Events in Pahrump, NV

A choose-your-own-distance long run meets in the parking lot outside Dunkin', heads out on the 215 Beltway Trail as an out-and-back, and wraps up with coffee and pastries at Dunkin'. Bring your own water, since there is little shade along the trail.

Get a clearer understanding of your household water use in this free class at Springs Preserve that walks through a complete home water audit. The session explains how to assess whether your landscape is getting the right amount of water, how to look for possible leaks, and how to use basic tools to answer these key questions. Advance registration is required.

Registration is open for Soccer Shots’ fall season in North and Northwest Las Vegas for children ages 2 to 8. Guided by professional, high-energy coaches, this award-winning program blends soccer skill development with an age-appropriate curriculum that keeps learning fun. Young players build fundamentals along with confidence, teamwork, respect, and character in a positive, encouraging setting. Sessions are offered at convenient park locations throughout North and Northwest Las Vegas, and space is limited.

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.

Vegas Events and More brings a brand new themed market to the Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet. Shop the Lot showcases small business owners, artisans, and crafters, with food trucks available. With nearly a decade of experience producing markets in the Las Vegas area, the VEaM team is being welcomed into the Fantastic family.

Settle into a restorative, in-person sound bath in the cool mountain air of Mt. Charleston, near Fletcher View Campground. Over the span of about an hour, rest beneath the pines as crystal bowls, gentle layers of sound, and the steady rhythm of your breath guide you from constant “on” to deep stillness. A touch of forest bathing invites you to sync with the natural surroundings, and occasional drum or rattle adds a subtle ancestral note. There is nothing to do or perfect, no talking, just time to let tension ease from shoulders, jaw, and eyes. This experience is offered only a few times a year. Exact meeting details are shared after registration. Please bring a mat or blanket, along with something comfortable for sitting or lying down. The cost is $20, and on-site payment is available with prior notice.

The People's Card Shop hosts a full day of Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Constructed play with two back to back tournaments. The headline competition leads off the day, followed later by a second chance tournament for another shot at prizing. Both events use the Advanced Constructed format. Entry is $10 and includes OTS packs. Round counts and top cut awards scale with attendance, and the primary tournament is positioned as the week’s main competitive offering with an expanded prize structure. Some events include a single raffle after round two with chances at prizes like free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be on hand for rules questions during matches, although strategic advice will not be provided. Player-to-player trading is welcome, but buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed. Large items such as suitcases or carts should not be used for trade stock, and violations can result in removal or a ban. Please keep food and drinks off game tables unless signs indicate otherwise, refrain from roughhousing, profanity, and discourteous behavior, and alert staff promptly about any lost or unattended items. For updates, check the shop’s usual communication channels or speak with the Tournament Organizer or a team member in-store. All tournaments are subject to change or cancellation due to special events. Some events may require tickets purchased online, and registration in a tournament app does not guarantee entry, with Bandai events noted as an exception.

City of Lights SoulFest brings a weekend of soul, jazz, and R&B to the Clark County Government Center Amphitheater. The lineup features Eric Benét, El DeBarge, Chanté Moore, Raheem DeVaughn, Leela James, Bilal, Gerald Albright, Daley, Lindsey Webster, and Jeff Bradshaw, with DJ Spark spinning throughout the weekend. Enjoy smooth vocals, beloved songs, and a lively atmosphere from the first note to the last.

Peoples Card Shop hosts a Disney Lorcana Core Constructed play event with best of three matches in Swiss-style rounds. A minimum of five players is required for the tournament to begin. Entry is $25 and includes an exclusive promotional card. For every five entrants, a booster box is added to the prize pool, which is awarded to the top cut. Additional prizing such as foil promo cards, prize pins, and other accessories is given to top performers and also distributed at random through raffles. There may be a raffle after the second round with chances to win items like free entry, sleeves, or snacks. A judge will be available for rules clarifications during gameplay, and judges will not provide strategic advice or gameplay tips. Trading between players is welcome, but buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed. Violations may result in removal from the premises, a permanent ban, or other action. To keep the space comfortable, please avoid using large items such as suitcases or carts for trade stock. Keep food and drinks away from game tables unless signage says otherwise, avoid roughhousing, foul language, and discourteous behavior, and report any lost or unattended items to a team member. Have fun and play your best. All tournaments are subject to change or cancellation, and special events may affect scheduling. Some events may require tickets that can be purchased on the website. For updates or questions, speak with the tournament organizer or a team member in-store. Signing up in a tournament organization application does not guarantee entry, excluding Bandai.

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.

