Las Vegas is set to host an array of exciting events this weekend, with a vibrant mixture of music, art, food, and conventions to captivate residents and visitors alike.
Kickstarting the weekend on Friday, the LVL Up Expo will take over the Las Vegas Convention Center’s South Hall, bringing together gamers, cosplayers, and anime enthusiasts from noon to 8 p.m. The expo promises a treasure trove of special guests, exhibitor booths, gaming tournaments, and an artist alley for fans. Admission starts at $55 for a single day, or $85 for a three-day pass, making it an essential stop for lovers of pop culture.
Later that evening, music lovers will be treated to the dynamic ‘Sessanta’ concert featuring a collaboration of renowned acts. Celebrating singer Maynard James Keenan’s 60th birthday, the tour showcases A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and Primus on stage together at PH Live at Planet Hollywood at 8 p.m. With tickets starting at $59, it’s a must-see for fans of alternative rock.
In another musical event on Friday, ‘Action! Action!’ will premiere at Circa’s Stadium Swim. This unique film, shot locally and featuring a cast and crew from Las Vegas, follows a scripted heist involving Al Capone’s famous painting. The film, which showcases the last screen appearance of UNLV film professor Clarence Gilyard, is not only a cinematic experience but also a celebration of local talent, with ticket prices starting at $15.
As the weekend continues, Saturday will see the high-energy return of AC/DC to Allegiant Stadium. With their signature hits and electrifying performances, fans can expect an unforgettable night beginning at 7 p.m. However, this event is already sold out, highlighting the band’s ongoing popularity.
For those looking for a blend of music and community, ‘Ben Vereen and Friends’ will take place on Sunday at The Pearl at the Palms. This exceptional evening will feature the Tony-winning Ben Vereen along with over 100 performers, including Lillias White and Bubba Knight. It’s a fundraising event for the planned Legacy Theatre of Excellence, showcasing the power of performing arts. Tickets start at $55.
On the same day, Sturgill Simpson’s ‘Who the (Expletive) Is Johnny Blue Skies? Tour’ will provide a unique music experience at The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas at 8 p.m. Simpson, known for his authenticity, has shifted the focus from his solo career to this new persona, Johnny Blue Skies. Tickets can be purchased starting at $65, ensuring a fantastic evening filled with compelling music.
Culinary enthusiasts can celebrate National Prime Rib Day on Sunday at Luckley Tavern & Grill, located in the Rio. Guests can indulge in a special prime rib dinner featuring a Caesar salad, a slow-roasted 10-ounce prime rib, accompanied by mashed potatoes and horseradish cream, with the choice of banana pudding or tiramisù for dessert, all for $48.
Also on Sunday, the Paint and Sip event at Azzurra Wine Bar invites participants to unleash their creativity while enjoying cherry blossoms and jazz melodies. From noon to 2:30 p.m., attendees will receive painting instruction and a complimentary tasting of exquisite Washington state wines for just $61.36.
In celebration of Día del Niño (Children’s Day) this Wednesday, El Dorado Cantina will offer free meals from a special menu to children aged 6 and under. The restaurant will also host a fun cornhole toss for kids, where the winner receives $100 cash. Reservations are encouraged to ensure a delightful experience for families.
This weekend in Las Vegas promises a diverse array of activities designed to entertain all ages, from musical extravaganzas and film premieres to culinary delights and family-friendly events. With tickets for various events still available, make sure to enjoy what this dynamic city has to offer.
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