Events in Mesquite today

A Saturday long run with a choose your own adventure approach follows the 215 Beltway Trail. Participants meet in the parking lot outside Dunkin, head out for an out and back at any distance that fits their goals, and gather afterward for coffee and pastries at Dunkin. Bring your own water for the trail, since shade is scarce.

Plans are underway for an annual rummage sale, and organizers will share updated donation drop-off windows, final sale hours, and other important details as the event approaches. Donors are encouraged to begin setting aside items to contribute. Volunteers are needed to help make the sale a success. To get involved, contact Maria Pankey at 702-339-4152. Look for upcoming announcements about volunteer meetings on the event page.

Explore how venom and poison differ in the natural world during a ranger-led pop-up program at Ice Age Fossils State Park. Through a tabletop setup with visual aids and hands-on materials, visitors can handle educational objects or replicas and take part in a friendly discussion suited to an introductory level. The program welcomes all ages, is kid friendly, and includes participation from the Las Vegas Clark County Library District for added activities. The session may be held indoors or outdoors, with the location decided that day, and minors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Regular park entry applies at $3 per person, with free entry for children 12 and under, and there is no additional fee for the program. It follows a drop-in format with no registration required. Nevada State Parks is committed to accessibility and can arrange communication accommodations with advance notice.

Start your path to becoming a foster parent in Clark County with an information session that explains the steps and requirements. If you are ready to begin your application, free onsite fingerprinting will be available. Please bring a government-issued photo ID if you plan to complete fingerprinting.

Fremont Street will buzz with a lively trading card showcase as Vegas TCG Exchange presents a two day celebration in the heart of Las Vegas. Expect an energetic setting featuring Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, and more. Admission is free, and a raffle adds an extra highlight. With hundreds of attendees anticipated, the event offers a spirited atmosphere for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

A casual breakfast gathering for gay Star Trek fans takes place during STLV. This annual meetup offers a friendly chance to connect with fellow Trekkies over a morning meal. Please note the restaurant at this location is now operating as The Kitchen Table, which has replaced Hash House a Go Go while remaining in the same spot.

Ciao Bella Brunch at Balla Italian Soul offers a $55 Endless Italian Brunch at SAHARA Las Vegas, featuring endless family-style starters, mains, and sweets crafted by Iron Chef America winner and James Beard Award recipient Chef Shawn McClain. Share plates like fresh melon with burrata, ricotta pancakes, prosciutto omelets, and housemade pastas, then finish with cannoli, tiramisu, and treats from the dolce cart. Every table includes live entertainment. Optional bottomless spritzes or mimosas are available to elevate the experience. Endless service is limited to two hours per table. It is a fitting pick for birthdays, bachelorette kickoffs, or anyone who wants brunch to feel like a quick escape.

At Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet, the Vegas Kids Zone Kidpreneur Market highlights creativity and discovery as young entrepreneurs showcase handmade treasures and curated items. Shoppers can pick up a Market Passport to explore the booths and, while supplies last, redeem a VKZ Goody Bag with more than $100 in freebies that may include appetizers, treats, and home services. Kids who participate receive one-on-one mentoring, free professional product photos, guest-judged awards, and a complimentary brainstorming session and workshop.

Master Artisan Rene leads a new class centered on the fundamentals of wire weaving. Build core techniques while learning with fellow students in a group setting. No prerequisites. Tools used include a bead mat, flush cutters, chain nose pliers, and flat nose pliers.

The Southern Nevada Health District provides blood pressure screenings at The Art of Barbers. Previous sessions have featured participation from Athena Freeman, Kathleen Garner, Kenyatta Pettiford, Lowryanne Vick, Jasmin Fedrick, Shakalee Exantus, Terri Yates, Monica Mercer, and Jacquelyn Webster.

