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Apr 05 Saturday
This free, outdoor event is family-friendly and packed with live music, food, vendors and entertainment. Kids of all ages can sing, dance and enjoy activities and performances from amazing music artists. The festival will feature five acts: 123 Andrés Band, Pierce Freelon, Smith and Yarn, Elena Moon Park and Friends, and Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats!
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. This is an outdoor event, so dress for the weather. Free, but more info at Get Tickets.
The free annual Kizuna Society Japanese Spring Festival will have a wide range of cultural demonstrations and workshops, including music, dance, martial arts, and origami. Also, food! No pets, please.
Calling all foodies... and dog lovers! The Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation is hosting the 2025 Beaglefest. Bring your loved ones, including your furry friends to Beagletopia to experience food, live entertainment, and even a live raffle. Plus, it supports a good cause.
Apr 06 Sunday
Anyone who knows Las Vegas knows the Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet. It's known for its diverse shopping experience, with over 200 vendors to choose from. But if you think that's already a lot, just you wait until the first Sunday of April. They're bringing even more vendors to the outside of the building — some to shop from, and most of them you can eat from! It's only happening once this month, so take advantage of the food trucks, the free parking, and the cooler weather while you're at it.
Apr 12 Saturday
The Reno Punk Rock Flea Market is back, with proceeds supporting the Nevada art and music scene. What is happening? There will be 100 or so vendors, 10 bands and other entertainment, the always popular Possum Pile clothing exchange, special things for the kids, the always popular Gaming Corner That Looks Like Your Mom's Basement, non-profits sharing info, and more.
Volunteers welcome! And so are sponsors.
The family-friendly day will feature a mix of Bluegrass and Americana music. The artisans market will have folk art, jewelry and other items and there will be food and drink for sale. For the kids, art activities and pop-up recreation games.
Free, but more info at "Get Tickets."
Vaisahki Mela, or the Indian Food Festival, was only just a small event that originated in 2004. The last time we saw them was in 2019, where they held over 6,000 attendees. And after a five-year COVID-19 hiatus, they're finally back to bring their vibrant culture to Las Vegas. Aside from diverse food vendors, the festival will have various performances from local Indian groups to showcase their traditional dances and music with adorning garments. It doesn't stop there, either. There will be shopping vendors selling jewelry and clothing, even Henna tattoo artists if you want a different kind of souvenir. Bring your family and friends, as Vaisahki brings India to you.
Native UNLV and the Las Vegas Indigenous community team up for the two-day event, which will have traditional powwow dancing, drumming, authentic Native arts and craft vendors, and food vendors. It aims to champion cultural preservation and leadership development among Native youth, advocacy for environmental justice, and the protection of Indigenous sacred places in Nevada.
Also on Sunday, April 13, from noon to 6.
Apr 13 Sunday
Native UNLV and the Las Vegas Indigenous community team up for the two-day event, which will have traditional powwow dancing, drumming, authentic Native arts and craft vendors and food vendors. It aims to champion cultural preservation and leadership development among Native youth, advocacy for environmental justice, and the protection of Indigenous sacred places in Nevada.
Also on Sunday on Saturday from noon to 10.