The concepts range from robot bowls and Mexico City tacos to wagyu smash burgers and playtime with ice cream.
The annual Lights of Love display at Ethel M Chocolates will return in February, celebrating its 12th year.
Madison Beer’s “locket” is out Friday; her next Vegas appearance is in June.
Bellagio’s Lunar New Year display is here, celebrating the Year of the Horse.
The family got its start in the restaurant business in the U.S. after the founders emigrated 50 years ago from Lebanon to Texas.
The restaurant celebrates the cooking of Latin America, as shaped by the chef’s family traditions, his classical training and time at top Strip restaurants.
Look for lemon curd pancakes, tuna pizza, pan-seared halibut, rotisserie prime rib and more in the redesigned space.
BTS has three dates booked at Allegiant Stadium on its upcoming world tour.
The band celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025.
James Taylor is back on the Strip, with a pair of dates booked at the Chelsea.
Pink Jeep Tours run rain or shine, heat or snow in wildlands all over Southern Nevada. From Hoover Dam to Red Rock and Valley of Fire, the guided trips take fewer than a dozen guests on a discovery tour.
Acclaimed actor, headlining stand-up, and (most recently) “Saturday Night Live” parody subject Sebastian Maniscalco has extended his Strip residency into the spring.
The Please Be Nice Billiards Tournament is part of the Sin City Classic, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ sporting event.
Mary J. Blige’s residency at Dolby Live is split between May and July.
“Epic: Elvis Presley In Concert” makes its Vegas premiere at Westgate next month.
The restaurants are set to enter the Las Vegas market with planned debuts in March at The Neighborhood Food Hall.
Penn Jillette and Teller are celebrating another landmark in their record-setting Vegas show.
Bob Weir of Grateful Dead and Dead & Company had a colorful Vegas history.
Brandon Flowers has provided more detail on his solo efforts and the Killers’ future.
Gyu+, known for its Japanese-inspired sandos and rice boxes is opening in the former BBQ Mexicana space.
This Arts District space has housed a grab bag of businesses over the years.
En Vogue’s three current members posted on social media their New Year’s resolution to headline again in Vegas.
Most anticipated new TV shows of 2026, including a ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel By Moira Macdonald, The Seattle Times The new year will bring the usual wealth of returning television series, with my own most anticipated titles including “All Creatures Great and Small” (Season 6 begins Jan. 11 on PBS), “Hacks” (Season 5 will likely appear in spring on HBO), and “Ted Lasso” (Season 4 is TBD 2026 on Apple TV).
Myron’s is just fine as it is, but that’s not enough for Smith Center President Myron Martin and ace designer Andy Walmsley.
Morgan Wallen, Ed Sheeran, Dolly Parton, Rosalia and others highlight a loaded slate of shows this year in Las Vegas.
Westgate’s International Bar runs with latin flavor, solo artists, and a splash of Elvis.
Sphere appeared as the Death Star as part of the premiere of Lego Smart Play during the Consumer Electronics Show.
During last year’s event, the world’s top-ranked competitive eater, downed 15 bagels with cream cheese in eight minutes.
Gerard Butler is the Prince of January. You could print calendars now with the knowledge that the Scottish actor will invariably open the year with some kind of action bombast, ranging from the goofy (last year’s “Den of Thieves 2: Pantera”) to the earnest — this year’s disaster movie sequel “Greenland 2: Migration.”
Natural history and Nesto G, two chances to get creative, some skanking, laughing and dining dot our list of the top 10 things to do this week in Las Vegas.
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