Las Vegas November 2022: Shows, Concerts, Events & Nightclubs

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The weather is cooling off as the year winds down in Las Vegas

Average temperature low and high: 43°- 67°

November is traditionally a quiet month for Las Vegas. As the weather cools off, hotel rooms and flights can be scored for a great price. While the four-day Thanksgiving weekend does attract visitors, it’s one of the slower holiday periods in Las Vegas. As always, LavishVegas has the best hotel deals.

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Things to do in November

See Celine Dion’s Return to Las Vegas

Resorts World is one of the new hotels in Las Vegas that continues to create excitement. The property’s new theater finally opens to the public with a performance by Celine Dion on November 5. The singer helped design the 5,000-seat venue and (so far) has 21 performances scheduled through February. In the months ahead, the theater will also welcome residencies by Carrie Underwood, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan.

LavishVegas has the best prices on all available shows. So buy your tickets today. Don’t forget… proof of vaccination may be required.

Spend a Day N Vegas

The rap, R&B, and hip-hop festival known as Day N Vegas returns November 12-14. Guests will enjoy dozens of performances at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds (near the north end of the Strip) with Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, and Tyler, The Creator as the headliners. Check with LavishVegas for the latest ticket availability.

Ice Rink at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas (1)

Ice Skate at the Cosmopolitan

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Las Vegas. The Ice Rink at the Cosmopolitan traditionally marks its return in November at the Boulevard Pool. Take a spin on the ice or hang out by the fire pits with seasonal cocktails, s’mores, and light bites. Holiday movies are often shown on the resort’s digital marquee.

See a Free Rock Show on Fremont Street

The Downtown Rocks free concert series winds down with a pair of performances at the Fremont Street Experience. George Thorogood & The Destroyers take the stage November 6, while Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil plays a solo show on November 24, the night before Thanksgiving (a celebration known as “Drinksgiving”).

Enjoy Thanksgiving in Las Vegas

Thanksgiving falls on Thursday, November 25. As with any long weekend, travelers from across the country will flock to Las Vegas for shopping, dining, and more. Whether celebrating with family, friends, or just someone special, you can enjoy special holiday menus from the city’s top restaurants. Many offer Thanksgiving meals to go if you feel more comfortable dining in your hotel room.

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See a Comedy Show in Las Vegas

It’s a busy month for the Aces of Comedy series at the Mirage with performances by Tim Allen (Nov. 5-6), Daniel Tosh (Nov. 12-13), Wayne Brady (Nov. 19-20), and Bill Maher (Nov. 26-27).

Visit the Hoover Dam

After shutting down for much of the pandemic, the Hoover Dam is once again welcoming guests. The landmark is being reopened in phases. You can visit the walkways and observation areas. No tours, visitors center, or cafe for now.

Head Outdoors

With outdoor temperatures averaging around 55 degrees, November is an ideal time to hike through Red Rock Canyon, rent an ATV, helicopter over the Strip, or visit the Grand Canyon.

More November Attractions

Walk The Strip: Fall brings pleasant weather for strolling the Strip, Fremont Street (Downtown), and everything in between. Be sure to use our interactive Las Vegas Strip Map to help navigate. Our map provides locations for bars, restaurants, and even walk times. Visit art galleries, fountains, outdoor sculptures, and boutiques at CityCenter, which includes the Waldorf Astoria, Aria, and the Shops at Crystals. Or explore The LINQ, which has dining, bars, and the High Roller observation wheel.

Visit the Arts District: The Downtown Arts District is quickly becoming the hottest neighborhood in Las Vegas, especially for drinking. Bar options include wine at Garagiste and cocktails at Velveteen Rabbit or Jammyland. However, the beer scene is exploding. Visit Hop Nuts, CraftHaus, Beer District Brewing, or Able Baker to grab a pint.

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