Event Schedule for Super Bowl LVIII Released

There's More Than Just the Game Coming to Las Vegas

Although the season has yet to officially start, excitement for this year's Super Bowl is already starting to ramp up. Super Bowl LVIII Week in Las Vegas is set to host a plethora of events across multiple venues throughout the city. The NFL and the Las Vegas Super Bowl LVIII Host Committee recently unveiled the schedule of activities, which includes details about the fan-favorite Super Bowl Experience and community engagement initiatives.


The week's lineup encompasses various venues, showcasing more than just the Allegiant Stadium, where the highly anticipated game will occur on February 11. It's projected that this event-packed week will mark one of Las Vegas' most financially lucrative periods. "We're talking a minimum of $500 million, but the estimates realistically range between $600 million to $700 million," stated Steve Hill, President and CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. "This is the incremental amount, exceeding what we typically see during a non-Super Bowl hosting year."


The festivities will commence with Super Bowl Opening Night on February 5 at Allegiant Stadium, offering fans a unique opportunity to hear from the players and coaches participating in the game. This event serves as the sole public appearance of the players before the Super Bowl. During Opening Night, fans can partake in various activities, including photo opportunities, exclusive merchandise shopping at the NFL Shop, and autograph sessions with NFL players not participating in the Super Bowl. Tickets for this event, available in December, are priced at $30.


From February 7 to 10, the Super Bowl Experience will take place at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. This interactive football-themed park, a staple of every Super Bowl, provides fans with opportunities to collect autographs from current NFL players and legends, purchase merchandise, engage in new and improved interactive games, and participate in youth football clinics. Visitors can also take photos with the Vince Lombardi Trophy and view a display of all 57 Super Bowl rings. On February 8, a sensory hour will be offered to accommodate individuals with special needs and sensory sensitivities. Ticket prices for the Super Bowl Experience, available in December, vary depending on the day, with children aged 12 and under enjoying free entry throughout the week. On February 7, tickets will be $25 for entry from 3 PM to 10 PM, while on February 8 and 9, tickets will cost $50 for entry during the same hours. The final day, February 10, will have a $50 ticket price and will be open from 10 AM to 10 PM.


The 25th Annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration is set for Wednesday, February 7, at The Pearl Theater at Palms. This exclusive NFL-sanctioned multicultural program combines football and music. Tickets for the event, which go on sale December 1, provide an opportunity to enjoy the intersection of sports and entertainment. On Saturday, February 10, the culinary experience known as the Taste of the NFL will take place at the Keep Memory Alive Center downtown. Featuring a tasting menu curated by top chefs from both national and local scenes, this event will be hosted by culinary stars Andrew Zimmern, Carla Hall, Tim Love, Lasheeda Perry, and Mark Bucher. More than 30 NFL legends are expected to make appearances. Proceeds from the event will support GENYOUTH, a national nonprofit dedicated to promoting well-nourished and physically active lives among school children. Attendees must be at least 21 years old to participate in Taste of the NFL.


With several signature events and activities yet to be announced by the NFL and its partners, the excitement will only continue to build. Peter O'Reilly emphasized, "The excitement is palpable within the league office, among our fans, and with our league partners. Vegas is already a huge draw, but when you add the Super Bowl to the mix, the excitement escalates further. We're ready; the countdown is on."

Step Into the Shadows: Exploring Las Vegas’ Mob Museum

July 28, 2025
Tucked away in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, just steps from the flashing lights of Fremont Street, the Mob Museum offers something wildly different than the typical Vegas experience. Officially known as the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, this one-of-a-kind destination invites you to step into the gritty, gripping world of the American mob—and the people who tried to stop it. Housed in a historic 1930s U.S. Post Office and Courthouse—where real mob hearings took place—the building itself sets the tone. This is no ordinary museum. It’s immersive, intense, and at times, jaw-dropping Your journey begins at the top, tracing the rise of organized crime through Prohibition. Real artifacts tell real stories, including the actual bullet-riddled brick wall from Chicago’s infamous St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. As you make your way down each floor, the exhibits dive deeper into how the mob operated, how Las Vegas became a haven for crime families, and how law enforcement fought back - with wiretaps, undercover agents, and televised trials that captivated the nation. One of the museum’s standout features is its fully restored courtroom, where the 1950s Kefauver Hearings were held - bringing mob activity into the public spotlight for the first time. It’s surreal to sit in the very space where America watched the mob be put on trial. Downstairs, visitors can try hands-on exhibits like a police training simulator, or step into a forensics lab to test their CSI skills. But the real hidden gem is in the basement: The Underground, a fully functioning speakeasy and distillery that serves up Prohibition-style cocktails and house-made moonshine. It's a delicious way to end your tour through history. Beyond the drama and intrigue, what makes the Mob Museum truly special is how educational and engaging it is. It’s not just about the mobsters—it’s about the impact organized crime had on American culture, law, and justice. Whether you're a true crime junkie, history buff, or just looking for something different to do in Vegas, the Mob Museum is a must-visit. It’s raw, real, and fascinating from start to finish. L ocation: 300 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, NV Hours: Daily 9am–9pm Admission: Starts around $35; discounts available for Nevada residents, students, military & law enforcement Don’t Miss: The Underground speakeasy (open later hour s)

