Okay, this is the easiest plan you will make all weekend.
The Night Market at Tivoli Village runs tonight, Saturday, November 14, from 4 to 9 p.m. Admission is free, parking is free, and the whole thing happens outdoors under the evening sky.
LV Craft Shows runs the market. It is built to support local and growing businesses, which means your Saturday night stroll doubles as real support for Vegas makers.
What You Get for Zero Dollars at the Door
Start with the part nobody believes until they arrive. There is no admission charge and no parking charge.
LV Craft Shows also lists free hourly drawings during the market. That gives the night a nice little rhythm, browse a row, check the drawing, then keep going.
- When: Saturday, November 14, 2026, 4 to 9 p.m.
- Where: Tivoli Village, 400 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
- Cost: Free admission and free parking
- Extras: Free hourly drawings, music, and activities for kids
Free registration is offered, and the listing says there is no need to print it. Keep your phone handy and keep your hands free for shopping bags instead.
Food Trucks First, Then the Good Stuff
Come hungry, honestly. The market brings food trucks and dessert trucks, so dinner and dessert are both handled before you spend a dollar on anything else.
The stalls are where this market earns a return trip. Shoppers can browse handcrafted decorations, clothing, ceramics, candles, and photography.
The list keeps going with jewelry, vintage and collectible finds, specialty foods, and desserts. It is a strong early holiday hunting ground without the mall energy.
Music runs through the evening, and activities for kids keep younger shoppers busy. The market is dog friendly too, so leashed pups can join the outing.
How to Play the Five Hours Right
The smart move is arriving close to 4 p.m. You get first look at the one of a kind pieces, and vintage finds do not wait around for late arrivals.
Do one full lap before buying anything heavy. Note your favorites, grab food, then circle back and commit.
- Arrive near 4 p.m. for first pick of handmade and vintage pieces.
- Walk the full market once before buying, so nothing better surprises you later.
- Stay for at least one hourly drawing before you call it a night.
- Bring the dog and the kids, because both are welcome here.
Here is the detail most visitors miss. This is a monthly market, and the cooler months run 4 to 9 p.m. while summer editions stretch from 5 to 10 p.m.
That makes tonight the cozy version, an evening market that ends at a civilized hour. Five free hours in Summerlin, zero tickets, zero parking fee. That is a Saturday handled.
