Vegas Latest Community Event Calendar

thursday, october 1, 2026

Farmers Market (Green Valley Ranch)

The weekly Farmers Market at The District at Green Valley Ranch takes place every Thursday from 9am to 1pm and welcomes the Henderson community to shop for a vibrant selection of freshly harvested produce, featuring a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables in a lively, community-focused setting.

Locals First Dollar Beer Day at Slater's 50/50

Locals First Dollar Beer Day takes place on the first day of every month at Slater's 50/50, offering Nevada residents with a valid NV ID and Nevada-based active service members $1 craft beers throughout the day. A different craft beer is featured every hour, giving guests a chance to sample a variety of selections. The promotion is available at both the Silverado Ranch and Lake Mead locations, and reservations are strongly recommended.

Farmers Market (Montagna Park)

The Farmers Market at Montagna Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Montagna Park on Via Altamira, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

San Gennaro Feast 2026

The San Gennaro Feast returns to Las Vegas from September 30 through October 4, 2026, celebrating Italian American culture with authentic Italian food, carnival rides and games, live music, cultural performances, arts and crafts, international acts, and family-friendly activities. Festival hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 4 PM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to midnight, and Sunday from 1 PM to 10 PM. Admission is $10 for pre-sale tickets, which are valid for any single day, while children 54 inches and under enter free. Food and rides are sold separately, and opening night features a special buy-one-get-one 50% off offer on unlimited ride wristbands.

Henderson Used Book Pre-Sale

The Used Book Sale at Paseo Verde Library begins with a special presale on October 1 from 5–6:30 p.m., giving shoppers the chance to browse early by making a $20 donation to Friends of Henderson Libraries at the door. The regular sale continues October 2 from 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and October 3 from 9 a.m.–3 p.m., with a whole bag of used books available for just $5, with bags provided. It is a budget-friendly way to stock up on books while supporting the local library community.

The Dustland: Justin Howl & Aaron Acapella

Justin Howl and Aaron Acapella bring a free night of live music to The Dustland in the Las Vegas Arts District on Thursday, October 1, 2026. Justin Howl is a singer-songwriter whose music blends blues, roots and Americana, with guitar and harmonica featured in his performances, while Aaron Acapella brings a country-influenced sound. It is a casual way to enjoy live music and kick off the month in the Arts District. Doors open at 6 PM and the show starts at 7 PM. Free admission and 21+.

Madman: The OZZY Experience

Madman – The OZZY Experience comes to the Copa Room at Tuscany Suites & Casinos in Las Vegas on Thursday, October 1, starting at 10:15 PM. This high-energy tribute performed by veteran Las Vegas musicians celebrates Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath, featuring authentic vocals, powerful guitar riffs, and stage production that captures the spirit of Ozzy throughout his career. The performance moves from Black Sabbath’s early heavy-metal classics to Ozzy’s successful solo albums, recreating the sound and stage presence of the legendary Prince of Darkness.

friday, october 2, 2026

Birding in the Park at Floyd Lamb Park

Join Sonya Wilson for a birding outing at Floyd Lamb Park, with signup required to reserve a spot. The group will meet at Parking Lot 5 at the end of Tule Springs Road and visit 4 to 5 designated spots around the park, spending approximately 10 to 15 minutes at each location while looking for birds. Most of the walk will be on paved paths, with some time spent on dirt paths in the natural area. Floyd Lamb Park is a popular stop for migratory birds and offers wildlife, lakes, vegetation, and mountain views. Bring plenty of water, sun protection, snacks as needed, and binoculars if you have them.

Henderson Used Book Sale

The Used Book Sale at Paseo Verde Library offers a chance to stock up on books for just $5 per bag, with a bag provided. The sale takes place Friday, October 2 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, October 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the library’s Program Room.

First Friday Half Off Book Sale at Sahara West Library

The First Friday Half Off Book Sale at Sahara West Library offers readers a chance to shop thousands of gently used books at 50% off on the first Friday of every month from June through December. The volunteer-run bookstore is open daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and features a wide selection of fiction, nonfiction, children's books, cookbooks, mysteries, biographies, and more. Visitors of all ages are invited to browse for affordable books while supporting the local library and enjoying a welcoming community atmosphere.

Farmers Market (Fox Ridge Park)

The Farmers Market at Fox Ridge Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every 1st and 3rd Fridays of Every Month from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Fox Ridge Park on 420 N. Valle Verde Dr, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

San Gennaro Feast 2026

The San Gennaro Feast returns to Las Vegas from September 30 through October 4, 2026, celebrating Italian American culture with authentic Italian food, carnival rides and games, live music, cultural performances, arts and crafts, international acts, and family-friendly activities. Festival hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 4 PM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to midnight, and Sunday from 1 PM to 10 PM. Admission is $10 for pre-sale tickets, which are valid for any single day, while children 54 inches and under enter free. Food and rides are sold separately, and opening night features a special buy-one-get-one 50% off offer on unlimited ride wristbands.

Latino Heritage Celebration

The Latino Heritage Celebration at Cambridge Recreation Center will celebrate Latino heritage and culture with a family-friendly evening featuring live music and performances, craft and community vendors, workshops, children’s activities, and free food while supplies last. The event is free and offers a chance for families and community members to enjoy cultural entertainment, connect with local organizations and vendors, and participate in activities together.

Vegas Pumpkin Patch in Henderson Opening Day

Vegas Pumpkin Patch returns to Henderson on October 2 with family-friendly Halloween fun at the Cowabunga Bay parking lot. The event will feature more than 30 carnival rides, 20 games, food vendors, a free hay maze, kids arts and crafts, activity areas, photo opportunities, and a pumpkin section. Entry and parking are free, while rides, games, and food are available for purchase. Hours vary by day, with later hours on weekends, and Halloween night will include free trick-or-treating, a Halloween party, live music, and a DJ.

Moapa Valley Cornmaze Opening Day

The Moapa Valley Cornmaze in Logandale offers a full day of fall activities from October 2 through November 1, making it a seasonal option for Las Vegas families and groups willing to take a short drive outside the city. Visitors can explore a 9-acre corn maze, pick pumpkins, watch pig races, visit the petting zoo, ride the cow train, play on the bounce pillow and playground, and enjoy other farm activities, with daytime admission $12 and children ages 4 and under free. After dark, the farm adds a haunted corn maze, haunted hayride and zombie paintball, while groups can also reserve a firepit for an evening together. Its mix of family activities, outdoor fun and fall traditions makes it a good community-day-trip option for Las Vegas residents looking to get out of the city without traveling far.

Henderson Hot Rod Days

Henderson Hot Rod Days returns to Water Street for its seventh year on Friday, October 2 from 4–10 p.m. and Saturday, October 3 from 9 a.m.–7 p.m., bringing the community together for a free weekend of classic cars, live music and local businesses. Presented with the Boulder City Cruisin’ Association, the event will feature around 700 classic, custom and muscle cars, trucks and motorcycles, along with more than 35 vendors and Water Street District businesses, nonstop live entertainment and a car show with an awards presentation. It is a family-friendly community event where you can check out the vehicles, support local businesses and enjoy the festivities without an admission fee.

First Friday

Join us for First Friday in downtown Las Vegas, a vibrant, free festival celebrating the best of local art, music, food, and culture! Held every first Friday of the month from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the heart of the Las Vegas Arts District, this event offers something for everyone. Explore live music performances, indulge in delicious food trucks, discover unique art installations, and enjoy local businesses staying open late. Hosted by the First Friday Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to supporting local arts and education, First Friday is a must-visit event that brings the community together to celebrate creativity and culture. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable monthly experience!

Makers & Music at Tivoli Village: HaleAmano

Makers & Music returns to Tivoli Village with local artisans, handcrafted goods, interactive craft stations, food from local eateries, and live music from HaleAmano. The Las Vegas-based artist brings a reggae, roots, and rock sound to the evening, with music including songs such as Move With Your Body and Fiyah. Stop by the Makers Hive Market from 5 to 9 p.m. to browse local vendors, enjoy some food, and take in a live performance from a longtime Las Vegas music act.

The $10 Experience: HALLOWEEN EDITION

The $10 Experience: Halloween Edition returns to Pearson Community Center on October 2 with free admission and family-friendly entertainment. The event will feature food trucks, local retail and service vendors, a game show, carnival games, and opportunities to win prizes, with activities taking place both inside and outside the community center. The event gives local families and residents a chance to enjoy Halloween-themed fun, food, games, and activities without an admission fee.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Glowtoberfest: Gears & Ghouls

Glowtoberfest: Gears & Ghouls is a free, all-ages Halloween-themed bike and outdoor event at Craig Ranch Regional Park on Friday, October 2, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Participants can decorate their bikes and join a spooky ride through the park, with bikes, scooters, skateboards, and walkers welcome. Registration is required to participate, so be sure to register ahead of time. Motorized vehicles and e-bikes are not allowed.

Movies on the Square: Minions & Monsters

Town Square Las Vegas hosts free Friday night movies from September 4 through October 9, with family-friendly G or PG films shown at sundown. Guests can bring blankets and enjoy food from local restaurants, with a free gift available while supplies last for purchases of $20 or more from participating Town Square tenants. The movie lineup includes Zootopia 2 on September 4, GOAT on September 11, How to Train Your Dragon on September 18, The Sheep Detectives on September 25, Minions & Monsters on October 2, and Toy Story 5 on October 9. Outside food and drinks, including alcohol, are not permitted.

Rainbow Company Youth Theatre presents Disney's High School Musical Show

Rainbow Company Youth Theatre presents Disney’s High School Musical at the Charleston Heights Arts Center, with performances on Sept. 25 at 6 p.m., Sept. 26 at 1 and 6 p.m., Oct. 2 at 6 p.m., and Oct. 3 at 1 and 6 p.m. Based on the popular Disney Channel movie, the musical follows star athlete Troy and science whiz Gabriella as they step outside their comfort zones to audition for their school musical, encouraging their classmates to embrace their talents and follow their dreams. The production features familiar songs, energetic choreography, and a message about inclusion and being yourself. Reserved-seat tickets are $10.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

The Corner: Spooky Szn

The Corner: Spooky Szn is a free community open mic at the West Las Vegas Arts Center on Friday, October 2, from 7 to 10 p.m. Artists and storytellers are invited to share their work in a welcoming, low-pressure setting, with costumes encouraged for the Halloween-themed evening. The event is open to the public and welcomes a variety of creative performances, with admission free and recommended for ages 13 and older due to possible adult content.

saturday, october 3, 2026

2026 Las Vegas Spartan Event Weekend Hosted by City of Henderson

The 2026 Las Vegas Spartan Event Weekend takes place October 3–4 at Nevada State University in Henderson, about 15 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, bringing thousands of participants together for obstacle-course races across rocky desert terrain, technical trails, gravel climbs and uphill sections. The weekend includes a 5K Sprint with 20 obstacles starting at $139, a 10K Super with 25 obstacles starting at $169, and a Kids Race covering 1–3 km with obstacles starting at $29. Other activities include an obstacle workshop and Hurricane Heat endurance events, with the 4-hour option starting at $119 and the 12-hour option at $169. The event offers a way for local residents, families, teams and fitness enthusiasts to spend a weekend outdoors in Henderson while taking on a challenging course together. Spartan is also currently advertising 20% off with code VEGAS20.

Sweat N’ Sip

SWEAT N’ SIP is a beginner-friendly lower-body workout at Skye Canyon Park on October 3 from 7 to 8 AM, offering a chance to start the morning with exercise, community, and coffee. The class focuses on building strength and confidence and welcomes all fitness levels, with participants encouraged to bring water and an optional workout mat. Admission is $12.51, and afterward, attendees can visit Aspire Coffee House for a discounted $5.50 Honey Latte with Blackberry Cold Foam. The event could be a good fit for Las Vegas locals looking for an active, social way to meet people and start their weekend.

Farmers Market (Summerlin)

The Summerlin Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at The Pavilion at Downtown Summerlin, offering a wide selection of fresh and locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from the Southwest, including citrus, avocados, leafy greens, squash, strawberries, and more, along with fresh-cut flowers and bedding plants. The market also features authentic European-style breads and cakes, local pastries, pasta, nuts, salad mixes, and other specialty items, making it a great weekly stop for fresh food and local flavors.

Henderson Farmers Market (Cornerstone Park)

The Henderson Farmers Market at Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Pkwy., offers a relaxed Saturday outing where you can shop for fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade products, and other specialty items from a rotating group of local vendors. The year-round market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It is a good option for picking up fresh ingredients, discovering local makers, and supporting small businesses while enjoying a community market atmosphere. The market will be closed November 28, and December 26, 2026, and vendors are subject to change.

Henderson Used Book Sale

The Used Book Sale at Paseo Verde Library offers a chance to stock up on books for just $5 per bag, with a bag provided. The sale takes place Friday, October 2 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, October 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the library’s Program Room.

Henderson Hot Rod Days

Henderson Hot Rod Days returns to Water Street for its seventh year on Friday, October 2 from 4–10 p.m. and Saturday, October 3 from 9 a.m.–7 p.m., bringing the community together for a free weekend of classic cars, live music and local businesses. Presented with the Boulder City Cruisin’ Association, the event will feature around 700 classic, custom and muscle cars, trucks and motorcycles, along with more than 35 vendors and Water Street District businesses, nonstop live entertainment and a car show with an awards presentation. It is a family-friendly community event where you can check out the vehicles, support local businesses and enjoy the festivities without an admission fee.

Fiesta Filipino 2026 at the M Resort Spa Casino

Fiesta Filipino brings a full day of Filipino culture and community to Las Vegas on October 3 from 9 AM to 9 PM at the M Resort, with $5 admission. The family-friendly celebration features a Santa Cruzan parade, cultural dancers, live entertainment, a car show, fashion show, arts and crafts, Filipino food from local vendors and chefs, raffles, games, and a kids zone. Organized by NaFFAA Nevada, the festival offers an opportunity to enjoy Filipino food, music, traditions, and community while celebrating the Filipino heritage that is an important part of Southern Nevada.

Food Truck Market Days

Food Truck Market Days returns to the parking lot of the Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet in Las Vegas on Saturday, October 3 from 10 AM to 4 PM. This outdoor community event features a mix of food trucks, dessert vendors, cottage foods, local art, crafts, vintage items, gifts, and pop-up shops while supporting local and growing businesses. Guests can also enjoy live music from DJ S-One, kids activities, and a fun atmosphere perfect for spending time outdoors with friends and family. The event takes place rain or shine.

Downtown Grand Outdoor Market: Vintage and Vinyl

Vintage and Vinyl is a free monthly vintage and antique market held on the first Saturday of each month from 10 AM to 5 PM, September through May, on 3rd Street in front of the Downtown Grand. The market features more than 50 vintage sellers, antique dealers, makers, crate diggers, and collectors offering vintage clothing, handmade crafts, antique furniture, rare collectibles, and vinyl records, with records spinning throughout the day. Dogs are welcome, and visitors can find food and drinks at the Downtown Grand and nearby businesses. A dedicated indoor, air-conditioned Vinyl Room is also available inside the Downtown Grand. Parking is available in the Downtown Grand garage on Ogden Avenue between 3rd and 4th Streets, with additional paid parking around Fremont Street.

Summerlin Library Outdoor Fall Festival

The Summerlin Library Outdoor Fall Festival brings an afternoon of free, family-friendly activities to Summerlin Library, including live entertainment, pumpkin decorating, themed crafts, face painting, balloon artists, food trucks, craft vendors, a huge used book fair, and a hands-on circus workshop. Families can also enjoy indoor and outdoor performances throughout the day, including Circus of Bubbles with Kirk Marsh, Latin rhythms from Los Plátanos, modern jazz from Knew Jazz Trio, a high-energy Culture Shock® Las Vegas youth dance performance, and traditional and contemporary drumming from Las Vegas Kaminari Taiko. The festival is free and open to the public, though some activities, including mini pumpkin decorating, require tickets, and space and supplies are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Native Plant Sale at Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve

The Native Plant Sale at Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve on October 3 offers a chance to learn how native plants can attract birds and other wildlife while making your yard more desert-friendly. Hosted by the City of Henderson, Red Rock Audubon and Desert Love Native Plants, the event will feature native plants for sale, garden design guidance from consultants, and a free guided bird and plant tour beginning at 10 AM. No registration is required.

Oktoberfest at Lee Canyon

Oktoberfest at Lee Canyon on October 3 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. brings a festive mountain celebration with live music from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., seasonal beer, classic Oktoberfest food, games, activities, commemorative steins and a costume contest for all ages, with winners receiving free ski season lift tickets and other prizes. The event is free and open to all ages, and well-behaved leashed pets are welcome. Parking is $20 per vehicle or free with a pre-purchased Bristlecone Skyway scenic chair lift ticket, mountain bike lift ticket or season pass. Guests 21 and older can purchase unlimited Beer Garden pours for $25 with a 9-ounce cup or $40 with a 16-ounce souvenir metal cup. Outside food, alcohol and coolers are not permitted.

San Gennaro Feast 2026

The San Gennaro Feast returns to Las Vegas from September 30 through October 4, 2026, celebrating Italian American culture with authentic Italian food, carnival rides and games, live music, cultural performances, arts and crafts, international acts, and family-friendly activities. Festival hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 4 PM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to midnight, and Sunday from 1 PM to 10 PM. Admission is $10 for pre-sale tickets, which are valid for any single day, while children 54 inches and under enter free. Food and rides are sold separately, and opening night features a special buy-one-get-one 50% off offer on unlimited ride wristbands.

Be My Neighbor Day

Be My Neighbor Day takes place Saturday, October 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Lawn at Downtown Summerlin, presented by Vegas PBS. This free, family-friendly event celebrates kindness and community with interactive activities, hands-on fun, and a special appearance by PBS KIDS favorite Daniel Tiger, giving families a chance to play, learn, and enjoy the spirit of being a good neighbor.

3rd Annual Community Book Fair at Pearson Community Center

Celebrate the joy of reading at the 3rd Annual Community Book Fair at Pearson Community Center in Las Vegas on Saturday, October 3, 2026. This free, all-ages event brings families, local authors, and community members together for an afternoon of author meet-and-greets, kids’ crafts, food, live music, raffles, and prizes. The event begins with a special author session from 1 to 1:30 PM featuring Joylynn Ross, CEO of Path To Publishing, and guest authors, followed by the main book fair from 2 to 5:30 PM. Raffle proceeds support Analog Dope Bookstore and Edu Global’s literacy collaboration with DPAC Nevada’s 4th graders, helping make the event a celebration of both reading and literacy in the local community. The book fair will be held at Pearson Community Center, 1625 W. Carey Ave.

