small fingers extending to
sections of Rampart Boulevard and Buffalo
Drive; Cheyenne Avenue on the north; and
Maule Road on the south.
“But it’s not that simple,” said Julie Cleaver, vice president of planning and design
for The Howard Hughes Corp., developer
of Summerlin. “Within those general guidelines, the boundary takes many twists and
turns to exclude places like Tivoli Village
and Boca Park, which are often assumed to
be in Summerlin, when, in fact, they are outside of the community.”
Thanks to a 23-year branding campaign
that sustains the community’s reputation as
one of the valley’s best places to live, Summerlin has become a household name in
Southern Nevada, according to Brian Gordon, principal of Applied Analysis, who has
conducted considerable market research for
the community.
“Given the community’s name recognition
and impressive resident demographics, it’s
not surprising that businesses that fall outside of the Summerlin boundaries yet cater
to its residents refer to themselves as Summerlin businesses,” Gordon said.
Residents in communities neighboring
Summerlin also claim the master-planned
community as their home, according to
Cleaver, who added that it’s flattering that
so many aspire to claim Summerlin as their
business or resident address. “At the same
time, we want the public to have an accurate
awareness of what is in Summerlin,” she said.
A map is not necessary to determine when
you’re in Summerlin, according to Cleaver,
who cites the community’s iconic monuments, heavily landscaped streets, medians
and sidewalks and signature street lights as
landmarks that help to distinguish the community from adjacent areas.
“Summerlin’s consistently styled and
blended architecture, roundabouts, strategic
signage and plentiful parks give the community a very distinctive look,” she said. “It’s
obvious when you’re in Summerlin, thanks
to the community’s hallmark aesthetic.”
If, however, you’re still wondering where
Summerlin is, here’s the boundary map.
South side of
Maule and West
side of Fort Apache
to Wet ‘n’ Wild and Park
South side of
Lake Mead Blvd.
and west side
of Buffalo Dr.
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▶ EVENTS: Half marathon and cycling ride to be held in April 2014
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having fun. For a $10 donation to the museum, the public can purchase a chalk
square, and kids can participate in the
creation of a giant chalk mural.
Live music, dance performances and
food art demonstrations will add to the
free, two-day event. For more information on the registration fee for the chalk
art competition or overall event information, visit summerlin.com
The Summerlin Half Marathon, produced by Desert Sky Adventures, returns in spring 2014 for the fourth annual foot race. The April 12, 2014, event
partners with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Southern Nevada to organize the 13.1-mile run. Participants will
enjoy some of Summerlin’s signature
trails that meander throughout several
neighborhoods and parks. More than 500
people ran in the 2013 event, and an even
bigger turnout is expected in 2014.
Tour de Summerlin is a cycling event
that attracts enthusiasts from around
the world. Every year cyclists ride along
some of the most scenic Summerlin
streetscapes on 40-, 75- and 100-mile noncompetitive routes. Celebrating its 13th
year this spring, Tour de Summerlin will
again sponsor Candlelighters Childhood
Cancer Foundation of Nevada at the
April 26 event.
“These events really bring the community together and allow Las Vegans to
enjoy Summerlin’s beautiful parks, trails
and views of the valley,” Bisterfeldt said.
“The Howard Hughes Corporation is
responsible for developing the masterplanned community, and the planning
department takes pride in designing
and maintaining infrastructure that promotes an active lifestyle.
“These signature events are the best
way to showcase the active and culturally rich lifestyle for which Summerlin
is known,” she added.
Luxury Living in the
Heart of Summerlin.
The Vistas Park was voted Best Park in 2012. The park is again in the running for Best of
Summerlin. Voting is open until Saturday on summerlin.com.
Best of Summerlin winners to be
named at community art festival
For the eighth year, residents and fans
of Summerlin can share their opinions
about what they love most about the
community. Winners of the 2013 Best of
Summerlin recognition campaign will be
announced at Summerlin Art Festival at
11:30 a.m. Sunday at Summerlin Centre
Community Park.
According to Danielle Bisterfeldt, director of marketing for Summerlin, the
Best of Summerlin is a natural evolution
for the community that has delivered on
its promise of a quality lifestyle for more
than 23 years. “Summerlin is bursting
with parks, trails, restaurants, boutiques
and interesting places beloved by those
who call the community home. This is a
fun and interactive way to let residents
and the general public share what they
like best about Summerlin,” she said.
Nominations from community residents and the general public were accepted in August with the top three
nominees advancing to the general vote.
Only nominees located within the community’s boundaries were eligible for
consideration.
