This is my first year back at this annual craft/art fair out in Boulder City, NV since 2017…read more Oh my how it has grown since the last time I was here. This artsy affair now takes up four parks. More booths filled with all kinds of creative crafts. A long aisle of your favorite snack food awaits you plus if you need a drink, beer and cocktails can be purchased. This year the weather was perfect and so many people came out. I always make sure to look for my favorite artists and make a purchase from them. It's a great place to pick up early Christmas gifts for friends or family. In addition there is so much Halloween, Fall, Thanksgiving and Christmas decor to consider purchasing. Boulder City is easy to reach from the 11 freeway and takes you about 30-45 minutes to get to when you live in Las Vegas. Parking is on the street as I noticed they no longer seem to offer the shuttle service. A fun way to spend a Sunday Funday!

The Mrs & I attend this event every year. We go early, have breakfast at the hotel & then browse…read morethrough the vendors. It was nice & we did see some unique items, but it was just darn hot! And the prices are pretty steep too.

I loved this festival…read more We were driving back from Hoover dam and got a little lost LOL. And I am so glad we did because thanks to that we ended up in this place. So we parked and walked to the festival, I got to try a few BBQ's and they were good, nothing mind blowing but they were good, I also had, for the fist time, a Texas tornado there. Do not ask me what it is because frankly I'm not sure. It is a drink with lemon, orange and lime, with some red liquid. Hey I did my best to describe it. I got a chance to talk with a few people and vendors about the festival, mostly because I had no idea where were we. And everybody was really nice and cool. They also had an antique car competition or exhibition that I enjoyed a lot. Some really cool pick up trucks and antique cars. The town itself is pretty cool. If you get a change and want to try something different than the noise in Vegas by all means come here. The weather was perfect for a festival like this. Hot but not overwhelming. Really enjoyed this festival.

First time at this event and unfortunately @ 2:10 Pm when I arrived everyone was sold out of BBQ I…read morehad my heart set on some great brisket. How is this even possible and this event called The Best Dam Bbq Festival is open until 10 Pm. I guess with no Bbq meats? There was a car show and alot of vendors selling crafts and desserts Good thing this location is downtown Boulder City and there happens to be a-lot of restaurants out here to choose from I'll support local.

One of my favorite music festivals!…read more This is like a mini Coachella, but smaller & better ! In the heart of downtown Las Vegas, walking distance from the strip. You can enter and leave the venue whenever, so if you're tired during the day, walk back to your hotel, take a nap and come right back recharged ~ This isn't just a music festival, this event has many other attractions you can check out. They have mini shows that range from Cirque du Soleil, comedians, drag queens, podcast hosts and many more. There's a lot of unique artworks plaster around the whole downtown block and let's not forget the food ! Also the weather is perfect ! It's always on the last week of September, so it's not too hot or too cold, just right. If you're in Vegas, this is definitely one of the festivals to check out ~

This festival tops my list of things to do every year! This by far has been one of the most more…read moreorganized, safe and wonderful event that the downtown area puts on. Every year it gets better and better. I was able to attend this past Saturdays event and was so impressed with everything! The LIF app takes you through your journey with maps and layout of the band. Food and Drink booths are literally everywhere along with water station. All the stages were set up nicely for a great view and I absolutely loved that the souvenirs to our grade were everywhere ! I got to listen to some great bands along with many new upcoming artists and DJs. We also got to go do some shopping, and explore some neat events like Silent Disco. There were plenty of areas for photo opportunities. Looking forward for next year!!

Spent Friday night at this years Greek festival, been coming to this thing since it was free to get…read morein and only one room of crafts! This festival gets big and bigger every year but still maintains a friendly family event atmosphere. They have great crafts and delicious food at reasonable prices compared to many other festivals. For the kids they have a kids section that includes rides, train ride, face painting and food. All evening they have live music and a dance area to have some fun. This festival is fun for both family or a date night. Parking is easy and they have shuttles to pick you up and drop you off at the entrance gate. Cost to get in this year was $10 for adults. Festival runs from Friday to Sunday.