At Bear Necessities Games, players come together for a relaxed, weekly Warhammer Underworlds meetup centered on gameplay, learning, and community. Newcomers are welcome, and experienced players are invited to bring a warband and help others get games to the table. Participants are encouraged to bring their own warband, cards, dice, and tokens if they have them. Whether aiming to practice competitively, test a new deck, or simply roll dice and meet fellow hobbyists, this gathering offers an easy way to connect. Entry is free with casual play. Supplies, miniatures, paints, and snacks are available on site, and guidance is offered for anyone curious about getting started.

Learn the basics of using your iPhone with help from the library. This free session covers how to send photos, review security settings, keep your device up to date, and troubleshoot common issues. Bring your phone and any questions you have. Free and open to the public.

At West Charleston Library, Mike Oregano presents a distinctive one man band performance that blends jazz and rock. He controls drums with his feet and works an array of pedal boards featuring loopers, bass splits, and synthesizers. Building the rhythm section live on guitar and bass, he records those parts on the spot, then layers in drums while singing and soloing on guitar at the same time for a real time, attention grabbing show.

Master Artisan Rene leads a beginner-friendly class at Bead Jungle focused on the fundamentals of bead knotting. Learn how to create secure knots and how to attach crimps and a clasp, building skills you can use for future knotted designs. There are no prerequisites. Tools used include a bead mat, scissors, and an awl.

A Miami vibe meets the Vegas scene at a tropical farmers and artisan market where lively island rhythms create an upbeat atmosphere. Stroll through colorful vendor booths with face painting available for both kids and adults. Explore handmade creations from artisan makers and pick up packaged treats that work well as gifts, souvenirs, or a sweet bite for later. Food vendors serve Latin dishes with bold flavors, and a selection of refreshing beverages is available to round out the experience.

This weekly in-store Pokemon competition lets players face off for top Trainer bragging rights. Entry is $10. Participants must bring their own device to play, as none are provided. All entry fees are awarded back as store credit prizes.

Families, local businesses, schools, and community organizations come together at Nevada Rise Academy for a free Back-to-School Bash that blends resources and fun for all ages. Enjoy complimentary school supplies while they last, face painting, arts and crafts, family games, and opportunities to win prizes. Food trucks and treat vendors will be on site, and local exhibitors will share educational and community resources. Admission and parking are free, offering an easy way to get ready for the new school year while spending quality time with family and friends.

Shoppers can browse an indoor pop up market at Quest Academy Preparatory Gym, featuring local vendors with homemade bread, jewelry, vintage pieces, gift baskets, canvas artwork and prints, and more. MONSTERDILLAS Food Truck will be on site. It is a comfortable way to support local makers and discover unique gifts without the heat.

At Myron's at The Smith Center, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and R&B Pioneer Award honoree Jerry Martini, a founding member of Sly & the Family Stone, appears with Phunne Stone, daughter of Sly Stone and the late Cynthia Robinson, to celebrate the chart-topping music of Sly & the Family Stone. They are joined by vocalist Swang Stewart with Nate Wingfield on guitar, Jimmy McKinney on keys, Frank Klepacki on drums, and Blaise Sison on bass. Expect a high-energy journey through psychedelic funk favorites from the 1960s and 1970s, delivered with the unmistakable Family Stone groove. Their influential catalog has shaped modern music, with songs that have been widely sampled and covered by major artists around the world.

At the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Las Vegas, participants will explore the art of blending their own incense and oils for magical intentions, for freshening up a room, or for creating a wearable scented spell. A variety of materials will be on hand to build a starter stash, including herbs, essential oils, carrier oils, and an assortment of bottles and jars, and attendees are welcome to bring extra ingredients to share. Please bring a mixing bowl and a measuring cup, preferably one with a spout. A $10 donation is requested, with all funds directed to a local charity, and those unable to donate are still encouraged to take part. The gathering is family friendly and potluck, and bringing a dish to share is welcome.

Mama’s Wranglers perform classic rock and hits spanning the 1950s to the 1980s. Optional barbecue will be available. For reservations, call 702-518-7464.