Los Plátanos brings its hi-energy Latin funk to West Charleston Library with a show that thrives on audience participation. Expect danceable tropical grooves, catchy choruses that invite sing-alongs, and signature percussion moments that draw the crowd into the performance. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Seating is limited and will be offered in the order of arrival. For more information, call 702-507-3964.

See the 1984 classic brought to life with a twist, as a live band performs the score onstage while Ghostbusters plays in high definition. The movie is shown on a large HD screen and precisely synced to a concert performance of Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Berstein’s eerie, pulse-quickening music for an immersive blend of film and live sound.

Business Besties marks five years with the CEO Ball, a refined evening that spotlights the journey from an early vision to a thriving community. What began with women supporting one another through building, believing, and figuring things out has grown into a network that celebrates progress, hard-earned lessons, strategic shifts, and shared victories. This gathering at The Wealthy Place LV salutes the legacy created together and the leaders shaped along the way.

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.

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.

The People’s Card Shop hosts a Standard-format Pokémon TCG League with no entry fee. Play spans three rounds and rewards are based on performance. One win earns an old prize pack, two wins secure a latest prize pack plus an old pack, and three wins award a booster from the newest main set along with a latest prize pack and an old prize pack. A raffle may take place after the second round with chances to receive items such as free entry, sleeves, snacks, and other prizes. A judge will be on hand to clarify rules and policies, although strategic guidance will not be provided. For updates or assistance, speak with a Play Event Organizer or a team member in the shop or use the store’s official communication channels.

Spotlight Poetry presents a showcase celebrating the heritage and voices of Latinx and Hispanic communities. Through poetry, it reflects resilience, ancestral connections, and the continuing narratives of Latinidad. The program includes adult themes. Admission is free and all are welcome. Seating is available on a first come basis, and capacity may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3964.

Peoples Card Shop presents a constructed One Piece card game tournament with an entry fee of $10 that includes exclusive promotional packs while supplies last. The event uses Swiss pairings with single-game, 30 minute rounds. The number of rounds depends on turnout, capped at four or until one undefeated player remains. Prizes include one booster pack per match win while supplies last, plus a participation booster for anyone who plays all rounds without a win. Additional rewards are planned for top finishers, including a winner tournament pack while supplies last. The entry fee may change based on pack availability. A raffle may be held after round two with chances to receive items such as free entry, sleeves, snacks, and more. A judge will be available to answer rules questions during matches, but will not offer strategy or coaching. Trading between players is welcome. Buying or selling outside official store transactions is not allowed and may lead to removal or other action. Please avoid bringing large items like suitcases or carts for trade stock. Keep food and drinks away from game tables unless posted otherwise, avoid roughhousing and foul language, and report any lost or unattended items to a team member. Updates and announcements are shared through their Discord community, and questions can be sent via Facebook Messenger or directed to the Tournament Organizer or a team member in-store. All tournaments may change or be canceled due to special circumstances. Calling ahead or checking for updates is recommended, some events may require tickets, and signing up through a tournament app does not guarantee entry except for Bandai events.

English guitarist Mike Dawes brings his celebrated modern fingerstyle artistry to Myron's at The Smith Center. Known for crafting arrangements that allow him to play several musical lines at the same time on a single guitar, he draws from a body of work that blends original viral pieces and inventive interpretations of popular songs, alongside mainstream chart success performing with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues. He topped Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar reader polls as Best Acoustic Guitarist in 2017 and 2018, with numerous runner-up finishes in the years that followed. YouTube personality Rick Beato has praised him as among the finest acoustic players. His breakthrough solo take on Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know amassed tens of millions of views on YouTube, with continued viral momentum for pieces such as One, The Impossible, and Jump across multiple video platforms.

Kream Sundae is a Sunday event at Cork & Thorn. Names associated with the event include Tony Hawkins, Derrick Ross, Jackie Wynn, Jerry Nash, Talib Jensen, Buddy Bones Green, and Brian Allen-Bey.

TSH Fall Retreat is planned for the season. Registration opens for this event, with more details to come from the organizer.

Experience a calming meditation and sound bath at Blue Diamond Library, guided by Wendy, a Sound Bath Practitioner with Harmonizing Energy. Soothing vibrations create a peaceful atmosphere that supports relaxation and mindfulness. Bring a yoga mat or a blanket if you like, or choose a chair for seated comfort. This free session is held ahead of opening hours at the library. Refreshments will be available afterward. For questions, contact the library at 702.507.4301.

In Las Vegas, Danny Seraphine's Chicago Legacy appears at the Italian American Club for an evening devoted to the music of Chicago. Led by the band's original drummer and co-founder, the performance features well loved classics including 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, You're the Inspiration, If You Leave Me Now, and Hard Habit to Break.

