Events in Las Vegas, NV

Pickup ultimate frisbee at Estelle Neal Park welcomes players of every skill level. No prior experience is needed. Bring water, sun protection, and both a white shirt and a dark or colored shirt, avoiding grey so teams are easy to tell apart. Cleats are recommended for better traction, but they are not required.

Registration is open for a fall soccer season with Soccer Shots North and Northwest Las Vegas for children ages 2 to 8. Guided by energetic, professional coaches, the award-winning program blends skill-building with character education, helping young players grow in confidence, teamwork, respect, and overall character within a positive, encouraging setting. Each session follows an age-appropriate curriculum that keeps the focus on fun and development. Activities are offered at convenient park locations across North and Northwest Las Vegas, and space is limited, so classes often fill quickly.

A fall harvest festival at Blue Diamond/Rainbow Post is accepting vendors in categories such as crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and handmade items, baked goods, face painting, non-profit organizations, and more.

Plant Traders Las Vegas and Henderson presents a fall plant trade in collaboration with The Parks for Pollinator’s BioBlitz at Floyd Lamb Park. The gathering takes place in the Hay Barn, offering shade and convenient access for unloading. Those bringing items to trade may park behind the barns to make transport easier. Participants are encouraged to bring wagons for hauling, along with chairs and water. Items for trading can include plants, cuttings, fruit, vegetables, garden-related tools and supplies, and baked goods. Running alongside the swap, the BioBlitz presented by Scotts and Miracle Grow features presentations from Master Gardeners, a nature photography contest, and a scavenger hunt around the park. Families can enjoy the exchange and a relaxed stroll in a scenic setting. This is a free event.

A youth-run marketplace features entrepreneurs ages 5 to 17 who showcase and sell their work, held indoors near the vintage market. The event includes a live podcast, giveaways, and other highlights that reflect the creativity and dedication of these young business owners.

The People's Card Shop presents a two-part Yu-Gi-Oh! day featuring Advanced Constructed play. It starts with a main event and continues with a second chance tournament later on, both with a $10 entry that includes OTS pack(s). Rounds scale with turnout, and top cut prizes also depend on attendance. This is the shop’s primary competitive offering for the week, with a more robust prize structure than usual. Some events may include a raffle after Round 2, giving players a shot at items like free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be on hand to clarify rules during matches, though strategic guidance is not provided. Trading between players is welcome, but buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed. Breaking these rules can lead to removal, a permanent ban, or other action. To keep the space comfortable, large containers such as suitcases or carts are not permitted for trade stock. Please keep food and drinks away from game tables unless signs say otherwise. Roughhousing, profanity, and discourteous behavior are not permitted. If something is lost or left unattended, notify a team member right away. The focus is on fair play and an enjoyable experience for everyone. Tournament news and announcements are shared through the shop’s Discord community. For questions, reach out via Facebook Messenger or speak with the tournament organizer or a team member in-store. Events can change or be canceled, and some may require tickets available through the shop’s website, so checking for updates or calling ahead is recommended. For more information, contact The People’s Card Shop at (702) 844-9098. Registration through a tournament app does not guarantee entry, with Bandai events as an exception.

Warhammer Underworlds players gather at Bear Necessities Games for a low-key weekly gathering focused on playing games, picking up tips, and connecting with the local scene. Beginners are welcome, and seasoned players can bring a warband to help others get more games to the table. If possible, bring a warband along with cards, dice, and tokens. Guidance is available for anyone curious about trying the game. Whether you want competitive reps, a place to test a new deck, or a relaxed session rolling dice with fellow hobbyists, this free, casual play meetup makes it easy to jump in. Paints, minis, supplies, and snacks are available while you are there.

