Whether you’re in the mood to eat, party, watch sports, or go on an adventure, you’ll find something you love below. Here’s a full guide to things to do this weekend in Vegas:
Dance under the electric sky at EDC’s neon-soaked 30th anniversary, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, featuring headliners like Tiësto, Martin Garrix, and Armin Van Buuren. Alongside. you’ll find immersive art, carnival rides, and hundreds of thousands of fans. Don’t forget that the fun doesn’t start – or end – at EDC. Click below for the many side events going on in Sin City.
There’s no doubt about how excited we are about this reunion! The iconic band is now live at Sphere, Vegas’ top venue
No Doubt, fronted by Gwen Stefani, will headline a residency at Sphere starting May 2026. The band formed in 1986, and became one of the biggest pop-rock bands of the ’90s. Hits like Don’t Speak, I’m Just A Girl, It’s My Life, and Underneath It All have rocked many cassettes, discs, MP3s and finally…iPods.
Visit the ARTE MUSEUM
Immerse yourself in ARTE MUSEUM Las Vegas, where nature is reimagined through breathtaking digital art, immersive soundscapes, and custom scents for a truly multi-sensory experience beyond time and space. After exploring, relax at ARTE CAFE, where tea culture meets media art. This is the perfect for art lovers, families, and anyone seeking an unforgettable, highly Instagrammable cultural escape. Grab your tickets here.
The city is currently swarming with hundreds of thousands of ravers as Electric Daisy Carnival prepares to light up the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for its 2026 edition. But before the heavy bass drops, the insider action is happening completely out of sight – at these 2 exclusive pop-ups.
- LuxRave at the Luxor (May 12 – 17): On the casino level near the walkway to Excalibur. (shoppers get 2hours of free parking). Here, you can meet estivalstyled, hope.schwing, thelaraver, adventureclub, mish, and more of your favorites.
- Cosmic Rave at The Cosmopolitan (May 13 – 16): On the 3rd level of the Boulevard Tower inside the Gracia Ballroom.
More info below!
The World Party Parade, EDC’s first-ever parade, is set for Thursday, May 14, starting at 6 PM. It will be free to the public, run about 2.5 hours, and feature 15 floats with live DJs and performers. Be there!
May is the perfect time for outdoorsy activities, juuuust before temperatures get Vegas-crazy. If you’re looking for the most scenic yoga flow in Southern Nevada, head up to Mt. Charleston for Mountainside Yoga at Lee Canyon. It’s the perfect excuse to move mindfully, while enjoying the fresh mountain air that’s a solid 30 to 40 degrees cooler than the city. Classes take place on Sundays at 10 AM all through the month.
Catch Santana this weekend in Vegas
Carlos Santana’s Greatest Hits Live Las Vegas Residency celebrates 10 years at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay! The sound of Carlos Santana is one of the world’s best-known musical signatures; and we cannot wait to enjoy this intimate show.
Running alongside the iconic Sphere residency is the “No Doubt Experience” at The Venetian: a free pop-up open to everyone. Visitors enter through a surreal orange grove portal that sets the tone right away. Inside, you’ll find a collection of over 500 deeply personal items sourced directly from the closets and storage spaces of Gwen, Tony, Tom, and Adrian. More details below!
Maroon, led by James Beard Award-winning chef Kwame Onwuachi, debuted at SAHARA Las Vegas this past April. The Afro-Caribbean, live-fire restaurant features a custom jerk pit, whole smoked fish, jerk-spiced chicken and a speakeasy-inspired rum room. It’s the most-awaited new spot in town!
If you’re looking for a relaxing, family‑friendly outing this weekend, the Springs Preserve Butterfly Habitat runs April 4 through May 25. You’ll wander through nectar‑rich, curated gardens filled with hundreds of free‑flying butterflies, with an educational focus and up‑close views of species like Blue Morpho, Painted Lady, Zebra Longwing and Monarch.
Club parties taking place this weekend in Vegas
At XS Nightclub, Hugel takes over on Friday, and The Chainsmokers on Saturday.
If you head to Omnia, you can party along with Steve Aoki on Friday and Chris Lake on Saturday.
At Hakksan, DJ Sourmilk is in on Friday, and Murda Beatz comes on Saturday.
Check out Bellagio’s wonderful spring display
Each season, the talented Horticulture and Engineering teams transform the 14,000-square-foot Botanical Gardens into a showcase of inspiring sights, sounds, scents and colors. The brand-new spring display has just launched – it’s colorful, it’s free, and super fun.
“Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition” is a new permanent attraction at The Shops at Crystals in Las Vegas This 25,000-square-foot immersive experience features full-scale reproductions of all 34 of Michelangelo’s iconic frescoes, alongside life-sized sculptures of masterpieces like David and the Pietà. A major highlight is the cathedral-like ‘Last Judgment Room’ complete with atmospheric audio. It’s a stunningly close look at the historic artwork with general admission starting at $32.
Gilcrease Orchard in Centennial Hills has opened for spring U-pick (fresh veggies!) and its popular farmstand treats, such as homemade donuts and apple cider. Besides, on weekends you can also enjoy sunrise and sunset yoga sessions, surrounded by beautiful spring blooms. This is the perfect seasonal activity to add to your weekend to-do list.
Yep, that time of the year again – it’s hot and sweaty out there, and AC becomes everyone’s AC pretty quick. However, if you wanna party or gather with friends, don’t forget that dayclubs in Vegas opened a couple of weeks ago. From LIV Beach to Encore and Palm Tree Beach Club, below are our favorites.
