The Guide

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

The Mob Museum presents a special Halloween-inspired screening of “The Night Stalker,” the 1972 cult classic horror film that follows Carl Kolchak, an abrasive Las Vegas newspaper reporter investigating a series of murders committed by a vampire.  Before and after the film, Geoff Schumacher, The Mob Museum’s vice president of exhibits and programs, and Lissa Townsend Rodgers, Las Vegas journalist, will share insights into the film’s Las Vegas origins and filming and its lasting influence on pop culture.

Free for museum members or with ticket to the museum.

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.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.