Things To Do
The Neon Museum
Step into Las Vegas history at the Neon Museum, home to iconic signs from the city’s past. Wander through the Neon Boneyard by day or take a guided night tour when the restored signs glow in their full neon glory. It’s vintage Vegas at its most vibrant.
Pinball Hall of Fame
Just off the Strip, this retro arcade is packed with hundreds of pinball machines and vintage games, some dating back to the 1950s. It’s a nostalgic and lighthearted way to spend an afternoon — and every quarter goes to charity.
Red Rock Canyon
About a 20-mile drive from the venue, this natural gem offers a stunning 12-mile scenic drive and a variety of hiking trails that range from easy to challenging—perfect for a peaceful escape into desert beauty.
Hemenway Park
This charming 10-acre park in Boulder City is a local gem where bighorn sheep often wander right into view alongside playgrounds, walking trails, and Lake Mead–side scenery. It’s a peaceful spot with wild encounters to spark your day.
The Haunted Museum
For a spine-tingling experience, this unique museum showcases eerie artifacts—from the Dybbuk Box to Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s “Death Van”—within a reputedly haunted mansion. It’s perfect for paranormal fans who want a wild story to bring home.
AREA15
An immersive playground just minutes from the Strip—AREA15 is like nowhere else in Vegas. Wander through mind-bending art installations, step inside Meow Wolf’s surreal Omega Mart, or catch a drink at the mesmerizing Oddwood Bar beneath a glowing LED tree canopy. It’s quintessential Vegas creativity.
Downtown Summerlin
Just steps from the venue, Downtown Summerlin offers an easy and classy escape. It's a stylish outdoor district packed with shops, restaurants, a cinema, and entertainment spaces. Nearby, you’ll find the Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena—great for catching some local action or simply enjoying the vibe.