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Join the world's largest and most popular festival, the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend. At The Orleans Hotel and Casino, you'll experience four days of non-stop fun, including live music, dancing, car shows, and pin-up contests. With over 20,000 attendees from around the globe, this event is sure to be an economic boost for Las Vegas, generating millions of dollars in revenue. Not only that, but there are also satellite events like pool parties, pre-parties, and after-parties, providing even more opportunities to enjoy rockabilly culture. If you're a rockabilly music and culture fan, take advantage of this must-attend event. Mark your calendars and join in for the best rockabilly experience you'll ever have.

Meow Wolf is an organization that aims to open doors to new possibilities and redefine the paradigm of art and storytelling to make a positive difference in the world. Their second permanent exhibition, Omega Mart, is an immersive art experience where you can explore America's most exceptional grocery store. As you navigate the aisles of whimsical products, expect to have your mind bent and your perspective shifted. The story of a family store turned supermarket unfolds into mega-impactful art, with every door or box of cereal at Omega Mart leading to potentially new worlds and artful revelations. Local and international artists have created breathtaking installations that offer enchanting spaces to wander through. This experience is perfect for all ages but be prepared for exceptional customers, difficult spills, and not-so-secret bars.

Discover the wonders of the natural world at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. This incredible Museum offers interactive exhibits and educational programs that will transport you through time and across continents. Explore galleries like the African Gallery, the Prehistoric Life Gallery, the International Wildlife Gallery, the Marine Life Gallery, the Geology Gallery, and the Wild Nevada Gallery. Take advantage of the chance to visit the MGM/Mirage Young Scientists Center and the Treasures of Egypt exhibit.