The Cannabis Co. will host its Canniversary Giveback on October 17 at 200 E Charleston Blvd, offering food, music, raffles, and special pricing while donating part of the proceeds to a local community fund
Animazing Gallery brings Beyond the Wall to the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort from October 16 to November 2, 2026. The show features original Pink Floyd artwork by Gerald Scarfe, Storm Thorgerson, and Ginger Gilmour.
Las Vegas Weekly took home 22 honors at the Nevada Press Foundation’s 2026 Awards of Excellence. The magazine landed seven first-place wins in reporting, design, and events. The ceremony recognized work published from April 2025 to March 2026.
Las Vegas offers more than casinos and neon with the Arts District, indie music venues, and unique coffee shops creating a thriving scene for locals and visitors seeking authentic culture
Martin Compston leaves behind scripted roles to host a three-part Channel 4 documentary, showing what it’s really like to live in Las Vegas. The series began September 23 and airs Wednesday nights.
Las Vegas diners seeking standout meals away from the Strip have five distinct options as of September 2026, from handmade pasta in the Arts District to late-night burgers in Chinatown. Each venue offers a unique menu, price point and schedule.
The Las Vegas Men's Chorus will stage its 34th season with concerts at UNLV's Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall and a gala at South Point Hotel & Casino, starting December 2026.
Cobra Clutch, a 24-seat cocktail bar inspired by Tokyo nightlife, has opened in the Las Vegas Arts District with a focus on Japanese spirits, city pop vinyl, and anime visuals. No reservations are accepted
Las Vegas is seeing a wave of new restaurant openings, food hall launches, and entertainment events this fall, while some venues prepare to close or change hands. Here’s what locals and visitors should know about the latest changes across the city.
Studio DRIFT has installed Shy Society Palazzo above the Palazzo lobby at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. The kinetic floral sculptures perform hourly, with movements inspired by the way real flowers open and close.
The Oddities and Curiosities Expo returns to World Market Center on September 19-20, offering taxidermy classes, vintage medical artifacts, and live sideshow acts for fans of the unusual
Oakwell Beer Spa, known for combining private spa suites with craft beer and wine, is bringing its first Nevada franchise to Las Vegas. Local hospitality veterans Andrew and Gina Lanzino are searching for a location in the Arts District, aiming for a 2026 opening.
The Roxy hosts a double feature exploring Las Vegas’s architectural evolution with the new film Learning from Learning from Las Vegas and a 35mm screening of Viva Las Vegas on September 12 and 19
Pepe Jimenez leads Groove Culture Band every Wednesday night at Echo Taste and Sound in the Arts District, featuring Afro-Puerto Rican and Afro-Cuban music with a rotating lineup of top Las Vegas musicians
Independent coffee operators in Downtown Las Vegas are transforming the city’s daytime scene with creative drinks, mobile service, and community-driven events. New concepts are drawing locals and visitors beyond the standard coffee run.
Stride Vegas is redefining the Las Vegas running scene with inclusive weekly group runs in the Arts District, offering options for all fitness levels and a social boost for locals facing the desert heat
A proposed Business Improvement District could bring $1.9 million annually to the Las Vegas Arts District, funding safety, maintenance, and business support as early as 2027 if approved by property owners and the city council
Esther’s Kitchen in Downtown Las Vegas has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the 2026 Michelin Guide Southwest, marking the guide’s return to Las Vegas after 17 years. The recognition highlights the restaurant’s value-driven Italian menu and local impact.
The first Michelin Guide Southwest ceremony at Fontainebleau Las Vegas recognized four Strip restaurants with stars and three local venues with Bib Gourmand honors, spotlighting the city’s evolving dining scene.
While the Las Vegas Museum of Art is still years from opening, visitors can explore acclaimed art at UNLV’s Barrick Museum, the Arts District, and casino collections at Bellagio, CityCenter, and Fontainebleau this summer.
Nevada Conservatory Theatre at UNLV continues to deliver acclaimed productions and hands-on training for aspiring performers, with recent shows like A Christmas Carol 1941 drawing strong local attention
SoulBelly BBQ in the Arts District will host The Big Jiggly Cookout September 4–5, featuring a special dine-in platter, live music, and take-home barbecue packages for Labor Day weekend in Downtown Las Vegas.
The SHERO Foundation’s 10th annual “I AM RADIANT” Fashion Show will take place August 30, 2026, at Macy’s inside Fashion Show Las Vegas, highlighting local youth and survivor-made jewelry in a live runway event.
A major fire on August 18 caused severe damage to Analog Dope bookstore in the Arts District, impacting a longtime local business and prompting community support as recovery efforts continue.
The Beverly Theater continues Mob Month with a 4K screening of “Goodfellas” on August 26, followed by a Mob Museum Q&A. Additional films and cross-promotions run throughout August in Downtown Las Vegas.
Plant Bingo, a monthly Las Vegas event where winners take home houseplants, is moving to the Beverly Theater’s indoor event space on August 23 with 150 seats and expanded prizes
The new comedy ‘Bloated in Vegas’ will debut at Greenside at Riddles Court during Edinburgh Fringe from August 24–29, exploring fame and integrity through the story of Elvis Presley’s fictional tailor.
A new $8 million redevelopment called the Brewhaus, now branded the Campus, is set to open near Las Vegas and Oakey boulevards, bringing food, drinks, and live music to a stretch long marked by vacancies and blight.
Las Vegas has become a major hub for breakdancing, with local crews, studios, and performers gaining international recognition and shaping the next generation of talent. The city’s dance community continues to influence shows and events across the Strip and beyond.
