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Las Vegas Little Theatre is the perfect destination for classic theater entertainment. As the oldest operating small theatre in the valley, they present plays like A Streetcar Named Desire, Prelude to a Kiss, Greater Tuna, On Golden Pond, Driving Miss Daisy, Steel Magnolias, and A Few Good Men. They've showcased many critically acclaimed and award-winning plays, including Master Harold and the Boys, Purple Hearts, The Woolgatherer, Master Class, and A Streetcar Named Desire. Their mission is to promote and increase awareness of theatre arts in Southern Nevada, provide quality productions, and offer educational opportunities in all aspects of theatre production. Their ultimate goal is to secure a permanent facility to stage productions and provide increased services to the community.

Discover the magnificent Grand Canyon with Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours. You can choose from various transportation options, including bus, boat, or helicopter rides, and soak in the awe-inspiring views of this natural wonder while learning about its history. The Original Grand Canyon Tour Company provides daily services from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon by airplane, helicopter, or train. Their 25 years of experience guarantee safe and dependable services for all Grand Canyon adventures, from hiking the rim and white water rafting to canyon floor landings and flyovers.

The Fremont Street Experience is a must-see destination in Las Vegas, spanning five blocks of Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. This portion of the street is closed to traffic for visitors to enjoy the attractions. The main feature at FSE is the 1,500-foot-long LED screen canopy that illuminates with over 12 million LED lamps. The canopy screenplays show Lucky Vegas, American Freedom, Don McLean's American Pie, A Tribute to Queen, and KISS Over Vegas while music blares in the background. It's worth keeping an eye on FSE's calendar as two stages on site have hosted concerts from bands like Kansas, Blue Oyster Cult, Joe Diffie, Foghat, the Doobie Brothers, and more. The majority of the concerts held at the attraction are free.