Entertainment
This Weekend in Vegas: Oct. 23–25
24 picks for Friday through Sunday — shows, nightlife and things to do in Las Vegas.
Fermenting at home can have healthy and delicious results
Long before refrigerators, home cooks relied on microscopic helpers to keep food from spoiling.
What to do in Las Vegas this week: October 22-28
Charli XCX at MGM Grand Garden Arena, Samantha Fish at 24 Oxford, a new farmers market at Huntridge Circle Park, The Righteous Brothers farewell performance at South Point Showroom and more.
Back in the 702: Las Vegas' own R&B girl group comes home to celebrate
To celebrate their debut album's 30th anniversary, 702 will perform at Park MGM’s On the Record on October 23 and host a skate night at Skate Rock City on October 24.
Turnstile's Las Vegas stop provides a unifying catharsis among fans
Turnstile's Las Vegas stop on the Never Enough Part 2 Tour brought together longtime fans and newcomers for a cathartic, unified experience at The Amp at Craig Ranch Regional Park.
This Weekend in Vegas: Oct. 16–18
24 picks for Friday through Sunday — shows, nightlife and things to do in Las Vegas.
Halloween is the perfect time to check out horror-themed Sliced Pizza in Las Vegas
The Industrial Road destination restaurant is also home to live music and comedy shows.
Super Cr3w at On the Record, Luke Combs’ Category 10 arrives and more Las Vegas Strip notes
Las Vegas’ Super Cr3w have announced their limited-time residency, Robots vs. Ninjas, at Park MGM’s On the Record through November 7.
From the screen to the Strip: 'Now You See Me Live' lands at MGM Grand
The magic spectacular based on the film franchise makes its U.S. debut at MGM Grand Theater on October 15.
Boy Harsher brings latest album 'Get Mean' to House of Blues Las Vegas
Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller have captured the imaginations of a devoted subculture, uniting those with a shared appetite for dark, shadow-drenched electronica.
Award-winning filmmaker Hisonni Mustafa blazes a bright trail in Las Vegas
The UNLV student was recently selected for the Tyler Perry Studios Dreamers program to produce his latest short, "Gospel for Ghosts."
What to do in Las Vegas this week: October 15-21
Keith Urban at BleauLive Theater, New Kids on the Block at Dolby Live, Cringe at Vegas Theatre Company, Corey Taylor at Fremont Country Club, The Phantom of the Opera at Reynolds Hall and more.
Catching up with legend Judy Collins before rare performances in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is in for a rare musical treat October 14 and 15 when Judy Collins brings her Sweet Judy Blue Eyes farewell tour to Myron's.
This Weekend in Vegas: Oct. 9–11
24 picks for Friday through Sunday — shows, nightlife and things to do in Las Vegas.
Inside Side Quest Sports, where medieval combat comes to life
Side Quest welcomes everyone. Its current fighters range from ages 6 to 60, with experience spanning decades between the groups.
How to throw a party that will be the highlight of spooky season
Is your Halloween party inspired by monsters and horror movies, or something more gothic and elegant?
Serving royalty: Get to know the divas of Gipsy’s Drag Ultra Brunch
We sat down with the queens to talk about their drag journeys, representation and celebration of being LGBTQ.
What to do in Las Vegas this week: October 8-14
Las Vegas Pride Parade, Empire of the Sun, Juanes, Nightmare in Vegas 2, Aki Matsuri Japanese Festival, Blues Traveler and more.
Zak Bagans buys Las Vegas’ famed underground mansion
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LIV Beach resident DJ Westend can’t get enough Vegas
It’s been a big year for New York tech-house hitmaker Westend, between launching his own record label, writing a groove-filled anthem for the New York Knicks during their championship run and squeezin...
5 Thoughts: Wu-Tang Clan at T-Mobile Arena
On October 3, at the second-to-last stop of what’s billed as their final tour, every surviving member returned to Sin City to remind everyone exactly why they’re nothing to f--- with.
What it was like at opening night of Metallica at Sphere in Las Vegas
This striking new Sphere residency is nothing short of a feather in the cap for heavy metal’s most enduring act.
Barter Beer & Mall's Suzanne Roozendaal curates a hub for preloved treasures, art and community
The emergency medical physician at Sunrise Hospital spends her "free time" in the Arts District, sourcing mid-century furniture, vintage clothing, handmade art and more.
What to do in Las Vegas this week: October 1-7
Jack White at BleauLive Theater, Wu-Tang Clan at T-Mobile Arena, NASCAR weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Wiz Khalifa at Hakkasan, Brandon Flowers at Encore Theater and more.
Comedian Zoltan Kaszas on Old Vegas, returning to the motherland and converting anxiety into laughs
Zoltan Kaszas performs at Palazzo Theatre on October 2.
Las Vegas Weekly brings home multiple statewide awards
Las Vegas Weekly notched 22 Nevada Press Foundation awards, including seven first-place awards, at the organization’s Awards of Excellence in Las Vegas.
'Ikons of Rock' shakes the genre’s legends alive with exceptional live musicianship and stage presence
The new tribute show rocks the stage Tuesday through Sunday at the Strat Theater.
