This weekend in Henderson, NV

The Hold the Line Pickleball Classic is a community pickleball gathering that supports HFBA and shines a light on firefighter mental health and wellness in recognition of Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. Participants of any skill level can enjoy matches while connecting with others and the cause. The event features wellness resources, raffle prizes, and fundraising, all underscoring a shared commitment to staying connected, asking for help, and offering support.

An Alzheimer’s support group focused on connection, support, and understanding. Brunch is offered as participants share heartfelt conversations with other families who relate to their journey. The gathering provides a warm, supportive space to exchange personal stories, discover useful resources, and find reassurance that no one is alone. Attendees encourage one another and build lasting connections while navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s. RSVP is requested to reserve a seat.

Take the first step toward fostering in Clark County at an information session at Spring Valley Baptist Church. Hear about the requirements and process to become a foster parent, and if you are ready to start your application you can complete complimentary fingerprinting on site. Bring a government issued photo ID if you plan to be fingerprinted. Registration is available.

Connect with adoptable dogs at Petco - Blue Diamond and meet companions hoping for a forever home. Rescue dogs will be available to meet on site. Walk-in visits are welcome, and you can also arrange an appointment in advance to have a specific dog held for you at the event. Each dog is accompanied by health records and has received vaccinations, de-worming, treatments for fleas and ticks, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and begin at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps fund care for more than 500 dogs.

Bear Necessities Games hosts a casual weekly Warhammer Underworlds meetup that brings players together to play, learn, and connect with the local community. Beginners are welcome, and experienced players often arrive with a warband to help others get matches going. Participants should bring a warband along with cards, dice, and tokens if they already have them. The atmosphere suits competitive games, deck testing, or relaxed play with fellow hobbyists. Entry is free and the focus is casual. The shop also offers paints, miniatures, hobby supplies, and snacks, and guidance is available for anyone curious about getting started.

Pokemon Champions Weekly is a competitive event where players battle to claim top Trainer status. The entry fee is $10. Bring your own device to play, as devices are not supplied. All entry fees are returned as store credit, providing a 100 percent payout.

A free Commander night for Magic the Gathering players to play the Commander format together.

This casual Commander and EDH gathering features raffles alongside friendly play. The only entry cost is a pack of your choice, which is entered into drawings for prizes such as promo cards, free packs, merchandise, and more. Sign-up happens first, followed by the first raffle.

Cypress Hill performs live in concert, featuring classic hits alongside newer tracks. The hip hop group offers a set that spans their catalog for a night of music from past and present.

Country standout Justin Moore brings a show rooted in traditional sounds and energetic performance. He recently achieved his 13th No. 1 with the personal single “This Is My Dirt,” following the RIAA platinum-certified “You, Me, and Whiskey,” a duet with Priscilla Block. Over more than a decade, his catalog has produced No. 1 hits including “Point at You,” “Lettin’ The Night Roll,” “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” “Small Town USA,” and “Till My Last Day,” along with multiple platinum-certified albums and singles. A Valory Music Co. artist, he has received nominations from the ACM, ACA, CMT, People’s Choice, and ACC, and also holds an ACM Award win. Beyond the stage, he hosts the Justin Moore Podcast with tour manager JR, welcoming guests such as Matthew McConaughey, Tracy Lawrence, Jon Pardi, Brantley Gilbert, Diamond Dallas Page, and ESPN’s Marty Smith. He also co-hosts the morning sports talk show “Morning Mayhem” on 103.7 The Buzz, sharing his passion for sports on-air. All ages are welcome to attend, with alcohol available only to those 21 and older.

Foo Fighters bring the Take Cover Tour to Las Vegas with Queens of the Stone Age and Gouge Away opening the show. Tickets are not transferable and may only be resold at face value through the Foo Fighters Ticket Exchange on Ticketmaster. For clarity, Foozie’s Foo Fighters News is independent and not connected to the band, its management, or the event’s producers. To help maintain safety and security, posts that solicit or sell tickets are discouraged and such comments will be removed.

The Wizard of Oz arrives at Sphere as a cinematic event enhanced by immersive effects. Expect seat haptics, movement sensations, flashing lights and intense lighting, vivid visual effects, loud sounds, and simulated environments that can include fog, scent, mist, wind, as well as falling or flying objects, projectiles, and pyrotechnics. Guests with medical sensitivities or a history of discomfort with these elements should consider their needs in advance, and anyone who is pregnant or has concerns is encouraged to consult a physician beforehand. Late seating is not permitted. Event details are subject to change. All attendees must have a ticket, purchases are non-refundable, and there is a limit of 25 tickets per purchaser per calendar year.