Derek Hough Schedules Holiday Dance Show at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Derek Hough will bring his Dance for the Holidays tour to BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on December 29, 2026, with tickets available to the public starting August 21.
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Study Suggests Fewer Toys Boost Creativity for Kids and Adults
New research indicates that limiting the number of toys for toddlers can foster deeper engagement and creativity—a principle that may also help adults in Las Vegas focus and avoid burnout during busy schedules
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
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
Dawn McCarthy Highlights Pet-Friendly Products for Las Vegas Dog Owners
Beauty & Lifestyle Advisor Dawn McCarthy spotlights pet-friendly products available at major retailers, offering Las Vegas dog owners new options for treats and care during National Dog Month
Where to Find Splash Pads Across the Las Vegas Valley This Summer
Families and visitors can cool off at dozens of splash pads now open for the season across Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and unincorporated Clark County, with locations in nearly every major neighborhood.
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
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.