This outdoor event at Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet highlights local and emerging businesses. Attendees can enjoy plenty of shopping, hunt for distinctive gifts, and take in entertainment while sampling options from a variety of food trucks, including desserts, with more to discover on site. Entry and parking are free, and the setting offers an easy way for friends and families to spend time together in the open air.

The Cosmic Takeover Tour brings a light-up baseball experience to Las Vegas Ballpark, turning the field into a nighttime spectacle. Popular across the country, this stop in Las Vegas offers a unique twist on the game under glowing lights. A ticket lottery is available.

The Phoenix hosts a monthly night filled with on-the-spot entertainment, unexpected moments, and plenty of fun. It takes place on the first Saturday of each month.

At West Charleston Library, musician Flavio Martinez presents a live program of South American flute music in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Inspired by discoveries he made during his time at the Universidad of Guadalajara in Mexico, he performs with an array of flutes to shape sounds that flow from calm and reflective to upbeat and festive. Admission is free and open to all. Seating is limited and available in order of arrival. For more information, call 702.507.3964.

At West Charleston Library, a welcoming group explores mindful listening and practical ways to make mindfulness part of everyday self-care. Drawing on research that suggests mindfulness training can change the brain in ways that support healing and a more joyful life, these collaborative sessions focus on building sustainable habits. Presented by Michael Davitt, retired LCSW. Free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3964.

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.

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.

A community trail run at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area offers 5K and 17K distances on scenic terrain. The event supports conservation, stewardship, education, and volunteer programs that help protect over 200,000 acres of Red Rock Canyon. Registration demand is high, and the run is supported by a strong group of sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Emo Night Karaoke arrives at Swan Dive in Las Vegas with a real band onstage providing the music, complete stage production, and visuals. Participants step up as the lead singer while the band plays, offering a karaoke format centered on emo songs. The ENK collective features musicians who have performed on Warped Tour and When We Were Young and have toured around the world. Signups take place at the venue when doors open. A setlist is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.

Expect a playful bingo night featuring favorite traditions like a treat whenever O-69 comes up and an array of raffle prizes. Be careful when shouting bingo, because the Chubby Bunny rule is sticking around. Game packs are available at the door starting at $20, with early bird options online starting at $10. Raffle tickets are sold in bundles of 10 for $5. Charity Coverall cards and raffle sales help support participating charities.

This mid-singles conference in Las Vegas brings together single adults in their 30s and 40s in the spirit of aloha with Christ at the center. Often called the Ninth Island, the city sets the stage for a weekend focused on faith, friendship, service, worship, and fun. Those arriving early can check in and spend an evening at the Las Vegas Nevada Temple by meeting at the entrance, touring the grounds, taking time to worship and reflect, connecting with fellow attendees, and enjoying light refreshments such as cookies and bottled water. Dinner that night is optional and can be brought from elsewhere. Friday highlights include a community service project at Jones Ball Field, a warm welcome and kickoff, a sports social with team games and outdoor activities, and a shared dinner to deepen connections. Saturday starts with an uplifting, interactive workshop on personal growth, faith, and connection, followed by a taco lunch. The afternoon offers a choice of experiences selected at registration, with options that may include Battlefield Vegas, Game Nest, a guided hiking adventure, or exploring the Las Vegas Strip. Attendees may also organize their own outing. The evening features a Hawaiian inspired luau dinner with food and entertainment, an Aloha Dance, and karaoke and games. Attire that reflects the aloha spirit is encouraged. Sunday brings a closing fireside focused on Jesus Christ, belonging, faith, and the relationships built throughout the weekend, followed by a linger longer lunch to spend extra time with new friends. The gathering is designed to help participants draw closer to Christ, serve the community, build lasting friendships, and create meaningful memories in a city known for connection.

Settle in under the open sky at Fergusons Downtown for a restorative sound bath that blends breath, vibration, and community. The experience begins with simple breathwork to calm the nervous system and quiet the mind. Participants then recline on the lawn for a meditative immersion in layered tones from multiple symphonic gongs and crystalline bowls, with the voice of Maà and other sacred instruments shaping an expansive soundscape. The session is guided by Melanie MătaJi, Svetlana Esposito, and Mariana Sobol, also known as Maà, with the intention of syncing inner rhythms with the night above. This bi-monthly gathering typically takes place on the third Friday of every other month. Admission is $44. To be comfortable, bring a yoga mat, a warm blanket, and a pillow, and consider dressing in easy layers for cooler evening air.

