Las Vegas swaps parking fines for toy donations this fall
Drivers in Las Vegas can clear select parking tickets with new toys instead of cash from October 1 to November 13, 2026. All donations go to homeless families through Chicanos Por La Causa.
Drivers in Las Vegas can clear select parking tickets with new toys instead of cash from October 1 to November 13, 2026. All donations go to homeless families through Chicanos Por La Causa.
Las Vegas will host the 35th annual Disability Awareness Day at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park on October 10, offering free support, information, and entertainment for families, caregivers, and people with disabilities
Mariachi is booming in Las Vegas schools and venues. UNLV is now training future educators to fill a growing shortage. The new minor aims to keep this cultural tradition thriving in a city where over a third of residents are Latino.
Las Vegas shelter dogs are getting a break from kennel life as the Animal Foundation launches a month-long Doggy Days Out program through October 31, offering flexible foster outings to boost adoption chances
WOW The Vegas Spectacular hits its ninth year at Rio Hotel & Casino this October, with over 3,500 shows and millions of guests since opening.
Auntie Anne’s and Activate Games join forces for a Las Vegas launch on October 3–4, featuring exclusive pretzel-themed games, giveaways, and early access to new interactive experiences at Town Square.
Las Vegas packs the week of October 4–10 with big sports, concerts, and new venues. The Raiders host the Chiefs, Metallica launches its Sphere residency, and new restaurants and nightlife keep the city buzzing.
Clark County has named September 28 as Bill Nye Day and awarded the Key to the Las Vegas Strip to the science advocate during a sold-out UNLV lecture event.
The San Gennaro Feast returns to the Rio Las Vegas Convention Center parking lot from September 30 to October 4, offering carnival rides, Italian-American food, live music and a traditional procession.
Long before themed megaresorts arrived, Las Vegas locals relied on a handful of breakfast diners for hearty plates and late-night comfort. These seven spots continue to serve up pancakes, omelets and local history across the valley.
Unity of Las Vegas celebrates its 65th anniversary October 3–4 with a concert, silent auction, and the launch of a historic legacy project at its North Rancho Drive location
Circus Circus Las Vegas is rolling out new stay and play deals with discounted rooms, gaming credits, dining specials and family entertainment options available through December 31, 2026
Las Vegas is home to a new generation of family attractions, from immersive museums to live shows and interactive adventures. Here are nine standout experiences for visitors with kids of all ages.
Johnnie Walker RV has rolled out more travel trailer choices for 2026 and 2027 at its three Boulder Highway dealerships. Las Vegas buyers now get more lightweight, family, and bunkhouse options.
Construction has started on Grand Central Galleries at Symphony Park, marking the first physical step toward the Las Vegas Museum of Art. The preview venue will open in April 2027 ahead of the museum’s planned 2029 debut.
MGM Grand Adventures closed by 2000, but family visits to Las Vegas kept rising. Kid-friendly attractions on the Strip survived and even grew, defying the myth of a failed family push.
The Las Vegas Trail Neighborhood Health Center in Fort Worth has completed its first year, delivering over 18,000 patient visits and expanding access to medical care, behavioral health, food assistance, and workforce training for local families
Staff at a Las Vegas elementary school seized a firearm from a student before classes started on September 24. The incident set off a police investigation and renewed calls for secure gun storage and tighter campus safety in Clark County.
With prices up across Southern Nevada, more families are turning to the East Las Vegas Library for free books, meals, classes, and job help. The branch at 2851 E. Bonanza Road is becoming a key spot for neighbors looking for support.
Food trucks and specialty vendors from all over the country roll into Henderson September 25–27 as the Great American Foodie Fest returns to Galleria Mall. Daily and VIP tickets are on sale now.
Las Vegas stages are buzzing again with the energy of Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson. New tribute shows at Westgate and Planet Hollywood let visitors relive the city’s entertainment roots and see legends come alive.
Marcela Rodriguez-Campo leads free monthly writing and cultural workshops at the Dolores Resource Center in North Las Vegas, offering Spanglish sessions that mix literacy, healing, and support for local families.
The Original Lindo Michoacan on East Desert Inn Road has built a loyal following over 36 years with regional Michoacan dishes, live mariachi nights, and portions that guarantee leftovers. Here is why regulars keep returning to this off-Strip favorite.
Pritzker Prize-winning architect Francis Kéré will design the $200 million Las Vegas Museum of Art, set to open in Symphony Park in 2029. His approach draws on desert traditions and community needs.
Activate Games is bringing its interactive, tech-driven gaming experience to Town Square Las Vegas this fall, offering high-tech game rooms and physical challenges for groups and visitors.
Area15 in Las Vegas has grown into a multi-attraction destination, now featuring Universal Horror Unleashed and the Museum of Ice Cream alongside Omega Mart. Most experiences are included with a multi-day pass.
Four Cristo Rey St. Viator students are working with Make-A-Wish Nevada thanks to a partnership funded by Marker Trax and Koin, giving them hands-on nonprofit and business experience in North Las Vegas.
Las Vegas estate planning attorneys say putting off key decisions can leave families exposed. Local firms explain how Nevada law and early planning help residents and business owners protect assets and avoid probate headaches.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Daniel Suárez will host a public meet-and-greet at La Bonita Supermarkets in North Las Vegas on September 3, with additional stops at a local high school, The Las Vegas Bakery, and the Colors of Mexico exhibit
Oasis Ice Rink reopens at Fontainebleau Las Vegas from November 19 to January 17, offering real ice skating, firepit rentals, cabanas, and weekly holiday movie nights on the Strip’s largest rink.