Family & Kids 25 stories

Family & Kids organizes the site's coverage of Las Vegas family travel, things to do with kids, and all-ages attractions, with Las Vegas relevance as the common thread. Coverage then connects family-friendly shows and family hotel planning with pools for families, while stroller-friendly routes and kid-friendly dining supply the practical context readers need for planning, access, operations, or local understanding. Subsections including Las Vegas With Toddlers and Las Vegas With School-Age Kids take on narrower decisions; this level keeps the common focus on indoor family activities and outdoor family activities.
Uptown Jungle Plans Major Indoor Park for Westside Las Vegas Vegas Report

Uptown Jungle Plans Major Indoor Park for Westside Las Vegas

A 14,000-square-foot Uptown Jungle Fun Park is set to open at Sprouts Plaza on South Rainbow Boulevard by winter 2026, bringing new family entertainment and dining options to southwest Las Vegas neighborhoods.

Extreme Thing Festival Returns to Las Vegas for 25th Anniversary Vegas Report

Extreme Thing Festival Returns to Las Vegas for 25th Anniversary

Extreme Thing Sports & Music Festival will mark its 25th anniversary at Desert Breeze Event Center on March 20, 2027, with early bird tickets available for $50 starting September 4. The event promises a mix of alternative music and action sports.

E-Bike and E-Scooter Injuries Rise Among Las Vegas Youth Vegas Report

E-Bike and E-Scooter Injuries Rise Among Las Vegas Youth

Southern Nevada pediatricians are reporting a surge in severe head and facial injuries linked to e-bikes and e-scooters, with Intermountain Health urging families to rethink safety as summer and back-to-school seasons approach

Shook Shakery Debuts Cake-Infused Milkshakes in Henderson Vegas Report

Shook Shakery Debuts Cake-Infused Milkshakes in Henderson

Shook Shakery, a new milkshake concept blending cake into shakes, has opened its first location at 3360 St. Rose Parkway in Henderson, with three more Las Vegas Valley stores planned in the coming months

Great Big Game Show Offers $35 Back-to-School Tickets at Forum Shops Vegas Report

Great Big Game Show Offers $35 Back-to-School Tickets at Forum Shops

The Great Big Game Show at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace is offering $35 tickets for a limited time, with online purchases available through August 31. Games must be played by September 30, making it a timely option for families this back-to-school season

Meet the Mermaid: Inside Silverton’s Aquarium Dive Team Vegas Report

Meet the Mermaid: Inside Silverton’s Aquarium Dive Team

Kristin Janise manages dive safety and mermaid performances at Silverton’s 117,000-gallon aquarium, where daily shows and interactive marine life experiences draw families and visitors Thursday through Sunday

Sneaker Ball Gala Returns to Henderson September 10 Vegas Report

Sneaker Ball Gala Returns to Henderson September 10

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada will host its 13th Annual Sneaker Ball Gala at the Donald W. Reynolds Clubhouse in Henderson, featuring live music, youth performances, and a silent auction on September 10.

Early Childhood Education Shapes Las Vegas Families’ Futures Vegas Report

Early Childhood Education Shapes Las Vegas Families’ Futures

Las Vegas parents are investing in early childhood education to help children build lifelong skills before kindergarten, with local schools and educators emphasizing the importance of early development for future success

Las Vegas Breakdancing Scene Builds Global Reputation Vegas Report

Las Vegas Breakdancing Scene Builds Global Reputation

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.

CCSD Bus Delays Disrupt Special-Needs Student Transportation Vegas Report

CCSD Bus Delays Disrupt Special-Needs Student Transportation

Special-needs students in Clark County faced missed pickups and late buses during the first week of school as CCSD rolled out new routing software and bell schedules, leaving some families scrambling for alternatives.