The third most visited tourist destination in Nevada after Las Vegas and Reno, Laughlin has carved out a niche of its own, thanks to its laid-back vibe, low prices and prime location on the Colorado River. From waterfront rooms to desert hikes, here are 11 budget-friendly things to do while you stay and play in Laughlin
Located at the intersection of Las Vegas Blvd. and Pecos Blvd., the family-oriented Broadacres Marketplace is a smorgasbord of culture, embodying the spirit of Central and South America with a spicy blend of shopping, food, entertainment and fun for all ages.
Every year in the United States, more than 500,000 Hispanic young women say “yes” to the dress, the quinceañera dress, that is.
Picking a gown for this traditional coming-of-age celebration is as personal and important as picking a wedding gown, and often just as expensive. The dresses are typically full-length ball gowns, like something a princess wears in a fairytale.
Jasmine and Patrick Vides love to gather with families and children. But as the parents of young kids, they noticed there wasn’t a place in Las Vegas where everyone could have fun together, regardless of age.
They decided to open a place of their own, the couple will celebrate the opening of their family concept, VIP Kids Indoor Play and More, on November 17.
If you’re planning a quinceañera celebration in Las Vegas, count yourself lucky. This once in a lifetime rite of passage will happen in a one of a kind city, a city that’s packed with world-class event spaces.
With plenty of places and price points to choose from, you can go as intimate or extravagant as you want to create a meaningful and memorable event.
They may seem like blips on the radar, but you’d be surprised what you’d find if you stopped to check them out.
Do you love ghost stories? From bars and restaurants to hotels and houses, here are eight of the most haunted places in Nevada.
October is in the rearview mirror, now it’s time for another month full of fun in Nevada. There are tons of family-friendly activities happening across the Silver State.
From cultural celebrations to nonprofit fundraisers, even some early visits from Santa, here are some of the coolest things to do with your kids in Nevada this month.
Nevada became the 36th state in the United States on October 31, 1864. It’s an accomplishment worthy of celebration, commemorated in cities throughout the Silver State, on the last Friday of October every year.
Parades. Train Rides. Chilli Cookoffs. Drilling contests. These are just some of the many ways our great state celebrates its big day. From educational events to marching bands, there’s plenty to do and see on Nevada Day and all weekend long.
From an Old West town hiding prehistoric treasures to a reemerging city once lost, here are four Nevada ghost towns with colorful stories that make them worth exploring on your next Nevada day trip.
