Las Vegas might be known for its nightlife and casinos, but as the desert cools down, the city shifts gears into a season filled with cultural celebrations and fall-themed festivities. These events bring together families, artists, community groups, and visitors in a shared appreciation for local traditions, global cultures, and seasonal fun. From light festivals to harvest fairs, the Las Vegas Valley offers something for everyone this fall.

Whether you’re exploring Japanese traditions in Henderson, honoring ancestors with Día de los Muertos celebrations, or getting cozy at a farm with pumpkins and produce, there’s no shortage of ways to soak in the autumn spirit through the end of 2025. Here’s a look at the most exciting cultural and seasonal happenings in Southern Nevada:

Fall Culture Festivals

Aki Matsuri Japanese Festival

October 11, 2025 • Water Street Plaza, Henderson

This Japanese fall festival blends traditional and modern culture with food, live performances, martial arts demos, and kids’ activities. It’s a vibrant community favorite that lights up downtown Henderson.

Las Vegas Farm’s Fall Harvest Festival

October 2025 •   The Las Vegas Farm
Throughout October, the Las Vegas Farm celebrates their 35th Fall Harvest Festival! A longtime community favorite, this farm-style celebration includes a maize maze, pumpkins, artisan vendors, and interactive activities for all ages. It’s a perfect seasonal outing just outside the urban core.

Asian Lantern Festival

October 11, 2025 • CSN Charleston Campus
Celebrate AANHPI (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander) heritage under a canopy of lantern light. The evening includes cultural performances, games, and a diverse selection of Asian food vendors.

Downtown Las Vegas Fall Festival

October 27, 2025 • Chapel of the Flowers
Bring the kids for trick-or-treating, costume contests, carnival games, and a walk-through haunted house. This free event creates a safe and festive Halloween environment in the heart of the city.

Fall Festival – Pitch A Pumpkin

November 1, 2025 • Silverton Hotel & Casino
This outdoor fall festival by LV Craft Shows delivers fun for the whole family, highlighted by a one-of-a-kind pumpkin trebuchet contest. Enjoy live music, local food trucks, and vendor booths in a festive autumn atmosphere.

Fall Culture Events

Trunk or Treat

October 30, 2025 • Black Mountain Recreation Center, Henderson

This family-friendly Halloween event invites little ghosts and goblins to walk a festive trail of decorated trunks while collecting candy and enjoying themed activities. With entertainment, a costume contest, and safe trick-or-treating zones, it’s a seasonal favorite for Henderson families. This event is also free for children under 3 years old.

Paws in the Park

October 25, 2025 • Aliante Nature Discovery Park
Perfect for pet lovers, this outdoor festival includes live music, food trucks, local pet-friendly vendors, and fun activities for both pets and attendees. It’s one of the best events in the city for everyone, be it human or pet.

Life in Death: Día de los Muertos

November 1–2, 2025 • Winchester Cultural Center & Park
This beloved two-day event honors the Day of the Dead with community altars, live performances, cultural exhibits, and food vendors. It’s one of the most visually striking and meaningful gatherings of the season.

Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival

November 1 • Clark County Library
Celebrate comics, cosplay, and pop culture with local artists, publishers, workshops, and fan meet-ups. A hit among families and fandoms, the event transforms the library into a vibrant, geeky celebration of creativity.

National Finals Rodeo (NFR)

December 2025 • Thomas & Mack Center, UNLV
Wrapping up the fall season, this ten-day rodeo spectacle features top-tier competitions, major concerts, and the famous Cowboy Christmas expo. It’s a signature event in Las Vegas with a loyal following from across the country.

From lantern-lit festivals in Henderson to large-scale cultural celebrations in the heart of Las Vegas, the Valley will offer a diverse range of fall events through the end of 2025. Whether you’re interested in traditional heritage celebrations, seasonal family fun, or unique community gatherings, there’s something happening for everyone.

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