Elizabeth Taylor’s final car, a 2006 Maybach 57, will be on public display at the Las Vegas Convention Center during Barrett-Jackson’s 2026 Las Vegas Auction before heading to the 2027 Scottsdale sale
The Venue at Rio Las Vegas has relaunched its entertainment lineup with the return of Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, now operated by Ivory Star Productions. The interactive dinner show replaces Marriage Can Be Murder after its 27-year run ended this summer
The Las Vegas Strip stretches 4.2 miles through Paradise and Winchester, transforming a former desert highway into a dense lineup of mega-resorts, casinos and entertainment venues that define the city’s visitor experience
Elizabeth Taylor’s final car, a 2006 Maybach 57, will be on public display at the Las Vegas Convention Center during Barrett-Jackson’s 2026 auction before heading to the 2027 Scottsdale sale
Urth Caffé will mark National Coffee Day on September 29 with free drip coffee or cold brew for teachers and first responders, plus a raffle for guests at its Henderson and Southwest Las Vegas locations
Miracle Mile Shops launches a 25 percent discount across select stores and attractions through September while Virgin Hotels Las Vegas and Maverick Helicopters add new events and excursions for the holiday weekend
Burning Man’s attendee base is shifting older as fewer people in their 20s join the annual Nevada festival. With ticket prices now reaching up to $3,000 and luxury camps on the rise, the event’s culture is changing
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is rolling out a property-wide partnership with Carín León, including a limited-edition smoothie and immersive experiences, ahead of his Sphere residency debut. The collaboration runs through the 14th at Cymbiotika Wellness Bar.
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.
Henderson Sport & Social, a $70 million sports and entertainment complex, opens in October with all weekend tournaments sold out through 2026. The venue aims to boost local tourism and host major televised events.
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
Las Vegas is seeing a new wave of coffee concepts, from Griffin Cafe’s bar-turned-cafe in Fremont East to mobile and pop-up experiences, offering locals and visitors fresh ways to connect beyond nightlife.
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 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.
Cirrus Aviation Services brings back Knight Flights for the 2026-2027 season, offering private jet travel and game tickets for select Vegas Golden Knights away games—including the 2027 NHL Stadium Series in Arlington.
Downtown Las Vegas will mark Mexican Independence Day on September 15 with a free, all-ages event at Fremont Street Experience, featuring Latin music, food trucks, and a headline set by Terry Ilous and The Vagabonds.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas will host Dierks Bentley, Creed, and a slate of NFR-themed events and offers from December 3–12, including concerts, watch parties, and exclusive gatherings for rodeo fans on the Strip.
Reno’s Going Batty Quilt Shop will debut a new location at Village Square on West Sahara Avenue this fall, bringing its fabric selection, sewing machines, and classes to Las Vegas for the first time.
Tailgate Beach Club at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino hosted a full slate of sports viewing, live music, and parties throughout Labor Day weekend, including post-concert events and special guest performances.
Activate opens its first Nevada location at Town Square on October 3, offering more than 55 high-energy, team-based games across 15 arenas. Early guests can access special discounts and exclusive perks during opening weekend.
Miracle Mile Shops will offer 25% off select items, dining, and attractions at participating locations from September 1–30, 2026, giving Las Vegas visitors and locals a chance to save across the Strip destination
Extreme Thing, the all-ages sports and music festival, will return to Desert Breeze Park’s Events Center on March 20, 2027, marking its first Las Vegas appearance in a decade and celebrating 25 years since its debut.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas will host a two-week Carín León takeover from September 1–14, featuring special events, pop-ups, and exclusive merchandise as León begins his sold-out Sphere residency and celebrates Mexican Independence Day weekend.
Grammy winner Rick Springfield brought his signature hits and energetic stage presence to Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort on August 29, performing a 90-minute set that included fan favorites and classic covers.
Sphere Las Vegas will introduce expanded 4D effects to The Wizard of Oz at Sphere starting September 25, 2026, with tickets now available for performances through early 2027
The viral Fruit Roll-Ups popsicle is available at Museum of Ice Cream Las Vegas through Labor Day, with a 30% admission discount for Vegas Golden Knights fans extended until September 15 at AREA15
Rí Rá Irish Pub at Mandalay Place will offer a special menu from September 14–20, with 20% of sales benefiting HELP of Southern Nevada, a nonprofit supporting local families and individuals
Resorts World Theatre will host Dwight Yoakam, Gary Allan and Chris Young during Wrangler National Finals Rodeo week, with performances scheduled December 3–5 ahead of Riley Green’s “Cowboy As It Gets Tour” dates later that week.
UNLV kicked off its football season at Allegiant Stadium with a 27-20 loss to Memphis before a crowd of over 31,000, marking the first start for quarterback Jason Arnold and the second season for coach Dan Mullen