Voting is open online at summerlin.
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park, best school spirit, best swimming
pool, best place to work out, best familyfriendly restaurant, best happy hour,
best restaurant for a celebration, best
locally owned restaurant or eatery, best
doctor, best golf course, best community event and best small retail business.
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
The staff of John Cutter, a restaurant in The Vistas, enjoys the camaraderie of working at
a local restaurant frequented by community residents. From left are Sarah York, Heather
Carpenter, Kristie Morrison and Taylor Christensen.
Summerlin resident builds successful
businesses in his own backyard
In 1995, Las Vegas native Adam Corrigan and his wife, Leah, bought their first
house as newlyweds. It was in the newly
developed Trails village in the thenfledgling Summerlin community.
“I remember when they built the ‘road
to nowhere,’ ” said Corrigan, referring
to the now heavily traveled Summerlin
Parkway.
Corrigan, who attended Bishop Gorman High School, now lives with his wife
and three children at Red Rock Country
Club. He owns, among other commercial
properties in the valley, John Cutter restaurant and bar in Vista Commons shopping complex at West Charleston Boulevard and Desert Foothills Drive.
He describes the business as an early
1900s tavern that serves high-quality,
never frozen ingredients including handcut steaks and homemade burgers. The
venue is detailed with an ornate bar with
video poker but includes a kids menu
and coloring books.
You may have heard the Corrigan
name before. The family is responsible
for popular restaurants across the valley
including the Road Runner chain. Corrigan’s brother operates Vintner Grill, a
high-end Summerlin eatery also on West
Charleston Boulevard.
“We’re all serving the same customers,” said Corrigan, noting the varied restaurant styles and cuisine. “We just want
to be there for the different occasions.”
Corrigan opened John Cutter five
years ago just before the economy
crashed, yet the family-oriented, nonsmoking venue survived.
“We ran it as if there was nothing
wrong,” Corrigan said. They ran it, he
said, grateful for their customers and for
their dedicated employees.
Most of the restaurant’s original staff
is still in place, and Corrigan credits General Manager Kristie Morrison for helping to keep John Cutter afloat. She has
worked for him for more than 12 years.
“I believe the staff tenure comes from
an environment that is professional and
providing, which comes from a family
that has been in the restaurant business
for over 25 years,” Morrison said.
The Corrigan family’s restaurants have
employed as many as 650 people. This
month, 35 more people will be employed
in Summerlin, thanks to Corrigan. In the
same Vistas village complex, adjacent to
John Cutter, he is opening Toros, a Spanish kitchen featuring tapas and paella.
Corrigan says like John Cutter, Toros
will offer only fresh cuisine. Neither restaurant will have a freezer and no smoking is allowed. It’s how the family runs
its restaurants.
“We just kind of do the right thing,”
Corrigan said. “It’s important.”
It was an easy decision for Corrigan
to open another restaurant in Summerlin. Aside from it being close to home, he
says it brings another independent restaurant to the heavily residential area.
“I think Summerlin has a very masterplanned vision,” Corrigan said. “We believed in it, and I think we believe the
same thing for our businesses. Summerlin is a success. Well-planned products
are successful.”
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
Residents enjoy active lifestyle with neighborhood amenities
A big draw for those who call Summerlin home is access to a numerous amenities that create a culture that encourages
healthy living and an active lifestyle.
With more than 150 parks and more than
150 miles of trails for running, walking
and cycling, Summerlin is, by design,
built to give residents opportunities for
exercise right at their doorsteps. In fact,
in resident surveys, Summerlin trails
consistently rank as the most popular
amenity with more than 70 percent of respondents indicating they hit the trail at
least once every few weeks.
“The planners and developers of this
master-planned community consider
a variety of amenities to help enhance
lifestyle and build a culture of active
outdoor engagement for residents,” said
Julie Cleaver, vice president of planning
and design for Summerlin.
“Nowhere else in the valley will you
find so many parks with such a variety
of activities for children as well as adults
to enjoy.”
From small neighborhood pocket
parks to larger community sports and
play complexes, residents have a variety
Summerlin
neighborhoods
are connected by
more than 150
miles of trails. The
community received
the American
Trails Developer
Award in 2008 and
residents routinely
cite the meandering
walking/jogging/
cycling paths as a
top amenity in the
community.
of choices for outdoor activities: organized T-ball and baseball leagues as well
as unstructured play on the many lighted
tennis and basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, soccer fields and tot lots. Several community centers offer residents
activities such as Pilates, martial arts
and fat-burning and sculpting classes.
