Henderson, NV
Music connected to Henderson
About Henderson
- • Singer-songwriter Shamir Bailey, known mononymously as Shamir, was born in Henderson.
- • Ocean Spray Cranberries opened their Western Division headquarters in Henderson in 1999.
- • World War II-era magnesium production for munitions established Henderson as an industrial center.
- • Henderson is home to the Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden.
- • A massive flood in 1975 caused significant damage and spurred infrastructure improvements.
- • It's named after Senator Charles Belknap Henderson and incorporated in 1953.
- • With over 330,000 people, it's Nevada's second-largest city after Las Vegas.
- • Sitting at about 1,864 feet, it offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
- • Healthcare, retail, and hospitality are prominent industries in Henderson.
- • A relaxed, suburban atmosphere blends seamlessly with desert landscapes and city amenities.
- • The Vegas Golden Knights call nearby Paradise home, winning the Stanley Cup in 2023.
- • UNLV Runnin' Rebels basketball, a national powerhouse, is a short drive away.