If you’re looking for an easy, family-friendly outing this weekend, visit the Southern Nevada Art Museum in Las Vegas to see curated exhibits featuring Picasso, Rembrandt, Dalí, Chagall and contemporary artists like Peter Max. The museum offers a great, community-focused experience. Tickets are currently live! Grab yours below.
Catch an Oscar-winning movie
The Oscars may have passed, but the excitement is still real. Have you watched all the titles nominated – or is it maybe already time for a re-watch? Going to the cinema is always fun; and a great way to escape the heat, now that we’re entering that season. Grab your tickets for Sinners here, or for One Battle After Another here.
If you’re looking to get out of town for a few hours this weekend, Rhyolite is just 2 hours from Vegas and packed with eerie concrete ruins. Besides, make sure to check out Tom Kelly’s Bottle House, the Cook Bank, the Train Depot and the Goldwell Open Air Museum. Bring water, snacks and fuel as there are no services on site.
The Bristlecone Pine Glacier Trail in Nevada’s Great Basin National Park has recently earned a spot on National Geographic’s “100 Hikes Of A Lifetime U.S.A.” list. This alpine trail starts at a 10,000-foot elevation and takes hikers through a grove of ancient bristlecone pines – some dating back thousands of years. Just past these historic trees lies Wheeler Peak Glacier, the only remaining glacier between the Sierra Nevada and the Rocky Mountains. This high-elevation hike is an ultimate summer bucket-list destination.
Catch a show in Las Vegas
Beyond the Strip’s long-running residencies, touring acts, comedians, artists and more roll through Vegas regularly, playing everywhere from arenas to intimate showrooms.
Here’s who is playing this weekend:
- Dov Davidoff with his high-energy stand-up at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club on Friday.
- Kyle Dunnigan, The Emmy-winning comedy writer, actor, and stand-up is performing at Wiseguys Comedy Club Friday and Saturday.
Step into Felix and Penelope’s bizarre birthday party for an unforgettable mix of theatre, magic, and craft cocktails. If you’re looking for something totally different to do this weekend, check out Oddyssey Manor at AREA15. This new immersive venue blending surreal theatre, craft cocktails, and live performance in an interactive 80-minute walkthrough set inside a mysterious manor. Tickets start at $79 for a package that includes five cocktail tastings and two full-sized drinks, with Saturday nights offering an after-dark rave called Oddyssey Noir.
Valentine’s Day may be over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t keep celebrating love. After all, this city is romantic every single day. From gondola rides to candlelight concerts, a spa day or a museum visit, the possibilities are endless. Check this article for some inspo!
Same goes for Galentine’s! If you’d rather celebrate this lovely weekend with your besties, we’ve got plenty of plans for that too. From bottomless brunches to karaoke, cooking classes to wreck rooms, there’s something for every girlies group. Check our full guide below.
Visit the newly renovated Valley of Fire State Park this weekend in Vegas
Valley of Fire State Park has officially unveiled its impressive new visitor center, along with a newly upgraded gift shop and a 200-seat amphitheater. The expansive new complex represents an investment of more than $30 million and was designed to enhance the visitor experience, encourage learning, and inspire future generations to connect with Nevada’s rich history and natural beauty.
Don’t miss this unique & historical Titanic exhibit
TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor takes you on a journey into the heart of Titanic. You’ll see over 350 real artifacts recovered from the ocean floor and amazing re-creations of Titanic’s most iconic rooms. Starting this month, you can also take the ‘Ship of Dreams guided tour’, or join the ‘Titanic Adventure for Kids’ – a playful, interactive scavenger hunt designed for young explorers. Grab your tickets here!
Be mesmerized by Wizard of Oz at Sphere
The classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz got a full-on immersive makeover for Sphere. In partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, Google, and Magnopus, Sphere uses its well-known cutting-edge technology to enhance the original film. Of course, you can expect this project to stay true to the tale’s magic.
The perfect outing for anyone who loves literature but hates homework. If you’re looking for a low-key way to spend the weekend in Vegas, this simple, relaxed book meetup has no assigned reading: attendees order a drink, read together in silence for an hour, then may stay to chat or swap recommendations. All reading formats are welcome. Learn more below!
If you’re looking for a high-energy addition to your weekend plans, this one’s for race fans and foodies alike. F1 Arcade at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas blends adrenaline-fueled virtual racing with luxury hospitality. Spanning 21,000 square feet, this flagship location will feature 87 racing simulators, a Champagne Bar, and a globally inspired dining menu crafted by Drink Masters winner LP O’Brien.
For a late-night change of pace this weekend, check out The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails, which combines a vintage barber shop facade with a speakeasy experience. Guests must navigate a janitor’s closet door for entry into a lively bar featuring themed live music each night, from karaoke to Wild West Wednesdays. It’s also known for exceptional cocktails, especially whiskey-based creations. Reservations are recommended.
Ice Age Fossils State Park, opened in early 2024, offers an extraordinary peek into Las Vegas’s prehistoric past, featuring trails and exhibits that highlight its transition from lush wetlands to desert. Visitors can explore megafauna trails and witness ancient fossil finds, reflecting a rich history that continues to unfold. The park serves as a testament to geological change and the ongoing discovery of Ice Age life.
If you’re craving a classic comfort-food stop this weekend, P.O.P.S. (Pride of Philly Steaks) has reopened after a full remodel, returning to its iconic location on S Decatur Blvd. It serves classic Philly cheesesteaks 24 hours a day. The restaurant refreshed its interior, added a new mural and bar area, and donated its original neon sign to the Neon Museum.