Settle into a calm, no-talking environment for a restorative sound bath paired with Reiki energy healing. Guided by Melanie MătaJi and Jen Norton, the session honors the 11th day of the Moon, a time described as supportive of reset and healing for the body’s glandular system. Lie down, get comfortable, and let layers of sound from gongs, crystal bowls, and other sacred instruments quiet the thinking mind and support deep release. As the music moves through the room, Jen, a Certified Reiki Master with more than ten years of experience, offers gentle hands-on Reiki at the crown of the head to channel universal energy and clear the energetic field without personal energy exchange. Herbal Dream Tea is available upon arrival or before heading out to further soothe the nervous system and complement the experience. This experience is offered in person for $55. To help maintain an intentional setting, advance registration is requested. Those arriving without prior registration will be charged a $60 walk-in rate. Online registration closes at the event start time, and if capacity is reached, walk-ins or late arrivals without registration cannot be accommodated. Expect silence, spaciousness, and a chance to truly rest without the pressure to talk, learn, or socialize.

Jammin' with JOI brings live jazz to Lucino's Pizza with student open jam sessions in support of the nonprofit Jazz Outreach Initiative. Emerging musicians collaborate with peers and experienced professionals to explore and perform together in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Enjoy the food while the music unfolds, with real-time mentorship that encourages learning, improvisation, and collaboration. Popular and full of energy, these gatherings offer a chance to step up and play or simply savor great food and live jazz, presented with support from Lucino's Pizza.

Dealt A Straight Band returns to The Zone Nightclub and Lounge for a high-energy night of live music. Expect classic rock, blues, and country favorites delivered with a dance-friendly vibe, a concert-quality sound system, and an upbeat atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving. It is a lively setting whether you plan to take the dance floor or relax with friends and enjoy the show.

At Dust Las Vegas, a playful showdown of good and bad unfolds as the self-proclaimed Angels face the House of Demons. The evening features performances from both houses along with entertainment, Jell-O shots, raffles, and auctions for a spirited night.

Tower of Power and WAR bring a high-voltage showcase of funk and soul to Las Vegas. Drawing on decades of hits, notable collaborations, and dynamic live performances, these two iconic bands deliver a concert built to keep the crowd on its feet from the first song to the final encore.

A casual Commander/EDH night focused on friendly play and raffles. Participation requires only a pack of your choice for raffle entry, with prizes that include promo cards, free packs, merchandise, and more.

At Plaza Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas tribute artist Tom Stevens leads his jazz ensemble in a salute to Tony Bennett's 100th birthday. The performance recreates Bennett's hallmark concerts and brings his best known songs to the stage.

Friday and Saturday nights feature local live acts, drink specials, and long rows of classic arcade games. Expect lively music and a laid-back vibe aimed at a fun night out. Stage performances, arcade nostalgia, and chilled specials at the bar keep the energy going all evening.

USA Dance hosts a Hawaiian-themed luau dance at Charleston Heights Arts Center. Water and light refreshments will be available. Admission is $5 for members, $10 for non-members, and free for students with a valid student ID. Additional details will be announced.

Get ready for a live classic rock tribute celebrating Heart and Pat Benatar, featuring powerhouse vocals and high-energy arena rock performances. Expect well-known favorites from both artists in a show packed with full songs, dynamic medleys, and crowd-pleasing energy. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the performance starts at 7:00 PM. This event is for ages 21+.

Arrival From Sweden: The Music of ABBA brings the legendary catalog to Sahara Las Vegas with powerful vocals, authentic costumes, and precise musicianship. Touring since 1995, this internationally recognized production has performed in more than 70 countries and completed nearly 100 U.S. tours, earning a reputation for electrifying shows that sell out venues. Widely celebrated as the closest experience to seeing ABBA live, the group mirrors the look, sound, and spirit of the originals with striking accuracy. They are also the only act entrusted with an unreleased ABBA song from Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, highlighting their rare authenticity. The set features beloved hits from Dancing Queen to Mamma Mia, delivered with the energy of a full-scale concert and the feel of a lively summer party.

