Steve Wynn lands in Las Vegas the morning of the Art Las Vegas fair opening

Steve Wynn flew from Los Angeles to Las Vegas early on June 1, touching down at Harry Reid International Airport aboard his Gulfstream G700 just after 2 a.m., a 44-minute hop from LAX. The flight arrived the same morning the annual Art Las Vegas fair opened at the Las Vegas Convention Center, running through June 2.

Wynn, a noted art collector whose former resorts housed one of the world's most valuable private collections, is expected to attend preview events and potentially make acquisitions, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The trip continues a pattern of frequent travel between his Palm Beach home base and the West Coast: his aircraft made seven round trips between Las Vegas and either Los Angeles or Van Nuys in the week leading up to this flight.

While Wynn formally ended his Nevada gaming career in 2023 after settling with state regulators, he remains a fixture in the city's cultural scene. The Art Las Vegas fair — one of the few major events to overlap with his known interests since his departure from casino operations — offers a quiet fit for a collector who once filled his own casino walls with Renoirs and Picassos.