Presented by FEAT of Southern Nevada, this monthlong exhibition at the Las Vegas Design Center celebrates creativity, inclusion, and connection within the autism community. All works on view are created by artists on the autism spectrum or by family members whose lives have been touched by autism. Now in its sixth year, the showcase spans many forms of expression, including watercolor, acrylic, sculpture, photography, drawing, digital art, and ceramics. A closing reception will conclude the run, featuring small bites, a dessert bar, and an art auction. Artists of all ages and abilities are welcome to participate. Each artist may submit up to two pieces, and each piece requires its own submission form. Include the artist’s name and age on the back of the work. Wall pieces must be framed or on stretched canvas and ready to hang, and flat canvases are not accepted. Freestanding works such as sculpture should fit within a base no larger than 12 by 12 inches and a height of 36 inches. Proceeds benefit the participating artists and FEAT of Southern Nevada, helping them continue to support individuals and families in the community.

Compete in a Disney Lorcana Core Constructed tournament at The People’s Card Shop. Matches are best of three in Swiss-style rounds with a 50 minute limit, and at least five players are needed for the event to launch. The entry fee is $25 and includes an exclusive promotional card. Prize support scales with attendance, with one booster box added to the pool for every five players. Awards are given to the top cut, and additional foil promo cards, prize pins, and other accessories are distributed to top performers and through random drawings. A raffle may also take place after the second round for items such as free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be available during play to clarify rules, without offering strategy or gameplay advice. Trading between players is welcomed, but buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed and may result in removal or banning. To keep the space comfortable, please avoid bringing large items like suitcases or carts for trade stock. Please follow venue guidelines by keeping food and drinks away from game tables where not permitted, avoiding roughhousing and offensive language, and reporting any lost or unattended items to staff. Event plans can change, and some tournaments may require tickets purchased online, so check with the shop or a tournament organizer in advance to confirm details and entry. Signing up through a tournament app does not guarantee a spot.

This weekly in-store Pokemon Champions competition features head-to-head battles to determine the top Pokemon Trainer. Entry is $10. Bring your own device, since none are provided. Payout is 100 percent in store credit.

USA Dance hosts a dance in honor of National Ballroom Dance Week at Charleston Heights Arts Center. Admission is free for members, $10 for nonmembers, and free for students with a valid student ID. Water and light refreshments will be available.

Enjoy casual Commander/EDH play with raffle drawings during the event. The only cost to participate is any pack you choose, which serves as your ticket into the raffles for chances to win promo cards, free packs, merchandise, and more. Sign up is available.

André Serraile takes the stage at Classic Jewel in Downtown Las Vegas for a live performance. Tickets are available.

Shoptember Boutique brings a seasonal marketplace to the Centennial Ballroom at Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino, featuring local small business owners, artists, and crafters for a day of shopping, community, and creativity. Vendor opportunities are available, with spaces starting at $95 and including a table or tables, two chairs, and linen, and power can be requested at no extra cost. Applications are accepted online only. The event is produced by Vegas Events and More, a licensed and insured organizer with BBB accreditation and recognition as an AMEX Neighborhood Champion. This family-run company, led by Tim and Lynn Dilloo, has a longstanding commitment to supporting local small businesses.

Meet actor Damian Chapa, known as Miklo from the film Blood In Blood Out, at Cronica smoke shop inside the indoor swapmeet. This meet and greet includes photo opportunities, with a $30 picture fee that covers a selfie, and children under 11 are free. Autographs on items brought from outside are $30. Merchandise purchased from the Vato Loco booth includes a complimentary autograph. Signed LA ONDA jackets will be available for $150.

Take part in a Pauper tournament with a $10 entry fee, with all entries paid out as store credit prizes. Proxies are not permitted. The event will use Swiss pairings, and the number of rounds will be set by attendance.

The People’s Card Shop hosts a Sunday One Piece constructed play event featuring a Swiss tournament with best of one, 30 minute rounds. The number of rounds scales with attendance, up to a maximum of four or until a single X-0 remains. Entry is $10 and includes promotional pack(s) with registration while supplies last, and the entry fee may change based on pack availability. Prizes are awarded as packs for each match win while supplies last, and players who complete all rounds without a win still receive one booster pack. The winner can also earn Tournament Packs while supplies last. A raffle may take place after round two for a chance at items such as free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be available during matches to clarify rules, though strategic guidance will not be provided. Trading between players is welcome, but buying or selling outside of official store transactions is not allowed. Please avoid bringing large containers like suitcases or carts for trade stock. To keep the space comfortable and fair, keep food and drinks away from game tables unless posted otherwise, refrain from roughhousing or foul language, and report any lost or unattended items to staff. All tournaments are subject to change or cancellation, and some events may require tickets purchased through the shop’s website. Registration through a tournament app does not guarantee entry, except for Bandai events. Have fun and play your best.