ARRIVAL FROM SWEDEN, The Music of ABBA presents a live concert at The Pool at Sahara Las Vegas, celebrating the group’s biggest hits, including Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, Honey Honey, and more. The performance showcases the songs that made ABBA famous in a poolside setting.

Get ready for a high-energy Pitbull tribute at the pool, featuring dance hits and party-ready vibes. This one is all about turning up the heat and enjoying a fun summer pool-party atmosphere.

Organizers will share updated drop off days and times, the final rummage sale hours, and other key details as the event approaches. In the meantime, participants are encouraged to begin setting aside treasures they wish to donate. Volunteers are needed to help make the sale as successful as in previous years. To get involved, contact Maria Pankey at 702-339-4152. Information about upcoming volunteer meetings will be posted soon.

Make your own take home fossil using air dry clay while a ranger shares facts about animals that once lived in Southern Nevada. Supplies are limited, and the activity is suitable for all ages. This hands on craft happens outdoors and can be messy since water is used, so plan clothing accordingly. Minors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Check in at the front desk when you arrive at Ice Age Fossils State Park. The standard park entry fee applies at $3 per person, with free entry for children 12 and under, and there is no additional charge for the program. Registration is not required, and visitors may stop by at any point during the program. Hosted by Ice Age Fossils State Park. For accessibility needs, reasonable communication accommodations can be arranged by contacting the park or event coordinator in advance.

Connect with others at Santa Fe Lanes during a relaxed get-together. Attendees cover their own costs for shoe rental, games, and food.

At Summerlin Library and Performing Arts Center, singer Jonathan Karrant appears with a band of accomplished musicians to revisit signature interpretations of classics from the Great American Songbook. His album On and On reached number 4 on the Billboard Jazz charts, and his album Live climbed to number 2 on the iTunes Jazz charts. Recognized by DownBeat as one of the top rising vocalists, he has performed alongside Diane Schuur, Jane Monheit, and Houston Person. Blending timeless standards with fresh perspectives, he brings a refined, contemporary touch to jazz, with critics at Jazz Corner praising the warmth and romance of his voice, the emotional depth he conveys, and his smooth swing in the tradition of Mel Torme. Seating is limited and available in the order of arrival. For details, call 702.507.3863.

Mike Oregano brings a one person band performance to Whitney Library, blending jazz and rock in a set built in real time. He plays drums with his feet and works with pedal boards that include loopers, bass splits, and synthesizers. He captures guitar and bass grooves live, then adds drums while singing and delivering guitar solos at the same time, creating a full, layered sound.

Present a valid TAM or AAC card at Retro Bar to get 25 percent off food and drinks. The promotion also features buy one get one beer, wine, and seltzers, along with karaoke and more.

Explore the world of character performance in a free voice acting workshop at Walnut Recreation Center. Learn how to give animated characters a voice, step up to a condenser microphone, try engaging acting exercises, and refine your technique with supportive guidance. Presented by the Las Vegas chapter of the Arizona Voice Acting Guild, this session welcomes participants of all experience levels and is recommended for adults and for children ages 8 and up. Children 12 and under must attend with an adult. On the day of the workshop, register and confirm the room at the recreation center front desk. AVAG builds a supportive community committed to keeping the art of voice acting alive.

Delve into the unexplained with interactive workshops and conversations led by the Silver State Ghost Hunters. Whether you have years of experience or are simply curious, this program explores the history of ghost hunting, the tools and technology used in the field, and practical methods for documenting potential activity. Sessions may include guest speakers, video evidence from real investigations, and time for questions and open discussion. Share your stories, build investigative skills, and connect with others who are interested in paranormal mysteries. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 702.507.3631.

This free adaptive pickleball practice is designed for accessibility and inclusion. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and wheelchairs are available on site. The mission is to promote inclusivity, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, enhancing wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols.

FEM&M and ASTRID present a captivating night of electronic music, joined by MilkyPossum and Charloux. Expect a dance-centered atmosphere where pulsing beats meet state-of-the-art visuals and immersive sound, creating an experience that feels transportive. The evening highlights movement, energy, and a vivid blend of music and imagery.

