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First, beat the afternoon heat by catching up on some summer reading indoors or by the pool. Grab your favorite paperback book or featherweight tablet and get immersed in the story.

Once you’ve worked up an appetite, indulge in some of Las Vegas’ finest food without ever leaving your room. Gourmet meals from local eateries are just a phone call away. Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Del Frisco’s Steakhouse, and Bootlegger Italian Bistro are a few of our faves.

After dinner (and maybe even dessert!), it’s time to truly relax. Turn down the air conditioning, climb into your PJs, and find your favorite movie channel on TV. Drifting off into a sound night’s sleep is only moments away.

While the city of Las Vegas is fun on its own, visitors are also lucky to be a driving distance away from magnificent desert landscapes to explore. With Independence Day on the horizon, guests can plan an unforgettable excursion to see some of the most majestic natural sights the United States has to offer.

As one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is a must-see for travelers in the American Southwest. It’s recommended to take a day-trip to the West Rim, which is the side closest to the city of Las Vegas. Splendorous views of nature can also be found at Red Rock Canyon, which is less than a half-hour from the city. Whether hiking, climbing, biking, or horseback riding, travelers can get in touch with the desert’s breathtaking wildlife and otherworldly views during their time here.

In the first week of the month, tip your sombrero to Mexico's Independence day on Cinco de Mayo. Indulge in a few margaritas, cervezas, and some outstanding Mexican food. Restaurants everywhere will have specials to celebrate straight through the night.

May 15th through 17th marks EDC, or the Electric Daisy Carnival. Never heard of it? Well, you're in for a rockin' good surprise with three days and nights of outdoor electric music, food, drinks and partying until the 'carnies' come home. Festivities run from dusk until dawn with eight stages hosting electrical performances.

Finally, at the end of the month, wave your American flags for Memorial Day weekend when Las Vegas and the rest of the country honors our fallen military men and women. Many casinos offer discounts for active military and veterans. Expect a Memorial Day parade with great pool parties and DJs.

Festivities kick off on the 4th at the Academy of Country Music Awards Beach Bash at Mandalay Bay Beach. Expect special guests Lady Antebellum, Keith Urban, and others to perform before the awards ceremony on the 5th.

Less than a week later, The Orleans Hotel will host the World’s Largest Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender, April 9th through 12th.

Trade your dancing shoes for hiking boots to take advantage of National Park Week. Starting April 18th, get in free to Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead Recreational Area, and Death Valley.

Still not satisfied? Stick around for the NFL Draft! For the first time ever, Las Vegas will host the big event, April 23rd through 25th. That’s three days of fun and excitement, free for everyone.

Throughout the month of April, concerts will include Robbie Williams, Kelly Clarkson, Diana Ross, Foreigner, Reggae Rise Up Vegas, Bruno Mars, Bryan Adams, Keith Urban, Lady Gaga and more.

Please contact our concierge for information about any of these events and get help reserving your tickets before they sell out!

St. Patricks’ Day falls on a Tuesday this year, so there will be festivities starting from the 14th and continuing to the 17th. Don’t forget to wear green or you will be subjected to getting pinched! 

Plenty of green beer, corned beef, and cabbage will be available up and down the Las Vegas Strip as well as Fremont Street. Fremont Street will host St. Patty’s Day on the 14th of March with fireworks at "The Plaza" Hotel.

March Madness kicks off on March 17th and goes through April 6th. The sports bars will be hopping with most of the games televised, so make sure to get your bets in. 

Our Vegas Golden Knights Hockey Team will be home to compete in 4 games at the T-Mobile Arena this month. Tickets are available now through our concierge.  

3/1/2020 vs. LA Kings

3/3/2020 vs. New Jersey Devils

3/17/2020 vs. Dallas Stars

3/21/2020 vs. Detroit Red Wings

Odds are good you won't be the only one eyeing the spread on February 2nd. Fifty-four years running, the championship game, while being played in Miami this year, will draw a comparable audience in Las Vegas. Get in on the action by placing your bet at any of the sportsbooks on the Strip.

Tackle a different sport by charging downfield to the Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin where Major League Rugby regular-season games are scheduled for February 9th and 16th.

If it's President's Weekend that brings you to Las Vegas, follow the sound of the rubber on the road. NASCAR comes to Vegas the weekend of February 22nd to 24th, bringing race fans from across the country to watch the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series live. NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series kicks things off on Friday, followed by Saturday's Boyd Gaming 300 (named for the Fremont Street casino owners), and the last checkered flag waves at the Penzoil 400 on Sunday.

If sports aren't your thing, come celebrate the holidays with us instead! Chinese New Year falls on January 25th this year, but the Lunar festival runs through February 8th. Expect dazzling Asian decor at most resorts, including the free Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio. The LINQ will also host its regularly themed performances on the promenade.

Couples heading to Vegas for Valentine's Day weekend should plan ahead. Hotels and restaurants city-wide will fill their rooms on and around the 14th so make your reservation today! And while you're here, take your sweetheart to one of our top shows along the Strip featuring top headliners like Aerosmith, George Strait, Van Morrison, the Doobie Brothers, Sarah McLaughlin, Tim Allen, Ray Romano, David Spade and more.

The 38th annual tribute begins at 10 am on Monday, January 20th, just a short drive north of The Carriage House. Tap your feet to the big brass and dance teams who've practiced all year long for the big event. The parade kicks off seven days of King Week festivities. Spread city-wide, they're all set to this year's theme, 'The Time is Right to Do What's Right.' So why not follow along and explore the City of Lights while you're at it! In the spirit of learning and Dr. King's education mission, consider attending the Scholarship Banquet or simply making a donation. You'll be surrounded by unparalleled energy only possible in the City of Possibilities. The festivities a guaranteed, feel-good win!

This New Year’s Eve, experience the City of Lights at its brightest as America’s Party illuminates downtown Las Vegas with a celebration of epic proportions.

With live entertainment on four different stages, an incredible light show on the world’s largest video screen, and onstage pyrotechnics at midnight, America’s Party Downtown is sure to turn the already spectacular Fremont Street Experience into a one-of-a-kind NYE spectacle. Plus, you’ll be surrounded by casinos, restaurants, and bars, so the fun never has to stop.

With an entrance fee of just $35, America’s Party Downtown offers the best value in all of Las Vegas when it comes to New Year's celebrations. This adults-only event is set to occur rain or shine, so be prepared to party your way into 2020 no matter the weather.

We hope to see you at New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas at Fremont Street Experience!