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Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

Rooted in Latin American cultural traditions that honor loved ones who have passed while celebrating the lives they lived, Día de los Muertos brings families, friends and neighbors together through remembrance, art, music and community celebration. This annual event welcomes people from across Henderson and the Las Vegas Valley to experience these meaningful traditions and connect with one another.

Inside the Rogers Student Center Ballroom, ofrendas (offerings) prepared by students, families and community members will be on display. Also, Peso Neto, a steel sculpture by artist Luis Valera-Rico that takes the form of an ofrenda. Mariachi Plata of the College of Southern Nevada and Ballet Folklórico Sol Huasteco will perform throughout the evening. The program concludes with a concert by Las Cafeteras, an East Los Angeles band rooted in Afro-Mexican musical traditions.

Free. More about it at Get Tickets.

Chautauqua in Boulder City began in 1992, and continues today as an exploration and enrichment of life through three pillars of programming: education, cultural arts, and entertainment. Scholars portray historical characters bringing history to life. This year's thems is Spark of a New Nation.

Friday at 6:30: Paul Revere by scholar Terry Lynch.
Saturday at 2:00: Katharine Pittman portraying Martha Washington.
Saturday at 6:30: Hal Bidlack with his dramatic portrayal of Alexander Hamilton.

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Thinking about doing some Christmas shopping? Get a head start at Calvary Chapel Harvest Life Church’s Fall Craft Fair! There will be 80+ vendors offering handmade crafts, unique gifts, jewelry, home décor, boutique finds, delicious treats, and more. Take a friend and support local small businesses.

There are free swag bags for the first 50 shoppers. Free admission and free parking.

Neighborhood nonprofit Friends of Huntridge Park will launch the first-ever farmers market at Huntridge Circle Park. it will include a produce market by Intuitive Forager, vendors, and community organizations.

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.

Hosted by the City of North Las Vegas, this free community event celebrates pet health, wellness and fun for the whole family. A pet health and wellness fair will have free pet exams, veterinary care, and spay/neuter service referral vouchers while supplies last. Activities will include a Halloween Doggie Pawrade, trick‑or‑treat stations, food trucks, live music and family‑friendly entertainment. And, there will be the Doggie Costume Contest and the Dog & Hooman Twinning Photo Contest.

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The annual event returns in a new location. This will be another mesmerizing night under the lanterns, filled with diverse traditions, tantalizing flavors, Las Vegas vendors, and captivating cultural performances. Their goal is to unite locals, tourists, and lovers of different cuisines to celebrate the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community. It was formerly known as the ACDC Asian Night Market.

Chautauqua in Boulder City began in 1992, and continues today as an exploration and enrichment of life through three pillars of programming: education, cultural arts, and entertainment. Scholars portray historical characters bringing history to life. This year's thems is Spark of a New Nation.

Friday at 6:30: Paul Revere by scholar Terry Lynch.
Saturday at 2:00: Katharine Pittman portraying Martha Washington.
Saturday at 6:30: Hal Bidlack with his dramatic portrayal of Alexander Hamilton.

More information at Get Tickets.

Duck Duck Shed is a four-day celebration of Las Vegas aesthetic. Multiple events each day highlight the city's design, architectural, cultural, and entertainment history and offerings. Presented, produced, and partly hosted by the Neon Museum, with other locations scattered across the Las Vegas valley.

For schedule and ticket info, visit here.