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Downtown Summerlin launches dog calendar contest

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Downtown Summerlin is once again asking residents to put their pets in the spotlight, opening applications for its 2027 dog calendar contest.

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Downtown Summerlin is turning to one of the valley’s most reliable crowd-pleasers: dogs. FOX5 Vegas reported that the shopping and dining district has opened applications for its ninth annual “Dogs of Downtown Summerlin” calendar contest, with winning pets featured in the 2027 edition.

The contest is small in scale but big on local appeal. It gives pet owners a reason to stop by, take part and show off the dogs that have become part of the neighborhood’s daily rhythm around one of Las Vegas’ busiest master-planned communities.

The timing also fits a district that has become more than a retail center. Downtown Summerlin now functions as a social hub for walkers, shoppers and families, and a pet contest is a natural extension of that role.

For locals, it is the kind of lighthearted civic tradition that helps define a place. In a city often associated with big openings and big bets, a dog calendar contest is a reminder that community identity can be built one photo at a time.

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