Fall Festival at Laurelwood Park

Fall Festival at Laurelwood Park brings the community together on Saturday, October 3, from 2–4 p.m. for a family-friendly afternoon featuring music, crafts and a community tree giveaway presented in partnership with the Clark County Department of Environment and Sustainability. Food will be available for purchase, and guests 21 and older can enjoy the beer garden while spending the afternoon with neighbors at Laurelwood Park.

Pumpkins and Palaka Makeke

PUMPKINS & PALAKA MĀKEKE is a free, family-friendly island-inspired Halloween night market coming to Aliante Casino on Saturday, October 3, from 4 PM to 8 PM. The event will feature food trucks, drinks, desserts, local artisans, crafts, shopping, music, live performances, giveaways, pumpkin photo opportunities, a candy crawl, and a costume contest with prizes. Guests are encouraged to dress in their best costumes and enjoy a festive evening filled with pumpkins, palaka, aloha, and Halloween fun for the whole family.

Market in the Alley at UnCommons

Visit Market in the Alley at UnCommons, located at 6880 Helen Toland St., for an evening night market featuring local artisans alongside a variety of food, drinks, and retail shops in the walkable mixed-use community. The market has been held at UnCommons for three years and continues as its official night market location. Upcoming 2026 dates are August 1, September 5, October 3, November 7, and December 5, with the market open from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. each night.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Rainbow Company Youth Theatre presents Disney's High School Musical Show

Rainbow Company Youth Theatre presents Disney’s High School Musical at the Charleston Heights Arts Center, with performances on Sept. 25 at 6 p.m., Sept. 26 at 1 and 6 p.m., Oct. 2 at 6 p.m., and Oct. 3 at 1 and 6 p.m. Based on the popular Disney Channel movie, the musical follows star athlete Troy and science whiz Gabriella as they step outside their comfort zones to audition for their school musical, encouraging their classmates to embrace their talents and follow their dreams. The production features familiar songs, energetic choreography, and a message about inclusion and being yourself. Reserved-seat tickets are $10.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Emo Night at the Freemont Experience

Emo Night at Fremont Street Experience is a free, all-ages event on October 3 at 7 p.m., bringing an evening of emo and pop-punk music to downtown Las Vegas. Live sets from The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Lioneer and High Sierra Club will take over the 3rd Street Stage, with The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus headlining at 9 p.m. Fans can also enjoy a 90s-themed silent disco on Casino Center Boulevard, food trucks, merch stations, giveaways, interactive photo opportunities and the Fremont Party Pit with chances to win free swag and SlotZilla rides.

Suika T & Band: Latin Fusion Concert

Suika T & Band bring a high-energy Latin fusion concert to Centennial Hills Park Amphitheater, featuring vibrant percussion, dynamic horns, psychedelic guitar and uplifting original lyrics rooted in Latin music. Led by Mexican singer-songwriter Suika T, the eight-piece band creates a lively atmosphere centered on celebration, unity and freedom. The free, all-ages concert will include refreshments available for purchase and is a fun option for anyone looking to enjoy live music and a community gathering outdoors.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas October Concert Series: High Octane

The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host an outdoor concert series throughout October 2026, with live music every Saturday from October 3 through 31. The concerts are open to the public and offer a chance to enjoy live music along the waterfront, with guests welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets, and pets are welcome to join as well. Guests can also enjoy nearby waterfront dining and views, with free parking available in the Hilton Garage. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted. The October 3 concert will feature High Octane, a Las Vegas-based party band known for energetic live performances spanning dance, rock, country, funk and R&B, with a repertoire that includes hits from the 1970s through today. The band has also been recognized as a Best of Las Vegas winner and has performed at venues and events throughout the Las Vegas area.

sunday, october 4, 2026

2026 Las Vegas Spartan Event Weekend Hosted by City of Henderson

The 2026 Las Vegas Spartan Event Weekend takes place October 3–4 at Nevada State University in Henderson, about 15 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, bringing thousands of participants together for obstacle-course races across rocky desert terrain, technical trails, gravel climbs and uphill sections. The weekend includes a 5K Sprint with 20 obstacles starting at $139, a 10K Super with 25 obstacles starting at $169, and a Kids Race covering 1–3 km with obstacles starting at $29. Other activities include an obstacle workshop and Hurricane Heat endurance events, with the 4-hour option starting at $119 and the 12-hour option at $169. The event offers a way for local residents, families, teams and fitness enthusiasts to spend a weekend outdoors in Henderson while taking on a challenging course together. Spartan is also currently advertising 20% off with code VEGAS20.

Farmers Market (UnCommons)

Every Sunday from 10am to 2pm, UnCommons hosts the Las Vegas Farmers Market, bringing together the same beloved vendors and team known for their popular markets at Downtown Summerlin and The District at Green Valley Ranch. Shoppers can explore a diverse selection of fresh seasonal produce, freshly baked goods, locally made sauces, handcrafted gifts, and more, all while supporting local farmers and small businesses. This weekly market fosters strong community connections and highlights the value of locally sourced food in a vibrant, welcoming setting.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas: Prevail Farmers Market and Stars on the Lake

On October 4, The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host the Prevail Farmers Market and Stars on the Lake from 10 AM to 2 PM. The lakeside market features local vendors, fresh produce, handcrafted goods and other finds, along with live music from up-and-coming artists as part of Stars on the Lake. Visitors can also enjoy the Village’s waterfront setting, shopping and dining, with free parking available at the Hilton garage and pets welcome.

The Punk Rock Museum Free Locals Day

All Nevada residents can enjoy free general admission every first Sunday of the month at The Punk Rock Museum, making it a great opportunity to bring the family out and explore punk culture and community together.

San Gennaro Feast 2026

The San Gennaro Feast returns to Las Vegas from September 30 through October 4, 2026, celebrating Italian American culture with authentic Italian food, carnival rides and games, live music, cultural performances, arts and crafts, international acts, and family-friendly activities. Festival hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 4 PM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to midnight, and Sunday from 1 PM to 10 PM. Admission is $10 for pre-sale tickets, which are valid for any single day, while children 54 inches and under enter free. Food and rides are sold separately, and opening night features a special buy-one-get-one 50% off offer on unlimited ride wristbands.

Halloween Town Market

Halloween Town is a free, family-friendly Halloween community event at Cowabunga Canyon featuring trunk-or-treating, a Halloween market with local small businesses, decorated trunks, activities, photo opportunities, music, food, and sweet treats. Costumes are highly encouraged, and businesses, families, and community members can register to decorate their vehicles and hand out candy during the trunk-or-treat. The event takes place October 4 from 1–5 p.m. and is open to the community.

UNLV Jazz Ensemble Concert Series

Enjoy an afternoon of live jazz at the Clark County Library as talented student musicians from UNLV’s School of Music, Division of Jazz and Commercial Music, perform as part of the UNLV Jazz Ensemble Concert Series. The October 4 concert features the Joe Williams Combo and Studio Scarlet Vocal Ensemble, showcasing musicians from a program that has earned more than 50 DownBeat Magazine Student Music Awards since 2010 and performed at major jazz venues and festivals around the country. The concert is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis, though seats may be limited.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

monday, october 5, 2026

Listening & Mindfulness Group

The Listening & Mindfulness Group offers a supportive, collaborative setting to explore mindfulness and learn practical ways to make mindful living part of your regular self-care routine. Presented by retired LCSW Michael Davitt, the session will focus on mindfulness practices intended to encourage greater awareness, self-reflection and a more balanced approach to everyday life. The free group meets from 1 to 3 p.m. at West Charleston Library, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis and potentially limited.

Create a Spooky Lantern at the library

Spooky Lanterns is a free, family-friendly craft hour at East Las Vegas Library where participants can get creative making and decorating a Halloween- or fall-themed lantern using paper crafts and other supplies. The activity is open to all ages, with supplies available on a first-come, first-served basis, making it an easy way for families to spend a fall afternoon together and take home a festive handmade decoration. East Las Vegas Library is located at 2851 E. Bonanza Road.

Operation Biohazard: An Escape Room

Operation Biohazard turns Centennial Hills Library into a Resident Evil-inspired escape room for one evening, challenging participants ages 16 and up to solve zombie-virus-themed puzzles and make their way out before time runs out. The free event runs in five small-group sessions between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m., with up to 15 participants per session. Tickets are required and distributed at the Multiservices desk 30 minutes before each session, with ticket numbers determining your assigned time. Space is limited, and groups may be split up or moved to a later session depending on availability.

Michael Nigro: Classical Guitar, Live in Concert

Enjoy an evening of classical guitar with internationally celebrated musician Michael Nigro at Sahara West Library on October 5 from 6–7 PM. Presented in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the free concert will feature Nigro, who has performed throughout the United States and internationally, with a repertoire highlighting classical guitar and Latin American music. Seating is first come, first served, making this a great opportunity for local music lovers to experience a live classical performance in a welcoming community setting.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

tuesday, october 6, 2026

Pro Bono Celebration Week Ask-A-Lawyer

The Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada is hosting a Pro Bono Celebration Week Ask-A-Lawyer event on Tuesday, October 6, from 11 AM to 2 PM at Parkdale Recreation & Senior Center in Las Vegas. Attendees can receive free 15- to 30-minute consultations with volunteer attorneys on a variety of legal topics, including family law, housing, bankruptcy, consumer rights, immigration, custody, divorce, debt collection, criminal defense, estate planning, and more. The program is designed to help people who cannot afford legal services get answers to their legal questions, though participation does not establish an attorney-client relationship or guarantee representation.

National Night Out At Downtown Summerlin

National Night Out takes place Tuesday, October 6, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. along Park Centre Drive at Downtown Summerlin. This free, family-friendly event brings the community together with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department to promote neighborhood safety and crime prevention. Meet officers from the Summerlin, Spring Valley, and Northwest Area Commands, along with K-9, SWAT, Traffic, and other first responders. Families, children, and pets are welcome to attend.

National Night Out at Town Square

National Night Out takes place Tuesday, October 6, at Town Square Las Vegas, bringing together multiple Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Area Commands and public service providers for a free, family-friendly evening focused on community safety awareness. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., enjoy live entertainment, community resources, games, and food trucks while spending time with family, friends, and neighbors.

National Night Out at Hollywood Recreation Center

National Night Out 2026 brings Commissioner Tick Segerblom and the Southeast Area Command to the Hollywood Recreation Center for a fun, family-friendly evening focused on community connection. Enjoy music, games, community resources, free food while supplies last, and free dental and vision screenings. Everyone is welcome to meet neighbors, connect with local resources, and celebrate the community together.

National Night Out at Water Street Plaza

National Night Out takes place October 6 at Water Street Plaza in Henderson, bringing families and neighbors together for a free evening of community connection and safety-focused activities. Hosted by the Henderson Police Department, the event features interactive demonstrations from local police and fire departments, games and hands-on activities for kids, and opportunities to learn about community resources. It is also a chance to meet local first responders and connect with organizations serving the Henderson community.

Michael Nigro: Classical Guitar, Live in Concert

Michael Nigro brings his classical guitar concert series to Enterprise Library in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring music inspired by Latin America and his extensive international performing career. Nigro has performed throughout the United States and abroad and has released five albums, including recordings featuring works by composers from Latin America and Spain. The free concert takes place from 6–7 PM in the library’s Multipurpose Room, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Spooky Jazzy Halloween

Spooky Jazzy Halloween brings a festive evening of music to Sahara West Library, with performers from the International Opera Institute presenting a spooky mix of Halloween favorites including Thriller, Ghostbusters, Monster Mash and more. The International Opera Institute is a Nevada-based nonprofit founded in 2010 that focuses on opera, musical theater, vocal training and community outreach, making this a fun opportunity to experience live vocal performance in a relaxed library setting. The free program runs from 6–7 p.m. in the library’s Multipurpose Room, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis and potentially limited.

UNLV Chamber Orchestra in Concert

The UNLV Chamber Orchestra brings a free evening of classical music to the Clark County Library, featuring UNLV music majors, minors, graduate students, and non-music majors performing a range of symphonic repertoire spanning from the early Baroque period through contemporary works. The ensemble is advised by Taras Krysa, UNLV’s Director of Orchestras, who has also led numerous UNLV Chamber Orchestra performances over the years. The concert offers a chance to enjoy live orchestral music in a community setting without the cost of a ticket, making it a nice option for classical music fans, students, families, or anyone looking to experience a different kind of evening out. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Theater at Clark County Library, and seating is first-come, first-served and may be limited.

wednesday, october 7, 2026

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise is a free mat Pilates class held every Wednesday from 6 to 7 a.m. on the rooftop of Parking Structure 3 at 6835 Ruby Duncan St. in Las Vegas. The class is open to adults 18 and older, with walk-ins welcome, though sign-ups are recommended as classes often reach capacity. Participants should bring their own mat, towel, and water.

Michael Nigro: Classical Guitar, Live in Concert

Michael Nigro brings his classical guitar concert series to Clark County Library in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring music inspired by Latin America and beyond. An internationally recognized guitarist, Nigro has performed throughout the United States and abroad and has released five albums, including recordings featuring works by composers such as José Luis Merlin, Jorge Morel, Eduardo Falú, Antonio Lauro, Villa-Lobos, and Isaac Albéniz. The October 7 performance is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Plant Trimming Swap

Bring a healthy houseplant trimming to Meadows Library for a fun, community-minded Plant Trimming Swap where plant lovers can exchange cuttings and take home something new to grow. Whether you have years of plant-parenting experience or are just getting started, the event is a chance to expand your collection, share a favorite plant and meet fellow local gardening enthusiasts. No registration is required, so just stop by with at least one healthy trimming to exchange and join in. The event takes place from 2 to 4 p.m. at Meadows Library, 251 W. Boston Ave.

Sip and Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV

Sip & Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV is a weekly Wednesday night sip-and-paint event at Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas, perfect for date nights, girls nights out, or a creative evening with friends. Guests can follow along with step-by-step painting instructions or create their own artwork while enjoying a complimentary cocktail provided by the venue sponsor. The event is for guests 21 and older with valid ID, and walk-ins are welcome. The class takes place on the porch at Oak & Ivy or on the second floor above Oak & Ivy.

thursday, october 8, 2026

Farmers Market (Green Valley Ranch)

The weekly Farmers Market at The District at Green Valley Ranch takes place every Thursday from 9am to 1pm and welcomes the Henderson community to shop for a vibrant selection of freshly harvested produce, featuring a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables in a lively, community-focused setting.

Farmers Market (Las Vegas Civic Center)

The Las Vegas Civic Center will host a farmers market every second and fourth Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Dec. 10, 2026, at the outdoor plaza at 525 S. Main St., across from Las Vegas City Hall. The market will feature a new produce stand operated by the Clark County Farmers Market, along with local farms, food trucks, artists, and other vendors.

Henderson Public Art Tour

The Henderson Public Art Tour invites locals to explore Henderson’s Water Street through a guided group tour hosted by the Clark County Public Arts Office. The free, in-person tour takes place Thursday, October 8, from 12 PM to 3 PM, starting at Henderson City Hall, located at 240 South Water Street in Henderson.

Lunchtime Concert Series: Mariachi Alas Doradas de Keller

Enjoy your lunch break outdoors at the Las Vegas Civic Center on October 8 with a free lunchtime concert featuring the award-winning Mariachi Alas Doradas de Keller Middle School. From noon to 1 p.m., visitors can listen to live mariachi music, grab food from featured food trucks, and relax at a table or bring a blanket for a picnic. The nationally recognized student ensemble celebrates mariachi music and Mexican cultural traditions while giving young musicians an opportunity to perform for the community. The event is free, open to all ages, and a convenient way to enjoy live music and a midday outdoor gathering downtown.

Las Vegas BikeFest 2026

Las Vegas BikeFest returns October 8–11, 2026, for its 25th anniversary, bringing a four-day motorcycle rally to Craig Ranch Regional Park and the Golden Nugget in Downtown Las Vegas. The event features motorcycle and custom bike showcases, stunt shows, vendors, organized rides and poker runs, live music, classic cars, food and drinks, and special attractions including the Evel Knievel Experience, Iron Goddess showcase, and Jimmy Jet Experience. Headlining performers include Moonshine Bandits, Noise Pollution, and The Millennium All Stars, with additional entertainment throughout the weekend. Daytime admission is free until 6 PM, while concert and other premium experiences require tickets, making the rally a large-scale local event for motorcycle enthusiasts and people interested in live entertainment, vehicles, and festival activities.

Farmers Market (Montagna Park)

The Farmers Market at Montagna Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Montagna Park on Via Altamira, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

Lote, Lote, Lote... Loteria!

Lote, Lote, Lote... Lotería! invites the community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition at East Las Vegas Library. Enjoy rounds of Lotería, a traditional Mexican game similar to bingo, with prizes available while supplies last. It is a simple, social way to spend the evening with friends, family, and neighbors while celebrating Hispanic culture and traditions. The event is part of the Library District’s free Hispanic Heritage Month programming happening throughout Southern Nevada.

Haunted House & Tables of Treats

The Clark County Library is hosting a family-friendly Haunted House & Tables of Treats with trick-or-treating, face-painting, cotton candy, and plenty of Halloween fun for children of all ages. Kids can explore the haunted house in the Paul C. Blau Theatre, collect treats and learn about local community services from participating organizations, and get an up-close look at a Las Vegas Fire and Rescue fire engine. Families are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite spooky, library-appropriate costumes for an evening of festive Halloween activities. Adults must be accompanied by a child to attend.

DESERT POOLS Exhibition Reception

The DESERT POOLS Exhibition Reception will celebrate the current exhibition at the Winchester Gallery inside the Winchester Dondero Cultural Center on Thursday, October 8, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. The evening will include light refreshments, remarks, and awards, along with an opportunity to meet the participating artists and learn more about their work.

friday, october 9, 2026

Festival of Arts 2026

The Summerlin Festival of Arts returns celebrating 30 years of art, creativity and community at The Lawn. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, the free, family-friendly festival will feature the work of more than 100 acclaimed fine artists from across the country, selected by a jury of experts, along with art, activities and experiences for all ages.

Las Vegas BikeFest 2026

Las Vegas BikeFest returns October 8–11, 2026, for its 25th anniversary, bringing a four-day motorcycle rally to Craig Ranch Regional Park and the Golden Nugget in Downtown Las Vegas. The event features motorcycle and custom bike showcases, stunt shows, vendors, organized rides and poker runs, live music, classic cars, food and drinks, and special attractions including the Evel Knievel Experience, Iron Goddess showcase, and Jimmy Jet Experience. Headlining performers include Moonshine Bandits, Noise Pollution, and The Millennium All Stars, with additional entertainment throughout the weekend. Daytime admission is free until 6 PM, while concert and other premium experiences require tickets, making the rally a large-scale local event for motorcycle enthusiasts and people interested in live entertainment, vehicles, and festival activities.

Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival 2026

The annual Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival returns to Sunset Park, transforming the park into a 16th-century English village filled with history, fantasy, and family-friendly entertainment. Guests can enjoy full-contact jousting, pirate games, live performances, Celtic rock bands, magicians, comedians, belly dancers, a bird show, historical reenactments, and demonstrations of Renaissance crafts such as blacksmithing and archery. The festival also features a large artisan marketplace with more than 100 vendors offering handmade goods, along with traditional Renaissance food and drinks. New this year is a Guided Pub Crawl, a walking tour featuring three taverns, free tastings, and immersive characters. The festival is held rain or shine with no refunds, no pets or emotional support animals, and no cash sales at the door. Parking is limited, so free overflow parking with shuttle service and rideshare options are encouraged.

The Market at Mountain Crest

The Market at Mountain Crest is a recurring farmers market that showcases local small businesses on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month at Mountain Crest Park on North Durango Drive. Each market highlights a different featured produce item, giving visitors a fresh reason to stop by while supporting local vendors and the community.

Pinoy Festival Las Vegas

Celebrate Filipino culture at the Pinoy Festival Las Vegas, taking place October 9–11, 2026, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino. This three-day event features live entertainment, cultural dance performances, a festival parade, authentic Filipino cuisine, local vendors, cultural exhibits, and a night market. Festival admission includes concert access based on the selected ticket type, with options for single-day or three-day passes as well as premium SVIP experiences offering reserved seating and artist photo opportunities on select days. Children ages 12 and under are admitted free, making this a family-friendly celebration of Filipino heritage, community, and pride.

Lebanese American Festival 2026

The 18th Annual Lebanese American Festival brings three days of Lebanese food, music, dancing, games and cultural traditions to St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church in Las Vegas. Festivalgoers can enjoy homemade favorites including shawarma, kibbee, hummus, tabouleh and baklava, along with live Arabic and Middle Eastern music, traditional dance performances, kids activities, church tours and displays highlighting Lebanese and Maronite heritage. Friday features headliner Hady Khalil with tickets priced at $40, while Saturday and Sunday offer $10 afternoon admission and $20 evening admission. The family-friendly festival runs October 9–11 and supports St. Sharbel Church programs and community outreach.

Makers & Music at Tivoli Village: Hal Savar

Makers & Music features Las Vegas singer-songwriter Hal Savar, known for his raspy vocals, energetic performances, percussive guitar style, and blend of folk, rock, blues, and pop. Savar has spent years performing in Las Vegas and is known for his interactive Human Jukebox shows, where audiences can help choose the songs. Along with the live music, visitors can shop from local makers, explore craft stations, and grab a bite from Tivoli Village eateries from 5 to 9 p.m.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Las Vegas Paiute Tribe 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow 2026

The 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow, hosted by the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, takes place October 9–11, 2026, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds for a three-day celebration of Indigenous cultures and traditions. Enjoy traditional singing, drumming and dancing, along with Grand Entry ceremonies featuring dancers in colorful regalia. Visitors can also explore Native arts, crafts and handmade goods, with food vendors adding to the festive atmosphere. This family-friendly gathering offers a chance to experience Native American cultural traditions and connect with the community. Hours are Friday from 5:30–10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.–10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Grand Entry is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, 1 and 7 p.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday.

Movies on the Square: Toy Story 5

Town Square Las Vegas hosts free Friday night movies from September 4 through October 9, with family-friendly G or PG films shown at sundown. Guests can bring blankets and enjoy food from local restaurants, with a free gift available while supplies last for purchases of $20 or more from participating Town Square tenants. The movie lineup includes Zootopia 2 on September 4, GOAT on September 11, How to Train Your Dragon on September 18, The Sheep Detectives on September 25, Minions & Monsters on October 2, and Toy Story 5 on October 9. Outside food and drinks, including alcohol, are not permitted.

Mariachi Conservatory of Las Vegas presents: Between Life & Death

Mariachi Conservatory of Las Vegas presents Between Life & Death, a free Día de los Muertos celebration at the West Las Vegas Arts Center on Friday, October 9, from 6 to 8 p.m. The evening will honor loved ones and ancestors through live mariachi, art, music, stories and community connection. Guests are invited to bring photos or meaningful items belonging to loved ones or pets to contribute to the community altar, making this a meaningful opportunity to celebrate memories and experience Día de los Muertos traditions together.

Mickey’s Spooky Sip and Paint: Halloween Edition

Head to Mama Sage at Downtown Container Park on October 9 from 6 to 8 p.m. for a Halloween-themed sip and paint featuring spooky Mickey Mouse scenes. No painting experience is needed, making this a fun creative activity for friends, families, or anyone looking for a festive night out.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Las Vegas PRIDE Night Parade

The Las Vegas PRIDE Night Parade returns to downtown Las Vegas on October 9, 2026, bringing a colorful nighttime celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and Southern Nevada. The evening begins with a pre-show at 6 PM, followed by the parade at 7 PM, with the main stage at 4th Street and Bridger Avenue. Visitors can also enjoy a block party along 4th Street featuring food trucks, beverage stations, and exhibitors, making it a lively opportunity to celebrate with friends, family, neighbors, and members of the local community.

¡Viva el Mariachi!: A Concert in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month

¡Viva el Mariachi! is a free concert celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at the Clark County Library on Friday, October 9, from 6:30pm to 8:15pm. The evening will feature popular mariachi music performed by young musicians from local middle and high schools, offering attendees an opportunity to experience the rich cultural history of Mexico through vibrant live music. The event is presented in partnership with the Clark County School District, and seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis with limited availability.

The City of Tomorrow: Experimental Woodwind Quintet

The City of Tomorrow brings an inventive evening of live music to Windmill Library with an experimental woodwind quintet blending traditional instruments with modern techniques to create cinematic, atmospheric soundscapes. Audiences can expect everything from haunting melodies to energetic, pulse-driven passages in a performance that reimagines what a classical ensemble can sound like. The free concert takes place Friday, October 9, from 7:00 to 8:15 p.m. in the library auditorium, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.

saturday, october 10, 2026

October Wetlands Hands On (WHO)

Join Clark County Wetlands Park for a Wetlands: Hands On! stewardship project at the Duck Creek Trailhead, where volunteers will help remove defunct irrigation tubing from the trail system. This monthly volunteer program gives community members the opportunity to support the park through projects such as trail maintenance, litter cleanup, invasive species removal, planting, and other beautification efforts. Open to individuals, families, and groups, the program welcomes volunteers of all experience levels, though advance registration is required and participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Walk with a Doc

Walk with a Doc is a free community walking program from UNLV Health that combines a short health presentation with an easy, social walk around the park trail. On October 10, Dr. Richard and Dr. Jennifer Baynosa will lead the walk at Angel Park and discuss breast cancer awareness, followed by snacks, drinks, and giveaways. Participants can walk at their own pace and distance, making it a relaxed way to get active, learn about a health topic, and meet other members of the Las Vegas community.

Farmers Market (Summerlin)

The Summerlin Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at The Pavilion at Downtown Summerlin, offering a wide selection of fresh and locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from the Southwest, including citrus, avocados, leafy greens, squash, strawberries, and more, along with fresh-cut flowers and bedding plants. The market also features authentic European-style breads and cakes, local pastries, pasta, nuts, salad mixes, and other specialty items, making it a great weekly stop for fresh food and local flavors.

Festival of Arts 2026

The Summerlin Festival of Arts returns celebrating 30 years of art, creativity and community at The Lawn. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, the free, family-friendly festival will feature the work of more than 100 acclaimed fine artists from across the country, selected by a jury of experts, along with art, activities and experiences for all ages.

Pop-up In the Park

Families can enjoy a free morning of stories, learning, and outdoor play with the Library District Outreach team at a Clark County park. From 9 to 10 a.m., children can take part in Storytime in the park, while families can also bring a Nevada ID to sign up for a free library card and learn more about Library District resources and services.

Las Vegas BikeFest 2026

Las Vegas BikeFest returns October 8–11, 2026, for its 25th anniversary, bringing a four-day motorcycle rally to Craig Ranch Regional Park and the Golden Nugget in Downtown Las Vegas. The event features motorcycle and custom bike showcases, stunt shows, vendors, organized rides and poker runs, live music, classic cars, food and drinks, and special attractions including the Evel Knievel Experience, Iron Goddess showcase, and Jimmy Jet Experience. Headlining performers include Moonshine Bandits, Noise Pollution, and The Millennium All Stars, with additional entertainment throughout the weekend. Daytime admission is free until 6 PM, while concert and other premium experiences require tickets, making the rally a large-scale local event for motorcycle enthusiasts and people interested in live entertainment, vehicles, and festival activities.

Henderson Farmers Market (Cornerstone Park)

The Henderson Farmers Market at Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Pkwy., offers a relaxed Saturday outing where you can shop for fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade products, and other specialty items from a rotating group of local vendors. The year-round market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It is a good option for picking up fresh ingredients, discovering local makers, and supporting small businesses while enjoying a community market atmosphere. The market will be closed November 28, and December 26, 2026, and vendors are subject to change.

Patriot Park Tree Planting with Councilwoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong

Join Get Outdoors Nevada and Councilwoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong for a community tree-planting event at Patriot Park on Saturday, October 10, from 9 AM to 11 AM. Volunteers will work in groups to plant and backfill trees using provided tools and equipment, followed by a park cleanup. No prior experience is needed, and all necessary guidance will be provided. The event offers a friendly, laid-back way to help add shade, improve air quality, support local wildlife, and make a positive impact in the community.

Barktoberfest

Barktoberfest brings a fun Halloween morning for the whole family and their four-legged friends on Saturday, October 10, from 9 a.m. to noon at Veterans Memorial Community Center. Free and open to all ages, the event features a dog costume contest with prizes for Best Duo/Group, Most Original, Cutest, Scariest and Funniest costumes, along with a pooch parade, local vendors, photo opportunities and trick-or-treating for pets and children. Pets must be kept on a leash.

Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival 2026

The annual Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival returns to Sunset Park, transforming the park into a 16th-century English village filled with history, fantasy, and family-friendly entertainment. Guests can enjoy full-contact jousting, pirate games, live performances, Celtic rock bands, magicians, comedians, belly dancers, a bird show, historical reenactments, and demonstrations of Renaissance crafts such as blacksmithing and archery. The festival also features a large artisan marketplace with more than 100 vendors offering handmade goods, along with traditional Renaissance food and drinks. New this year is a Guided Pub Crawl, a walking tour featuring three taverns, free tastings, and immersive characters. The festival is held rain or shine with no refunds, no pets or emotional support animals, and no cash sales at the door. Parking is limited, so free overflow parking with shuttle service and rideshare options are encouraged.

Market In the Alley at The Green

The Green at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson will host a series of seasonal markets this fall, featuring art, handmade goods, food vendors, live local music, vintage sellers, and activities for kids. The markets will take place from 10 AM to 3 PM on September 26, October 10, November 8, and December 12.

Grape Stomp 2026 at Pahrump

Grape Stomp 2026 brings a festive fall harvest celebration to Charleston Peak Winery in Pahrump on Saturday, October 10, from 10 AM to 5 PM, with grape-stomping competitions, live music, food, wine and beer tastings, local vendors, and a costume contest. Teams of two can compete to see who can stomp the most juice from fresh grapes, while everyone else can cheer them on, browse handmade goods and local treats, enjoy food from vendors and the winery kitchen, or simply soak up the vineyard atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged for both competitors and spectators, with a trophy awarded for the best look. General admission starts at $5, wine and beer tasting admission is $25, and grape-stomp participation is $60 per team of two. The all-ages event offers a fun way to spend a fall day supporting local vendors and enjoying one of Pahrump’s long-running harvest traditions.

Las Vegas Paiute Tribe 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow 2026

The 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow, hosted by the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, takes place October 9–11, 2026, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds for a three-day celebration of Indigenous cultures and traditions. Enjoy traditional singing, drumming and dancing, along with Grand Entry ceremonies featuring dancers in colorful regalia. Visitors can also explore Native arts, crafts and handmade goods, with food vendors adding to the festive atmosphere. This family-friendly gathering offers a chance to experience Native American cultural traditions and connect with the community. Hours are Friday from 5:30–10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.–10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Grand Entry is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, 1 and 7 p.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday.

Pinoy Festival Las Vegas

Celebrate Filipino culture at the Pinoy Festival Las Vegas, taking place October 9–11, 2026, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino. This three-day event features live entertainment, cultural dance performances, a festival parade, authentic Filipino cuisine, local vendors, cultural exhibits, and a night market. Festival admission includes concert access based on the selected ticket type, with options for single-day or three-day passes as well as premium SVIP experiences offering reserved seating and artist photo opportunities on select days. Children ages 12 and under are admitted free, making this a family-friendly celebration of Filipino heritage, community, and pride.

Aki Matsuri Japanese Festival

The 17th annual Aki Matsuri Japanese Festival returns to Water Street Plaza on October 10, 2026, offering a free, family-friendly celebration of Japanese culture from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors can enjoy authentic Japanese food and goods, live music and dance, traditional attire, kids activities, taiko and odako drum performances, martial arts demonstrations, public dance workshops, a mikoshi parade, sake tasting and more across multiple stages throughout the day. Held outdoors rain or shine, the festival is a great opportunity for the Las Vegas community to experience Japanese traditions, entertainment and food in a lively cultural setting.

4th Annual Sahara West Vinyl Record Show

The 4th Annual Sahara West Vinyl Record Show brings music lovers and vinyl collectors together at Sahara West Library for an afternoon of browsing, listening, and community fun. Meet local record vendors, check out vinyl selections, enjoy music, and enter for a chance to win prizes. The free event takes place from 11:00am to 3:00pm in the library’s Multipurpose Room, making it a nice low-key outing for anyone who enjoys records, music, and discovering something new.

Tacos and Tequila Festival

Tacos & Tequila Festival comes to Las Vegas Ballpark, 1650 S. Pavilion Center Drive, Las Vegas, on Saturday, October 10, 2026, for a full-day celebration of 2000s hip-hop and R&B, tacos, margaritas, tequila, and festival activities including lucha libre wrestling, a Chihuahua Beauty Pageant, an exotic car showcase, art installations, and photo opportunities. The lineup includes T.I., Fat Joe, Pretty Ricky, Trina, Chingy, Petey Pablo, Ying Yang Twins, Bubba Sparxxx, Murphy Lee, and DJ Ashton Martin. VIP entry begins at 1:30 PM and general admission begins at 2 PM, with the event running into the evening. General admission tickets start at $69, with Friends 4-Pack tickets from $57 per person and GA tickets for two from $60 per person; VIP starts at $126. The festival is 21+ and takes place outdoors.

PAW-LLoween Lowrider Trunk or Treat

PAW-LLoween Lowrider Trunk or Treat brings a Halloween afternoon of cars, costumes, pets, and family fun to Standard Restaurant Supply on Saturday, October 10, from 2–6 PM. The free community event will feature a lowrider show with decorated vehicles competing for cash prizes and trophies, a trunk-or-treat for kids, free kids and pet costume contests, food, and plenty of Halloween surprises. Lowrider participants can enter the show by bringing a donated bag of candy for the kids, while families can dress up, bring their pets, and enjoy a festive afternoon together.

The City of Tomorrow: Experimental Woodwind Quintet

The City of Tomorrow brings an adventurous take on chamber music to Summerlin Library with an award-winning experimental woodwind quintet known for blending traditional instruments with modern techniques and creating rich, cinematic soundscapes. The ensemble features flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn, with a repertoire that pushes the boundaries of contemporary classical music. The free performance offers a chance to experience everything from haunting melodies to energetic, pulse-driven passages in an intimate community setting. Seating is first come, first served.

Lebanese American Festival 2026

The 18th Annual Lebanese American Festival brings three days of Lebanese food, music, dancing, games and cultural traditions to St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church in Las Vegas. Festivalgoers can enjoy homemade favorites including shawarma, kibbee, hummus, tabouleh and baklava, along with live Arabic and Middle Eastern music, traditional dance performances, kids activities, church tours and displays highlighting Lebanese and Maronite heritage. Friday features headliner Hady Khalil with tickets priced at $40, while Saturday and Sunday offer $10 afternoon admission and $20 evening admission. The family-friendly festival runs October 9–11 and supports St. Sharbel Church programs and community outreach.

Her Story Through Art: Opening Reception

The Her Story Through Art Opening Reception celebrates women in Las Vegas arts and culture with an evening of artwork, music, community, light refreshments and opportunities to meet featured artists. The reception will include music by DJ Lo Dino and an interactive community activity where guests can write uplifting messages of encouragement to share with others. The exhibition highlights the creativity and contributions of female-identifying artists and is designed to foster connection and community through art. The event is free and open to all ages.

RTC Bike Share Tenth Birthday Glow Ride

RTC Bike Share is celebrating its 10th birthday with a free Glow Ride at Llama Lot in downtown Las Vegas on October 10 from 5 to 7:30 PM. The evening will include a local vendor village, glow decorating station with supplies provided, a food truck, and a guided group bike ride through downtown after dark. Riders can use an RTC Bike Share bike or bring their own, and the top three best-dressed riders will win prizes in a glow contest. Participants should bring a helmet if they have one, comfortable weather-appropriate clothing, and plenty of lights, with riders required to be 16 or older. It’s a fun community event that gives local riders a chance to celebrate RTC Bike Share while exploring downtown Las Vegas together.

