Las Vegas November 2023

See Adele in Las Vegas

After abruptly postponing her Caesars Palace residency in January, Adele is finally back in Las Vegas to make it up to fans at the Colosseum. It's easily the most in-demand show of the year with tickets fetching top dollar on the resale market. The long-discussed artistic demands and production issues should be sorted out in time for the singer to belt out "Hello," "Easy on Me" and other hits when the curtain rises Nov. 18.

See More Big Shows in Las Vegas

Elton John performs his final Vegas show at Allegiant Stadium (Nov. 1). The Theater at Virgin Hotels welcomes Train (Nov. 4) and The 1975 (Nov. 25). The Who play Dolby Live (Nov. 4-5), which also hosts the Jonas Brothers (Nov. 10-12). Country star Brad Paisley plays a pair of intimate shows at the Wynn's Encore Theatre (Nov. 4-5). The theater is also bringing back John Fogerty (Nov. 9-19). Post Malone is at the T-Mobile Arena (Nov. 11). Billy Idol returns for a new residency (Nov. 11-19) at the Cosmopolitan, while Luke Bryan continues his own residency at Resorts World (resuming Nov. 30).

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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 at the Fremont Street Experience wraps up its season with a performance by Stone Temple Pilots, featuring new singer Jeff Gutt. The show gets underway at 9 p.m. on the 3rd Street Stage.

Enjoy Thanksgiving in Las Vegas

Thanksgiving falls on Thursday, November 24. 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.

More Things To Do in Las Vegas in November

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. 4-5), Daniel Tosh (Nov. 11-12), Jim Jefferies (Nov. 18-19) and Bill Maher (Nov. 25-26). The September 9 show for Entourage star Jeremy Piven at the Red Rock Resort has been rescheduled for Nov. 12. Catch Jeff Dunham and his puppets at the Zappos Theatre (Nov. 5, 12). However, the biggest comedy show in November is Jo Koy at the T-Mobile Arena (Nov. 19).

Visit the Hoover Dam

After shutting down for much of the pandemic, the Hoover Dam is once again welcoming guests at full capacity. The landmark is offering tours to see how the dam and power station operate with access in underground tunnels. The views from the visitors center are phenomenal.

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

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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