Sphere, the Colosseum, T-Mobile Arena, Allegiant Stadium — all 12–15 miles east. Plus library theater, comedy clubs, and free First Friday in the Arts District.
Refreshed weekly via our news sweep — new residencies, big tours, one-off shows.
18-date residency May 6 – June 13. Tickets from $208. The Sphere visual treatment makes it a destination show, even if you only loosely remember "Don't Speak."
Three stadium shows May 23, 24, 27 (some sources list a 4th May 28). The biggest concert event of the spring — book hotel and parking early.
Latin/bachata co-headline at T-Mobile Arena, Sat May 17. Worth the drive even if you're not from the bachata world.
First-ever Vegas residency, May 1–8. Theatrical show with new + classic hits.
Country residency May 6–24. The Vegas country slot in the calendar.
Rod May 27–30, Cyndi May 1–2. The Colosseum's classic-rock spring slate.
Dolby Live residency May 20–24. Built for the venue.
Double-bill at the Colosseum May 22–23.
Children's theater, opera, classical, and visiting acts. Currently: Pinocchio (May 1–10), Pagliacci opera (Jun 5–7).
Free art exhibition through June 30 at the Summerlin Library. Worth 20 minutes after a hike.
Monthly art walk in downtown LV's Arts District (~12 mi from Summerlin). Galleries open late, food trucks, live music. 5–10 PM.
Vegas's comedy scene punches well above its weight. These are the rooms worth the drive — every one is within 15 miles of Summerlin core.
Tropicana Hotel — touring headliners nightly. Most reliable lineup in town.
MGM Grand — polished show, drop-in appearances from working comics. Strong opener slate.
The STRAT — late shows, edgier lineups, low cover. The "after dinner" comedy stop.
The LINQ Promenade — Jimmy's curated touring slate. Often a name you'll recognize.
Major comedy residencies — David Spade, Nikki Glaser, Demetri Martin, Tosh, Bill Burr — rotate through Caesars and Wynn. Check the Concerts list above.
Smaller weekly improv and stand-up showcases around the Arts District. Check Vital Vegas for the current slate.