Cemetery Pulp's The Night Market Before Halloween

The Night Market Before Halloween at Cemetery Pulp brings together local artists and vendors for an evening of unusual finds, spooky goods, snacks, and all kinds of weird and wonderful treasures. The Halloween-season market also features a charity raffle benefiting local animal shelters, making it a fun way to shop small while supporting a good cause. The market runs from 5 to 10 p.m. at Cemetery Pulp, 3950 E. Sunset Road, Suite 106, and is a great pick for anyone looking for something a little different from the usual Halloween events.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Zombie Run 5K and 1-Mile Walk

The Zombie Run 5K and 1-Mile Walk returns to Henderson on October 10 for a Halloween-themed evening at Wildhorse Golf Course. Open to all ages and fitness levels, the event invites participants to dress as zombies, ghosts, witches or other spooky characters while taking part in a chip-timed 5K or 1-mile walk. Registration for the 5K is $35 through September 9, $45 from September 10 through October 9, and $50 on event day, while the 1-mile walk is $30 through September 9, $35 from September 10 through October 9, and $40 on event day. The first 300 participants will receive souvenir medals and dry-fit T-shirts, making this a fun way for the community to get active and celebrate Halloween together.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas October Concert Series: Sonny Santino

Sonny Santino & The Journey to the Dream will perform a one-night live concert on Saturday, October 10, from 6 to 8 PM at the Bocelli Stage at The Village at Lake Las Vegas. Santino is a Canadian artist of Italian Sicilian heritage who has been performing since 1993 and is known for blending pop, classical and singer-songwriter influences with operatic elements in a style he calls popera. His performances combine Italian and American music, and he has performed throughout North America, Europe and Asia. The open-air concert will feature live musicians and vocalists performing classic hits and crowd favorites along the Lake Las Vegas waterfront. Tickets include Open Grass Area Admission for $17.85 including the $2.85 fee, with guests able to bring a blanket or chair, as well as the $50 Terrace Experience, $100 Waterfront Preferred seating and $250 Bocelli Stage VIP.

Halloween UNO Rave | EDM, Lasers & Cards!

Halloween UNO Rave: EDM, Lasers & Cards brings a Halloween-themed UNO night to Audio Bar in downtown Las Vegas on October 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. The free, 21+ event combines social UNO games with EDM music, laser lights, costumes, and a high-energy rave atmosphere, with attendees encouraged to dress up or bring fun items to trade. Hosted by local realtors Chyla Floodman and Nicky Whitfield, the event offers a casual way to meet people, play games, and enjoy something different downtown. RSVP is required because space is limited, and entry includes access to the UNO game section while the lounge remains open to the public.

Downtown Rocks Summer Concert Series: Maggie Lindemann at 1st Street Stage

Maggie Lindemann will perform live at the 1st Street Stage at Fremont Street Experience on October 10 at 8 PM as part of the free Downtown Rocks summer concert series. The Los Angeles singer-songwriter is known for her pop-punk and alternative-pop sound, with popular songs including Pretty Girl and Knife Under My Pillow. The concert is free to attend with no tickets or wristbands required, and the 1st Street Stage is located along Fremont Street between Circa and Binion’s.

Rainbow Rave

Celebrate National Coming Out Day Weekend at Rainbow Rave, an 18+ dance party hosted by Las Vegas PRIDE at A-LOT inside AREA15 on the night of October 10. Guests are invited to wear their favorite Pride gear, enjoy an energetic evening of music and dancing, and celebrate love, community, and self-expression with friends. BOGO ticket deals are available through Labor Day Weekend, and proceeds support Las Vegas PRIDE, the local nonprofit organization that has served Southern Nevada's LGBTQ+ community for more than 42 years.

Downtown Rocks Summer Concert Series: The Used at 3rd Street Stage

The Used will headline a free Downtown Rocks concert at the 3rd Street Stage at Fremont Street Experience on October 10 at 9 PM. The influential American rock band, known for its post-hardcore and alternative rock sound, has been performing since the early 2000s and is recognized for songs including The Taste of Ink, All That I’ve Got, and Buried Myself Alive. The concert is part of the 2026 Downtown Rocks Summer Concert Series, which offers free live music under the Fremont Street canopy with no tickets or cover charge required.

sunday, october 11, 2026

Farmers Market (UnCommons)

Every Sunday from 10am to 2pm, UnCommons hosts the Las Vegas Farmers Market, bringing together the same beloved vendors and team known for their popular markets at Downtown Summerlin and The District at Green Valley Ranch. Shoppers can explore a diverse selection of fresh seasonal produce, freshly baked goods, locally made sauces, handcrafted gifts, and more, all while supporting local farmers and small businesses. This weekly market fosters strong community connections and highlights the value of locally sourced food in a vibrant, welcoming setting.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

Las Vegas Paiute Tribe 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow 2026

The 34th Annual Snow Mountain Pow Wow, hosted by the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, takes place October 9–11, 2026, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds for a three-day celebration of Indigenous cultures and traditions. Enjoy traditional singing, drumming and dancing, along with Grand Entry ceremonies featuring dancers in colorful regalia. Visitors can also explore Native arts, crafts and handmade goods, with food vendors adding to the festive atmosphere. This family-friendly gathering offers a chance to experience Native American cultural traditions and connect with the community. Hours are Friday from 5:30–10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.–10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Grand Entry is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, 1 and 7 p.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas: Makers Hive Market

The Makers Hive Market will take place at The Village at Lake Las Vegas on October 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing local makers and small businesses together for an afternoon of shopping, handmade goods, art, gifts, and other unique finds. The market will also feature live entertainment, giving visitors a chance to browse local vendors while enjoying the waterfront setting at The Village.

Las Vegas BikeFest 2026: The Polynesian Motor Festival

The Polynesian Motor Festival is part of Las Vegas BikeFest 2026, bringing a mix of Polynesian culture, motorcycles, live entertainment, food, and community activities to the Las Vegas area. The festival offers an opportunity to experience Polynesian-inspired music, performances, and traditions alongside the larger motorcycle rally, making it a more culturally focused option within the weekend’s lineup.

Lebanese American Festival 2026

The 18th Annual Lebanese American Festival brings three days of Lebanese food, music, dancing, games and cultural traditions to St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church in Las Vegas. Festivalgoers can enjoy homemade favorites including shawarma, kibbee, hummus, tabouleh and baklava, along with live Arabic and Middle Eastern music, traditional dance performances, kids activities, church tours and displays highlighting Lebanese and Maronite heritage. Friday features headliner Hady Khalil with tickets priced at $40, while Saturday and Sunday offer $10 afternoon admission and $20 evening admission. The family-friendly festival runs October 9–11 and supports St. Sharbel Church programs and community outreach.

Christine Tassan & Les Impostures Jazz Concert

Christine Tassan & Les Impostures bring a free afternoon of lively jazz to the Henderson Multigenerational Center on October 11 at 2 PM. Enjoy an energetic performance from acclaimed guitarist and vocalist Christine Tassan, known for her gypsy jazz style that blends swing, jazz and French-inspired melodies. Bring a low-back chair or blanket and settle in for an afternoon of music in the park. The event is also pet-friendly.

Pinoy Festival Las Vegas

Celebrate Filipino culture at the Pinoy Festival Las Vegas, taking place October 9–11, 2026, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino. This three-day event features live entertainment, cultural dance performances, a festival parade, authentic Filipino cuisine, local vendors, cultural exhibits, and a night market. Festival admission includes concert access based on the selected ticket type, with options for single-day or three-day passes as well as premium SVIP experiences offering reserved seating and artist photo opportunities on select days. Children ages 12 and under are admitted free, making this a family-friendly celebration of Filipino heritage, community, and pride.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Laughter Day Saints Comedy Show

Laughter Day Saints is a free comedy show at The Griffin featuring Sister Kris Cutlip and a surprise guest host. The comedy confessional opens at 6 PM, giving attendees a chance to anonymously submit confessions, which comedians randomly draw and incorporate into their sets beginning at 7 PM. The playful church-themed show focuses on laughter without judgment or calling anyone out. A collection plate is passed around near the end of the show, and attendees are encouraged to bring cash to tip the comedians.

monday, october 12, 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Ghosts Around Us: Stories of the Paranormal

Explore the mysteries of the paranormal at Ghosts Around Us: Stories of the Paranormal on Monday, October 12, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Glass Room at Sahara West Library. Hosted with the Silver State Ghost Hunters, this free, public event invites curious locals and aspiring investigators to learn about the history of ghost hunting, the tools and technology used to investigate paranormal activity, and techniques for documenting unexplained experiences. Topics may include guest speakers, video evidence from real investigations, and opportunities to ask questions, share personal stories, and connect with fellow paranormal enthusiasts. Whether you are a longtime ghost hunter or simply curious about the unexplained, this is a fun opportunity to explore the world of the paranormal. For more information, call 702-507-3631.

Workshop series: Writing Believable Science Fiction with Brian Gardner Writers

Explore the art of creating science fiction that feels believable at Writing Believable Science Fiction with Brian Gardner, part of the Writers Workshop series at Clark County Library on October 12 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Author and artist Brian Gardner will share techniques for developing compelling characters and their backstories, imagining convincing alien worlds set in the future, and creating formidable antagonists that keep readers hooked. Using his sci-fi novel The Banished and his artistic perspective as examples, Gardner will offer inspiration and practical insights for aspiring writers and science fiction fans alike. The workshop is free and open to the public, with first-come, first-served seating that may be limited. Copies of his book will be available for purchase after the presentation.

Las Vegas PRIDE Skate Night

Las Vegas PRIDE Skate Night brings the community together for a fun, substance-free evening of skating at Crystal Palace Rancho, hosted by Las Vegas PRIDE and PACT Coalition. From 7 to 9 p.m., attendees can enjoy admission for just $5 per person, with skating, two slices of pizza, and a juice box included. Everyone entering the venue, including parents and spectators, must have a ticket, and tickets are expected to sell out before the event, making advance purchase a good idea.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

tuesday, october 13, 2026

Raiders Tackle Cancer: Community Screening Event

The Las Vegas Raiders and American Cancer Society are teaming up for Raiders Tackle Cancer, a free community screening and wellness event as part of the NFL’s Crucial Catch initiative. Stop by the West Las Vegas Library to learn about early cancer detection, connect with health resources, and access screening services, including skin cancer screenings from Las Vegas Dermatology and breast cancer screenings through Nevada Health Centers’ Mammovan. The American Red Cross will also offer blood donations and sickle cell trait testing. Guests can enjoy interactive Raiders activities, appearances by the Raiderettes, giveaways, and family-friendly activities while supporting an important community health initiative. Free and open to the public, with prizes and giveaways available while supplies last.

De Colores Community Coloring Book

Join the community at East Las Vegas Library for De Colores Community Coloring Book, a creative gathering where artists of all ages can express themselves through art. Participants can share their stories, dreams, and doodles while creating an original page for a community coloring book using digital tools or traditional paper and pencil. It is a fun opportunity to explore your creativity, connect with fellow community members, and contribute artwork that will inspire others. The finished coloring book will be available digitally to participants and library users. The event takes place October 13 from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM in the Built from Scratch Multimedia Lab at East Las Vegas Library.

Family Night: Loteria

Family Night: Loteria invites families to Enterprise Library for a free evening of fun featuring the classic Mexican game of Loteria, often compared to bingo. Learn how to play, enjoy some friendly competition, spend quality time together, and win prizes along the way. Open to all ages and experience levels, this community gathering is a great way to introduce kids to a beloved cultural tradition while enjoying an affordable family outing. The event takes place October 13 from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Story Room. Tickets will be distributed at the Information Desk starting at 4:30 p.m., and seating is first-come, first-served, with limited space available.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Vegas Is Dead: The Comedy Show That Kills

Vegas is Dead is a recurring comedy showcase hosted at Sliced Pizza LV in Las Vegas, created by Kevin Midas and featuring a rotating lineup of local talent and visiting comedians. The show leans into a playful, edgy theme while aiming to highlight the growing strength of the Vegas comedy scene, with organizers confident the city is on the verge of a major comedy boom. Guests can arrive early to socialize and meet others before the show begins, making it both a comedy event and a casual community gathering centered around laughter and connection.

wednesday, october 14, 2026

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise is a free mat Pilates class held every Wednesday from 6 to 7 a.m. on the rooftop of Parking Structure 3 at 6835 Ruby Duncan St. in Las Vegas. The class is open to adults 18 and older, with walk-ins welcome, though sign-ups are recommended as classes often reach capacity. Participants should bring their own mat, towel, and water.

Fall Giant Student Farmers Market

The Green Our Planet Giant Student Farmers Market returns to the Clark County Government Center on October 14, 2026, giving the community a chance to support local student entrepreneurs while shopping for freshly grown produce and handcrafted goods. Students from participating Clark County School District schools will showcase what they have learned through STEM garden and hydroponics programs, with all profits reinvested into school garden programs. Stop by to shop local, encourage young entrepreneurs, and help support hands-on learning in school gardens. The market runs from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Clark County Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Walgreens Hiring Event

The Walgreens Hiring Event takes place Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the EmployNV Career Hub, 3405 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas. The free, public event offers opportunities with Walgreens across the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding area. Attendees are encouraged to bring a resume, and no ticket or registration is required.

The Great Rainbow Library Pumpkin Patch

The Great Rainbow Library Pumpkin Patch brings family-friendly fall fun to Rainbow Library on Oct. 14 from 4-6 p.m. Children can wear their favorite costumes, pick a pumpkin to decorate and take home, explore a spooky StoryWalk adventure, visit the haunted bus, and enjoy dancing, festive music and fall-themed photo opportunities at the Pumpkin Patch. The event is free and open to the public, with pumpkins and other supplies available while they last.

Fiesta Folklorico: A Celebration of Culture and Dance

Fiesta Folklorico will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a vibrant cultural dance performance by Danzantes del Puerto on Wednesday, October 14, from 5:30pm to 7:00pm at the West Las Vegas Library. The performance will showcase traditional dances from Mexican states including Jalisco, Sinaloa, and Nayarit, highlighting the diverse Indigenous, European, and African influences that have shaped Mexico’s rich dance traditions. The event is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis and potentially limited.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas: Prevail Night Time Market, Stars on the Lake, The Perfect Paws

The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host a Night Time Market on October 14 from 6–9 PM, giving visitors an opportunity to browse local vendors and enjoy an evening at the waterfront. The event will also feature Stars on the Lake live entertainment, along with The Perfect Paws fall pet fashion show at 8 PM. The pet-focused portion of the evening adds a seasonal and family-friendly element, making this a fun community event for shoppers, music fans and those looking to bring their four-legged friends out for an evening at The Village.

Sip and Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV

Sip & Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV is a weekly Wednesday night sip-and-paint event at Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas, perfect for date nights, girls nights out, or a creative evening with friends. Guests can follow along with step-by-step painting instructions or create their own artwork while enjoying a complimentary cocktail provided by the venue sponsor. The event is for guests 21 and older with valid ID, and walk-ins are welcome. The class takes place on the porch at Oak & Ivy or on the second floor above Oak & Ivy.

thursday, october 15, 2026

Garden with the Desert Gardeners of the Nevada Garden Clubs

Spend a sunny morning giving back to the community at the Nevada Garden Clubs building and rose garden with the Desert Gardeners of Las Vegas. Volunteers will work alongside experienced club members to prune, plant, weed, and help maintain this beautiful green space while picking up practical desert gardening tips and meeting fellow locals. It’s a rewarding way to get outdoors, get your hands dirty, and help keep one of Las Vegas’s green spaces thriving. Thursday, October 15, 8–10 a.m. Visit the Nevada Garden Clubs website for volunteer details. Please note that this opportunity is organized by the Desert Gardeners of Las Vegas, not Get Outdoors Nevada.

Farmers Market (Green Valley Ranch)

The weekly Farmers Market at The District at Green Valley Ranch takes place every Thursday from 9am to 1pm and welcomes the Henderson community to shop for a vibrant selection of freshly harvested produce, featuring a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables in a lively, community-focused setting.

Farmers Market (Montagna Park)

The Farmers Market at Montagna Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Montagna Park on Via Altamira, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

Lote, Lote, Lote... Loteria!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at ¡Lote, Lote, Lote... Lotería!, a fun evening at East Las Vegas Library on October 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. Join the community for a lively game of traditional Mexican lotería, a bingo-style game played with illustrated cards, where you can enjoy some friendly competition, share laughs, and try your luck at winning prizes while supplies last. The event takes place in Multipurpose Room 1 and offers a welcoming way to celebrate Hispanic culture while spending time with fellow community members.

Library Spotlight: Line Dancing

Join the fun at Library Spotlight: Line Dancing at James I. Gibson Library in Henderson on October 15 from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. This adults-only program is a chance to get moving, socialize, and try something different in a relaxed community setting. Bring a friend or come on your own and enjoy a lively evening at the library. Open to ages 18 and older, with limited space available. Admission is first-come, first-served, and passes can be picked up at the customer service desk 30 minutes before the program, with one pass per person present.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Spooky Houses: Decorate your own haunted house!

Get into the Halloween spirit at Spooky Houses: Decorate Your Own Haunted House! on October 15 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Participants can let their creativity run wild as they design their own spooky Halloween scene using edible decorations. This hands-on activity is a fun way to enjoy some seasonal creativity and make a festive creation to celebrate the holiday. The cost is $5 per person, and all participating parents and children must be enrolled. The activity is intended for ages 12 and up, and children under 12 must be supervised by an adult.

National Geographic Live: An Evening with Steve Winter & Sharon Guynup

Join National Geographic photographer Steve Winter and environmental journalist Sharon Guynup at Summerlin Library for a free evening exploring the beauty and challenges facing the world’s big cats. Through 170 stunning photographs from their book Big Cats, the award-winning National Geographic Explorers will take audiences from the jaguars of Brazil to the snow leopards of the Himalayas, sharing stories from their expeditions and revealing how their photography and investigative reporting have helped fight wildlife trafficking and advance conservation efforts. Animal lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone interested in protecting endangered species can enjoy an inspiring behind-the-scenes look at the people and stories helping make a difference for wildlife. The event runs from 7 to 8:15 p.m. on October 15 in the Summerlin Library Theater. Admission is free, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.

friday, october 16, 2026

Country Honky-Tonk Yoga: Saddle Up and Stretch

Country Honky-Tonk Yoga invites participants to kick off their boots and enjoy a beginner-friendly yoga session set to a soundtrack of country favorites, from classic hits to modern tunes. Led by LV Yoga Therapy, this free class at Windmill Library combines energizing and grounding poses with mindful breathing to help build balance, strength, and flexibility. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive, judgment-free environment. Bring a yoga mat, towel, and water, and arrive early since space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Fall Mountain Music Weekend at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar: Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Farmers Market (Fox Ridge Park)

The Farmers Market at Fox Ridge Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every 1st and 3rd Fridays of Every Month from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Fox Ridge Park on 420 N. Valle Verde Dr, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

Makers & Music at Tivoli Village: Jan Jan & the Gentlemen

Spend Friday evening at Tivoli Village with Makers & Music, featuring Las Vegas singer-songwriter Jan Jan and her band, Jan Jan & The Gentlemen. Jan Rachel Sicam performs under the name Jan Jan and is known for playful, romantic songwriting influenced by artists ranging from The Carpenters to Regina Spektor and Kacey Musgraves. Her band is a modern eclectic pop group that grew out of her first Las Vegas residency, bringing original songs and reimagined covers to the stage. The music accompanies an evening of local makers, food, craft activities, and community gathering from 5 to 9 p.m.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Hall-O-Breeze

HallOBreeze is a family-friendly Halloween event featuring a Trick-or-Treat Trail, inflatables, trunk-or-treat games, and more for an evening of seasonal fun. The event takes place from 6 to 8 p.m., with entry priced at $2 per person and children under 5 admitted free. Registration is required, making this a low-cost option for families looking to enjoy Halloween activities together.

