What Is Happening in Summerlin, Henderson and Las Vegas This November
What Is Happening in Summerlin, Henderson and Las Vegas This November
By November, the summer heat is a memory and the social calendar fills up fast. The days are cool enough for all desired outdoor activities, the first holiday lights switch on all over the city, and if the snow cooperates, the lifts at Lee Canyon start turning around Thanksgiving. Tom and Serena picked eight ways to make the most of it, from a Grand Prix watch party to a Thanksgiving morning 5K, all off the Strip and easy to reach from Summerlin, Henderson, or Las Vegas.
Read the September roundup: What Is Happening in Summerlin, Henderson and Las Vegas This September.
Holiday Cactus Garden Lights
More than a million lights fill the cactus garden nightly through January 3. Opening night is free, then entry is $3, with guests 65 and up and under 2 free.
Día de Muertos at Springs Preserve
Altars, mariachi, traditional food, and art vendors. Saturday is sold out, so reserve Friday or Sunday. Tickets are $15 for adults and $9 for kids.
Henderson Silver Knights
Seven home games this month, including a 1:00 p.m. matinee on Black Friday. Single-game tickets start at $19 for a night of hockey close to home.
Red Rock Canyon 100K and 50K
Runners take on 17K, 50K, and 100K courses through the sandstone of Red Rock Canyon. Sign up to race, or come out early to cheer the starts in front of the visitor center.
Opening Day at Lee Canyon
Lee Canyon aims to open November 20, snow permitting, with a new West Bowl chairlift and five new trails. Book online a day ahead to save up to 35%.
Enchant at Las Vegas Ballpark
The Christmas light maze returns for a sixth season with an ice skating trail, a snow slide, and Santa. Popular nights sell out, so book early.
Grand Prix Watch Party
The City of Henderson hosts its Las Vegas Grand Prix watch party downtown. Want to be trackside instead? Visit f1lasvegasgp.com for race tickets.
Life Time Turkey Trot
Start Thanksgiving with a 5K from Las Vegas Ballpark to Life Time Summerlin, or walk the Family Mile at 7:40 a.m. Registration is $66.75 for the 5K and $45 for the mile.
Tell us which one you are going to. We read every response, and we are always glad to hear what people in the valley are actually doing on a Saturday.
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