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Las Vegas became the hub of electronic dance music as EDC Week kicked off on May 14, celebrating the festival’s 30th anniversary. Highlights include the debut of the World Party Parade and packed nightlife events across the Strip. The main festival runs from May 15-17, featuring over 200 artists.
Las Vegas pool season for 2026 is set to be one of the biggest yet, showcasing a range of experiences from luxurious resort pools to affordable public options. Major resorts have launched new amenities and celebrity events, making pools essential entertainment. Rising tourism continues to enhance Las Vegas’s vibrant pool culture.
The Las Vegas Science and Natural History Museum is launching its STEAM Powered Summer Program from May 26 to August 7, featuring hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. The program aims to make science engaging for families, with rotating weekly experiences including workshops, live interactions, and themed events like MineFest.
HELP of Southern Nevada will host its 32nd annual Golfer’s Roundup charity tournament at Cascata Golf Club on June 10. The event aims to raise funds for vulnerable families and individuals, supporting essential programs like housing assistance and youth support. Registration for golfers and sponsorship opportunities are currently available.
The University of Nevada Las Vegas is launching a summer camp, “Witnessing History,” from June 8-12, offering high school students hands-on experiences in museums. Participants will engage in guided tours and workshops, focusing on historical preservation and public memory. The camp aims to enhance students’ critical thinking and media literacy through interactive learning.
Quality Training Centers will host an open house on May 13, showcasing a new Residential Training Lab that simulates real job-site conditions for skilled trades. The event includes a ribbon-cutting ceremony, facility tours, and demonstrations, aimed at informing students and families about training programs and career pathways in trades, addressing workforce needs.
During Teacher Appreciation Week from May 2 to May 10, the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas offers free admission to Clark County School District educators and support staff. This promotion allows them to access all exhibits, including those on nuclear history, enhancing their teaching resources and recognizing their vital role in education.
The United Way of Southern Nevada’s annual Golf United Tournament will take place on May 18 at Red Rock Country Club, featuring networking opportunities alongside golf to raise funds for local programs focused on education, health, and financial stability. Registration is open until May 14, with limited space available.
The Las Vegas Science and Technology Festival will conclude its 15th year with a free Giant Science and Technology Expo on May 2, featuring over 60 interactive exhibits. The event aims to engage families, students, and educators, promoting STEM education through hands-on activities and collaboration among community partners.
HELP of Southern Nevada recently hosted its annual Framing Hope Warehouse Product Walk, allowing over 70 local nonprofits to access essential home improvement supplies at reduced costs. Supported by significant corporate donations, the event emphasized collaboration, enabling organizations to maximize their resources and support vulnerable populations across Southern Nevada effectively.
S.A.F.E. House is hosting its first pickleball tournament, “Dink for a Difference,” in Henderson to raise funds for domestic violence survivors. This community event encourages participation from all skill levels, aiming to foster connection and awareness about available resources. Proceeds will support vital services, emphasizing the importance of community engagement.
The 15th Annual Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival runs from April 24 to May 2, offering free STEM experiences across Southern Nevada. Featuring over 60 events, it engages families, students, and educators through hands-on learning. Highlighted by a Giant Expo on the final day, the festival fosters community collaboration and inspires future innovators.