Henderson
Nevada's second-largest city, known for its parks, restaurants, and growing tech scene.
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Nevada is second-largest city is not just a suburb — Henderson has its own identity, its own restaurant scene, and its own outdoor adventures. From the shops at District to Water Street is revival, Henderson is where families, retirees, and young professionals are building lives away from the Strip.
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1 Hour, 1 Artist, 1 Set of New Walls: Green Valley Celebrates Its Murals Thursday at 9
Pecos Legacy Park in Green Valley has a new mural series, Gradients of Green Valley by Miguel Hernandez, shaped by neighbors answering what America 250 means to them. The City of Henderson celebrates it free on Thursday, November 12, from 9 to 10 a.m.
$48.2 Million Just Landed: The Cliff Is Turning 2 Office Buildings Into Green Valley Ranch's New Hangout
The Cliff at Green Valley Ranch just landed $48.2 million in financing. The $100 million project is turning two Henderson office buildings on Paseo Verde Parkway into a 100,000-square-foot open-air dining, retail, and entertainment campus, with Arhaus as anchor, a 26,000-square-foot covered dining lounge, and tenant delivery targeted for the second quarter of 2027.
Free Today, 10 to 3: Henderson's Indigenous Celebration Fills Water Street With Dance, Storytelling, and Art
Henderson's annual Indigenous American Heritage Celebration is free today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Water Street Plaza, with live music, dance, storytelling, crafts, artisan vendors, and food trucks, plus a free veterans concert at Clark County Library at 2 p.m.
30 Acres, $0 Admission: Clark County Museum Is Free Every Day, and Saturday Kids Build a City There
Clark County Museum in Henderson lists free admission for a 30-acre site with Heritage Street, a 1932 depot, and a ghost town. On Saturday, Nov. 7, the Library District adds Full STEAM Ahead! from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., where families build a recycled city at the Train Depot Building.
Rents Fell to $1,479 Across Las Vegas, but Henderson Rose to $1,580: Use the Split
Las Vegas asking rents averaged $1,479 in Q3 2026, down 1.4% over the year, while Henderson rose 1.0% to $1,580 and Strip rents fell 5.0%. Vacancy below 7.5% in the suburbs and 12.1% on the Strip tells renters exactly where they have leverage.
Henderson Gets Its Skyline Moment: Both Four Seasons Towers Top Out in MacDonald Highlands
Suffolk celebrated the topping out of Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas on Nov. 2: both towers in Henderson's MacDonald Highlands are now full height, glass is going on, 148 of 171 residences are under contract for $950 million, and completion is expected in Q4 2027.
A Million Lights on Desert Cactus: Ethel M's Holiday Garden Opens Thursday in Henderson
Behind a working chocolate factory in Henderson, Ethel M wraps three acres of desert cactus in more than a million lights. The 33rd annual Holiday Cactus Garden opens Thursday, November 5, entry is $3, and a new Santa Express Pass skips the Santa line.
A Mine Pit Is Now a Park: Greenbow Park Opens Henderson's Aries Neighborhood With 4 Pickleball Courts
Greenbow Park, a 3.5-acre park with four pickleball courts, playgrounds and a shaded picnic area, has opened in Henderson's Aries community, on the reclaimed Three Kids Mine site where more than 3,000 homes are planned.
Henderson Silver Knights Host Ontario on Oct. 28 at Lee’s Family Forum
The Henderson Silver Knights host the Ontario Reign at Lee’s Family Forum on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. The game is part of the team’s 36-game home slate for the 2026-27 season.
Cafe 86’s Planned Henderson Opening Adds a New Flavor to the East Valley
Cafe 86 plans to open a Henderson cafe at 9680 S. Eastern Ave. this winter, bringing its ube-focused Filipino-American desserts and drinks to the southeast valley. The opening date, hours and location-specific menu details have not been announced.
Henderson News Watch: Homicide Arrest and Data Center Vote Lead Local Headlines
Henderson police announced an arrest in a 2022 homicide investigation, while City Council rejected a proposed pause on new data center applications and directed staff to develop new standards.
Henderson police shooting review and murder case put local justice in focus
A public review examined the 2025 fatal shooting of Bruce Ayer by a Henderson police officer. Separately, a judge sent a 2022 Henderson homicide case involving Markus Williams to trial.