There's plenty to do when it comes to stage performances in Las Vegas this week, from a murder mystery to a musical parody and more.

Looking for fun, entertaining music events to check out in Las Vegas this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Here are four artsy events around Las Vegas this week that will scratch your cultural itch.

The "Remembering 1 October" exhibit in Las Vegas features artifacts from the 2017 mass shooting, celebrating community strength and remembrance from Sept. 30 to Oct. 10.

The City of Henderson's City Hall has been transformed into an art gallery featuring the works of its employees, an initiative praised by the Visual and Public Arts Supervisor.

Las Vegas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with "Food Truck Thursdays," offering Hispanic dishes, and a range of events including mariachi music and a Tamales and Mariachi Festival.

Las Vegas celebrates Mexican Independence Day with vibrant events across the city, featuring traditional mariachi music, folkloric dances, and gourmet Mexican cuisine.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with an exhibition, cultural events, and educational activities highlighting Hispanic traditions.

The El Cortez Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has donated its 50-year-old "Prime Rib $19.95" neon sign to The Neon Museum as part of the city's historical preservation efforts.

The Wetlands Park Friends hosts a holiday art exhibit at the Wetlands Park Nature Center, showcasing over 40 wetlands-themed paintings by local artists, curated by Nancy Good. Free admission is available.

Las Vegas is set to host "Navidad con Colibries," a community event celebrating Hispanic equestrian culture, featuring live performances, traditional food, and dancing horses.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum showcases global holiday traditions in its "December to Remember" exhibition, featuring festive displays, workshops, and performances.

Henderson calls for local artists to beautify public spaces, continuing its efforts to create a sustainable city through public art, with an info session scheduled for January 7 and a submission deadline on January 13.

Henderson City Hall hosts an art exhibition showcasing Hawaiian culture through the works of local artists, emphasizing the diaspora experience in Southern Nevada until May 12.

Las Vegas is hosting the third annual ArtUOk? Art & Mental Health Resource Fair on March 22 with art activities and mental health resources for all ages.

The Pearson Pillar Mural project in Las Vegas, led by artist Mike Norice and documented by Arecibo Films, celebrates the history of the Historic Westside's African American community through art. The dedication is on May 15th.

Clark County Nevada approved the transformation of Siegfried & Roy's "Jungle Palace" into an entertainment venue and museum, preserving Las Vegas's history.

North Las Vegas hosts the Third Annual Mariachi Competition at Craig Ranch Park, featuring school mariachi teams, local food vendors, and aims to promote education and cultural engagement.

Las Vegas celebrates Cinco de Mayo with a free art exhibit at the Rotunda Gallery, featuring cultural performances and food, highlighting Mexican culture.

The Rainbow Company Youth Theatre in Las Vegas presents "Ensemble Showcase: A Play Festival" featuring young talent at Charleston Heights Arts Center from May 2-11, with tickets at $10.

The Art Festival of Henderson offers free access to art displays, performances, and demonstrations on Water Street, coinciding with Mother's Day weekend.

Las Vegas unveils 'Family Album', a contemporary art exhibition at the new Las Vegas Civic Center Art Gallery, in a collaboration with the future LVMA and LACMA.

Las Vegas' Rainbow Company Youth Theatre is set for its 50th season, staging classics like "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Antigone," with auditions for its youth ensemble program starting in August.

The Las Vegas Arts and Culture Summit, hosted by Mayor Shelley Berkley, is a conference fostering partnerships among local creatives. It will have performances, discussions, and facilities like meals and parking.

Boyz II Men returns to The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan for four intimate August shows, bringing their legendary harmonies back to Vegas.

More than 300 pieces of artwork from the legendary Mirage casino will be auctioned off this month, offering collectors their first chance to own authentic pieces from the shuttered Strip resort.

Las Vegas Book Festival returns October 18 at Historic Fifth Street School with free admission and full day of author discussions, workshops, and literary activities.

Beatles legend Ringo Starr makes Las Vegas history with simultaneous art exhibition and music shows at The Venetian this September.

The Neon Museum restored the Dunes Hotel sign, with a public lighting scheduled for September 26. The sign's revival honors Las Vegas history and is celebrated with a ceremony.

Ex-governors Richard Bryan and Bob Miller will share memoirs at the politically flavored Las Vegas Book Festival on October 18, offering insights into Nevada's political history.

Las Vegas unveils "Star Child," a 7-foot-tall statue symbolizing hope and healing in its Medical District, highlighting a commitment to integrating art and health.