The People’s Card Shop hosts a Riftbound Nexus play event for the League of Legends Trading Card Game in a constructed, best of three format. Play spans three rounds. The entry fee is $10 and includes an exclusive promotional pack at registration. Players earn one booster pack for each match win, and anyone who completes all three rounds without a win still receives a participation booster. Top finisher prizing is based on attendance, with additional awards for those players, and there is bonus prizing for each unique deck represented among the top performers. A single raffle may be held after the second round with chances at items such as free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be available for rules clarifications during games and will not provide strategic advice. Trading between players is welcome, but buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed, and large items like suitcases or carts should not be used for trade stock. Participants are asked to keep food and drinks off game tables unless signage allows it, avoid roughhousing and foul language, and report any lost or unattended items to staff. All tournaments are subject to change or cancellation, some events may require tickets purchased through the store, and registering through a tournament app does not guarantee entry except for Bandai events. For updates or questions, speak with the tournament organizer or a team member in store.

Hosted by Nick P, this game night features a mix of new releases and classic board games. The focus is on entry level to medium difficulty play, with a library provided and the option to bring your own games. There is no entry fee. Any games that are played in the shop are available at 10% off during the event. It is an opportunity to play with friends and connect with new players.

This free trivia night at Chicken N Pickle features six rounds with ten questions in each round. Participants can test their knowledge, enjoy food and drinks, and compete for prizes.

Customize your kumihimo learning by choosing from any B1 or B2 class offered that day. Attendees who bring a Marudai, a traditional Japanese braiding stand, will receive guidance on adapting the braiding instructions. Prerequisites apply to some B2 options and vary by class. Recommended tools include round and square kumihimo disks, a kumihimo weight, a size 10 beading needle, Fireline, and Kumihimo Thread Lockers. A list of the available classes for the day and the sign-up process are provided by the organizer.

Open to players of all skill levels, this DUPR gathering at CNP focuses on pickleball fun and inclusive play.

Sweetheart Circle offers a welcoming space for new mothers and their little ones to connect, share, and laugh together. Designed for moms with babies from birth to three years old, this free gathering centers on mutual support and empowerment in a caring environment. Participants can enjoy a meal, meet new people, and explore the basics of finding their way through the early stages of motherhood. Space is limited, and registration is requested.

This quarterly giving gathering focuses on building connections, strengthening community, and creating collective impact in Southern Nevada. Local nonprofits share their work, then members vote the same evening, and the organization with the most votes receives the full pool of contributions. When 100 women each contribute $100, one local nonprofit benefits from a single, significant gift. The format is straightforward, transparent, and impactful. Guests are welcome. Members commit to a $100 donation each quarter, and 100 percent of that gift goes directly to the nonprofit selected that evening. A separate $10 gathering contribution helps cover the venue, refreshments, and event costs so the full $100 donation can go to the chosen organization.

A welcoming Poly/CNM Discussion Group meets at The LGBTQ Center for open conversation about polyamory and consensual nonmonogamy. The discussion is guided by Drgn/GW, who brings nearly a decade of experience navigating the realities of polyamorous life, and by Tynk, who has been in polyamorous relationships throughout her life and has spent years engaged with the Las Vegas Polyamory/CNM community. Everyone is encouraged to participate. Bringing a snack to share adds to the relaxed, community atmosphere. After the discussion, the conversation continues at the Poly Munch at Jive Turkey.

Backgammon players gather at Meepleville for club play. Sessions include opportunities to match up with some of the best players in the city.

This weekly 5k run and walk starts and finishes at Red Rock Running Company’s District location. After completing the route, participants gather for food and rehydration. Arriving a few minutes early allows time to pick up a raffle ticket. All paces and abilities are welcome, and children and pets are welcome to take part.

