Nightlife

‘Six Ways of Seeing’ opens at City Hall, Restaurant Week heats up, Chinatown is packed, and there’s a job fair for those eyeing a career reset. Your no-spin guide to what matters in Vegas.

BTS invades Vegas with light shows, free swag, and a stadium packed with Army. While EDC tickets disappear, the Strip dials everything to eleven. Dive in.

BTS paints Allegiant purple, FoodieLand sizzles, Sphere shows go cheap, and Vegas nightlife never sleeps. The only guide you need for what’s actually hot in Vegas right now.

No Doubt’s Sphere residency launches with serious spectacle, new restaurants sizzle, and the Strip’s drama gets a Vanderpump-sized upgrade. Plus: music festivals and a DJ shakeup that could only happen in Vegas.

Nightlife moves, sudden Strip closures, cheap resort deals, big residencies, and a Mob Museum beer experience—this is Vegas, unfiltered.

Fremont is all fiesta, Sapphire is pouring tequila, and KJ’s Restaurant is shaking up the Arts District. From wild parades to hidden speakeasies—here’s the Vegas only locals whisper about.

Residency shake-ups, festival fever, horror events, and casino upgrades define Vegas right now. From Mary J. Blige’s energy to Universal’s immersive scares, this city isn’t slowing.

Crypto execs flood Vegas, Fremont Street hosts free rock, Flamingo’s new bar buzzes, K-pop fans crash ticket servers, and a mega-arena might change everything south of Russell.

Sick New World packs the Festival Grounds, K-pop invades with Lisa’s sold-out run, the Strip serves up $100 burritos and $53 pasta, and pools are finally open. Vegas is back in the loudest, weirdest way.

From supper clubs to mega food festivals and EDM sellouts, Vegas in May delivers jazz, cocktails, Broadway, and nightlife. The city’s never been busier.