And for the hot summer months, Summerlin residents have exclusive access
to several community pools as well as
the Pavilion Center Pool near Palo Verde
High School. Pavilion Center Pool is operated by the city of Las Vegas for the
general public.
Also open to anyone in the valley are
Summerlin’s nine public and private golf
courses. These include the state’s only
two Tournament Players Club courses,
TPC Summerlin and TPC Las Vegas,
both hosts to PGA tournaments. TPC
Summerlin will host the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open FedExCup tournament this month.
Indoor exercise opportunities also
abound in Summerlin, home to the
valley’s only Life Time Athletic, a
200,000-plus-square-foot fitness facility
that is part country club, part exercise
facility. It includes more than 400 pieces of cardio, resistance and free-weight
training equipment, as well as a rock
climbing wall and a pool with a two-story
water slide. 24 Hour Fitness Super Sport,
named Best Big-Box Gym by Fitness
magazine, also gives area residents a serious workout with a variety of exercise
equipment and group exercise classes.
Both Life Time Athletic and 24 Hour
Fitness Super Sport in Summerlin are
finalists in the Best of Summerlin 2013
competition.
Culture meets community
at Nevada Ballet Theatre
Cultural life and opportunities are often overlooked in a tourist destination
such as Las Vegas, where the myriad
entertainment offerings tend to overshadow local cultural institutions that
exist beyond the glitz and glamour of
the Strip. The 42-year-old Nevada Ballet
Theatre is a clear exception as the state’s
oldest and still thriving performing arts
company. Fortunately for residents of
Summerlin, Nevada Ballet Theatre’s
headquarters are nestled in the heart of
the master-planned community.
Although Nevada Ballet Theatre is considered a resident performing company
at The Smith Center for the Performing
Arts, all other company operations are
in Summerlin, including management,
marketing and administration. Because
dancers rehearse and take daily classes
at the Summerlin facility, they are a
common sight in the community.
“Their presence, alone, adds an air of
culture and sophistication to our community,” said Danielle Bisterfeldt, mar-
keting director of Summerlin. “NBT is
a major contributor to the arts scene in
Summerlin, and we are delighted the
company calls our community home.”
Lauded for the quality of its dance facility, considered among the very best
in the nation, Summerlin has been home
to Nevada Ballet Theatre’s professional
company, affiliated academy and education and outreach programs since 1999
— providing the necessary foundation
and nurturing suburban atmosphere
needed to grow. From participation in
the Summerlin Arts Festival to other
community-based initiatives, Nevada
Ballet Theatre remains focused on educating local audiences through premier
dance collaborations and providing community exposure to internationally recognized guest artists from the national
and international arts scene.
With a student body of almost 400, the
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The Summerlin Council functions similarly to a parks and recreation department. Among
the council’s many responsibilities is planning and executing more than a dozen annual
events and seasonal celebrations, such as the Pumpkin Festival, exclusively for residents.
Council at heart of community
Buying a home in Summerlin offers
much more than four walls and a roof. It’s
a package deal that comes with a robust
calendar of seasonal celebrations and special events; classes and workshops; youth
and adult sports leagues; and 5k runs and
walks — all planned exclusively for residents through the Summerlin Council, the
nonprofit arm of the Summerlin Community Association that functions similar to
a parks and recreation department.
Each year, the Summerlin Council
plans and executes more than a dozen
annual events, offers nearly 100 community classes and youth camps, and assists
local volunteers with the organization of
11 youth and adult sports leagues including T-ball, softball, soccer and tennis. To
keep residents informed of these opportunities, the council maintains a residentcentric website and prepares and distributes monthly and quarterly publications
to the 100,000-plus residents living in the
master-planned community.
“And that’s just the short list of the many
functions performed by the Summerlin
Council,” said Randy Ecklund, executive
director of the Summerlin Community Association and Summerlin Council management operations. “Dedicated to the social,
cultural and physical enrichment of residents, the Summerlin Council is responsible, in large part, for the quality of life for
which the community is known.
“The extent of the council’s work and
impact on the community is immeasurable,” he said.
The council was created in 1997 by The
Howard Hughes Corp., the community’s
developer, to plan and execute activities
and maintain parks and other common
areas for residents.
“As a result, the Summerlin Council is
at the heart of the community in many
ways,” Ecklund said.
For many Summerlin dwellers, the
annual events coordinated by the Summerlin Council have become family traditions. Seasonal celebrations such as the
Egg Hunt, Pumpkin Festival, Firecracker
5k, Hometown Holidays and Snow Day
give residents a reason to celebrate just
about every holiday and season.