Dreadful Craft at Afterlife Tea and Boba Room

Get into the Halloween spirit at Dreadful Craft on October 16 from 6–8 p.m. at Afterlife Tea and Boba Room, where you can sew your own spooky felt plushie and choose between a bat, cat, or ghost. The $26 ticket includes all crafting materials, a mini sewing kit, felt, fabric and stuffing, plus a large drink, sticker, and a chance to win raffle prizes. With limited tickets available, this hands-on craft night is a fun way to get creative, make a cute Halloween keepsake, and spend an evening supporting a local community-focused boba shop. Afterlife Tea and Boba Room is a 100% vegan cafe that regularly hosts community events and supports local artists.

Trick or Treat Fest Las Vegas

Trick or Treat Fest Las Vegas brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Clark County Museum in Henderson on October 16 and 17 from 6 to 10 p.m. Guests can trick-or-treat through the museum’s historic homes along Heritage Street while enjoying Halloween-themed games, costume contests, music, live entertainment, photo opportunities and other festive activities. The all-ages event offers a fun way to celebrate Halloween while exploring some of Southern Nevada’s history, with costumes encouraged and a festive atmosphere designed to be more whimsical than frightening. Admission is $15.

saturday, october 17, 2026

Lake Las Vegas Dragon Boat Festival

Head to The Village at Lake Las Vegas on October 17 for a full day of dragon boat racing on the lake. The festival features community, corporate, club, youth, breast cancer survivor, and ParaDragon teams competing in races ranging from 200 meters to 2,000 meters, with the first races scheduled for 8:30 AM and championship races continuing into the afternoon. Spectators can watch teams paddle traditional dragon boats in close competition, including local community teams and athletes traveling from outside the Las Vegas area. The event is free to watch, and The Village at Lake Las Vegas offers a waterfront setting with restaurants and other businesses nearby. The festival runs from 8 AM to 5 PM, although individual race times may vary throughout the day. Team registration is sold out for 2026, but spectators are welcome to attend.

Farmers Market (Summerlin)

The Summerlin Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at The Pavilion at Downtown Summerlin, offering a wide selection of fresh and locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from the Southwest, including citrus, avocados, leafy greens, squash, strawberries, and more, along with fresh-cut flowers and bedding plants. The market also features authentic European-style breads and cakes, local pastries, pasta, nuts, salad mixes, and other specialty items, making it a great weekly stop for fresh food and local flavors.

Henderson Farmers Market (Cornerstone Park)

The Henderson Farmers Market at Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Pkwy., offers a relaxed Saturday outing where you can shop for fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade products, and other specialty items from a rotating group of local vendors. The year-round market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It is a good option for picking up fresh ingredients, discovering local makers, and supporting small businesses while enjoying a community market atmosphere. The market will be closed November 28, and December 26, 2026, and vendors are subject to change.

Henderson Shines Community Cleanup

Henderson Shines is a free annual community cleanup and recycling event where residents can responsibly dispose of household hazardous materials and unwanted items. Bring paint, oil, batteries, pesticides, e-waste, paper for shredding, clothing, household goods, toys, books, pet food and other accepted items to the M Resort overflow parking lot on Saturday, October 17, from 9am to 1pm. Items will be collected for proper disposal, recycling or donation through local organizations, making this a convenient way to clear out garages and closets while helping keep the community and environment cleaner. Capacity is limited and the event will end promptly at 1pm, so residents are encouraged to arrive early.

Paws & Poses Puppy Yoga

Paws & Poses Puppy Yoga brings together wellness, community connections, and adorable puppies for a fun Saturday morning at Tivoli Village on October 17 from 9:00 to 11:30 AM. Hosted in partnership with Women United of United Way of Southern Nevada and Lexicon Bank, the event begins with check-in and networking at Lexicon Bank, followed by a puppy yoga session in The Piazza from 9:45 to 10:45 AM. Stick around afterward for refreshments, more networking, raffles, and giveaways while supporting a community-focused partnership. Space is limited, so advance reservations are encouraged.

Pleistocene Palooza

Discover the Ice Age history of Southern Nevada at Pleistocene Palooza, a free, family-friendly National Fossil Day celebration at Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. Meet real scientists, get an up-close look at fossils dating back 12,500 to 100,000 years, participate in the Junior Paleontologist Program, and encounter live animals while learning about the ancient creatures and changing landscapes that shaped the region. With hands-on activities for all ages and a dog-friendly atmosphere, this is a fun opportunity to explore local natural history and uncover the prehistoric past right here in Las Vegas. The event takes place Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Durango Loop Trailhead near Durango Drive and Moccasin Road. Admission is free.

Las Vegas Book Festival 2026

The 25th annual Las Vegas Book Festival returns Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Historic Fifth Street School in downtown Las Vegas. Nevada’s largest literary event, the festival is free and open to all ages, bringing thousands of readers, families and writers together for a day of author discussions, panels, book signings, readings, workshops and special presentations. Featured authors include Tony Weaver Jr., Natalie Baszile, Jon Ralston, Ayana Gray, Clarence A. Haynes, Kimberly Lemming, Meghan Le Fay, Vanessa L. Torres and Yasmin Angoe, with topics spanning genres such as Las Vegas history, politics, science fiction, mystery, children’s literature and young adult fiction. Families can visit the Library Corner for live readings, illustrator demonstrations and interactive activities, while dozens of independent vendors will offer books, artwork, handcrafted goods and literary merchandise alongside food trucks. The festival also features the Spark! Youth Poetry Competition for Clark County students in grades 9–12, making it a free opportunity for the local community to discover new authors, enjoy creative activities and celebrate reading and lifelong learning together.

Henderson Bluegrass 2026

Henderson Bluegrass returns to Water Street Plaza on October 17, 2026, for a free, family-friendly day of live bluegrass music, local food vendors, and outdoor fun. The event features performances by Sister Sadie, Authentic Unlimited, East Nash Grass, Tray Wellington Band, The Cody Sisters, Kristy Cox & Grasstime, and Old Time Fiddlers. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets, grab a bite from local food vendors, and enjoy nonstop music throughout the day.

Space Yacht: What The Duck Pool Party | Marquee Las Vegas

WHAT THE DUCK brings a playful fall pool party to Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan on October 17, with the climate-controlled Dome kept at 85 degrees for a warm poolside experience even as temperatures cool down. The event features a set from BIJOU, more than 1,500 rubber ducks, giant 5-foot ducks, immersive video mapping, and VIP cabanas with private infinity-edge dipping pools. It offers a fun option for locals looking for something different to do during the fall season in Las Vegas.

The Makers Hive Market at The District Green Valley

The Makers Hive Market is bringing a lively afternoon of local shopping to The District at Green Valley Ranch on October 17, with more than 80 local makers and small businesses offering handmade goods, vintage finds, art, jewelry, clothing, home décor, gifts, treats, and more. Visitors can browse the market while enjoying live music by DJ 1 Paolo from 11 AM to 4 PM, with plenty of nearby dining and space to make an afternoon of it. Admission is free, and the market is family- and pet-friendly.

Fall-O-Ween Fair at Enterprise Library

Celebrate spooky season at the Fall-O-Ween Fair at Enterprise Library on Saturday, October 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This free, all-ages event features carnival games and prizes, face painting, cotton candy, roving magic with magician Greg Dow, appearances by Miss Fairy G, balloon twisting, and Shadow Puppet Players performances. Get creative with seasonal crafts, including Q-tip tree painting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and ghost suncatchers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Costumes are encouraged, so come dressed for the occasion and stick around for the costume contest at 3 p.m. at Enterprise Library, located at 8310 S. Las Vegas Boulevard. Free and open to the public; costume weapons are not permitted.

Las Vegas PRIDE Festival 2026

Las Vegas PRIDE Festival is an all-ages celebration of love, diversity, and community taking place at the Desert Breeze Events Center. Attendees can enjoy a full day of live entertainment, food, activities, and opportunities to connect with the LGBTQIA+ community, along with friends, families, and allies in a welcoming and inclusive environment. The festival features a family-friendly atmosphere until the evening, followed by PRIDE After Dark with performances intended for mature audiences. This year's theme, Rise, Resist, Rejoice!, highlights unity, resilience, and celebration, with proceeds supporting the Southern Nevada Association of PRIDE, a local nonprofit that has served the community for more than four decades.

Fall Mountain Music Weekend at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar: Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Nopalitos Workshop at the Winchester cultural center

The free Nopalitos Workshop on October 17 invites the community to learn more about nopalitos, the tender edible pads of the prickly pear cactus, with a hands-on introduction to growing and cooking them. Held from 1–3 p.m. at the Winchester Dondero Cultural Center, the workshop offers a fun way to pick up practical gardening and cooking skills while exploring a traditional ingredient, with participation available while supplies last. The center is a Clark County community hub that offers a variety of arts, cultural, educational and gardening programs throughout the year.

Brews Best Beer Garden

Brews Best Beer Garden takes over Town Square Las Vegas on October 17 for an afternoon of craft beer, live entertainment, games, and community fun benefiting New Vista. Guests can enjoy 30+ unlimited pours from local craft brewers and nationally recognized breweries, including seasonal beers, specialty releases, and classic styles, while each ticket includes a souvenir tasting glass and festival tasting guide. VIP admission offers one-hour early entry, and proceeds support New Vista’s work helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live more independent, fulfilling lives. General admission is $40 in advance ($50 day of), while VIP is $50 ($60 day of).

Celebrando Nuestra Cultura! A Clark County Latino Cultural Festival

¡Celebrando Nuestra Cultura! is a free community festival celebrating Latino culture, traditions and contributions, taking place at the Clark County Government Center Amphitheater. The event will feature folklórico performances, live music, cultural exhibitions, raffles, Latino community organizations, free food while supplies last, face painting and a balloon artist. Families can bring blankets for picnic-style seating and enjoy the evening together under the stars.

Fall Florals Paint Party

Enjoy a creative fall afternoon at the Fall Florals Paint Party on Saturday, October 17, from 3 to 5 p.m. at The Coffee Press in Henderson, right beside Paseo Verde Library. Hosted by Victoria of My Happy Hands Creatives, this beginner-friendly painting session includes an 11-by-14-inch pre-sketched canvas, all painting supplies, step-by-step guidance, and a medium drink of your choice for $40 per person. No painting experience is needed, making it a fun way to try something new, unwind, and connect with others while creating your own fall-inspired floral artwork. Participants can also enjoy a 20% discount on additional drinks and pastries, with purchases supporting the local cafe hosting the gathering.

6th Annual Neon Dog Walk

Bring your four-legged friends to the 6th Annual Neon Dog Walk on October 17 at Silverado Ranch Park for an afternoon of glowing outfits, local vendors, food trucks, and fun for a good cause. Hosted by Nevada SPCA, this family-friendly fundraiser features dog agility demonstrations, pet-themed activities, DIY bandanas, a craft beer and wine garden, and playful contests including Best in Glow, pet tricks, and owner-dog look-alikes. Browse the Neon Village, enjoy local eats, and compete for prizes while supporting Nevada SPCA’s mission to save homeless pets across Southern Nevada. The event runs from 3 to 7 p.m., with proceeds benefiting animals in need.

Spooky Springs 2026

Spooky Springs is an annual family-friendly Halloween celebration hosted by Clark County Parks and Recreation and Commissioner Justin Jones, featuring outdoor activities, a haunted house, swimming, a movie, food and drinks, and a costume contest with prizes. The event begins at 4 PM with outdoor activities and the haunted house, followed by swimming at 5 PM and a movie at 6 PM. Pre-registration is available from September 1 at 7 AM through October 16 at 7 PM, with fees of $5 for adults, $4 for children ages 3 and up, and $3 for seniors ages 55 and up. Day-of registration costs $8 for adults, $6 for children, and $4 for seniors.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Pet Market Unleashed at the UnCommons

Pet Market Unleashed brings a fun fall evening for Las Vegas pet lovers to UnCommons on October 17 from 6–9 PM, combining local pet-focused artisans and vendors with pet portraits, a costume contest with prizes, animal adoptions, and opportunities to support local shelters and animal-focused causes. The event takes place alongside UnCommon Harvest, so visitors can also enjoy the seasonal atmosphere, pumpkin displays, games, local vendors, fall food and drinks, and live music throughout the evening.

Trick or Treat Fest Las Vegas

Trick or Treat Fest Las Vegas brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Clark County Museum in Henderson on October 16 and 17 from 6 to 10 p.m. Guests can trick-or-treat through the museum’s historic homes along Heritage Street while enjoying Halloween-themed games, costume contests, music, live entertainment, photo opportunities and other festive activities. The all-ages event offers a fun way to celebrate Halloween while exploring some of Southern Nevada’s history, with costumes encouraged and a festive atmosphere designed to be more whimsical than frightening. Admission is $15.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas October Concert Series: Brandon Brigham and the Standards

The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host an outdoor concert series throughout October 2026, with live music every Saturday from October 3 through 31 along the waterfront. The concerts are open to the public, with guests welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets and pets welcome to join them. On October 17, Brandon Brigham and the Standards will perform from 7–10 p.m., featuring classic standards, crooner favorites, and modern hits with a sophisticated twist. Guests can also enjoy the waterfront scenery and nearby dining, with free parking available in the Hilton Garage. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted.

Julius Caesar: Presented by Nevada Shakespeare Festival

The Nevada Shakespeare Festival brings a playful, fast-paced twist to Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar at West Charleston Library. Five actors take on an entire empire in this inventive production filled with physical comedy, striking puppetry, rapid costume changes, and a modern take on the political power struggles, loyalty, and betrayal that lead to Caesar’s downfall. Whether you’re a longtime Shakespeare fan or new to his work, this lively performance offers an entertaining way to experience a classic play. The show runs from 7 to 8:15 p.m. and is free and open to the public, with first-come, first-served seating that may be limited.

sunday, october 18, 2026

the Big Sit

Join Red Rock Audubon for the return of the Big Sit at Floyd Lamb Park on Sunday, October 18, from 7 to 10 a.m. during the peak of fall bird migration in the West. This relaxed, come-and-go gathering is a great opportunity for birders of all experience levels to enjoy the outdoors, meet fellow nature enthusiasts, and spot a variety of local and migrating birds. Settle in near the picnic tables between Tule Lake and Cottonwood Lake, where you may see wading birds, waterfowl, warblers, hummingbirds, flycatchers, and even occasional mountain species. Red Rock Audubon volunteers will have guidebooks available to help identify birds, making this a welcoming outing for beginners and experienced birders alike. No registration is required, so bring binoculars or a camera, water, snacks, and a picnic blanket or chair, and enjoy a peaceful morning connecting with nature.

Farmers Market (UnCommons)

Every Sunday from 10am to 2pm, UnCommons hosts the Las Vegas Farmers Market, bringing together the same beloved vendors and team known for their popular markets at Downtown Summerlin and The District at Green Valley Ranch. Shoppers can explore a diverse selection of fresh seasonal produce, freshly baked goods, locally made sauces, handcrafted gifts, and more, all while supporting local farmers and small businesses. This weekly market fosters strong community connections and highlights the value of locally sourced food in a vibrant, welcoming setting.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

Market In the Alley at the Arts District

Market in the Alley returns to the Arts District with four dates on September 20, October 18, November 28 for Small Business Saturday, and December 20, from 10 AM to 5 PM. Visitors can shop local and support small businesses while browsing art, handmade goods, food purveyors, and vintage finds, with live DJ music adding to the atmosphere.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas: Prevail Farmers Market and Stars on the Lake

On October 18, The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host the Prevail Farmers Market and Stars on the Lake from 10 AM to 2 PM. The lakeside market features local vendors, fresh produce, handcrafted goods and other finds, along with live music from up-and-coming artists as part of Stars on the Lake. Visitors can also enjoy the Village’s waterfront setting, shopping and dining, with free parking available at the Hilton garage and pets welcome.

Tofu Tees Retro Pumpkin Workshop

Join Tofu Tees at Market in the Alley in the Las Vegas Arts District for a fall shopping outing with a creative twist! Stop by the Retro Pumpkin Workshop to paint a pumpkin with a fun, vintage-inspired design, with all materials provided. While there, browse local artisans, handmade goods, vintage finds, and other unique items at this community-focused market celebrating Las Vegas makers and small businesses. The event takes place Sunday, October 18, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1326 S Main St. in downtown Las Vegas. Workshop tickets start at $16.

Best Dam Country Jam Music Festival at Boulder City

Spend the day in Boulder City at the Best Dam Country Jam, a family-friendly festival featuring local food and drink vendors, and an afternoon of live country music from 4 to 8 p.m. The lineup includes Dez Hoston, The Rhyolite Sound, and Zach Ryan & The Boys, bringing everything from modern and outlaw country to honky tonk, rockabilly, blues, and classic rock. With $25 admission and free entry for kids 12 and under, it is an easy way to enjoy some live music, good food, and a fun day out with the family.

Fall Mountain Music Weekend at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar: Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Delilah’s Dead: Grateful Sundays Live at Copa Room

Delilah’s Dead brings Grateful Sundays to the Copa Room at Tuscany Suites & Casino on Sunday, October 18, from 4 to 8 p.m., with doors opening at 3:30 p.m. The free, all-ages afternoon features the Las Vegas band performing soulful, jam-driven music inspired by the Grateful Dead, giving locals a chance to enjoy live music, meet up with friends, and unwind together. Free parking makes it easy to stop by and enjoy the show, while VIP tables with bar credit are available for those looking for a more comfortable experience.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Last House with Camden West

Last House, featuring Jeanette Jurado of Exposé, will perform a free Sunday night show at The Dustland on October 18, 2026, with Nashville artist Camden West opening the evening. The show will feature a mix of powerhouse vocals, rock, pop, and throwback energy. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM, and the event is for ages 21 and over.

monday, october 19, 2026

Behind the Tape: A look at the FBI's Evidence Response Team

Discover the science behind crime scene investigations at Behind the Tape, a presentation exploring the work of the FBI’s specialized Evidence Response Team (ERT). Learn how forensic experts use techniques such as fingerprint and DNA analysis, crime scene photography, mapping, and evidence recovery to locate, document, and preserve crucial clues. This behind-the-scenes look at forensic science offers an engaging opportunity to learn how investigators piece together evidence to help solve cases. The event takes place Monday, October 19, from 4 to 5 p.m. at Windmill Library in the meeting room.