800+ 5-Star Reviews and Counting: Why Las Vegas Trusts McKenna Property Management

July 21, 2025
McKenna Property Management is proud to have earned over 800 five-star reviews on Google — real feedback from property owners, investors, agents, and tenants all across Las Vegas who’ve experienced the difference working with us makes. Led by our owner and broker Jenni McKenna, with over 30 years of local real estate experience, we focus on making property management smooth, efficient, and refreshingly personal. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all service or sending you in circles with automated systems. When you call our office, you’ll get a live person on the phone — not a robot or endless phone tree. Our team is organized into specialized departments, so whether it’s leasing, maintenance coordination, accounting, or HOA coordination, you’re always connected with the right person who knows how to help. That means quicker responses, clearer communication, and less frustration all around. Owners and investors trust us to handle everything from marketing and tenant screening to rent collection and repairs, helping maximize returns without the usual headaches. Agents feel confident referring clients to us because they know we respect their relationships — when it’s time for their clients to buy or sell, we never interfere or poach. Our focus remains solely on providing top-tier property management, while preserving and protecting their business. And tenants enjoy well-maintained homes, easy online systems, and a team that truly listens and responds. At McKenna Property Management, we treat every property like it’s our own and every person like part of our community. If you’re looking for reliable, experienced property management in Las Vegas with real people and real results, we’d love to connect.

Discovering Fergusons Downtown: Vegas’s Creative Heartbeat

July 14, 2025
Tucked at 1028 Fremont Street, Fergusons Downtown is where the spirit of old Vegas meets the creativity of a new generation. Once a mid-century motel, the property has been transformed into a vibrant community hub that pulses with life, art, food, and connection - a must-visit for anyone seeking the authentic soul of Las Vegas beyond the glow of the Strip. Originally the Franklin Motel in the 1940s and later renamed Fergusons Motel in the ’60s, the site was reimagined in 2019 by the late Tony Hsieh’s Downtown Project. What was once a simple roadside motel is now a full city block dedicated to innovation, small business, and creative risk-taking. The former motel rooms have been turned into studios and retail spaces, now home to an eclectic mix of local businesses. You’ll find everything from Neon Cactus Vintage to plantlovers’ haven LV Plant Collective. For foodies, Fergusons delivers with the Vegas Test Kitchen, a rotating lineup of pop-up culinary concepts that keep things fresh. Highlights include Mothership Coffee Roasters (offering everything from vegan pastries to charcuterie), La Monja for ceviche and housemade tortillas, and Hatsumi for seafood and sake with a Japanese twist. Cocktail lovers can settle into F the Bar, a cozy greenhouse-style lounge serving drinks like the hibiscuslavender “Vegas Playground.” At the center of the space is Big Rig Jig—a towering, 50-foot sculpture made from repurposed oil tankers. It’s bold, unexpected, and the perfect metaphor for what Fergusons stands for: turning the ordinary into something unforgettable. The community vibe continues in The Yard, a grassy gathering space that hosts jam sessions, yoga classes, comedy nights, open mics, and weekend markets. Monthly events like the Hey Maker Market and Pour in the Alley spotlight local artisans, performers, and mixologists, making every visit feel new. Fergusons Downtown isn’t just a redevelopment project—it’s a living ecosystem. It’s where artists, entrepreneurs, families, and visitors collide over coffee, cocktails, creativity, and conversation. It’s a place that proves Vegas is more than casinos and clubs; it’s a city full of soul. If you're ready to experience a different kind of Las Vegas—one rooted in community, creativity, and a touch of magic—step into Fergusons and see what’s blooming in the heart of downtown.