Take your shot: Stroll through Downtown Vegas on a photography tour
Walking and shooting enables you to look past the obvious to the peeling facades, painted walls, forgotten objects and tiny visual cues that make a place look and feel lived in.
Las Vegas punk, metal and rock festival founders look to the future
Tsvetelina Stefanova and James Howard Adams, who perform in Same Sex Mary, bring the 14th edition of the Life Is Sh-- Festival to the Dive Bar on September 26.
Las Vegas rapper Wave MMLZ on a new album and hometown pride
Though he typically takes his time to “whittle” his analog-heavy recordings into a unified concept, Wave MMLZ says his latest album was intentionally crafted “within 90 days.”
What to do in Las Vegas this week: September 24-30
Santana at House of Blues, Social Distortion at the Chelsea, Foo Fighters at Allegiant Stadium, Bill Nye at UNLV, Parcels at Area15 and more.
Drink Las Vegas adds new dimension to culinary festival scene
MGM Resorts’ inaugural four-day food and drink extravaganza takes place at Aria, Bellagio, Cosmopolitan and Park MGM September 24-27.
5 Thoughts: Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats at the Portal at Area15
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats brought fuzzed-out doom metal to Area15 on September 18.
Oddities and Curiosities Expo returns to World Market Center Las Vegas
For those with an appetite for the unusual and the mildly unsettling, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo is practically a buffet—returning to Downtown Las Vegas September 19-20.
Digging into the world of pottery and ceramics is more meditative than you think
Spinning cold, wet clay at Common Ground Pottery demands total attention and physical focus.
Ivory Star Productions’ John Bentham brings boutique shows and brunch fun to the Rio
"Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding" and "Faaabulous! The Ultimate Drag Brunch Show" have been satisfying audiences for months, but renovations have created two separate showrooms for more immersive entertainment...
Las Vegas Weekly’s 2026 Best of Vegas awards culminate with a grand celebration at Resorts World
Las Vegas Weekly celebrated 2026 Best of Vegas awardees with a yearbook-themed bash at Resorts World on August 27.
What to do in Las Vegas this week: September 17-23
Hunter Hayes at Myron’s, Weird Al Yankovic at MGM Grand Garden Arena, Jo Koy at the Colosseum, Snoop Dogg at Hakkasan, Charlotte Sands at Area15 and more.
Maná’s Las Vegas stop turns rock en español into a cross-generational celebration
Maná's Vivir Sin Aire tour stop in Las Vegas brought a sense of familiarity and cultural pride to T-Mobile Arena.
Britpop icons Oasis bring its Oasis Live '27 Tour to Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium
Dubbed the Oasis Live ‘27 tour, the band will be trekking across the pond to perform 38 shows, including at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra holiday production coming to Michelob Ultra Arena in December
Las Vegas is in for even more notable concerts this fall and winter, from a progressive rock holiday institution celebrating a milestone anniversary to a Grammy-winning R&B star’s first headline t...
Musician Franky Perez restores intimacy to the Las Vegas residency at Treasure Island
Beyond the horn section and hip swaying in "The Return of the Vegas Showman," Frankly Perez angles toward a simpler goal, one that harkens back to a golden age of entertainment.
Run away and join the Las Vegas Circus Center
A training space for the circus arts that accommodates both amateurs and experts, the Circus Center positively vibrates with determination, grace and skill.
Henderson Sport & Social complex set to open October 16
The 180,000-square-foot facility on St. Rose Parkway will feature basketball courts, turf fields for indoor soccer and football, gathering and event spaces and more.
Musical duo Drama brings its 'Platonic Romance' to the soulful local Paradice Festival
The Chicago-based group of Na’el Shehade and Via Rosa bring their chemistry to the second edition of We the Beat’s Paradice Festival, a homegrown celebration of funk, house, soul and R&B at Red Ro...
What to do in Las Vegas this week: September 10-16
JMSN at Fergusons Downtown, Marco Antonio Solis at Dolby Live, Sin City Speaks at West Las Vegas Theatre, Soda Stereo at Dolby Live and more.
Carin León, Maná and other concerts you can’t miss during Mexican Independence Day Weekend in Vegas
The fiestas happening across the Las Vegas Strip will showcase some of the biggest names in Latin music—and you’ll need a solid plan of attack if you’re going to celebrate to the fullest.
5 Thoughts: J. Cole at T-Mobile Arena (September 6, 2026)
J. Cole’s September 6 T-Mobile Arena stop served up two hours of proof that an artist of his caliber can balance mainstream success without sacrificing the nuance and intentionality that got them ther...
Hitting your stride: A beginner’s guide to running in Las Vegas
This social dynamic of run clubs can be the key to consistency, but a late-night solo run from home or trails like Exploration Peak Park can be equally cathartic.
Tao Group’s Nicholas Forte sculpts his way into the Pastry World Cup
The corporate pastry chef for Tao Group Hospitality’s West Coast portfolio helped his team win gold at the Pastry World Cup Americas Selection in New Orleans over the summer.










































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