West Charleston Library hosts an open mic for musicians, providing a welcoming space to connect with fellow artists, share your work, and gain stage experience in front of an encouraging audience. Attend as a listener or sign up in person to perform, with registration beginning before the program and continuing during the event as space allows. The event is free and open to all. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3964.

Explore the unexplained with the Silver State Ghost Hunters through interactive workshops and guided discussions on the paranormal. Delve into the history of ghost hunting, get acquainted with the tools and technology investigators rely on, and learn techniques for documenting potential activity. Topics vary and may include guest speakers, clips from real investigations, and plenty of time for questions and conversation. Attendees can share stories, build investigative skills, and connect with others who are curious about what may lie beyond the veil. This free event is open to the public.

Disney’s classic musical returns to North American stages for the first touring run in more than a quarter century, reimagined with lavish new scenery and sparkling costumes. The beloved tale unfolds with an Oscar-winning, Tony Award-nominated score that features favorites like Be Our Guest and Beauty and the Beast. Members of the original Tony Award-winning creative team reunite for this production, including composer Alan Menken, lyricist Tim Rice, and book writer Linda Woolverton, with direction and choreography by Matt West, scenic design by Stanley A. Meyer, costume design by Ann Hould-Ward, and lighting design by Natasha Katz. Tickets will go on sale later this spring.

VV4W meets at Joe's Place to share updates from Southern Nevada's full-size offroad community. Topics include trail runs, land use, and organized events. This gathering is open to any full-size 4-wheel drive owner who is 21 or older. The club meets on the third Wednesday of each month at this venue.

The second annual Pirate Day edition of the Living Well America Senior Expo brings a playful, pirate-themed experience to Suncoast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Expect a day centered on community connection with helpful resources, fun giveaways, shopping, and a strong focus on health and wellness. There is no cost to attend, and the event welcomes seniors, caregivers, families, and the wider community. Exhibit opportunities are open for organizations that want to reach people seeking products, services, and information. Presented by Vegas Events and More and ProExpo.

Set sail for the second annual Pirate Day edition of the Living Well Senior Expo at Suncoast Casino. This festive gathering celebrates fun, friendship, and community with pirate-themed activities and surprises. Attendees can explore more than 50 exhibitor booths offering practical resources for health, lifestyle, and senior living. Complimentary health screenings and knowledgeable Medicare guidance are available. Costumes are welcome, with pirate hats especially encouraged. Guests can look forward to raffles, giveaways, and sweet treats, plus a dedicated photo spot to capture the adventure. Admission is free, there is no RSVP required, and family members and friends are invited. Organized with support from ProExpo and Vegas Events and More.

Aida Salazar visits Paseo Verde Library for an APPLE Author in Residence program that highlights stories centered on identity and social justice. This free event invites kids to meet the award-winning writer, enjoy a live reading, and hear about her creative process. Salazar is a California-based arts translator and arts activist, known for acclaimed books such as The Moon Within and Land of the Cranes.

Set within the Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet, this monthly three day market features a thoughtfully curated selection of antiques, vintage items, and collectibles. It begins each month on the third Friday and offers a relaxed setting for browsing with family and friends.

Serpentine Fire delivers an energetic tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire, capturing the group’s signature sound. Led by vocalist Tyriq Johnson, whose smooth falsetto drives the performance, the band performs favorites like "September," "After the Love is Gone," "Reasons," and more. Admission is free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3863.

Discover how drip irrigation can keep plants healthy while using water efficiently. This hands-on class at Springs Preserve walks through designing and installing a system, selecting and assembling the necessary components, and building a working model in the classroom. Sessions are offered on select Saturdays. Advance registration is required.

