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Oct 31 Friday
Step into the Prehistoric Spooky Forest for Dinoween—the museum's annual Halloween bash! Explore shadowy galleries and wander among “creepy” dino bones and lurking prehistoric creatures. Enjoy frightfully fun activities for all ages, including trick-or-treat stations, live critter encounters, face-painting, hands-on STEM experiments, and spooky arts and crafts. Discover mysterious museum treasures at haunted activity tables and conjure up some prehistoric chills and thrills!
Costumes are encouraged (family friendly, no masks for adults, please)—let your inner dino or creature run wild! Children up to age 11 in costume receive FREE admission and all children must be accompanied by an adult. For others, it's all covered by your ticket.
Nov 01 Saturday
Calling all comics fans! Las Vegas' longest running event for all things geeky is back! Get ready for a day of comics, cosplay, lectures, and more at the 17th Annual Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival!
The Library District is bringing together local and national artists and writers, comic book shops, cosplayers, and crafts makers for a full day celebration of all things comics. Dive into panels and workshops, a live action performance from the Saber Guild - Nar Shaddaa Temple, a movie "The Comic Shop", signings, and photo ops!
It's all free. Info at "Get Tickets."
Ullr Fest is a free, all-ages celebration that features live music, food and drink specials, roasting s’mores over a fire, and more. Guests are encouraged to wear costumes or winter-themed attire to enjoy this countdown to opening day, slated for Friday, Nov. 21.
Ullr Fest (pronounced “ool-er”) is a longtime ski town tradition across North America where skiers and snowboarders gather to “summon Ullr” for a snowy season. Ullr, a god from Norse mythology, is associated with winter and known as a skilled skier. A ski-town version of Mardi Gras, Ullr Fest brings a lively, communal vibe, with skiers and snowboarders wearing horned Viking helmets, snow gear, and other winter-inspired costumes to celebrate the ski season.
Free to attend. More info at "Get Tickets."
Life in Death Festival, or Vida en Muerte, celebrates the intersection of life and death. The festival — in commemoration of the Dia De Los Muertos holiday celebrated in Mexico — features a variety of activities, including art exhibits, live music, performances, poems, vendors, food, and workshops. Participants can also offer ofrendas, or altars, honoring the dead; visit here for more information.
Nov 02 Sunday
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Cuentos Que Bailan—a lively dance workshop with Sara Ives for children ages 3–13! Each session features a story from Hispanic culture, dance movements woven into the tale, and a themed craft to bring the lesson to life.
Included with museum admission or membership. Supplies are limited, first come-first serve.
Nov 08 Saturday
Hope Means Nevada (HMN) – the community-based non-profit focused on supporting youth mental health, eliminating youth suicide in the state and empowering Nevada’s youth to live hopeful lives – announces the return of “Hope in Action,” an annual community volunteer action and mental wellness event. Taking place at the Valerie Pida Plaza on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) campus, this year’s event promises a plethora of volunteer activities.
The Collaboration Center's 4th annual family fall festival and community resource fair promotes inclusion and disability awareness while bringing together families, service providers, and community members. There will be a community resource fair, family fun activities, a petting zoo, delicious food, and great music.
This annual event is a wonderful way to connect, learn about the many disability resources available in Southern Nevada, and celebrate together in a festive, welcoming atmosphere. No charge but they'd like you to reserve your spot. Do that at "Get Tickets," where you can also make a donation.
Nov 12 Wednesday
This dazzling drive-thru Christmas light experience offers a mile-long route immersing guests in millions of sparkling lights, glowing tunnels, and animated holiday displays perfectly synchronized to festive music. Perfect for couples, kids, and groups of friends.
Enjoy the magic from the comfort of your car while supporting a great cause: every ticket benefits Hope for the City, a Las Vegas-based nonprofit feeding families in need.
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Nov 14 Friday