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Small Business Saturday and Other Ways to Shop Local in Las Vegas

Posted on November 26, 2025   |   Updated on November 27, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

A woman browses gifts inside a shop with holiday decorations.

Shop local this week. (Tang Ming Tung/Getty)

When it comes to nationwide corporate campaigns, Small Business Saturday is one of my favorites. Taking place the day after Black Friday each year, the concept was actually hatched by American Express in 2010 as a way to support local independent businesses throughout the country. A year later, it was officially cosponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration and continues to grow larger every year — including right here in Las Vegas.

🛍️ Small Business Saturday Events in Las Vegas

At least 17 Boulder City businesses are joining together for Rock the Block Saturday and Sunday. Shop at one place, then bring your receipt to another participating business and get 15% off your purchase.

A special Saturday edition of Market in the Alley hits the Downtown Arts District 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with outdoor vendors setting up shop on the corner of Main and Imperial.

Shop Small Business Saturday at Water Street Plaza, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., in downtown Henderson. There will be at least 100 vendors, kids activities, photos with Santa and more.

The holiday-themed Shop Small Craftville Gift Bazaar takes over the Veil Pavilion at the Silverton 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday.

Fergusons Downtown on Fremont Street hosts more than 30 vendors for Small Business Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a tree lighting and holiday entertainment. Kids can get photos with Santa while adults sip on a holiday cocktail from F The Bar 🍹

The Downtown Las Vegas Container Park is running a full Small Business Saturday Weekend (Friday - Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) with live entertainment, vendor discounts, and photos with Santa. Sunday afternoon includes a Home of the Brave celebration for veterans.

🤑 City Cast Staff and Readers’ Picks for Weekend Discounts

AREA15 has a buy-one, get-one-free deal on Level 1 Experience Passes through Monday. Use the code BOGOBF at checkout.

Aroma Retail, the business behind familiar scents at your favorite hotels and casinos, is offering a 20% discount with the code GATHER and free U.S. shipping for orders over $100.

Frey Ranch whiskey, produced with crops grown on the same Nevada farm it's distilled on, is opening the vault for online shoppers through Cyber Monday with holiday single barrels, a malted four grain bourbon, and other specials. All bottles are under $99 and ship for just one cent.

The Keep It Classic retro shop at the Container Park has $2 VHS tapes on Black Friday. (Still got your machine? 📼)

The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District launches two official shops for on Small Business Saturday. Stop by the Sahara West Library or Windmill Library customer service desks for t-shirts, hats, totes, and other official merch until Dec. 31.

Neeziie Babiie Beauty has 50% off lashes, brows, and other beauty treatments and 35% off select products through Nov. 30.

The Red Kat has 25% off vintage clothing in the Arts District on Black Friday.

Sorry, no discount on Sphere tickets 😢 But you can get free shipping through Monday on merch, including some cool “The Wizard of Oz” stuff with the code SHIPPING50 with a $50 minimum.

The Vegas Golden Knights have all kinds of specials on tickets, merch, and more — online and in person for Gold Friday, Silver Saturday and Medieval Monday.

Wax Trax Records has extended hours (8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) on Black Friday. Specials include Buy-three, get-one-free on $5 specials. Buy a $100 gift certificate and get an extra $20 added on.

Hungry? Buy two pounds of smoked brisket at WildFig BBQ on Black Friday and get a pound of pulled pork free.

Get a free month with any six-month unlimited membership (or two free months for a 12-month unlimited membership) for WOW Carwash when buying online. (Link active on Black Friday only.)

  • Need more ideas? Check this out: Hosts from all 13 City Cast cities got together on one podcast to offer a holiday gift idea from local businesses in their respective communities — available to ship anywhere in the country. What did Dayvid Figler pick to represent Las Vegas? Listen in to find out! [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

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