A gathering for fans of the strange, unusual, and bizarre, this expo highlights a curated mix of vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses devoted to all things weird. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original art, horror and Halloween inspired creations, antiques, handmade curiosities, quack medical devices, spooky apparel, unconventional jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles, and more. All offerings are legal to own and responsibly sourced. In addition to the marketplace, sideshow performers take the stage throughout the day, and classes during the expo offer a chance to learn the craft of taxidermy. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under enter free without a ticket. Run start to finish as a DIY production, the event creates a welcoming place to discover new artists, connect with like minded people, and enjoy a supportive community. It is presented as the first traveling showcase in the country dedicated exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists.

Learn foundational skills for cultivating a desert-friendly garden in this free class at the Springs Preserve. Discover how to select native and other drought-tolerant plants suited to arid conditions, along with water-wise irrigation practices and design approaches that conserve water. The class provides practical guidance on preparing soil, positioning plants for appropriate sun exposure, addressing pests, and using mulch effectively so plantings can endure intense heat and limited rainfall. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required.

Learn the fundamentals of growing trees in Southern Nevada with guidance from gardening specialists. The class explores how to select species suited to the desert environment and how to establish them for long-term health. This free class takes place at Springs Preserve. Seating is limited, so advance reservations are required.

Hosted by St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, Gala For Good: A Diamond Jubilee marks six decades of service to children, young people, and families in need. For sixty years, the organization has supported those affected by abuse, neglect, homelessness, hardship, and sex trafficking, offering safe, nurturing homes, therapeutic care, and life-changing support. The second Gala For Good brings community leaders, supporters, and partners together at Green Valley Ranch for an elegant evening that honors a powerful legacy and looks ahead to the work still to come. Guests can expect a cocktail reception, engaging ways to contribute, inspiring program moments, and other special touches that spotlight the impact made over the years.

A lineup of short preview performances features artists who will appear at the barn in the near future, offering a glimpse that helps attendees decide which acts to make reservations for. Dinner is offered beforehand and is optional. Reservations can be made online or by calling 702-518-7464.

The Vegas Voice presents a lively showcase that pairs Michael Leonetti with Jonny Bird for an evening steeped in the spirit of Las Vegas. With a tight live band driving the sound, they deliver beloved standards and swing-era tunes, big vocals, quick humor, and stories that tip a hat to the glamour of yesterday and the excitement of today. Expect polished showmanship, engaging moments with the audience, and a feel-good celebration of music and memories. Tickets are $35. For tickets and information, call 702-755-3799.

A daytime dance party designed for families with lively music, colorful lights, and activities everyone can enjoy. It offers a welcoming space to move to the beat, have fun together, and build lasting memories.

Create a custom epoxy river piece at an interactive workshop hosted at CraftHaus Brewery. Choose from projects like a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, a set of coasters, or a mini pair. Work with black walnut and other quality hardwoods, then personalize your design with up to two epoxy colors selected on site. A drink ticket is included, and a food truck will be available. After the session, projects cure for about a week before moving into a careful finishing phase that typically takes 8 to 10 weeks, with overall timing affected by class size and shipping. Completed pieces are shipped to participants. All ticket sales are final, but you may send someone in your place if you cannot attend. Each participant age 12 and up needs a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on one project.

Singer Jonathan Karrant makes a return appearance at Myron's at The Smith Center to celebrate the release of Full Circle, his new album created in collaboration with legendary jazz artist Diane Schuur. The program showcases fresh interpretations of Great American Songbook favorites including What a Difference a Day Makes, New York State of Mind, A Sunday Kind of Love and more, shaped by sophisticated arrangements from acclaimed pianist and musical director Tamir Hendelman. Centered on connection, artistry and timeless jazz storytelling, the performance highlights themes of love, friendship and the enduring legacy of beloved songs as Karrant and his all-star band bring these vibrant arrangements to the stage. His previous releases include On and On, which reached No. 4 on the Billboard Jazz Charts, and Live, which rose to No. 2 on the iTunes Jazz Charts. Honors include the New York City Cabaret Jazz Honors, Best Singer at the Bravo California Awards and recognition from DownBeat as one of the top 10 rising jazz vocalists, with additional praise from Jazz Corner for his warm, emotionally resonant style and suave swing.

