Las Vegas Walk of Stars, Entertainment tribute walk on Las Vegas Strip, US

The Las Vegas Walk of Stars is a sidewalk along Las Vegas Boulevard featuring granite stars set into the pavement. These stars were created to honor entertainment industry figures connected to Las Vegas.

The project was approved by the Clark County Commission in August 2004, with stars planned along both sides of the Strip from the Sahara to Mandalay Bay. Wayne Newton received the first star on October 26, 2004; Liberace and Frank Marino followed in February 2005. A county project begun in November 2017 to install security bollards removed 49 of 82 stars, including Newton's, Liberace's and Marino's.

The stars honor entertainers from different eras of Las Vegas performance, spanning legendary singers to modern performers. Each star represents someone who shaped the city through their work.

The stars line both sidewalks of the Strip between the Sahara at the north end and Mandalay Bay at the south end, in Paradise and Winchester. Sponsors choose each star's exact spot, so they are not in one continuous row. Since the 2017 bollard work removed 49 of 82 stars, expect gaps.

Frank Marino stands out by receiving multiple star recognitions on the walk rather than just one. This repeated honor highlights his special connection to Las Vegas entertainment.