Now in its 55th year, this longstanding Las Vegas festival centers on fresh Maine lobster. Attendees can pre-purchase one-pound lobsters for pickup at the fair, available live or steamed. Pricing ranges from $24 to $28, with earlier orders offering the best value and helping ensure availability. Admission and parking are free, and no purchase is required. A wide range of foods is typically available, including clam chowder, seafood gumbo, shrimp ceviche, turkey dinners, Hispanic cuisine, snacks, beer, wine, and other beverages. Entertainment runs continuously, and activities include a silent auction, children’s attractions, and a raffle. Visitors can also browse baked goods, arts and crafts, religious items, used books, and an assortment of items from local vendors. The festivities are hosted in the Hunt Memorial Patio, a courtyard within the church campus. Proceeds support Christ Church Episcopal, benefiting youth programs, the growth of the church community, facility needs, and outreach to neighbors in need. The church distributes groceries to hundreds of families and people experiencing homelessness.

The annual Howl’o’ween Pawty at Barkin Basin Dog Park brings a festive mix of costumes, photos, and playful energy for dogs and their humans. A check-in table provides costume contest voting tickets and the option to enter the contest. FRAP playtime keeps tails wagging while a self-serve photo booth captures the fun, and participants bring their own pumpkin for pictures and take it home afterward. Raffle entries are accepted by cash or PayPal, with a $50 Smarty Paws gift certificate as the prize. After a call to suit up, the celebration continues with a costume parade, voting, a group photo, and a last chance to enter the raffle. Winners for the costume contest and raffle are announced, followed by more photo booth moments and carefree romps until the pups are all tuckered out.

Runners can take on a 5K, 10K, or half marathon through Red Rock Canyon Las Vegas as daylight gives way to evening. The experience begins near sunset and continues beneath a sky of stars with moonlight lighting the way. Canyon walls surround the route, Joshua trees cast shifting shadows, and the distant neon of Las Vegas adds a striking backdrop. Set along the west side of the valley at Red Rock Canyon, this twilight run highlights the desert’s changing colors and quiet nighttime scenery.

An energized reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar explores political ambition, loyalty, and betrayal with playful staging, sharp humor, and a modern sensibility. Nevada Shakespeare Festival sets the scene in a Rome on edge as five actors take on dozens of characters, slipping between shifting alliances while tracing the rise and collapse of a republic. At the center stands Caesar, celebrated and victorious, yet targeted for death. The storytelling is boldly physical, featuring striking puppetry and rapid costume changes, and the playing space shifts from forum to battlefield to pure chaos. Classic verse meets comic mayhem, welcoming longtime Shakespeare lovers and first-timers alike. Adapted and directed by Matt Morgan. Free and open to the public, with first-come, first-served seating that may be limited.

The Beat The Odds Club RV rally gathers members and friends at Preferred RV Resort, paired with a private slot tournament at the Pahrump Nugget Casino in Pahrump, Nevada. The rally welcomes members of the Family RV Association, all RV owners, and guests. Activities begin with registration and arrivals followed by a casual hot dog social. The next day centers on the private slot tournament at the Nugget. The final day features a membership meeting, Bunco, and an awards dinner, with departure the day after. There is also the option to explore Pahrump, Death Valley, and the Las Vegas area on your own.

A reimagined North American tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical arrives at The Smith Center, presented by Cameron Mackintosh. Built on Harold Prince’s acclaimed original direction and showcasing Maria Björnson’s signature designs, with musical staging and choreography by Gillian Lynne, this refreshed production earned strong praise from London critics upon its return. Long regarded as one of the most visually spectacular shows in theater, it has captivated more than 160 million people across 47 territories and 195 cities in 21 languages. The sweeping score features favorites such as “The Music of the Night,” “All I Ask of You,” “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again,” “Masquerade,” and the iconic title song. The story follows a disfigured musical genius who dwells beneath the Paris Opera House. Enchanted by the voice and beauty of the young soprano Christine, he secretly mentors her and falls deeply in love, unaware of her devotion to Raoul. His fixation sparks a dramatic chain of events where jealousy, madness, and passion collide.

Climate Talks is a no-cost monthly lecture series from Desert Love Native Plants that explores gardening, climate science, native plants, and the future of desert living in Southern Nevada. Led by Dr. Robert C. Brandys and Master Gardener Gail M. Brandys, each session blends practical gardening know-how with climate and geology research tailored to the Las Vegas Valley. Topics include climate change, urban heat, irrigation timing, desert soils, sustainable landscaping, and strategies for resilient gardens. This session focuses on Building a Microclimate, offering guidance on creating favorable conditions for plants in the desert climate. Designed for gardeners, plant enthusiasts, homeowners, environmental advocates, and anyone curious about local climate impacts, each talk stands alone, making it easy to attend any single presentation. Free admission at Cactus Joe’s Nursery in Las Vegas.

