AREA15 in Las Vegas celebrated its fifth anniversary with deals for locals, reflecting on its growth, contribution to the economy, and plans for new attractions and innovative services.

Carín León is set to be the first Latino artist to headline at Sphere Las Vegas on Sept. 11-13, 2026, coinciding with Mexican Independence Day celebrations. Tickets go on sale Sept. 26.

Las Vegas's Sphere venue is generating $2 million daily with an immersive 70-minute adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz," attracting 4,000-5,000 viewers at $200 per ticket.

AREA15 in Las Vegas celebrates five years with a variety of events, and it has expanded significantly, attracting over 15 million visitors since its 2020 opening.

The Eagles extend their Las Vegas residency at the Sphere into 2026, adding four new dates. VIP packages include a resort stay and tickets start at $175, going on sale on September 19.

The Magicians Room, a new magic-themed speakeasy, is set to open on October 20 at The LINQ Promenade in Las Vegas, featuring immersive magic shows with holographic technology.

Las Vegas offers two free concerts in September, featuring Phat Cat Swinger's swing/pop fusion on the 13th and the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber on the 27th at Centennial Hills Park.

Nevadans flock to Primm to buy Powerball tickets as the jackpot exceeds $1 billion, creating long lines at The Lotto Store despite the low odds of winning.

A Las Vegas local won a $1 million jackpot on a $25 bet at Red Rock Casino playing Dragon Link slots, marking the second such win this year at the venue.

Las Vegas' $2.3 billion Sphere venue officially opened its $100 million immersive "Wizard of Oz" experience, featuring 4D elements, AI technology, and 167,000 programmable speakers that transform the 1939 classic into an unprecedented sensory spectacle.

After eight years without a Strip haunted attraction, Fear Zone debuts at Circus Circus with premium VIP packages starting at $299.

Las Vegas hip-hop fans get a rare treat with Playboi Carti performing twice in 2025 - at both Allegiant Stadium and MGM Grand Garden Arena.

Downtown Las Vegas debuts its first Oktoberfest street festival this September, transforming East Fremont into a massive Bavarian beer hall with unique currency and historic venue partnerships.