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What To Do in Las Vegas in June 2026

Posted on June 2
Layla Muhammad

Layla Muhammad

The dining room at Cote.

COTE at the Venetian. (COTE)

From dining to entertainment and more, City Cast Las Vegas has some ideas for making the most of June.

🍽️ The Best Excuse to Eat Out This Month

Las Vegas Restaurant Week runs June 1 through 12 and it is one of the tastiest times of year in Las Vegas. Dining spots throughout the valley are offering special prix fixe menus, with proceeds supporting Three Square Food Bank's mission to fight hunger in Southern Nevada. It’s a great opportunity to check out what’s new at a neighborhood restaurant like Bar Boheme or get a deal at pricer Strip destinations like Cote. Make your reservations now before the good ones fill up.

🌈 Pride Is Year-Round Here

Yes, Las Vegas celebrates Pride in October, but June is still Pride Month and the city knows how to show up. The Las Vegas Aviators are hosting LGBTQ+ Night at Las Vegas Ballpark on Thursday, June 4, with a pregame party starting at 6 p.m., $2 beer specials, and first pitch at 7:05 p.m. against the Reno Aces. Five dollars from every ticket sold benefits Las Vegas Pride.

🖼️ Three Museums Worth Leaving the House For

Las Vegas museums are having a moment. The Mob Museum kicks off its Untapped Story beer tasting experience on June 1, blending craft brews with organized crime history. The Punk Rock Tattoo Expo takes over the Punk Rock Museum June 20 and 21 with ink, live music, and chaos. And on June 27, the Evel Knievel Experience opens in the Arts District with immersive exhibits and rare memorabilia celebrating America's most legendary daredevil.

🎭 And Three Shows Worth Dressing Up For

Opera Las Vegas brings Leoncavallo's “I Pagliacci” to the Judy Bayley Theatre at UNLV on June 5, sung in Italian with English supertitles. Esmé, a world premiere musical set in 1920s Paris, has seven performances at Notoriety Live Downtown, June 23-27. And Bolero – The Show hits the Plaza's timeless showroom for one night only on Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m.

🎉 Juneteenth Celebrations Around the Valley

😵‍💫 A Mind-Blowingly Good Time

Two new shows are ready to get inside your brain this month. MIND2MIND, the husband-and-wife mentalist duo from “America's Got Talent,” kicks off a residency at Fontainebleau's Azul Lounge on June 4, and Steve Falcon's Comedy Hypnosis Hour opens at MGM Grand's Underground Theater on June 18.

🏒 A Great Month to Be a Vegas Sports Fan

The Golden Knights are competing for the Stanley Cup after a stunning sweep of the Avalanche, their third trip to the finals in franchise history. Game One against the Carolina Hurricanes is tonight! Meanwhile, Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter will sing the national anthem and join the Knights at the Battle for Vegas charity baseball game on June 27 at the Las Vegas Ballpark.

  • Need more suggestions? City Cast Las Vegas has the monthly rundown for June, including our top Restaurant Week picks. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

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