A heartfelt evening centered on wine, gratitude, and remembrance recognizes those who safeguarded the nation's freedom. This yearly tasting goes beyond enjoying great wines, serving as a salute to bravery, selfless service, and lasting resilience. Several heroes will attend in person. Attendees can taste, learn, and take part in bidding throughout the night, and the shared experience moves the effort closer to fully funding the next Honor Flight, a well earned journey of thanks for those who served. Veterans spanning World War II through the present day will be honored as special guests.

Show Me The Body returns to Las Vegas for an all-ages show at Grey Witch with Whispers and Jivebomb sharing the stage.

Ai Pono and Sunset Station Hotel and Casino present a showcase of island reggae as part of the Island Backyard Reggae Concert Series, featuring The Green with special guest Johnny Suite. Attendees must be 18 or older. Free parking is available.

Geena Fontanella brings The Millennial Tour to The Dustland Bar with general admission available at no cost. VIP tickets are available for 75 dollars, and a PDF ticket will be sent by email after purchase.

Art Garfunkel brings What a Wonderful World, his new world tour, to The Smith Center, marking a return to the stage with his band. Launched in February 2026, the tour spans many of North America's most celebrated venues, with this stop among them. Recognized as the lead voice of Simon & Garfunkel, he helped shape modern popular culture through timeless songs such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "The Sound of Silence," and "Mrs. Robinson." His distinctive vocals have resonated across generations, continuing to inspire artists and audiences around the globe.

Guided by the message to hold the line, stay connected, ask for help, and offer support, the Hold the Line Pickleball Classic brings the community together to support HFBA and spotlight firefighter mental health and wellness. Players of any experience level can connect with others, enjoy friendly play, explore wellness resources, and take part in prize raffles while contributing to fundraising that reinforces this important cause. The emphasis is on suicide awareness and prevention, first responder wellness, and standing behind those who serve.

BricksVegas returns for its third year with a two-day celebration at Sahara West Library. This free event features LEGO activities, LEGO brick-built MOCs, classes, and vendors.

City Of Lights SoulFest brings a full weekend of soul, jazz, and R&B to the Clark County Government Center Amphitheater, offering silky vocals, classic favorites, and an uplifting atmosphere. Performances feature Eric Benét, El DeBarge, Chanté Moore, Raheem DeVaughn, Leela James, Bilal, Gerald Albright, Daley, Lindsey Webster, and Jeff Bradshaw, with DJ Spark providing music throughout the weekend.

High Stakes Festival is a two-day celebration of electronic music in Las Vegas, filling AREA15 with high-energy sets and immersive elements. The bill blends acclaimed artists with emerging talent, creating big moments, loud nights, and a high-stakes atmosphere from start to finish.

Ghostbusters returns to the big screen with its score performed live by a band onstage. The 1984 classic plays on a large HD cinema screen while the musicians match every moment to Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Berstein’s thrilling music. This film-and-concert presentation offers a fresh way to experience a favorite story with the energy of a live performance.

Now taking place inside the Ahern Hotel, this indoor shopping experience features local artisans and makers with a wide array of handmade crafts, unique gifts, home decor, jewelry, cottage foods, and more. Admission and parking are free, and the event is fully indoors for a cool, comfortable visit. Support small businesses while enjoying a relaxed day of browsing and finding something special with friends or family.

TSH Fall Quilt Retreat is a multi day quilting event at Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino.

Enjoy a light, complimentary breakfast alongside bingo games at the Galleria at Sunset Food Court. This relaxed, family-friendly gathering offers chances to win prizes and is open to all ages, with attendees under 18 required to be accompanied by an adult. Admission is free, and space is limited to the first 100 participants. Each month introduces a new theme that is announced in advance.

Danny Seraphine’s Chicago Legacy brings the music of Chicago to the Italian American Club in Las Vegas for a concert devoted to the band’s enduring catalog. Led by Chicago’s original drummer and co-founder, the show features classics such as 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, You’re the Inspiration, If You Leave Me Now, and Hard Habit to Break. Fans can look forward to a warm celebration of these beloved songs performed by the musician who helped launch them.

