This weekend in Las Vegas, NV

A pick-your-distance long run starts from the parking lot outside Dunkin and follows the 215 beltway trail. Choose an out and back distance that suits your pace, then gather afterward for coffee and pastries at Dunkin. Bring your own water because the trail has limited shade.

Plans for the rummage sale are being finalized, and updated drop-off days and times, final sale hours, and any other important details will be shared as the event approaches. In the meantime, begin gathering items you would like to donate. Volunteers are needed to help make the sale a success. If you are able to lend a hand, contact Maria Pankey at 702-339-4152. Details about upcoming volunteer meetings will be posted soon.

A friendly annual meetup for gay Trekkies during STLV. The Kitchen Table has replaced the Hash House at the same location.

Vegas TCG Exchange hosts a lively two day trading card experience on Fremont Street in Las Vegas. Fans of Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, and other popular titles can connect with the community. Admission is free, a raffle is part of the program, and hundreds of attendees are expected.

At Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet, the VKZ Kidpreneur Market spotlights young entrepreneurs with a family friendly marketplace full of creativity and unique discoveries. Guests can pick up a market passport, explore the booths, and redeem a VKZ goody bag valued at over $100 that includes complimentary appetizers, treats, and select home services while supplies last. Shoppers will find distinctive handmade and curated items crafted by hardworking kids. Young participants receive one-on-one mentoring, free professional product photography, a brainstorming session and workshop, and awards presented with guest judges. Please note that payment will not be requested via direct messages in comment threads. This gathering is part of the Vegas Kids Zone Kidpreneur Monthly Markets.

Rene, a master artisan, presents a new wire weaving class for beginners and curious makers. Learn core techniques in a supportive group environment as you build a strong foundation in the craft. No prerequisites are required. Tools used during instruction include a bead mat, flush cutters, chain nose pliers, and flat nose pliers.

At Bear Necessities Games, a casual weekly Warhammer Underworlds meetup brings players together to play, learn, and connect with the local community. New players are welcome, and experienced players are encouraged to bring a warband and help others get games in. Participants should bring a warband, cards, dice, and tokens if they have them. Entry is free and the focus is casual play, whether you want competitive matches, to test a new deck, or simply to roll dice and meet fellow hobbyists. Paints, miniatures, supplies, and snacks are available, and guidance is offered for anyone curious about getting started.

Master Artisan Rene leads a new beginner friendly beadwork class at Bead Jungle. The session covers foundational knotting techniques and how to finish pieces with crimps and a clasp, building skills for future knotted designs. No prior experience is required. Tools for the class include a bead mat, scissors, and an awl.

Mike Oregano brings his one man band performance to West Charleston Library, blending jazz and rock while building songs in real time. He plays drums with his feet and works a set of pedalboards that feature tools like loopers, bass splitting, and synthesizers. He lays down guitar and bass foundations on the spot, then adds live drums while singing and delivering guitar solos at the same time. The result showcases a fully realized take on the one man band, both in sound and presentation.

This is a weekly Pokemon Champions competition where Trainers face off for the top spot. Entry is $10. Players must bring their own device, as devices are not supplied. The entire prize pool is paid out in store credit. Test your skills against fellow fans and aim for the title of top Trainer.

A free Back-to-School Bash at Nevada Rise Academy brings families, local businesses, schools, and community organizations together for a community celebration filled with helpful resources and plenty of fun. Pick up complimentary school supplies while supplies last, explore educational and community resource booths, and connect with local vendors and exhibitors. Enjoy face painting, arts and crafts, and a variety of family friendly games and activities. Food trucks and treat vendors will be available, with additional giveaways and raffle prizes adding to the excitement. Admission and parking are free. Opportunities are available for sponsors, vendors, exhibitors, and community partners.

Beat the heat at an indoor pop-up market inside Quest Academy Preparatory Gym, where you can browse homemade breads, jewelry, trinkets, vintage finds, gift baskets, and canvas art and prints, with even more to discover. MONSTERDILLAS Food Truck will be on site while you shop. The focus is on shopping local and supporting local vendors in a cool, comfortable setting.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and R&B Pioneer Award winner Jerry Martini, an original founding member of Sly & the Family Stone, teams up with Phunne Stone, daughter of Sly Stone and the late Cynthia Robinson, to celebrate the group’s chart-topping songs. They are joined by the powerful voice of Swang Stewart and a seasoned band featuring Nate Wingfield on guitar, Jimmy McKinney on keys, Frank Klepacki on drums, and Blaise Sison on bass, capturing the raw Family Stone groove. The set centers on psychedelic funk classics from the 60s and 70s, music that has been widely sampled and covered and that helped lay the groundwork for modern artists.