Yes! I haven't been back here in 4 years due to our last experience. I went Sunday at 2:30 with…read moresome friends, and I can't believe how empty it was! The weather was perfect, a little overcast, and it seemed like it might rain at one point, but it just passed us by. I was able to get food without waiting in an excessively long line. We had the souvlaki, and a piece of spanakopita! I bought some pottery from a vendor who came all the way in from CA! Also picked up some Holy Honey from one of my favorite vendors! We had a great time, listening to some music, but missed the performers. My tip for you is to avoid the parking nightmare, and park in the areas where they have shuttles that take you to and from the event. It's free, and they drop you right off at the door. I'll never understand why more people don't take advantage of this convenience. Be kind, & tip your driver!

This craft festival comes around twice a year, spring and fall. It's always a large group of…read morevender's, some displaying their hand crafted items, and some displaying their wares and foods. Always a large number, this year close to 200 independent craft workers from various states. All the work that is on display comes directly from the crafter/ artisan and is limited in supply, not massed produced and replicated. I always enjoy finding unique gifts for family and friends, not to mention stuff for myself. I highly recommend this festival, look for it, April and November yearly!

Always enjoy this festival, although it would be nice to see more artisan stuff and less of the…read moretypical swap meet fair food items (like the dip companies and all)

The Heritage Parade and Festival runs for 4 days Thur-Sun. The highlight for the kids is the…read moreparade on Sat morning. They also have a small car show, live entertainment, carnival and my fave lots of food booths. There was Peruvian, Thai, Japanese, Filipino, Mexican, Irish, Hungarian, Sno Cones, Frozen Yogurt, Beer, Wine, Sake and plenty of the usual carnival food like funnel cakes, corn dogs, etc. I love Henderson festivals. We go to a few a year. They are usually free or low priced, plenty of parking, good for families, not super packed, great day out with the kids

Beer fans flock to BC every March to sip, savor and sun with tasty brews at Wilbur Square. The park…read moreis a great venue for the event, which is from 1 to 7 pm on the last Saturday in March. Local breweries in attendance at past fests include Gordon Biersch, Ellis Island, Boulder Dam Brewing, Big Dog's and Banger Brewing. Among the newest attendees are Lovelady Brewing, Hop Nuts Brewing and Astronomy Aleworks. Reno has also been represented. A handful from Arizona and California, such as Stone Brewing, Ballast Point and Four Peaks Brewing, also take part. There are also a few vendors selling wares such as beer related goodies. Live music rounds out the lineup, and the crowd is a mix of generations. There are a lot of brewery tents spread throughout the park, and a row of food trucks park on the street up the hill. The festival offers 2 levels of pricing, with VIP entrance starting at 1 pm and ranging from $45 to $60. General admission starts at 3 pm, ranging from $35 to $45. The cheaper tickets are only available before event day. 2019 was the 7th annual beerfest, and the crowd was the largest I've seen yet! As a result, the beer started disappearing fast, and some breweries ran out pretty quickly. Best to know before you go, so hit up your favorites early! See ya at the fest!

From the owner: Boulder City Beerfest - Over 30 brewery tents, 10 food trucks and a dozen specialty vendors!read more

Attended another great italian festival and had some great food and enjoyed the great…read moreentertainment. This time I went solo since my wife was back east, but I still have a great time dancing and singing along. This time they had the correct dates on my ticket and website so looks like they corrected that issue we ran during the last festival. Overall, I had a blast and can't wait until the next one in April/May 2026.

Ugh very disappointing. I thought it would be this huge festival with so many options but it…read moreturned out to be disappointing and not much to see. Only stayed for an hour, had maybe 2 items there but definitely could've gone to eat at a nice hole in the wall restaurant. I wish there was more to see here for sure. Even the vendors selling food, I could tell wasn't that great just by looking at it. My bf decided to get a pizza and I was giving him a chance to prove my instincts wrong but it was not good and that's exactly what I thought.