The Black Agenda brings culture, profit, and impact to the same table, creating space for purposeful conversation and collaboration. This gathering centers Black excellence, leadership, and social impact, with a focus on equity in action and amplifying voices of change. It is positioned within the Las Vegas community and emphasizes networking and connection for community builders and emerging leaders. Student and Gen Z perspectives are a key part of the experience, including UNLV student leaders who help bridge campus and community. Business and opportunity are also in focus, spanning tech, innovation, entrepreneurship, and using business as a force for change. RSVP is required.

Connect with others who share the same lifestyle at a munch where conversation happens over a meal. The gathering takes place at Jive Turkey, which serves food and drinks. Everyone is welcome.

Agents gather in Henderson at Sammy's Restaurant, Bar & Grill Henderson for a weekly, in-person pitch session that highlights how top agents move listings quickly. The focus is simple... share what is on the market and what is coming soon with fellow real estate professionals from across the Las Vegas area. Open to both listing and buyer's agents, the session provides a straightforward platform to showcase new and upcoming properties, note price updates or open house plans, outline buyer needs or rental wants, invite colleagues to related events, uncover off-market possibilities, and build relationships and referrals within an active community. The format is fast paced and structured, and it is designed to wrap up in 45 minutes so attendees can get back to their day. Each gathering also includes educational insights, guest speakers, networking opportunities, and raffles. Sessions take place every Wednesday and rotate between Summerlin, Henderson, and occasional on location venues, and agents from anywhere in the Las Vegas market are welcome at every stop.

Build your beading skills in a class where you select a B1 project and learn the essentials of stringing beads, using crimps, and attaching a clasp. Participants can also learn to make several pairs of earrings. No prior experience is required. Tools for this class include a bead mat, chain nose pliers, and flat nose pliers. There are class options to choose from, and sign-up is available.

PRIDE Family BINGO brings friendly games and community spirit to AREA15, and it is open to all ages. Attendees can look forward to chances to win show tickets, kitchen appliances, and a new TV. Before the games begin, there is time to mix and mingle with the community, then pre-show entertainment features Las Vegas PRIDE Royalty. Bingo follows the entertainment. Proceeds benefit Las Vegas PRIDE, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports and empowers the LGBTQIA+ community of Southern Nevada. Bingo packs can be pre-ordered to save, with pickup available inside, and on-site purchases are offered while supplies last.

This in-store gathering centers on Rift Bound and features Natural Twenty's weekly tournament.

This free Disney Lorcana play event at The People's Card Shop features best of three matches in a Swiss style format, with the tournament launching once at least four players are present. Entry is free and includes an exclusive promotional card. Rounds are based on attendance, and prizes include a winner’s pin while supplies last. Additional rewards such as foil promo cards, prize pins, and accessories are given to top performers and through random drawings while supplies last. A promo raffle takes place every round, and after the second round there is an extra drawing for chances to win items like free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be available during gameplay for rules clarifications, but will not provide strategic advice. Trading between players is welcome, though buying or selling outside of official store transactions is prohibited and may lead to removal or banning. For comfort and safety, please avoid bringing large items such as suitcases or carts for trade stock. Keep food and drinks away from game tables unless posted otherwise, maintain courteous behavior without roughhousing or foul language, and report any lost or unattended items to a staff member. All tournaments may change or be canceled, some events may require tickets, and registration through a tournament app does not guarantee entry.

Experience a lively karaoke night where anyone can step up to the mic while friends cheer from the crowd. It offers an uplifting break, whether performing a favorite song or supporting others. Entry is free for everyone, and bringing positive energy is encouraged.

Learn the fundamentals of wire wrapping while making curved earrings. The session covers bundling multiple wires, shaping them into the design, and adding beaded accents as you work. It finishes with instructions for attaching jump rings and earwires. No prerequisites are required. Tools to have on hand include a bead mat, round nose pliers, chain nose pliers, nylon jaw pliers or a wire straightener, flush cutters, painter's tape, and a Sharpie.