The Summerlin Patriotic Parade, which
began 19 years ago as a small community
event for residents only, has grown into
the valley’s largest July 4 parade that
is open to the public and draws nearly
40,000 attendees.
“Every year, our family goes to the
Summerlin Patriotic Parade,” said Mark
Hutchison, who has lived in Summerlin
with his wife and six children since 1992.
“It’s an honor to celebrate the values of
America and the enjoyment of our civil
liberties with our friends and neighbors
in our community.”
Classes offered by the council cover a
variety of subjects, including health and
fitness, arts and crafts, continuing education, personal enrichment, and home and
family. Classes are available to residents
of all ages.
Residents are kept informed of the
class schedules through two publications
printed by The Summerlin Council: a
catalog called Experience and a monthly
newsletter called Summerlines.
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
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Custom homeowners drawn to Ridges for view, design aesethetic
The Ridges is Summerlin’s exclusive guard-gated custom home community that
overlooks the Las Vegas Valley.
parallel in the valley and the preferred
location for many of my clients’ dream
homes.
There are many reasons why The
Ridges in Summerlin is the literal pinnacle of luxury living in Las Vegas, according to Kevin T. Orrock, president of
Summerlin and vice president of masterplanned communities for The Howard
Hughes Corp.
“The Ridges’ elevation at 4,000 feet
above sea level is twice the height of the
top of the Stratosphere Tower,” Orrock
said. “That means it’s the most scenic
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vote.
Voters can get a look at the nominees
by visiting Summerlin’s Instagram
page and following the adventures of
Summerlin Sam, the community’s beloved jackrabbit mascot. Sam is visiting all nominee locations and sharing a
little about each nominee via Instagram.
Search “Summerlin” on Instagram.
“Everyone has their own personal list
of Summerlin favorites,” Bisterfeldt
said. “Now we’ll have a quasi-official
list of favorites for 2013. We want to acknowledge and reward those businesses
that are actively enhancing the lifestyle
promoted here in Summerlin,” she said.
“If you don’t already have a favorite
Summerlin doctor, a favorite swimming
pool or a favorite place to go for happy
hour, just take a drive through the community. Then go to summerlin.com and
vote for your favorites. The Best of
Summerlin is all about what makes this
master-planned community such an exceptional place to live.”
spot in Summerlin, delivering consistently cooler temperatures and offering
expansive and commanding views of the
entire valley.”
Named by Forbes.com in 2003 as the
third most exclusive gated community
in America, The Ridges has continued to
unfold in keeping with that distinction.
Today, The Ridges is home to more than
200 completed custom homes of which
the majority are primary residences,
ensuring a year-round vibrancy often
missing from other luxury communities.
More than 60 additional homes are under
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Located high above the Las Vegas Valley, where Desert Inn Road meets the
mountains, The Ridges is aptly named.
The area’s dramatic rocky ridges and
nearby Red Rock Canyon form the foundation of the community’s elegant design aesthetic while creating a stunning
backdrop that’s impossible to replicate
in Southern Nevada. Today, The Ridges
is one of the most spectacular custom
home sites in Las Vegas.
Homes in The Ridges are required to
embody the community’s desert contemporary style and design guidelines, ensuring consistency and quality throughout. Yet, creativity is beautifully and
uniquely expressed in the designs of the
region’s premier architects.
According to Marc LeMoine, principal
of Marc LeMoine Architecture, who is
responsible for designing no fewer than
15 homes in The Ridges, the guidelines
help architects design substantial homes
that become part of the enhanced desert
environment.
“I am always looking for a unique architectural expression of my clients’ design goals and the opportunities afforded
by their property,” LeMoine said. “The
Ridges is a community without aesthetic
design or construction, and sales of custom lots are brisk.
At the center of The Ridges is Bear’s
Best Las Vegas, a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course that features replications of his most famous holes from
courses throughout the Southwest; and
Club Ridges, a private health, fitness,
tennis and swim facility designed exclusively for Ridges’ residents.
The Ridges is home to many of the valley’s top influencers — from CEOs to celebrities. Among those who call the area
home are famed guitarist Carlos Santana
and renowned nature photographer Peter Lik.
Interior designer Cary Vogel of Interiors by Vogel, and his partner, Lance
Robins, have lived in The Ridges for five
years and are still exhilarated by the
magnificent views each time they drive
through the entry gates.
Six custom neighborhoods in The
Ridges are sold out, while the seventh,
Azure, is under active development with
less than 65 home sites remaining and
priced from the high $200,000s to more
than $1 million. For more information,
visit www.summerlin.com or call 702255-2500.
