The Strip
The world-famous Las Vegas Boulevard, lined with mega-resorts, shows, and dining.
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The four-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that changed the world. From mega-resorts and Michelin-starred restaurants to street performers and late-night chaos, the Strip is where billions of dollars and millions of dreams collide every single day. Love it or avoid it, everything in Vegas starts and ends here.
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Formula 1 vs. Jaguar XJ220: Can the Car That Missed Its Own Name Beat Formula 1?
542 horsepower, a racing twin turbo V6, and a production car world speed record from 1992. The Jaguar XJ220 missed its own 220 mph name and still became a legend. Now it picks a fight with a 2026 Formula 1 car.
$75 Million, 4 Years Empty, 1 Vote Wednesday: The North Strip's Vacant Lot Wants a Second Life
The Siegel Group wants Clark County permission for events, exhibitions, food trucks and parking on 9.96 vacant north Strip acres it bought for $75 million in 2022. Commissioners vote Wednesday, November 18 on application UC-26-0556.
50 Seats for Caviar, Nearly 100 for Rock: The Speakeasy Hiding Behind Caspian's at Caesars
Caspian's at Caesars Palace hides a 2,300-square-foot live-music speakeasy behind a 50-seat caviar bar. Pop Punk Night lands Nov. 17, Friendsgiving Karaoke Nov. 25, and live sets run to 2 a.m.
1 Night, No Wine, Every Course Paired With a Cocktail: CUT Is the Date to Book Nov. 18
Beyond the Vine takes over CUT Las Vegas on Wednesday, November 18 at 6 p.m. for one night only: Byron Puck pairs a multi-course menu with cocktails from Eric van Beek of Mexico City's Handshake Speakeasy instead of wine.
Koval Closed at 12:01 This Morning: Ride the Monorail, Skip the Race-Week Traffic
Koval Lane closed at 12:01 a.m. today through Nov. 23 for Grand Prix week. The Monorail runs nonstop Nov. 17 to 23, locals ride for $1 on race days, and track roads close at 1 p.m. Nov. 19 to 21. Here is the transit playbook.
1 Night, 16,800 Seats, 2 GRAMMY Nods: KATSEYE Headlines MGM Grand Garden Arena Tonight at 8
KATSEYE brings the WILDWORLD TOUR to MGM Grand Garden Arena tonight, Saturday, November 14, at 8 p.m., with doors at 6:30 p.m. The group already played Las Vegas at the American Music Awards in May, and this is its own headline arena night.
Two Points From the Top: Stone Can Pass Marchessault Tonight, Against Marchessault's Own Team
Mark Stone has 416 points as a Golden Knight, two behind Jonathan Marchessault's franchise record of 417. Tonight the chase meets its owner: Marchessault's Nashville Predators, winners of six straight, visit T-Mobile Arena on Hockey Fights Cancer Knight.
Formula 1 vs. Toyota Supra Mk IV: Can the Tuner King Land a Punch on Stock Power?
320 horsepower stock, a cast iron twin turbo straight six, a Getrag six speed, and a legend its owners built after the factory stopped. The Toyota Supra Mk IV now picks a fight with a 2026 Formula 1 car.
1:05 Football, 6:00 Hockey, 1 Free Market: Build Your Weekend Around the Sunday Doubleheader
Build your weekend around the Sunday doubleheader on November 15: Raiders vs. Seahawks at 1:05 p.m. at Allegiant Stadium, then Golden Knights vs. Canucks at 6 p.m. at T-Mobile Arena for the Hometown Remix uniform debut, with a free Night Market at Tivoli on Saturday night to open it.
9 Cocktails, 2 Transformations, 1 Hidden Door: Catch Here Kitty Kitty Before the Marigolds Come Down
Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den, the speakeasy hidden behind a food hall wall at Resorts World, closes its Día de los Muertos takeover on Sunday, Nov. 22, then flips into a winter pine forest with six new cocktails.
40 Seats, 100 Minutes, 1 Hidden Room: Ghost Stories Is the Friday the 13th Date to Book
Ghost Stories puts about 40 guests around a seance table in a hidden chamber inside 1923 Prohibition Bar at Mandalay Bay. Kent Axell plays Friday the 13th at 6 p.m., plus Saturday and Sunday, for 100 minutes from $79.
Free, Open 24 Hours, and a 45-Foot Tree: Bellagio's Postcards From Christmas Opens Saturday
Bellagio's Conservatory reopens Saturday, November 14, with Postcards From Christmas, a free, 24-hour holiday display built around a 45-foot, 3,500-pound tree from Mount Shasta. It runs through January 2, 2027.