Sunrise Chess Club

Sunrise Chess Club invites adults and teens ages 12 and up to enjoy a relaxed afternoon of chess at Sunrise Library on October 19 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Whether you’re a beginner learning the game or an experienced player looking for a friendly match, you’re welcome to come solo or bring a friend and get paired up with fellow chess enthusiasts. The meetup is free and open to the public, with no registration required. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Square Dancing at Windmill Library

Learn the basics of Modern Western Square Dancing at Windmill Library with Caller John leading this fun, interactive class. Whether you are looking to try a new activity, get moving, or meet people in your community, this is a welcoming opportunity to learn traditional group dancing and enjoy an active evening together. Join the class on October 19 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the library’s Meeting Room.

Monday Acoustic Series: Dan Mitros

The Monday Acoustic Series at The Dustland brings an evening of live music to the Las Vegas Arts District with a free acoustic performance by Dan Mitros. Stop by for a relaxed, intimate set, grab a drink, and enjoy live music in a laid-back neighborhood atmosphere. The performance runs from 6 to 8 PM, making it a nice way to unwind and enjoy a night out without spending money on admission. This event is for guests ages 21 and older.

MEAN MONDAYS | UNO Game Night Out: Cards, Connections & Chaos!

Mean Mondays at Natural 21 Game Lounge in Henderson is a free social game night featuring hosted UNO and Ultimate Palace games in a fun, competitive atmosphere. Players can join high-energy UNO tables, learn Ultimate Palace, meet new people, and enjoy a little friendly chaos. The event takes place Monday, October 19, from 7 to 9 p.m., with entry to the Mean Mondays game section included while the lounge remains open to the public. RSVP is recommended because spots are limited.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

tuesday, october 20, 2026

Checkmate Chess Club

The Checkmate Chess Club meets Tuesday, October 20, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the lobby of the Clark County Library for a friendly afternoon of chess. Players of all skill levels are welcome to enjoy casual, non-rated games, whether they are learning the basics or looking for a competitive match. The library provides chessboards and pieces, or participants can bring their own equipment. This free, open-to-the-public gathering is a great way to sharpen your strategy, meet fellow chess enthusiasts, and enjoy a little friendly competition. No reservation is required.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Solo Recording 101: Learn to Record at the Westside Studio

Solo Recording 101 is a free introductory class at the West Las Vegas Library on October 20 from 6–7 p.m. that teaches aspiring musicians and home recording enthusiasts the basics of using a recording studio. Held in the Westside Studio, the session covers working with a digital audio workstation, connecting and testing a microphone, understanding signal flow and gain structure, and recording and playing back audio. Completing the class gives participants access to reserve the studio for their own recording sessions, making it a great opportunity to develop new skills, explore music production, and take the first step toward creating original music. Registration is required, and participants who cannot attend after registering should cancel their reservation to avoid a one-month restriction on future bookings.

Train Together: A Municipal Community Workout

Join Municipal Gym at The Lawn in Downtown Summerlin for Train Together, a free outdoor community workout on October 20 from 6 to 7 p.m. This energizing group fitness session offers a chance to get moving, enjoy the outdoors, and meet fellow fitness enthusiasts while getting a first look at the training and wellness community coming soon to Summerlin. Bring workout clothes, a yoga mat, a sweat towel, and water, and enjoy an active evening connecting with others in the local community.

wednesday, october 21, 2026

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise is a free mat Pilates class held every Wednesday from 6 to 7 a.m. on the rooftop of Parking Structure 3 at 6835 Ruby Duncan St. in Las Vegas. The class is open to adults 18 and older, with walk-ins welcome, though sign-ups are recommended as classes often reach capacity. Participants should bring their own mat, towel, and water.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The Cello Doll: A Halloween-Themed Cello Performance

The Cello Doll brings a spooky musical experience to Windmill Library with The Haunted Doll Tour, a Halloween-themed cello performance featuring cinematic covers, eerie classical favorites, and haunting original compositions. Las Vegas-based cellist and composer Carolyn Regula, who performs as The Cello Doll, blends classical training with darker, alternative musical influences to create a distinctive sound for fans of atmospheric music. Channel your inner Wednesday Addams and enjoy a gothic, Halloween-inspired concert suitable for all ages. The performance takes place Wednesday, October 21, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Windmill Library Auditorium. Admission is free, and seating is first-come, first-served and may be limited.

Whiskey & Wine Wednesday

Whiskey & Wine Wednesday brings an evening of drink specials to Downtown Container Park, with options for whiskey, wine and more. Stop by Oak & Ivy for a $30 rotating whiskey flight, enjoy wine specials at Bin 702, or head to Downtown Terrace for Power Hour from 6 to 7 p.m., featuring bottomless draft beer, mimosas, house margaritas or sangria with a $15 food order. It is a fun way to unwind midweek, explore the park’s bars and restaurants, and enjoy an evening out in downtown Las Vegas. The event runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on October 21 at Downtown Container Park’s Stage and Lawn.

Sip and Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV

Sip & Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV is a weekly Wednesday night sip-and-paint event at Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas, perfect for date nights, girls nights out, or a creative evening with friends. Guests can follow along with step-by-step painting instructions or create their own artwork while enjoying a complimentary cocktail provided by the venue sponsor. The event is for guests 21 and older with valid ID, and walk-ins are welcome. The class takes place on the porch at Oak & Ivy or on the second floor above Oak & Ivy.

thursday, october 22, 2026

Farmers Market (Green Valley Ranch)

The weekly Farmers Market at The District at Green Valley Ranch takes place every Thursday from 9am to 1pm and welcomes the Henderson community to shop for a vibrant selection of freshly harvested produce, featuring a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables in a lively, community-focused setting.

Aliante Park Native Habitat Garden Maintenance

Help keep Las Vegas’ desert landscape healthy at the Aliante Park Native Habitat Garden Maintenance volunteer event hosted by Get Outdoors Nevada on October 22, 2026, from 9 a.m. to noon. Volunteers will work together on seasonal garden tasks such as pruning, weeding, planting, harvesting seeds, and picking up litter. These hands-on efforts help native plants thrive, support pollinators, conserve water, and reduce urban heat. No gardening experience is needed, and gloves, tools, and training will be provided, making this a welcoming opportunity to get outdoors, meet fellow community members, and make a positive difference for the local environment.

Madman: The OZZY Experience

Madman - The OZZY Experience brings the music and energy of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath to the Copa Room at Tuscany Suites & Casinos in Las Vegas. Featuring a lineup of veteran Las Vegas musicians, this high-energy tribute concert recreates the legendary sound and stage presence of the Prince of Darkness, covering classic Black Sabbath songs as well as Ozzy’s successful solo career. With authentic vocals, powerful guitar riffs, and impressive stage production, the performance celebrates the many eras of Ozzy Osbourne’s heavy metal legacy.

Farmers Market (Las Vegas Civic Center)

The Las Vegas Civic Center will host a farmers market every second and fourth Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Dec. 10, 2026, at the outdoor plaza at 525 S. Main St., across from Las Vegas City Hall. The market will feature a new produce stand operated by the Clark County Farmers Market, along with local farms, food trucks, artists, and other vendors.

Lunchtime Concert Series: Heroine Honey

Enjoy a midday break with live music at the Las Vegas Civic Center Lunchtime Concert Series featuring Heroine Honey, a Las Vegas-based, female-fronted alternative rock band known for its powerful vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and '90s-inspired sound. Drawing inspiration from bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and The Beatles, Heroine Honey blends nostalgic rock with original songs and atmospheric melodies. Bring your lunch break outdoors, grab something to eat from the featured food trucks, and relax at a table or spread out a blanket on the lawn. The concert is free and open to all ages. Low-back chairs and blankets are welcome, but glass containers and pets are not permitted.

Farmers Market (Montagna Park)

The Farmers Market at Montagna Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Montagna Park on Via Altamira, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Wicked Whitney

Wicked Whitney is a free, family-friendly Halloween event at Whitney Recreation Center on October 22 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The evening will feature trunk-or-treat-style activities, carnival games, music, art, kids activities, costumes and free candy, with $1 refreshments available. No registration is required, making it an easy way for local families to enjoy a fun Halloween evening together.

Torrey Pines Halloween celebration

Bring the whole family to the free Torrey Pines Halloween Celebration with Clark County Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick for an evening of spooky-season fun! Enjoy live music, food and drinks, interactive games, and Halloween treats while supplies last. It’s a fun opportunity to get into the Halloween spirit and spend time with neighbors at this family-friendly community gathering. The event takes place October 22 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Torrey Pines Resource Community Center, Building C, at 2900 Torrey Pines Drive.

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve takes place October 22–25, 2026, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., with Springs Preserve members receiving exclusive early entry beginning at 4 p.m. This family-friendly outdoor Halloween event features trick-or-treat stations, crafts, food trucks, and spooky characters throughout the Boo-tanical Garden. Admission starts at $14 for non-members ages 3 and older, with discounts or free admission available for members, while children 2 and younger attend free. Reservations are required, and tickets must be purchased online in advance as attendance is limited and the event is expected to sell out. Guests should note that full-face costume masks are prohibited for adults 18 and older, all attendees will undergo metal detector screening, and the Springs Preserve is a cashless venue.

Flamingo Film Club: The Exorcist

Join the Flamingo Film Club at Clark County Library for a monthly movie discussion where film lovers can share their opinions, explore movies from different eras and genres, and enjoy lively conversation with fellow movie fans. The October 22 meeting will focus on The Exorcist (1973), the classic R-rated horror film directed by William Friedkin, with a runtime of 2 hours and 2 minutes. Discussions span everything from film noir and classic musicals to modern blockbusters, comedies, romances, and award-winning dramas. The gathering wraps up with a movie trivia round for a chance to win a Starbucks gift card. Whether you are a longtime film buff or simply enjoy talking about movies, everyone is welcome!

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents: The Taming of the Shrew

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents The Taming of the Shrew at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park. This free outdoor performance brings Shakespeare’s comedy of romance, gender roles, social expectations and materialism to life with plenty of wit, chaos and unexpected twists as Petruchio attempts to tame the sharp-tongued Katherine. The play is recommended for ages 10 and older and offers the community a chance to enjoy live theater in a local park setting.

friday, october 23, 2026

Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

The Market at Mountain Crest

The Market at Mountain Crest is a recurring farmers market that showcases local small businesses on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month at Mountain Crest Park on North Durango Drive. Each market highlights a different featured produce item, giving visitors a fresh reason to stop by while supporting local vendors and the community.

Haunt the Wetlands

Haunt the Wetlands invites visitors to experience Wetlands Park after dark with a haunted maze, Creatures of the Night, live creepy crawly critters, and a Mad Scientist’s Lair. The Nature Center, Exhibit Gallery, and Nature Store will also be open, though this is not a trick-or-treat event. Tickets are required for everyone ages 4 and older, including adults, and cost $6 in advance or $10 on the day of the event, with discounted tickets available through October 22. Children ages 0–3 are free, and tickets are nonrefundable. Visitors must select a ticket block for their arrival time at 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m., or 7 p.m., with no entry after 7:30 p.m.

Skellington Spooktacular

Skellington Spooktacular at Tivoli Village on Friday, October 23, from 5–9 PM is a family-friendly Halloween celebration featuring Trunk-or-Treat, the Makers Hive Market, live music, and local shopping. Guests can also meet Jack & Sally before enjoying an outdoor screening of The Nightmare Before Christmas under the stars. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their Halloween best and enjoy an evening of festive entertainment and spooky fun.

Makers & Music at Tivoli Village: Hal Savar

Hal Savar returns to Makers & Music for another Friday evening of live music at Tivoli Village. The Las Vegas singer-songwriter blends rock, blues, folk, and pop and is known for his energetic, interactive performances and original music. This date is also part of Tivoli Village’s Skellington’s Spooktacular, with Trunk-or-Treat, Halloween activities, photos with Jack Skellington and Sally, and a special showing of The Nightmare Before Christmas alongside the Makers Hive Market.

Día de los Muertos: Celebration & Concert

Día de los Muertos: Celebration & Concert takes place October 23 from 5 to 9pm at the Nevada State University James E. & Beverly Rodgers Student Center in Henderson. This free, family-friendly celebration honors ancestors and loved ones through cultural traditions, student and community-made ofrendas, traditional dance, art and live music, including a special performance by Las Cafeteras. It is an opportunity for the Las Vegas and Henderson community to come together and experience the color, music and traditions of Día de los Muertos.

Las Vegas Hot Air Balloon Festival

Head to Craig Ranch in North Las Vegas on October 23 or 24 for an evening of hot air balloons, family activities, food, vendors, and a nighttime glow and laser show. Gates open at 5 PM, giving you time to check out the festival food, craft and retail vendors, kids zone, DJ and entertainment, and even take a tethered hot air balloon ride for $35 per person, available onsite in limited quantities and weather permitting. Around 9 PM, the balloons light up for a glow and laser show featuring giant illuminated balloons, music-synchronized balloon burns, high-powered lasers, music, and a crowd countdown. General admission is $24.75 for adults and $13.12 for children ages 6–17, with kids 5 and under admitted free. Tickets are valid for the selected day only and do not include balloon rides, and parking is $10. Because hot air balloons are weather dependent, strong winds or other conditions may affect balloon setup, rides, or other activities. Tickets are non-refundable, but the event offers a fair weather guarantee: if you enter and the balloons do not set up, your ticket can be used the following day or at an affiliated Hot Air Balloon Festival.

Monster Mash at Crossing Church

Monster Mash brings a free Halloween celebration to The Crossing Church on Oct. 23 from 5–9 p.m. Families can come dressed in costume and enjoy an evening of trunk-or-treating, free candy, a costume contest, a haunted maze, a DJ, food trucks, and other Halloween activities. The event is presented by Clark County Parks & Recreation and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, making it a fun community option for families looking for a festive night of Halloween fun in southwest Las Vegas.

UNLV Art Walk

The annual UNLV Art Walk returns to the UNLV campus for a free evening celebrating Southern Nevada’s vibrant arts and culture scene. Explore the university’s fall art exhibitions and enjoy live music, dance performances, theater, film demonstrations, interactive activities and more as you stroll along the academic mall. This year’s Rebel Gold theme also celebrates the 50th anniversary of UNLV’s Department of Dance, with food tastings from local restaurants, a beer garden and wine tastings adding to the festivities. Open to the public, this community event is a great opportunity to discover local creativity and experience the arts in a lively campus setting. Admission and parking are free.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The Witches & Warlocks Costume Ball

The Witches & Warlocks Costume Ball at Whitney Senior Center is a Halloween celebration for adults ages 50 and older on October 23 at 5:30 p.m. Guests are invited to dress in their Halloween best and enjoy refreshments, festive activities, and a costume contest. The event costs $5, and registration begins September 28. The party will be held at Whitney Senior Center, 5712 E. Missouri Ave.

Spooky Trails Trunk or Treat

Spooky Trails Trunk or Treat brings a free evening of Halloween fun to Melvin Ennis Recreation Center on October 23 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Families can enjoy trunk-or-treating, candy, food and games in a neighborhood recreation center setting. Costumes are encouraged, making this a simple, family-friendly way to celebrate Halloween and enjoy some seasonal fun with the local community.

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve takes place October 22–25, 2026, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., with Springs Preserve members receiving exclusive early entry beginning at 4 p.m. This family-friendly outdoor Halloween event features trick-or-treat stations, crafts, food trucks, and spooky characters throughout the Boo-tanical Garden. Admission starts at $14 for non-members ages 3 and older, with discounts or free admission available for members, while children 2 and younger attend free. Reservations are required, and tickets must be purchased online in advance as attendance is limited and the event is expected to sell out. Guests should note that full-face costume masks are prohibited for adults 18 and older, all attendees will undergo metal detector screening, and the Springs Preserve is a cashless venue.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents: The Taming of the Shrew

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents The Taming of the Shrew at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park. This free outdoor performance brings Shakespeare’s comedy of romance, gender roles, social expectations and materialism to life with plenty of wit, chaos and unexpected twists as Petruchio attempts to tame the sharp-tongued Katherine. The play is recommended for ages 10 and older and offers the community a chance to enjoy live theater in a local park setting.

Stand Up for SafeNest: Serious Mission. Seriously Funny Night.

Stand Up for SafeNest is a comedy night benefiting SafeNest, featuring a rotating lineup of established and up-and-coming stand-up comedians performing original material. Presented by Trashy Hour Comedy, the intimate and welcoming event is open to both comedy newcomers and longtime fans, with a portion of proceeds directly supporting SafeNest. The event takes place Friday, October 23, from 7 to 8 p.m. at The Nest at SafeNest in Las Vegas.

Joobilee in Concert: A Night of Indie Rock & Radiance

Joobilee brings a free night of indie rock to Windmill Library on Friday, October 23, with the Las Vegas-based band performing from 7:00 to 8:00pm. Originally started as a solo project by singer-songwriter Jordan Hayes, Joobilee has grown into a full band featuring Austin Longworth on guitar, Liam Mullen on keyboards, Xavier Reed on drums, and Josh Zhuelsdorff on bass. Their music blends indie and alternative rock with dream-pop touches, pairing introspective songwriting with layered instrumentation and an energetic live sound. The band released its first full-band EP, The Weight of Quiet Things, in 2025 and has become part of Las Vegas’ local indie music scene. The concert is free and open to the public, with first-come, first-served seating that may be limited.

Monster High-themed ADULT Halloween Party at The LGBTQ+ Center

Monster High: Adult Halloween Party brings a spooky, campy night of Halloween fun to The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas, featuring pole dancing performances, burlesque shows, a live DJ, costume contests, photo opportunities, themed games, catered food, treats, and limited complimentary alcoholic cocktails. Celebrate with fellow Halloween fans, show off your best monster-inspired costume, and enjoy an adults-only evening filled with entertainment and festive mischief. The party takes place October 23 from 7–10 PM at The Center, 401 S. Maryland Pkwy. This event is strictly for guests ages 21 and older, and valid ID is required for entry. RSVP in advance to attend.