Set in the foothills of Henderson, Nevada, not far from the Las Vegas Strip, this Super and Sprint weekend unfolds beneath Mount Scorpion at a new Vegas venue. Thousands of Spartans take on courses that blend technical trails, desert terrain, and a few unexpected uphill sections, with Nevada weather adding an extra variable. It is a rugged setting that showcases the landscape while testing grit at every turn.

This outdoor event supports local and growing businesses. Attendees will find food and dessert trucks, plenty of shopping with distinctive gift options, entertainment, and more. It offers a relaxed way for friends and families to spend time together outside while sampling a variety of flavors and exploring the offerings. Admission and parking are free.

The Cosmic Takeover Tour arrives at Las Vegas Ballpark, bringing a glow-in-the-dark baseball experience that has captured attention across the country. A ticket lottery is available.

At The Smith Center, Oh, Mary!, a new play by Cole Escola, offers a darkly comic portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln in the tense weeks before President Lincoln’s assassination. Feeling stifled and unhappy, she confronts unreturned longing, alcoholism, and bottled up desires while the play explores the overlooked dreams and inner life of Mrs. Lincoln. Told as a single 80-minute act, the story unfolds through the deliberately foolish perspective of its creator. Critics and awards bodies have taken notice, with The New York Times calling it one of the standout comedies in recent years. The production received two Tony Awards, including Best Direction of a Play for Sam Pinkleton, as well as Drama League Awards for Outstanding Play and Outstanding Direction, plus a special citation from the New York Drama Critics’ Circle. It was also named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

Support a good cause with a full day on the course at The Revere Golf Club during the 19th Annual Children’s Hope Golf Tournament. Each golfer receives 18 holes of play, a box lunch, a buffet dinner, two complimentary drinks, an awards presentation, a goodie bag, and event apparel that includes a shirt, hat, and golf towel. Highlights include an online auction, raffle prizes, longest drive and closest to the pin competitions, a live auction during dinner, and a $10,000 hole-in-one opportunity.

Thousand Below performs live at Grey Witch with support from Acres, VCTMS, and Lost In Separation. This is an all ages show.

Grammy-nominated Acoustic Alchemy appears at Myron's at The Smith Center with a contemporary jazz style shaped in England and the United States. For more than three decades the group has blended jazz, pop, and global influences, sustaining its long run by focusing on the music they love instead of following trends. Their 2025 project The Empire of Lights launches a series of shorter releases that will ultimately come together as a full album, and the band approaches each piece so it plays seamlessly from start to finish while also fitting modern listening habits.

Hosted by Allyfe Pregnancy Clinic, the Race for Life 5K Run / 1 Mile Walk takes place at Cornerstone Park in Henderson. The event offers an energetic, family-friendly atmosphere with live music, food, games, awards, prize giveaways, and booths featuring local businesses and community partners. With hundreds of participants expected, it raises funds that help keep services free for women and families who need them most.

A single-day retreat dedicated to crafting, quilting, and scrapbooking.

A Halloween themed outdoor market transforms the parking lot at Fantastic into a lively showcase of local small businesses. Shoppers can browse unique finds, enjoy food trucks, and soak in cozy fall vibes throughout a festive open air experience. Vendors have access to 10 by 10 outdoor spaces in a busy location, with promotion provided by Vegas Events and More. This market is a strong match for makers and brands offering handmade crafts, bath and body or beauty items, boutique apparel, gifts and seasonal products, and food or treats.

Now at a new location, Cadence Crossing Casino, The Original Night Market is an outdoor marketplace supporting local and growing businesses. Attendees can find food and dessert trucks, ample shopping, a broad selection of unique gifts, and music and entertainment, with additional attractions on site. Dogs are welcome.

Emo Night Karaoke turns Swan Dive in Las Vegas into a live-band karaoke showcase. Attendees take the lead vocals while a backing band performs on stage with full production and visuals. The ENK collective features musicians who have played Warped Tour and When We Were Young and have toured around the world. Signups are available, and a setlist is provided for singers to choose their track.