Jukebox Jams features Mama’s Wranglers performing popular songs from the 1950s through the 1980s, highlighting classic rock and a lively mix of favorites. A barbecue meal is available to go along with the show. For reservations, call 702-518-7464.

Settle into a quiet space for a restorative sound bath paired with Reiki energy healing, guided by Melanie MătaJi and Jen Norton. This gathering honors the 11th day of the moon, a time described as especially supportive for resetting and healing the glandular system. For 90 minutes, the focus is simple rest. Attendees lie down in silence while waves of sound from gongs, crystal bowls, and other sacred instruments help soften the thinking mind and encourage deep energetic shifts. Jen, a certified Reiki Master with more than a decade of experience, offers gentle hands-on support at the crown, serving as a channel for universal energy to clear and lighten the field. A specially curated Herbal Dream Tea is available upon arrival or as you depart to soothe the nervous system and enhance relaxation. This is offered as a truly quiet environment with no expectation to talk or socialize, creating space to release heavy, stagnant energy and return to a grounded, protected, and joyful state. In-person admission is $55. To help maintain an intentional setting, advance registration is requested. Walk-ins without prior registration, whether on time or late, are subject to a $60 rate. Online registration closes at the start time, and if capacity is reached, walk-ins or late arrivals cannot be accommodated.

Las Vegas tribute artist Tom Stevens joins his jazz ensemble to honor Tony Bennett’s 100th birthday. This performance revives the spirit of Bennett’s classic concerts, showcasing his greatest hits in a faithful, concert-style recreation.

Friday and Saturday evenings bring Asylum Live to life with standout local acts, ice-cold drink specials, and rows of classic arcade machines. The blend of great music and welcoming energy makes it a reliable pick for a night that delivers. Everyone is welcome, and the encore keeps the night going.

USA Dance hosts a Hawaiian-themed luau dance with a festive atmosphere. Admission is $5 for members and $10 for non-members, and students with a valid student ID are admitted free. Water and refreshments will be provided. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

Enjoy casual Commander/EDH play alongside prize raffles. The only entry fee is a pack of your choice, which enters participants into drawings for promo cards, free packs, merchandise, and more. Sign up opens first, and the initial raffle follows afterward.

Tower Of Power brings its signature blend of acid jazz, jazz fusion, soul, and jazz funk to Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino for an evening show. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

Eddie Griffin is bringing his new comedy show to Las Vegas, with sharp jokes, spot-on impersonations, and lots of stage energy. It is an evening set up for big laughs, featuring the comedian known for Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo, Chappelle's Show, and Undercover Brother.

Dillon Francis is playing at Encore Beach Club. This is a 21-and-over daytime pool event with general admission options and expedited entry available, and reservations are recommended since occupancy and seating are limited. Dress code rules are strictly enforced, and proper swim attire is required with specific items prohibited.

Share time on the lanes with the VFW community at Santa Fe Lanes, blending bowling with brews and easygoing camaraderie. Each person is responsible for their own costs, including shoe rentals, games, and any food.

At Summerlin Library and Performing Arts Center, singer Jonathan Karrant appears with a top notch band to share favorites from his acclaimed jazz recordings inspired by the Great American Songbook. His album On and On reached number 4 on the Billboard Jazz chart, and Live peaked at number 2 on the iTunes Jazz chart. Recognized by DownBeat as a rising vocal talent, he has collaborated with Diane Schuur, Jane Monheit, and Houston Person. The program spans cherished standards and contemporary takes, presented with modern elegance and an easy swing in the suave tradition of Mel Torme. Seating is first come and may be limited. For details, call 702.507.3863.

Get ready for a night of classic music with Piano Man, an America’s favorite Billy Joel tribute starring Kyle Martin. Expect big sing-along favorites like “Uptown Girl,” “My Life,” “Tiny Dancer,” and “Rocketman,” plus more hits. Doors open at 6:15 PM, and outside food and drink aren’t allowed (an on-site bar is available).