Zach Ryan & The Boys Outdoor Concert

Enjoy a free evening of live music at the Las Vegas Civic Center Outdoor Plaza as Zach Ryan & The Boys bring classic country and rock ’n’ roll to downtown Las Vegas. Drawing on years of performing in Nashville, Las Vegas and across North America, the band delivers an energetic honky-tonk show featuring timeless hits and a fresh take on classic country. Grab a low-back chair or blanket, settle in on the lawn, and enjoy food from All-In Burger and Donut Dispensary food trucks, along with dirty sodas and drinks from the on-site bar. The concert is free and open to all ages. Please note that glass containers and pets are not permitted.

saturday, october 24, 2026

Farmers Market (Summerlin)

The Summerlin Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at The Pavilion at Downtown Summerlin, offering a wide selection of fresh and locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from the Southwest, including citrus, avocados, leafy greens, squash, strawberries, and more, along with fresh-cut flowers and bedding plants. The market also features authentic European-style breads and cakes, local pastries, pasta, nuts, salad mixes, and other specialty items, making it a great weekly stop for fresh food and local flavors.

Henderson Farmers Market (Cornerstone Park)

The Henderson Farmers Market at Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Pkwy., offers a relaxed Saturday outing where you can shop for fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade products, and other specialty items from a rotating group of local vendors. The year-round market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It is a good option for picking up fresh ingredients, discovering local makers, and supporting small businesses while enjoying a community market atmosphere. The market will be closed November 28, and December 26, 2026, and vendors are subject to change.

Make a Difference Day Pittman Wash Cleanup w/ Friends of Pittman Wash

Spend a morning giving back to the community at the Make a Difference Day Pittman Wash Cleanup with Friends of Pittman Wash on October 24, from 9 a.m. to noon. In partnership with Project GREEN: Friends of Pittman Wash, volunteers will help care for local parks and trails by picking up trash, pruning branches, removing dead vegetation, repairing trails and signs, and maintaining pet waste stations. Tools and equipment will be provided, and you can work independently or alongside other volunteers in a relaxed, friendly outdoor setting. It is a great opportunity to meet fellow locals, enjoy the outdoors, and help keep a valued community space clean and welcoming.

Pet Trick-or-Treat 1-Mile Walk

Bring your four-legged friend out for some Halloween fun at the Pet Trick-or-Treat 1-Mile Walk at Bark Park at Heritage Park in Henderson. Dress up your pup, grab a treat bucket, and enjoy a festive walk along the Heritage Park Trail with treat stations along the way. After the walk, head to the Agility Dog Park for agility activities, additional treats, and costume contests with prizes for Best Pet Costume and Best Human/Pet Costume Combo. It’s a fun way for local pet owners and their furry companions to get outside, meet other members of the community, and celebrate Halloween together. Tickets are $7.

Great Pumpkin Festival

The Great Pumpkin Festival brings two days of fall fun to Las Vegas on October 24 and 25 from 10 AM to 4 PM at Otonomus Hotel. This family-friendly festival will feature a farmers market, local vendors, food trucks, interactive experiences, a jump house, and seasonal photo opportunities, with a pumpkin painting contest taking place Saturday at 3 PM. The event is also dog-friendly, making it an easy option for families looking to spend part of the weekend enjoying fall activities, supporting local vendors, and getting into the Halloween spirit. Admission is free.

Fall Book Sale at West Charleston Library

The West Charleston Library Fall Book Sale takes place on Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the library’s Gallery. Browse a selection of gently used books, magazines, DVDs, and other materials while hunting for affordable reads and hidden gems. Magazines are just 25 cents, paperbacks and library discards are 50 cents, hardcover books are $1, and audiovisual materials are $2, with special-priced items marked individually. It’s a great opportunity to discover something new for your home library without spending much. For more information, call 702-507-3941.

Chalk & Cheers

Celebrate the 10th Annual Chalk & Cheers on Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Skye Canyon Park for a free family-friendly festival filled with art, autumn fun, and community spirit. Watch student, amateur, and professional artists compete in a live chalk art contest themed Skye Full of Dreams, then vote for your favorite creations. Guests can also explore a vendor village featuring local artists and businesses, enjoy a pumpkin patch, face painting, inflatable games, freestyle chalk art, slime making, a petting zoo, and delicious food from local food trucks. Proceeds from the event benefit CORE Powered by The Rogers Foundation, which supports students and families throughout Southern Nevada.

Las Vegas STEM Expo & Resource Fair | Together We Thrive 2026

The Together We Thrive STEM Expo & Resource Fair is a free community event for youth, young adults, families, educators and other Las Vegas residents, featuring hands-on STEM activities, virtual reality and technology experiences, youth innovation challenges, career and workforce resources, education and scholarship information, entrepreneurship opportunities, community organizations, giveaways and more. The event will also help launch Flying Over Time’s celebration of the 100th anniversary of the historic Spirit of St. Louis flight. Admission is completely free, making it a family-friendly opportunity to explore STEM, education and career resources while connecting with local organizations.

Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Las Vegas Jazz Society 48th annual jazz picnic 2026

The Las Vegas Jazz Society will host its 48th Annual Jazz Picnic on Saturday, October 24, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Winchester Park, offering a free afternoon of live jazz in a relaxed outdoor setting. Bring a low chair, blanket, picnic and beverage, settle in at the park, and enjoy an afternoon supporting the local jazz community. Food will also be available for purchase, making it easy to turn the concert into a casual picnic outing. The event is part of the Las Vegas Jazz Society’s ongoing efforts to support and create opportunities for jazz musicians in the Las Vegas community.

Howl-o-ween 2026 at Desert Bloom Park Las Vegas

Howl-O-Ween 2026 brings free Halloween fun for the whole family, including four-legged friends, to Desert Bloom Park on October 24 from 2–4 PM. Join Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft for an afternoon featuring animal adoptions, pet costume fun, vegan treats, and community activities. Bring the kids and your furry companions to enjoy the festivities, meet local animal welfare organizations, and celebrate Halloween with fellow Las Vegas neighbors. Admission is free, and the event takes place at Desert Bloom Park, 8405 S. Maryland Parkway.

Free 2026 Elders Day Celebration at West Las Vegas Theatre

Celebrate the wisdom, traditions, and lasting contributions of community elders at the free 2026 Elders Day Celebration on October 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. at West Las Vegas Theatre. This special afternoon honors elders and ancestors whose knowledge, family traditions, and life experiences help guide future generations. Join the community for a meaningful presentation celebrating the people who help preserve cultural heritage and inspire young people to thrive. Registration is requested, and general admission seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The lobby opens 30 minutes before the program. For more information, call 702-229-4800.

702 Market: Día de los Muertos Festival

702 Market’s first Día de los Muertos Festival brings the community together at Fergusons Downtown for an evening celebrating remembrance, culture, and local businesses. From 4–10 PM on October 24, guests can visit a community altar and bring a photo of a loved one to honor their memory, browse a mercadito featuring local small businesses, enjoy traditional dance and live music, and grab authentic food while taking part in family-friendly activities. The celebration will also include a community candlelit walk, creating a meaningful way to reflect and remember together. Admission is free, making this a welcoming community event for families and anyone interested in experiencing the traditions of Día de los Muertos in Las Vegas.

Monster Mash & Movie Bash

Monster Mash & Movie Bash brings free Halloween fun to Hollywood Recreation Center on October 24, with carnival games, trunk-or-treating, bounce houses, food trucks, and popcorn from 4 to 6 p.m. Families can then settle in for a free 6 p.m. screening of Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride, making it an easy evening of Halloween activities and an outdoor movie for all ages.

Asian Lantern Festival 2026

The Asian Lantern Festival 2026 returns on October 24 from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at its new location, the Desert Breeze Event Center in Las Vegas. Hosted annually by the Asian Community Development Council, this family-friendly celebration honors the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community with local food vendors, cultural performances, games, photo booths, shopping, and more. Formerly known as the ACDC Asian Night Market, the festival brings together locals and visitors to experience diverse cultures while supporting Las Vegas small businesses, as vendors keep all of their profits and net event proceeds fund community programs and services. General admission is $5.25, and children under 6 are free with a ticket.

Las Vegas Hot Air Balloon Festival

Head to Craig Ranch in North Las Vegas on October 23 or 24 for an evening of hot air balloons, family activities, food, vendors, and a nighttime glow and laser show. Gates open at 5 PM, giving you time to check out the festival food, craft and retail vendors, kids zone, DJ and entertainment, and even take a tethered hot air balloon ride for $35 per person, available onsite in limited quantities and weather permitting. Around 9 PM, the balloons light up for a glow and laser show featuring giant illuminated balloons, music-synchronized balloon burns, high-powered lasers, music, and a crowd countdown. General admission is $24.75 for adults and $13.12 for children ages 6–17, with kids 5 and under admitted free. Tickets are valid for the selected day only and do not include balloon rides, and parking is $10. Because hot air balloons are weather dependent, strong winds or other conditions may affect balloon setup, rides, or other activities. Tickets are non-refundable, but the event offers a fair weather guarantee: if you enter and the balloons do not set up, your ticket can be used the following day or at an affiliated Hot Air Balloon Festival.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve takes place October 22–25, 2026, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., with Springs Preserve members receiving exclusive early entry beginning at 4 p.m. This family-friendly outdoor Halloween event features trick-or-treat stations, crafts, food trucks, and spooky characters throughout the Boo-tanical Garden. Admission starts at $14 for non-members ages 3 and older, with discounts or free admission available for members, while children 2 and younger attend free. Reservations are required, and tickets must be purchased online in advance as attendance is limited and the event is expected to sell out. Guests should note that full-face costume masks are prohibited for adults 18 and older, all attendees will undergo metal detector screening, and the Springs Preserve is a cashless venue.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Parade of Mischief

Parade of Mischief brings Halloween fun to Downtown Summerlin every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. from October 2 through October 24. Presented by Universal Horror Unleashed, the family-friendly parade features colorful floats, high-energy performances, costumed characters and plenty of spooky mayhem along Park Centre Drive, making it a fun way for families and Halloween fans to enjoy the season together.

Paradise Patch Trunk or Treat

Bring the family to Paradise Recreation Center on October 24 for a free evening of Halloween fun at Paradise Patch Trunk or Treat. From 6 to 8 p.m., the community can enjoy trunk or treating, a costume contest, games, a pumpkin patch, and more. Kids are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite costumes and enjoy a festive night of treats, activities, and neighborhood fun.

Monster High-themed Halloween Party at The LGBTQ+ Center (Ages 13-18)

The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas will host a Monster High-themed Halloween Party for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13–18 on Oct. 24 from 6–9 p.m. The free event will feature a live DJ, live performances, Halloween treats and food, free spooky mocktails from Espresso Yourself, and a costume contest with prizes. Teens can come dressed in their favorite Halloween look and enjoy an evening of music, activities and Halloween fun with other local LGBTQ+ youth. RSVP is required.

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents: The Taming of the Shrew

Nevada Shakespeare Festival presents The Taming of the Shrew at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park. This free outdoor performance brings Shakespeare’s comedy of romance, gender roles, social expectations and materialism to life with plenty of wit, chaos and unexpected twists as Petruchio attempts to tame the sharp-tongued Katherine. The play is recommended for ages 10 and older and offers the community a chance to enjoy live theater in a local park setting.

Maryna Krut in Concert at Water Street Plaza Amphitheater

Maryna Krut, an internationally acclaimed Ukrainian singer, songwriter and bandura artist, will perform at the Water Street Plaza Amphitheater in Henderson on October 24 at 7 p.m. Her music combines traditional Ukrainian folk sounds with jazz and contemporary influences, featuring the bandura, a distinctive Ukrainian string instrument, alongside her powerful vocals. Krut has gained recognition through appearances on The X Factor, The Voice and Eurovision, and now shares Ukrainian culture and stories with audiences around the world. Tickets are $15, and the outdoor concert will feature general admission seating.

The Village at Lake Las Vegas October Concert Series: Chase Brown

The Village at Lake Las Vegas will host an outdoor concert series throughout October 2026, with live music every Saturday from October 3 through 31. The concerts are open to the public and take place along the waterfront, where guests can bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy the views, nearby waterfront dining, and live music. Pets are welcome, and free parking is available in the Hilton Garage. Outside food, beverages, and coolers are not permitted. The October 24 concert will feature Las Vegas-based country singer Chase Brown, a Victoria, Texas native who has performed in Las Vegas for more than a decade and is known for his Texas country sound and high-energy stage presence. Brown has performed at venues including Ole Red, Gilley's and Notoriety Live, where he has held a weekly Vegas Country residency.

The Cello Doll: A Halloween-Themed Cello Performance

The Cello Doll brings a spooky, gothic twist to live music with The Haunted Doll Tour, a Halloween-themed cello performance at Summerlin Library on Saturday, October 24, from 7–8 p.m. Channel your inner Wednesday Addams while enjoying cinematic cello covers, eerie classical favorites, and haunting original compositions in an atmospheric concert made for spooky-season fans of all ages. The performance is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis, so arrive early as space may be limited. For more information, call 702-507-3863.

Catfish John: Grateful Dead Tribute

Catfish John, Las Vegas own Grateful Dead tribute band, performs at the Copa Room on Saturday, October 24, from 8 PM to midnight. Formed in 2015, the band is known for its improvisational jams, soaring guitar work, rich vocal harmonies, and unique setlists featuring Grateful Dead classics, deep cuts, and exploratory performances. The all-ages show offers free admission and parking, along with discounted drink prices, making it a great night out for longtime Deadheads and newcomers alike.

sunday, october 25, 2026

Farmers Market (UnCommons)

Every Sunday from 10am to 2pm, UnCommons hosts the Las Vegas Farmers Market, bringing together the same beloved vendors and team known for their popular markets at Downtown Summerlin and The District at Green Valley Ranch. Shoppers can explore a diverse selection of fresh seasonal produce, freshly baked goods, locally made sauces, handcrafted gifts, and more, all while supporting local farmers and small businesses. This weekly market fosters strong community connections and highlights the value of locally sourced food in a vibrant, welcoming setting.

Craft Festival at Tivoli

The Craft Festival at Tivoli is a free, family-friendly outdoor event hosted by LV Craft Shows at Tivoli Village Las Vegas, offering a relaxed Sunday shopping experience that supports local and growing businesses. Held from 10am to 4pm, the festival features artists and vendors selling original crafts, handmade goods, vintage finds, art, cottage foods, and unique gifts, along with a variety of food and dessert trucks. Dogs are welcome, covered parking is free in the two-level garage, and the event takes place rain or shine, making it an easy and fun outing to enjoy with friends and family.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

Great Pumpkin Festival

The Great Pumpkin Festival brings two days of fall fun to Las Vegas on October 24 and 25 from 10 AM to 4 PM at Otonomus Hotel. This family-friendly festival will feature a farmers market, local vendors, food trucks, interactive experiences, a jump house, and seasonal photo opportunities, with a pumpkin painting contest taking place Saturday at 3 PM. The event is also dog-friendly, making it an easy option for families looking to spend part of the weekend enjoying fall activities, supporting local vendors, and getting into the Halloween spirit. Admission is free.

Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio at Lee Canyon's Bristlecone Bar

Enjoy a mountain getaway with free live music at Bristlecone Bar at Lee Canyon during two weekends of acoustic bluegrass sessions on October 16–18 and October 23–25, from 12–3 PM each day. Featuring Marina Pendleton Bluegrass Trio, led by acclaimed fiddle champion, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Marina Pendleton, the performances will blend lively bluegrass, folk, western swing, and classic mountain melodies. Take in the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings while enjoying live music, with $3 draft beers available during performances. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Downtown Las Vegas Fall Festival at Chapel of the Flowers

The Downtown Las Vegas Fall Festival returns to Chapel of the Flowers on Sunday, October 25, from 2 PM to 9 PM for a free, family-friendly Halloween celebration. The event will feature a costume contest with prizes, haunted house, carnival games, bounce house, cake walk, trick-or-treating, food trucks, cotton candy and more. Admission is free and open to the public, with optional tickets available for activities at $1 each. The festival also supports Street Dogz, a local nonprofit that helps provide food, supplies, veterinary care and other assistance to pets of people experiencing homelessness or financial hardship, with 100% of ticket proceeds and on-site fundraising benefiting the organization. Families are encouraged to claim free admission tickets in advance and enjoy an evening of Halloween fun while supporting a local cause.

Camp Art + Crafts | Leather Making Workshop at Dustland

Join Camp Art + Crafts on Sunday, October 25, for a hands-on leather-making workshop where you’ll create your own leather journal in collaboration with HB Leather. From 2 to 4 PM, make a personalized journal perfect for recording outdoor adventures, sketching nature, jotting down field notes, or keeping memories of your favorite camping moments. Tickets are $50, and advance reservations are recommended to secure your spot, though walk-ins are welcome if space is available.

Picnic in the Alley

Picnic in the Alley returns to the Las Vegas Arts District on October 25, 2026, bringing together dozens of local women chefs, bakers, food artisans, beverage professionals, and makers for an afternoon celebrating the city’s culinary and hospitality community. Guests can sample a wide variety of sweet and savory dishes, enjoy drinks and mocktails, shop from local businesses, and discover the people and businesses helping shape Las Vegas’ food scene. The 21+ event also gives the community an opportunity to support women in hospitality, with all proceeds benefiting the Women’s Hospitality Initiative, a local nonprofit focused on creating more opportunities for women through leadership training, advocacy, and business and management skills. With access to the full event from 3 to 6 p.m. for $150, it offers a way for locals to experience food from a large lineup of Las Vegas culinary talent while directly supporting local businesses and a nonprofit working to strengthen the hospitality community.

Steve Oliver: Inner Fire Tour 2026 - Jazz Concert

The Inner Fire Tour 2026 brings acclaimed contemporary jazz guitarist and recording artist Steve Oliver to Summerlin Library for a free concert open to the public. Fresh off a world tour and the release of his chart-topping album Inner Fire, Oliver will perform with his trio, showcasing his energetic guitar work and smooth jazz sound. His latest single, Dancing in the Sand, co-written with guitarist Peter White, reached No. 1 on the smooth jazz charts. The 75-minute performance offers a chance to see a world-renowned musician live and up close without paying for a ticket, making it an especially appealing option for a free afternoon of live music with family or friends. Seating is first-come, first-served and may be limited.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve

Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve takes place October 22–25, 2026, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., with Springs Preserve members receiving exclusive early entry beginning at 4 p.m. This family-friendly outdoor Halloween event features trick-or-treat stations, crafts, food trucks, and spooky characters throughout the Boo-tanical Garden. Admission starts at $14 for non-members ages 3 and older, with discounts or free admission available for members, while children 2 and younger attend free. Reservations are required, and tickets must be purchased online in advance as attendance is limited and the event is expected to sell out. Guests should note that full-face costume masks are prohibited for adults 18 and older, all attendees will undergo metal detector screening, and the Springs Preserve is a cashless venue.

monday, october 26, 2026

Boo Bridge at Cambridge Recreation Center

Boo Bridge is a free Halloween afternoon for children and their families at Cambridge Recreation Center, with a trunk-or-treat trail where kids can collect free candy, plus carnival games and food while supplies last. It is a simple, community-focused way to get into the Halloween spirit and enjoy some festive fun with the family.