"Henderson Creates" art exhibit features local employee art at City Hall until Dec. 18, with opening celebrations already held and open visitation during business hours.

Groundbreaking occurred for the Lone Mountain Nevada Temple, with construction following legal approval despite residents' concerns over regulations. The temple won't feature the Angel Moroni statue, adhering to local light ordinance amendments.

Las Vegas renamed West Viking Road to Penn & Teller Court in honor of the magic duo's 50-year career and long-term residency at the Rio Hotel & Casino.

Las Vegas invites entries for the 2026 Helldorado Days Parade on May 9, offering cash prizes for schools and artists showcasing the city's spirit and history.

Clark County exhibits "The Choices of Man Through the Lens of the Holocaust," reflecting on moral choices during the Holocaust and urging people to act against injustice.

Tymara Walker, a backing vocalist for Gladys Knight and Chaka Khan and a familiar voice on the Las Vegas Strip, died suddenly at 47 while traveling with her son.

Las Vegas presents "The Afterparty", an art exhibit by Deborah Newman and Kat Ryals, exploring the city's glitzy façade and transient revelry. The free exhibit runs until January 23, 2026, at the Historic Fifth Street School.

Renowned architect Frank Gehry passed away at 96 after a short respiratory illness. He was known for distinctive designs like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and was honored with numerous awards.

A nonprofit arts group has leased the former downtown cinemas at 814 S. 3rd St. and plans a multi‑venue incubator with theaters, studios and training programs.

Boulder City announces a historic preservation workshop for residents interested in maintaining historic properties, providing access to experts and resources.

The Nevada State Railroad Museum reported another season of sold-out Christmas train rides, with a focus on both family fun and the educational value of rail history in Southern Nevada.

Joanna Drakos is named Reno's 2026 City Artist, set to influence the local art scene with her abstract works, starting with a solo exhibition at the Metro Gallery.

Las Vegas revealed a new art piece, "The Night We Met" by Krystal Ramirez, at the Civic Center, highlighting the city's neon and architectural heritage.

Burning Man opened 2026 ticketing with a Sunrise Sale set for Feb. 4 and registration Jan. 26. Organizers added payment plans and expanded access after a chaotic 2025.

Las Vegas invites storytellers to participate in the "Statute of Limitations" StorySLAM event, with workshops and performances exploring themes of time.

The Mob Museum opens a retail store at Harry Reid Airport, featuring a 1972 Jaguar XKE owned by John Gotti and providing interactive experiences, aiming to engage visitors with Vegas' organized crime history.

Henderson City Hall is hosting "Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada," an art exhibition featuring Southern Nevada through the works of various women artists.

The New Immersive Van Gogh exhibit at The Shops at Crystals closes this weekend; its companion wine‑comedy In Pour Taste is also leaving the venue.

"Radiance Rising," a vibrant public art piece by Eric Vozzola based on a local song, adds a burst of creativity to Las Vegas' Hollywood Recreation Center.

The Neon Museum will unveil the 17-foot Siegfried & Roy statue on April 24 and pair the display with oral histories that explore the duo’s place in Las Vegas history.

Southern Nevada Art Museum opened a permanent fine‑art home at 1029 S. Main Street with a March 6 First Friday preview and a mid‑May grand celebration.

Danny Elfman is bringing his Tim Burton film scores to Resorts World Theatre for two nights in November, with the Las Vegas Philharmonic backing the performances. Tickets go on sale via AXS.

A full‑scale Sistine Chapel exhibition opens April 24 at The Shops at Crystals, bringing Michelangelo's frescoes and sculptural recreations to the Strip.

The Amp at Craig Ranch reopens April 10 with a free Totally ’80s Symphonic! show. Doors open 6 p.m.; entry is first-come, first-served.

Meow Wolf has named former Epic Games and Trade Desk executive Matthew Henick as CEO as the immersive collective advances major projects in Los Angeles and New York.

Mayor Shelley Berkley praised Meow Wolf and its Omega Mart after TIME placed the company on its 2026 top‑10 travel list. The nod underscores Las Vegas’s growing appetite for immersive attractions.

For its 20th anniversary the Composers Showcase moved into the Smith Center's 2,050-seat Reynolds Hall for a larger, orchestral gala celebrating local songwriters.

Boulder City's long‑planned railroad museum visitor center is nearly finished; exhibits will be installed through the summer with a likely September 2026 opening.

The Evel Knievel Experience opens June 27 in the Arts District, bringing Big Red, VR jumps and a heavy‑metal pizza parlor to downtown Las Vegas.