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What To Do in Las Vegas in June 2025

Posted on May 29, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

A lobster boil on a table with bottles of beer.

The Lobster Boil at Tailgate Social. (Palace Station)

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Your Guide to June 2025 in Las Vegas

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Things tend to quiet down in June with the summer heat. You can take the edge off with pool deals for locals, outdoor concerts, movies under the stars, and Pride celebrations — plus all the following fun stuff to do this month.

🍽️ Restaurant Week

Restaurant Week is actually more than a mere seven days, running June 2-13 this year. You get to try specially priced prix-fixe menus by dozens of Vegas restaurants, which not only provide a great value, but benefit the good work of Three Square food bank.

🎭 Vegas Fringe Festival

See what the local performing arts scene is all about with the Vegas Fringe Festival, which unfolds at the Las Vegas Little Theatre over two weekends (June 6-15) with a focus on stripped-down, offbeat productions. Tickets are just $20.

🦀 A Season of Seafood Boils

Summer is prime time for seafood boils — and Tailgate Social at Palace Station is adding a new $29 special, featuring a whole Maine lobster 🦞 You can also enjoy variations on seafood boils at local favorites Crab Corner Maryland Seafood House, The Vikings Boiling Seafood, The Yummy Crab, and of course, the unavoidable Hot N' Juicy Crawfish, a local chain that did good and went national.

🎰 Casino Chips & Collectibles Show

The Casino Chips & Collectibles Show returns to the South Point June 12-14, celebrating the history of our city through chips, felts, slot machines, and other relics from the gambling halls of yesteryear. Meet with vendors and take part in seminars and demonstrations, including one from a “blackjack cheater” 👀

🍷 Sips & Sounds at the Magical Forest

Opportunity Village launches a monthly Sips & Sounds summer series at the Magical Forest on June 21. The 21-and-over event will have beer from local breweries like HUDL and Big Dog’s, while serving food from Via Brasil and Loaded Empanadas. The Tony Marques Band performs live.

👠 Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend

Tickets begin at $120 for the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend, which takes over the Orleans June 5-8. The four-day event includes performances, classes, shopping, cocktails, and more. This is the final edition of the event before the brick-and-mortar version of the Burlesque Hall of Fame museum closes on July 20 😢

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