Sophie Hunter brings Stereoscope: The Tour to Las Vegas with a live show at Grey Witch. A limited number of VIP upgrades are available, each including one general admission ticket, a meet and greet and photo with Sophie Hunter, an exclusive signed item with 3D glasses, a tour VIP laminate with lanyard, early entry to the venue, and early or priority access to merchandise shopping.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Lee’s Family Forum in Henderson, featuring Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The set showcases favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, alongside new tracks from his recent album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. This fall run spans 16 cities across the United States. To help prevent ticket fraud, use the official ticketing outlet only, as third party resales on TPR event pages are not permitted and are not guaranteed.

The Lake Las Vegas Dragon Boat Festival returns with a full day of racing, community, and celebration on the water at Lake Las Vegas Resort. Presented by the Mad Dragon Foundation in partnership with Lake Las Vegas and in association with the Paddle Vegas Dragon Boat Club, the festival welcomes experienced paddlers, community teams, and first-time spectators, creating an energetic atmosphere both lakeside and on the course. Racing spans small and standard boats with divisions that include BCS, Club Mixed, Club Women, Club Open, Community Festival Mixed and Corporate Festival Mixed with options for 11 or 21 paddlers and steering and practice provided, along with Paradragons and Youth. Community and corporate teams compete in 200 meter races using 10 paddler boats, while club teams take on 200, 500, and 2000 meter distances with entries for both 10 and 20 paddlers. Organizers underscore a focus on sport, culture, and fun through a collaborative effort that aims to be welcoming and inclusive for all. Registration is open for teams and vendors.

Celebrating its 55th year, this long-running Las Vegas tradition puts fresh Maine lobster at the center of the festivities. Lobsters can be pre-purchased for pickup during the fair and are offered live or steamed, weigh about one pound, and are priced between $24 and $28 depending on when they are purchased. Early pre-purchase is recommended for the best value and to help ensure availability. Admission and parking are free, and no purchase is required. A wide range of food and drink is available for sale, including clam chowder, seafood gumbo, shrimp ceviche, turkey dinners, Hispanic cuisine, snacks, beer, wine, and other beverages. Entertainment runs throughout the event, with a silent auction, activities for kids, and a raffle. Shoppers can browse baked goods, arts and crafts, religious items, used books, and more, along with offerings from local vendors. The fair takes place in the Hunt Memorial Patio, a courtyard at the center of the church complex in Las Vegas. Overflow parking is available at the adjacent Fremont Middle School. Proceeds support Christ Church Episcopal, benefiting youth programs, the spiritual growth of the congregation, the care of facilities, and outreach in the surrounding community. The church also provides groceries to hundreds of families in need and to individuals experiencing homelessness.

VV4W hosts a club meeting at Joe's Place that highlights the full-size offroad community in Southern Nevada. Attendees can hear updates on trail runs, land use, and organized events. This gathering is open to full-size 4-wheel drive owners who are 21 or older.

This two day slate of racing features banked slalom on the Olympic Slalom track on Saturday, then moves to MECCA Ditch on Sunday with the far bar course being raced for the first time. The weekend includes camping at Boulder Beach, plus music, food, and racing at a world class level. Saturday night brings a candlelight slalom under the full moon. Entry is $20, and all entry fees go to the winners.

Skye Canyon’s tenth annual chalk art festival, Chalk and Cheers, brings a festive welcome to the fall season with activities for all ages. The celebration features a chalk art contest guided by the theme "A Skye Full of Dreams," inviting artists of every skill level to create and compete for awards. Prizes are offered in each category, including $300 for first place, $200 for second, $100 for third, plus $100 each for Best Use of Color, Best 3D Piece, and the People’s Choice Award. Beyond the artwork, the festival includes a vendor village, a pumpkin patch, face painting, a rock wall, and more. Vendors can participate for a $150 fee that is donated to the benefitting charity, CORE. Each vendor space includes a covered 10 by 10 area with one eight-foot table and two chairs. The event takes place at Skye Canyon.