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.

A chili cook-off welcomes both attendees and competitors. To enter the contest, email your recipe to pioneersaloonNV@gmail.com.

A monthly food party with a relaxed, social focus on enjoying food together.

The Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational gathers class winners and top performers from seven qualifying rounds for a head to head battle on track to determine the Ultimate Street Car. The competition blends evaluations of performance, everyday drivability, and engineering craftsmanship across five segments that include Autocross, Road Course Time Trial, Speed Stop Challenge, Design and Engineering, and a Road Rally. Class champions from these events also earn a chance to contend for the overall title each year at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Celebrate Halloween inside an actual haunted house. Wear any costume you like, with a special nod to rock music stars from past or present. The event features a costume contest and karaoke, plus spooky food and drink specials and more. Admission is free, and entry is limited to guests 21 and over.

The second installment of the Midnight Masquerade gala series, Night of the Dead, brings a Halloween gathering to Fremont Country Club that honors Hispanic heritage and tradition while blending cultural reverence with modern nightlife. The evening centers on remembrance, creating a space where memory and music coexist. Attendees may bring photographs, notes, or small offerings to place on communal altars arranged throughout the venue. These altars form the heart of the experience, grounding the night in love, legacy, and intention as guests pay tribute to those who came before. Programming includes live folkloric dance rooted in traditional storytelling with a dark, immersive edge, paired with high-production contemporary performance art. The soundtrack features a curated mix of Latin-inspired darkwave, metal, and alternative sounds with gothic undertones. Guests are encouraged to embrace Día de los Muertos inspired attire, from sugar skull makeup and floral crowns to embroidered garments and elegant skeletal motifs. Funeral formal is welcome. A costume contest will highlight creativity and artistry that reflect the themes of the night. More than a party, this gathering serves as a shared remembrance and a living celebration. The experience spans the entire weekend from Friday through Sunday, with additional immersive offerings and moments to be revealed.

LV Craft Shows brings its biggest event of the year to The Expo at World Market Center Las Vegas. Families can look forward to a special Kids Saturday with interactive activities, entertainment, and a craft zone, along with photo opportunities with Santa. Guests can enjoy free make and take projects and a complimentary holiday bingo game. Children will also find free art activities, and the Hug-a-Bear Drive will be part of the festivities. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, with free entry for kids 17 and under. Complimentary parking for attendees is available in the attached garage. Vendors may apply through the event’s online portal.

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.

Holiday Shopping Boutique returns with a cheerful marketplace of seasonal finds inside the Grand Ballroom at Suncoast Hotel and Casino. Presented by Vegas Events and More, this annual event brings the community together for holiday themed browsing and gift buying. The organizer is accepting applications from small business owners, artisans and makers, along with bakers and specialty food vendors. Vendor packages begin at $95 and include a table, chairs, and linen, with electricity available upon request at no extra cost. Exhibitors participating both days may leave displays and products in the locked ballroom overnight. Applications and complete details are available online only. Vegas Events and More is licensed and insured, BBB Accredited, family owned and operated, and recognized by American Express as Neighborhood Champions since 2017.

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.

A relaxed meet and greet at Lakeside Casino & RV Park brings together longtime friends and new faces for easy conversation and a friendly atmosphere.

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

Over three days, Mojave Mayhem brings together fans of a video game series for events, panels, meet-ups, LARPing, paint ball, music, films, vendors and more just outside Las Vegas. This community celebration centers on connection and shared fandom across a varied schedule of activities.

A Thanksgiving-themed LivingWell Senior Expo brings the 50+ community together at Pahrump Nugget Casino for a friendly, informative celebration of gratitude and connection. Expect opportunities to meet local vendors and senior services, enjoy gratitude giveaways with raffles, take part in fall-inspired games and mini activities, and relax with live acoustic music and conversation. Entry is free, no RSVP is required, and all are welcome. Complimentary coffee and seasonal treats are available for those with a lucky pass ticket. Presented by ProExpo and Vegas Events and More.

Pop Evil takes the stage for a high-energy rock concert charged with adrenaline from start to finish. This live show promises an intense atmosphere and powerful music for an unforgettable night.

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.

Enjoy a lively bunco night filled with dice, laughter, and community spirit while raising funds to support creativity in Pahrump. As the first annual fundraiser for NYESPACE, this event helps keep workshops, tools, and the community makerspace open and welcoming to all ages. Admission is $25 per person. More details will be shared soon.

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.

Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean perform as part of the Double Down Tour at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event presents both artists on one stage for a live music experience at the stadium.