The Guide

The 44th edition of the birthday parade will be held in Downtown Las Vegas at Fourth Street, where the community will gather to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This year's parade theme is "Living the Dream: Justice in the Journey. Hope in the Hardship."

The parade is one of many local King Week events, which include the Martin Luther King Jr. Technology Summit, two church services, the Young Dreamers Awards Program, and the MLK Scholarship Awards Banquet. More info can be found here.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.