The second chapter of the Midnight Masquerade gala series arrives at Fremont Country Club with Night of the Dead, a Halloween gathering that salutes Hispanic heritage and tradition while blending cultural remembrance with contemporary nightlife. Memory and music meet on the same dance floor as the evening centers on honoring those who came before. Attendees may bring photographs, written remembrances, or small tokens to place on communal altars arranged throughout the venue, creating a heartfelt focal point rooted in love, legacy, and intention. The program features folkloric dance grounded in traditional storytelling and shaped by a shadowy, immersive aesthetic, alongside contemporary performance art presented with high production values. The soundtrack weaves Latin-influenced darkwave, metal, and alternative styles with a distinctly gothic mood. Guests are encouraged to arrive in attire inspired by Día de los Muertos, including sugar skull makeup, floral crowns, embroidered details, or refined skeletal motifs. Traditional or gothic looks that honor the spirit of the night are welcome, and funeral formal fits the theme. A costume contest will spotlight inventive interpretations of the event’s motifs. More than a party, this is a shared act of remembrance and a living celebration, unfolding as a full weekend experience with additional immersive moments planned.

The largest LV Craft Shows event of the year fills The Expo at World Market Center Las Vegas with festive activities for all ages. A special Kids Saturday features activity stations, entertainment, and a hands-on craft zone, along with opportunities for photos with Santa. Guests can enjoy free make-and-take projects, free holiday bingo, the Hug-a-Bear Drive, and free art experiences for kids. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, and attendees 17 and under are admitted free. Complimentary parking is available in the attached garage.

Start the day with rider check-in and the option to register on site, then gather for a motivating ceremony before the ride sets off. All routes roll out together with a METRO police escort. After the ride, enjoy a post-ride lunch served by an In-N-Out truck.

Bluey’s Big Play brings the Emmy award-winning children’s series to the stage at The Smith Center in Las Vegas, NV. The Heelers appear in their first live theater production created especially for audiences, with inventive puppetry that brings the beloved characters to life. Multiple showtimes are available. Presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of attendees, third-party ticket resales on TPR event pages are not permitted, and purchases through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Kristin Key delivers a live performance at Brad Garrett's Comedy Club in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Night Market at Tivoli brings an open-air marketplace to Tivoli Village Las Vegas, highlighting local and up-and-coming businesses. Browse a variety of shopping options and distinctive gifts while visiting food and dessert trucks. The event features music and entertainment, welcomes dogs, and offers more to explore for those looking to spend time outdoors with friends and family.

At The Smith Center, Steven Spielberg’s Hook is presented as a film-with-live-orchestra event marking its 35th anniversary. A 75-piece orchestra performs John Williams’s signature score in perfect sync with the complete movie on the big screen, creating a vivid experience that welcomes all ages. Released in 1991, the film became a worldwide hit, earning more than $300 million and receiving five Academy Award nominations. Robin Williams stars as Peter Banning, the grown-up Peter Pan who has forgotten his past, while Dustin Hoffman takes on the role of Captain Hook. The story follows Peter’s return to Neverland to rescue his children and rediscover who he truly is. Originally envisioned as a musical, the film features two Williams songs, “We Don’t Want to Grow Up” and the Oscar-nominated “When You’re Alone.” The score, long celebrated as one of his finest, received two Grammy nominations along with the BMI Film Music Award. Heard live with the film, its sweeping themes and heartfelt storytelling carry audiences back to Neverland in a nostalgic celebration.

TRSH brings the Gone Fishin’ tour to Grey Witch in Sin City, joined by Adjust The Sails, Dear Cincinnati, and Dear Maryanne. The lineup centers on Midwest emo, and the show is open to all ages.

VV4W holds a club meeting at Joe's Place focused on the full-size off-road community in Southern Nevada. The discussion covers trail runs, land use and organized events within the network. Participation is open to owners of full-size four-wheel-drive vehicles who are 21 or older.

LivingWell Senior Expo, The Art of Living Well, concludes the LivingWell Expo season with a calm, uplifting gathering that honors grace, gratitude, and the creative, purposeful journey of aging. Attendees can enjoy live instrumental music, connect with local experts on wellness, Medicare, and senior living, and take part in creative activities such as memory journaling and vision board making. Gentle giveaways and thoughtful surprises are planned throughout the program. Admission is free, no RSVP is required, and all ages are welcome. Presented by ProExpo and Vegas Events and More.