As teens and young adults step into more independence and campus life, SafeNest hosts a community panel for parents, caregivers, students, educators, counselors, and youth-serving professionals centered on consent, healthy boundaries, and dating culture. Local experts share practical tools and candid guidance on recognizing coercion and other warning signs, navigating modern relationships, and building respect in everyday interactions. The conversation also explores how parents and trusted adults can open meaningful dialogue with young people and highlights available resources for prevention, support, and advocacy. Light bites and refreshments are provided.

Take the first step toward fostering in Clark County with an information session that explains the process and requirements to become a foster parent. If you are ready to begin your application, free onsite fingerprinting will be available, and a government-issued photo ID is required for anyone choosing to complete fingerprinting. Registration is available.

Head out for a community 5k that starts and finishes at the Red Rock Running Company Centennial Hills store. Runners and walkers of every pace are encouraged to participate, and families and pets are welcome. After covering the three-mile route, the group meets at Wahoo’s for food and hydration. Raffle tickets are available before the start.

An immersive session unfolds in the tranquil salt cave at The Salt Room - Henderson, guided by Alfredo and offered in English. Breathwork, guided meditation, and Yoga Nidra lead the body into deep rest while awareness remains quietly awake. Sound healing with Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, and gentle frequencies eases mental noise and brings the nervous system back into harmony. A weaving of ancient teachings, contemporary insight, and a light shamanic touch opens space for inner alignment, emotional release, and connection with the self beyond thought and identity. It is supportive for those moving through stress, anxiety, or emotional heaviness, and for spiritual seekers wishing to deepen connection, intuition, and embodied presence. No prior experience is required, only a willingness to relax into what is already here. The price is $49 per person, and a prepaid RSVP is requested.

Hosted by Ava in the tranquil salt cave at The Salt Room in Summerlin, this private women’s circle offers two hours dedicated to meaningful connection and personal growth. Participants gather in a serene atmosphere to explore self awareness, spiritual development, and genuine community with others on a similar path. The experience begins with guided meditation and breathwork to settle the mind and set clear intentions. A heart centered sharing circle invites each woman to speak openly and listen with care, followed by guided journaling that encourages reflection and inner clarity. Comfortable clothing that allows free movement is recommended. Space is limited, a $10 class fee applies, and no shows forfeit the fee. Selecting “Going” does not reserve a spot, so registration is required to secure a place.

Supported by Wetlands Park Friends, this evening lecture series spotlights important environmental topics and features leading local experts. Sessions take place at the Park’s Nature Center Auditorium. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome, with light refreshments available. The program includes Bird Sounds of the Wetlands with Alex Harper, The Need for Habitat Restoration and Song Dog Native Plant Nursery’s Role with Kelly Wallace, and I LOVE Meeces to Pieces with Dr. Sean Neiswenter. Header art by Amy Monson.

Runners and walkers meet at Henderson Silver Springs Recreation Center for a group outing. Start times change with the season, and the organizers direct participants to their Google Calendar, Meetup, or Instagram to confirm the exact time. Open to both running and walking, this gathering is a straightforward way to be active alongside others.

Best known as one half of the Righteous Brothers with Bill Medley, Bucky Heard delivers an emotionally charged concert that celebrates a defining chapter of pop and soul. Fresh from a Rolling Stone feature, he breathes new life into cornerstone Righteous Brothers numbers like Unchained Melody and Soul and Inspiration, and folds in favorites tied to Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, the Eagles, the Doobie Brothers, Journey, and more. Over a career that has put him on stages with artists such as Michael McDonald, Andy Williams, B.B. King, and the Beach Boys, he has honed a commanding voice and a vivid stage presence that invite listeners to revisit the songs that shaped their memories. This show revives the spirit of classic hits and celebrates a timeless catalog.

Settle in for a laid-back Commander/EDH night featuring casual play and prize drawings. Admission is a pack of your choosing, which serves as your entry for raffles awarding items like promo cards, additional packs, merchandise, and other prizes. The schedule includes sign-ups and an initial raffle, with more chances to win throughout the event.