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One of Summerlin’s most popular entertainment destinations is Red Rock
Resort, offering an array of great dining, gaming and entertainment choices
for everyone. A staple in the community
for seven years, Red Rock Resort continues to reinvent itself with new amenities
and offerings as well as stay true to the
neighborhood favorites including movies, bowling and pampering at The Spa
at Red Rock.
Red Rock’s Regal Cinemas 16 features
all the hottest new movies with hi-definition, 3-D offerings as well as IMAX for
those looking for a fully immersed experience. There are additional perks available for members of Station Casinos’
Boarding Pass rewards card who are 50
years and older as they can enjoy movie
matinees for only $4 every Wednesday.
Keep the fun going at Red Rock Lanes
Bowling Center where your movie ticket
stub will get you in for buy-one-get-onefree bowling games. Following a couple
games as a family, a variety of dining options await within the property. Among
them is the recently opened is Lucille’s
Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, serving up authentic Southern-style barbecue prepared
“slow and low,” a sure favorite for all ages.
For those looking for a more intimate
date night but having trouble finding a
baby sitter, then Kid’s Quest supervised
child care facilities is just the answer.
Outfitted with a climbing maze and a
multifaceted play structure, children
from infant to 12 years old will have a
great time in a safe environment while
parents can enjoy more of Red Rock’s
adult-oriented activities.
Start with dinner at one of the property’s fine-dining restaurants such as
T-bones Chophouse or Hachi. Then head
over to Rocks Lounge for weekly live
entertainment such as Grey Street or
Nashville Unplugged where guests can
learn the “story behind the song” from
the ones that wrote it. Even this weekend is a great opportunity to check out
country hit-maker Darius Rucker at The
Sandbar outdoor poolside venue.
If you’re looking for a drink and some
nice conversation, then the recently renovated Lucky Bar is just the place. This
stunning bar puts you in the center of the
action, prime for people watching while
still in an intimate atmosphere for you
and your loved one to enjoy.
Whether planning a one-day outing or
a staycation for the whole family, Red
Rock Resort is here to accommodate
your needs.
Nevada Ballet Theatre has made its home in Summerlin since 1999 at the Donald W. Reynolds Cultural Center. One of the oldest
performing arts groups in Nevada, NBT adds an element of culture and sophistication to the community.
▶ BALLET: ‘Nutcracker’ returns Dec. 14
Academy of Nevada Ballet Theatre offers classes in many forms of dance for
children through adult. Future Dance, its
successful education and outreach program for underserved youth, recently
celebrated 20 years of providing free inschool dance instruction to underserved
populations in Clark County. Through
the Future Dance Scholars Program,
many of these students move on to train
at the company’s Summerlin headquarters as well.
This past August marked the exciting
arrival of the academy’s new co-directors, Monique Meunier and Nilas Martins. The husband and wife team, both
former principal dancers with New York
City Ballet, will oversee the academy’s
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pre-professional program and children’s
program, while bringing world-class
dance experience to Summerlin and beyond.
“Monique and Nilas are internationally acclaimed artists and teachers who
have excelled at the highest levels of our
profession,” said Beth Barbre, executive director and CEO of Nevada Ballet
Theatre. “They have the vision and skills
to build our academy into one of the nation’s leading ballet schools.”
Presenting a diverse and eclectic
repertoire of both classical and contemporary ballets, Nevada Ballet Theatre’s
2013-14 season begins this month with
the widely popular collaboration with
Cirque du Soleil, “A Choreographers’
Showcase.” The company will then present two famous story ballets at The Smith
Center in November: “Swan Lake Act II”
and “Sleeping Beauty Act III” (“Aurora’s
Wedding”).
The magic continues Dec. 14-22 with
its annual holiday production of “The
Nutcracker,” which premiered at The
Smith Center last year with new sets,
costumes and choreography by Artistic
Director James Canfield. A one-of a-kind
dance experience is offered in March to
those who subscribe to the season; “The
Studio Series: Outside In” returns with
original works and commissioned pieces.
The season culminates with the romantic comedy and full-length story
ballet “Coppélia,” adding up to an exciting season of celebrated masterpieces,
timeless classics and bold new works.
For more information on Nevada Ballet
Theatre, visit www.nevadaballet.org.
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Our goal is to nurture the child’s self-esteem, help the child to
develop respect for others and encourage his/her expression of creativity. We
strive to show Christ’s love and guidance in all areas of living. We offer a variety
of 3 and 4 year old programs to meet the needs of our students and families. We
currently have space available in our 3 year old programs. One program currently
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