In August, The Mob Museum in Las Vegas celebrates Caesars Palace’s 60th anniversary with special events, including a panel on its history and exclusive offers for local residents. Visitors can also enjoy beer tastings and a classic film exhibit, making it an exciting month for both locals and tourists alike.
The AC/DC PWR/UP Pop Up, an immersive fan experience, will take place at Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas on July 31 and August 1, coinciding with the band’s final PWR/UP Tour concert. Admission is free, featuring exclusive merchandise, rare memorabilia, interactive displays, themed food, and exciting giveaways, enhancing the celebration for fans.
Atlanta Apparel and Formal Markets will take place from August 3-6 and August 3-7, 2026, at AmericasMart Atlanta, showcasing a diverse range of brands in fashion, bridal, and accessories. The event features expanded showrooms, new exhibitors, and enhanced buyer experiences, including hospitality programs and educational opportunities to strengthen retail businesses.
Credit One Bank has successfully hosted its annual Fill the Bus School Supply Drive for the ninth year, benefiting local students in Southern Nevada through donations of school supplies and a $5,050 monetary contribution. The initiative supports Communities In Schools of Nevada and the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth, helping students prepare for the school year.
United Way of Southern Nevada has selected 16 nonprofit organizations for its Community Impact Grants for the 2026-2027 funding cycle, aimed at enhancing education, financial security, and health in Southern Nevada. UWSN has invested over $18 million in local initiatives, addressing evolving community needs and supporting thousands of residents through various resources.
The 2026 Tour de France enters its critical Alpine stages, with Tadej Pogačar comfortably leading the yellow jersey by 4 minutes and 32 seconds. Jasper Philipsen secured his first stage win, while Mads Pedersen retains the green jersey. Intense competition remains for various classifications as the Tour approaches its Paris finale.
Terrible’s has successfully reopened the Primm Valley Casino after 17 days of restoration, enhancing the Southern Nevada resort corridor. The casino features 422 gaming machines, hotel rooms, and a sports book, with eliminated resort fees. Future improvements are planned, preserving around 300 jobs and marking a swift operational turnaround in Nevada.
The Washington Mystics defeated the Las Vegas Aces 100-99 in a thrilling WNBA game, rallying from a nine-point deficit. Shakira Austin led the Mystics with 25 points, while A’ja Wilson scored 38 for Las Vegas. The win improved Washington’s record to 14-12, ending a solid run for the Aces.
Flight Club Las Vegas introduces “Holiday in the Highlands,” a seasonal celebration featuring Scottish-inspired décor, festive food, and Social Darts games. Running from November to mid-January, the experience offers customizable event packages, seasonal menu items, and dedicated event planning to make holiday gatherings memorable.
The Summer 2026 Las Vegas Market will take place from July 27 to 30, attracting global buyers and designers. New initiatives include the Market Snapshot People’s Choice Awards, featuring five trend categories, and the introduction of Market Stars who will share insights. Enhanced digital planning resources aim to streamline the attendee experience.
DARKFIELD, an immersive entertainment experience, debuts in Las Vegas at AREA15 on July 30. Guests will engage in three unique sound-driven productions—SÉANCE, FLIGHT, and PLACEBO—in complete darkness, relying solely on audio and imagination. With tickets starting at $20, this innovative attraction offers a distinctive psychological adventure.
The Las Vegas Aces secured a decisive 109-83 victory over the Toronto Tempo, improving their record to 18-7. A’ja Wilson led with 26 points, supported by Jackie Young’s 24 points and 12 assists. Toronto, battling injuries and coach suspension, suffered its third straight loss, falling to 10-16.