Moapa Valley Halloween Party

The Moapa Valley Halloween Party brings a free evening of Halloween fun to the South Midway at the North County Fairgrounds on Monday, October 26, 2026, with pumpkin carving for kids starting at 4:30 p.m. Families can enjoy trunk-or-treating from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., while volunteer participants compete in a trunk-decorating contest. Free hot dogs, chips, and soda will also be available from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., making this a fun, family-friendly community celebration for Halloween in Moapa Valley.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Full Moon Yoga

Full Moon Yoga will take place Monday, October 26, 2026, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at The Piazza at Tivoli Village in Las Vegas. Hosted by FIT4MOM Las Vegas and led by Marina, this complimentary outdoor yoga class is open to all experience levels and offers an evening of movement, mindfulness, relaxation, and community under the full moon. Attendees should bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and positive energy. Registration is free, but space is limited.

Downtown Yoga in the Park

Downtown Yoga in the Park offers welcoming Sunday and Monday classes for all ages and fitness levels in the Las Vegas community. Taught by Rayce Rayos in the Ashtanga style, the classes focus on mindful movement, breathwork, concentration, and gradually easing into each pose at a comfortable pace. Participants are encouraged to bring water, a yoga mat, friends, and an open mind while exploring practices designed to support health, wellness, and self-awareness. Tickets start at $22.85.

tuesday, october 27, 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Into the Walnut-Verse at Walnut Recreation Center

Into the Walnut-Verse is a free, all-ages Halloween celebration at Walnut Recreation Center featuring food, music, games, inflatable attractions and a candy trail for families to enjoy together. The event takes place from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., with no registration required, making it an easy option for a festive night out in the neighborhood. The candy trail will be available while supplies last.

wednesday, october 28, 2026

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise

UnCommons Unwind: Sunrise is a free mat Pilates class held every Wednesday from 6 to 7 a.m. on the rooftop of Parking Structure 3 at 6835 Ruby Duncan St. in Las Vegas. The class is open to adults 18 and older, with walk-ins welcome, though sign-ups are recommended as classes often reach capacity. Participants should bring their own mat, towel, and water.

Tales from the Dales

Tales from the Dales is a free Halloween celebration at Parkdale Recreation Center where families can enjoy an evening of trunk-or-treating, face painting, balloon art and inflatables. The event offers an easygoing neighborhood way to celebrate Halloween with plenty of activities for kids, making it a fun option for families looking for free seasonal entertainment.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Helen Meyer-Commissioner Naft: Trunk or Treat

The Helen Meyer/Commissioner Naft Trunk or Treat brings a free evening of Halloween fun to Helen Meyer Community Center on October 28 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Families can dress up and trick-or-treat through decorated car trunks, then enjoy a glow-in-the-dark foam party along with festive games, an interactive scavenger hunt, Halloween crafts, and face painting. Complimentary food will also be available for the first 500 guests, making this a fun community option for families looking to celebrate Halloween together.

Sip and Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV

Sip & Paint Under the Stars by Canvas and Cocktails DTLV is a weekly Wednesday night sip-and-paint event at Downtown Container Park in Las Vegas, perfect for date nights, girls nights out, or a creative evening with friends. Guests can follow along with step-by-step painting instructions or create their own artwork while enjoying a complimentary cocktail provided by the venue sponsor. The event is for guests 21 and older with valid ID, and walk-ins are welcome. The class takes place on the porch at Oak & Ivy or on the second floor above Oak & Ivy.

thursday, october 29, 2026

Farmers Market (Green Valley Ranch)

The weekly Farmers Market at The District at Green Valley Ranch takes place every Thursday from 9am to 1pm and welcomes the Henderson community to shop for a vibrant selection of freshly harvested produce, featuring a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables in a lively, community-focused setting.

Farmers Market (Montagna Park)

The Farmers Market at Montagna Park brings together a curated group of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and wellness products in a relaxed neighborhood setting. Held every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Montagna Park on Via Altamira, the market is a great place to support small businesses while picking up everything from hummus, honey, and organic bread to sauces, sweets, pet treats, and body care products. Vendors and schedules may vary, making each week a little different while still focusing on quality, community, and locally made goods.

Tricks & Treats: A Halloween Market

Tricks & Treats is Tofu Tees’ annual Halloween market taking place at Fergusons Downtown on Thursday, October 29, from 4 to 8 p.m. The family-friendly event will feature local vendors, Trick or Treating, Halloween workshops, a free costume contest at 6 p.m. with prizes from local businesses, food and shaved ice from Motu Shores, and face painting by The Happy Shack. The event is sponsored by Yukon Pizza, Tacotarian, The Museum of Ice Cream, and BoboDelphina.

Haunted Harvest

Haunted Harvest is a free, all-ages Halloween celebration in Centennial Hills where families can dress up and join a magical adventure filled with dragons, castles and knights. The evening will include trunk-or-treating, music, lawn games, face painting, a castle maze, scavenger hunt, puppet show and more, with plenty of opportunities for kids to collect some Halloween candy. The event takes place from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Hills YMCA and Centennial Hills Library, making it a fun, community-focused option for families looking for a free Halloween activity.

Fourth Annual Fall Festival At East Las Vegas Community Center

The Fourth Annual Fall Festival brings a free evening of Halloween fun to the East Las Vegas Community Center, with trick-or-treating, a pumpkin patch, festive games and activities, live entertainment, music, special performances by the center’s classes, and plenty of costumed fun. Families and friends are invited to come dressed up and enjoy candy and community resources from local vendors, making this a fun, family-friendly way to celebrate the season together. Parking may fill up, so arriving early is recommended.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

Trunk or Treat at Silver Bowl Park

Trunk or Treat at Silver Bowl Park brings families together for a Halloween evening on October 29 from 6 to 9 p.m. The free community event will feature live music, food, games, and prizes for the best costume, dance, and decorated car. Families are encouraged to dress up and enjoy a festive night of Halloween fun at 6800 E Russell Road.

Hallow Harvest Festival

Hallow Harvest Festival brings a free evening of Halloween and fall fun to Robert E. Bob Price Recreation Center on October 29, with games, music, food, costume contests, Trunk-or-Treat, and family-friendly activities for all ages. Families can come dressed up, enjoy seasonal games and entertainment, and make an evening of collecting treats together at this neighborhood community celebration.

Silver Bowl Trunk or Treat

Silver Bowl Trunk or Treat is a free, family-friendly Halloween celebration at Silver Bowl Park, with families invited to dress up and enjoy an evening of trick-or-treating from decorated car trunks in a safe community setting. The event will also feature live music, food vendors, and attractions for all ages, making it a fun way to celebrate Halloween with the neighborhood.

Freaks on Fremont Halloween Block Party

Freaks on Fremont returns to the Fremont East district on October 29 for a free, Halloween-themed block party featuring costumed revelers, spooky DJ sets from UNITY EVENTS aboard the Xuza Artcar, and more than 10 Halloween-themed show cars from Das Erbe Collective. The fun continues with after-parties at venues throughout downtown Las Vegas, including the official after-party at Discopussy, plus events at Commonwealth, Pink Monkey, Lucky Day, Park on Fremont, Showroom & Discotheque, and We All Scream. Costumes are encouraged for this 18+ event, making it a lively option for locals looking to celebrate Halloween with music, creative costumes, and downtown nightlife. Admission is free with an RSVP.

Artist Resource Fund presents ART IS

ART IS invites the Las Vegas community to an evening celebrating the creativity, individuality, and power of local artists on October 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the West Las Vegas Theatre. Featuring an inspiring performance, this special event raises support for local dancers and the Artist Resource Fund for Nevada Ballet Theatre artists. It is an opportunity to experience the performing arts while helping support the people who bring creativity and expression to the community. General admission tickets are $31.60, with student tickets available for $16.30, including service fees.

friday, october 30, 2026

Nevada Day Celebration at Springs Preserve

Celebrate Nevada Day at the Springs Preserve on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nevada residents with valid ID can enjoy free general admission, including access to the Nevada State Museum and 180 acres of natural areas to explore. No reservations are required, but an early arrival is recommended due to the expected large turnout. Free parking is available at the Preserve, with overflow parking at Meadows Mall, making this a great opportunity for locals and families to celebrate Nevada’s history, culture, and natural landscape together.

Tricks & Treats at Area15

Tricks & Treats at AREA15 is a free, family-friendly way to kick off Halloween weekend on Friday, October 30, with trick-or-treating throughout the AREA15 District and participating outlets starting at noon. Kids can collect individually wrapped, nut-free candy while exploring the district, with holiday-themed fun at The Wall, a raffle with prizes announced at 3 p.m., and trick-or-treat tote bags available while supplies last. Advance RSVP is highly recommended, but families can also RSVP on-site. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and the event is open to all ages.

Henderson Farmers Market (Army Street)

The Henderson Farmers Market returns to Army Street with a selection of fresh produce and local vendors in a community market setting. The market is free to attend and gives Henderson residents a convenient way to shop locally, support small vendors, and spend time outdoors with the community.

Final Friday Halloween at Nuwu

Final Friday Halloween at Nuwu brings a free, family-friendly Halloween celebration to Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center, with a costume contest, trunk or treat, face painting, photo booth, live DJ, games, treats, prizes and more. The event runs from 4–8 p.m. on October 30 and welcomes everyone to come dressed up and enjoy an evening of Halloween fun with the community. Nuwu Art is a community-centered art and cultural space in the Historic Huntridge neighborhood that hosts public programming focused on arts, culture and community connection.

Makers & Music at Tivoli Village: HaleAmano

Close out the October Makers & Music series with a live performance by HaleAmano, a Las Vegas artist whose music combines reggae, roots, and rock. The evening offers a chance to hear local live music while exploring the Makers Hive Market, featuring local artisans, handcrafted goods, unique gifts, interactive craft stations, and food from Tivoli Village eateries. Makers & Music runs from 5 to 9 p.m., making it an easy Friday evening stop for supporting local makers and enjoying live music in the community.

Viva Taco Fest 2026

Viva Taco Fest returns to Craig Ranch Regional Park October 30–November 1, 2026, with three days of tacos, drinks, live entertainment, cultural performances, Lucha Libre wrestling, lowriders and a 360 car show, carnival rides, competitions, and family activities. The festival also features a Día de los Muertos 5K, Viva Cup soccer tournament, Chihuahua races and beauty contest, and a taco competition. The event offers the local community a chance to enjoy Mexican-inspired food, cultural entertainment, and a variety of activities in one festive outdoor setting.

Chai to the Polls

Celebrate South Asian culture and get ready to vote at Chai to the Polls, a community gathering hosted by One APIA Nevada and SAPNA (South Asian Political Network Alliance). Enjoy traditional chai, delicious food, henna, and dance performances by Dishoom Boyz while connecting with the community and encouraging voter participation. Guests are welcome to wear cultural attire and join the festivities. The event takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, October 30, at Desert Breeze Park, 8275 W. Spring Mountain Road, in the grassy area directly across from the Desert Breeze Community Center. Attendees are encouraged to bring their ballots and take part in the voting season festivities.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

saturday, october 31, 2026

Trek Halloween Trick-or-Treat Ride

Trek Bicycle Las Vegas West is hosting a casual, no-drop Halloween bike ride on Saturday, October 31, from 8–11 a.m. in Las Vegas. The family-friendly ride is open to everyone and offers a relaxed way to get outdoors, ride with coworkers, neighbors, and friends, and celebrate Halloween together. Costumes are encouraged, making it a fun community activity for cyclists of different experience levels.

Farmers Market (Summerlin)

The Summerlin Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at The Pavilion at Downtown Summerlin, offering a wide selection of fresh and locally sourced goods. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from the Southwest, including citrus, avocados, leafy greens, squash, strawberries, and more, along with fresh-cut flowers and bedding plants. The market also features authentic European-style breads and cakes, local pastries, pasta, nuts, salad mixes, and other specialty items, making it a great weekly stop for fresh food and local flavors.

Henderson Farmers Market (Cornerstone Park)

The Henderson Farmers Market at Cornerstone Park, 1600 Wigwam Pkwy., offers a relaxed Saturday outing where you can shop for fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade products, and other specialty items from a rotating group of local vendors. The year-round market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It is a good option for picking up fresh ingredients, discovering local makers, and supporting small businesses while enjoying a community market atmosphere. The market will be closed November 28, and December 26, 2026, and vendors are subject to change.

Viva Taco Fest 2026

Viva Taco Fest returns to Craig Ranch Regional Park October 30–November 1, 2026, with three days of tacos, drinks, live entertainment, cultural performances, Lucha Libre wrestling, lowriders and a 360 car show, carnival rides, competitions, and family activities. The festival also features a Día de los Muertos 5K, Viva Cup soccer tournament, Chihuahua races and beauty contest, and a taco competition. The event offers the local community a chance to enjoy Mexican-inspired food, cultural entertainment, and a variety of activities in one festive outdoor setting.

Town Scary

Town Scary brings Halloween fun to Town Square Las Vegas on Oct. 31 from 4-7 p.m. Families can enjoy an evening of trick-or-treating, music, games and other Halloween activities. Bring your own bag for treats and come dressed for a fun Halloween evening at Town Square.

Monster Mash on Main at The District at Green Valley Ranch

Monster Mash on Main at The District at Green Valley Ranch brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Main Street in Henderson on Saturday, October 31, from 4 to 7 PM. Families can enjoy trick-or-treating at participating retailers, live music and Halloween entertainment, browse local vendors at Makers Hive Market, and take photos with spooky characters including Dracula and Frankenstein. Kids can also show off their costumes at age-specific contests at The Splash Pad, with contests for ages 3 and under at 5:15 PM, ages 4–7 at 5:45 PM, and ages 8–10 at 6:15 PM, making this a festive evening of Halloween fun for families and little trick-or-treaters.

Halloween Safe Night

Halloween Safe Night brings a free evening of Halloween fun to Doolittle Community Center on Oct. 31 from 5–9 p.m. Families can enjoy a community car show, browse local vendors and take part in safe, family-friendly Halloween activities. Hosted by Pearson Community Center at Doolittle Community Center, the event offers a relaxed way for local families and neighbors to celebrate Halloween together.

Halauween Festival

Halauween Festival brings a Halloween night with a Hawaiian twist to Las Vegas on October 31, featuring a haunted house, carnival games, glow dance party, costume and trunk decorating contests, pumpkin photo opportunities, free trunk-or-treating, cotton candy, Hawaiian-inspired snacks, and food from local vendors. Hosted by local Hula Hālau coming together for the community, the family-friendly event offers plenty of ways for ʻohana to celebrate together, with a $15 wristband covering the carnival games and haunted house while trunk-or-treating is free.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest 2026

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest is a family-friendly Halloween celebration benefiting Opportunity Village, a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to empowering, employing and serving people with disabilities. From October 2–4 and October 9–31, 2026, families can step into a 2.5-acre Halloween wonderland filled with decorated trees, jack-o-lanterns, trick-or-treat stations, nightly entertainment, carnival games and rides including the Avalanche Slide, Forest Express Train and Enchanted Carousel. Food, treats, shopping and photo opportunities round out the evening, making HallOVeen a fun way for Las Vegas families to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local organization.

The UnCommon Harvest

The UnCommon Harvest brings fall festivities to UnCommons every Friday and Saturday evening from October 2 through 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Etho Park, adjacent to Wineaux and across from PS1. The seasonal event features a pumpkin patch with pumpkins for sale, festive displays and photo opportunities, cornhole and pumpkin bowling, live music, fall-themed food and drinks, and local vendors. Special highlights throughout the month include a petting zoo on October 3, 17 and 24, the full Market in the Alley with more than 60 vendors on October 3, a pet costume contest and market on October 10, a Kids Monster Mash Dance Party on October 17, and Trunks & Treats with Paddock Auto Oasis on October 23, along with fall drinks and offerings from Teaspoon and Blue Bottle and mocktails and special activities from Etho Wellness Club.

Free Halloween Spectacular at Lake Las Vegas 2026

Celebrate Halloween with a free evening of spooky fun at the Village at Lake Las Vegas on October 31 from 6 to 9 PM. Meet the Headless Horseman and Widow Bride, enjoy specialty performances beginning at 7 PM featuring Paul Shortino, former lead vocalist of the rock band Quiet Riot, and Kendra Daniels, plus enchanting violin music by Austin Lightfood, festive pop-up characters, candy and more. Bring your furry friends for the Halloween Pet Fashion Show and Pet Costume Contest at The Perfect Paws at 6 PM, then watch the golf cart parade at 7 PM and join the costume contest at 8 PM for a chance to win cash prizes in categories including Most Creative, Holiday Spirit and Best in Show, with awards presented at 8:30 PM. The event is free and open to the public, with free parking available at the Hilton Garage. Pet contest sign-ups are available by calling (702) 210-5046, and golf cart parade registration and event questions can be directed to Kendra Daniels at info@OnceUponAGig.com.

Costumes Under The Canopy at Fremont Street

Costumes Under The Canopy takes over the Fremont Street Experience on October 31 with a free, all-ages Halloween celebration featuring live entertainment, spooky performances, photo opportunities, food trucks and a costume contest on the 3rd Street Stage. The night’s entertainment includes Alter Igor, a Halloween version of Fremont Street favorite Alter Ego performing Halloween classics, along with Las Vegas-based Flame Kissed Fire Arts, a woman-owned troupe specializing in fire, flow and circus performances. The costume contest begins at 10 p.m., with registration from 7 to 9 p.m., and contestants must be 21 or older to participate. Current 2026 event information lists $8,500 in total cash prizes, including $5,000 for first place, $2,500 for second and $1,000 for third, making it a fun chance to go all-out with a creative Halloween costume while enjoying a free night downtown.

Last Night at Camp Part II: Live music from Alura, Same Sun Here, MSMRS

Celebrate Halloween with Last Night at Camp Part II, a late-night live music event at The Dustland in Las Vegas featuring Alura, Same Sun Here, and MSMRS. Presented by Black Sheep Booking and Bad Moon Booking, the Halloween bash promises a lively night of costumes, music, and camp-inspired chaos as Dustland Camp wraps up its October festivities. Las Vegas hard rock and metal band Alura joins the lineup alongside the other featured acts for a night of live performances and Halloween fun. Costumes are encouraged for this 21+ event, with doors opening at 8 PM and the show starting at 9 PM on October 31.