November 19, 2015 Posts

It is quite a surreal moment when you realize that we are crossing over into the second half of a decade, and in the very infancy of the 3rd millennium no less! Vegas will of course be doing it bigger than ever, and one would be hard-pressed to find a better city to ring in the new year. With all the best artists performing along The Strip and a world-class fireworks show, we like to think Vegas gives NYC a run for it's money when it comes to NYE celebrations! We've done all the hard work for you and put up all the major nightlife events and lineups in one place!

Hurry and get your partying in before Thanksgiving next week! Not many of us have the luxury of calling Vegas home base, and we'd venture to guess you'll likely be staying in the family guest room back home stuffing your face with turkey and pumpkin pie, and watching football. Vegas knows this and has got you covered and is putting on a spectacular weekend of party madness and debauchery!

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Two of the world’s best boxers are stepping into the ring for another Fight Weekend in Las Vegas. This Saturday, the Mandalay Bay Events Center will host the highly anticipated matchup between WBC Middleweight World Champion Miguel Cotto and former two-time World Champion Canelo Alvarez. After the sensationalized “Fight of the Century” between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao ended in an anticlimactic decision on points, fans are hoping for a knockout event this weekend.

Not in the mood to cook for Thanksgiving? Don’t worry, the Las Vegas feast train is rolling on a never ending track of pure deliciousness and it rarely ever stops for anything. A national holiday isn’t going to get in the way of your relaxation goals for this gluttonous occasion. If you’re actively trying to avoid being in the kitchen for Thanksgiving, you might as well treat yourself to a seriously epic meal. Leave the casserole pans in your cupboards and let these Las Vegas restaurants take care of your Turkey Day dinner.