Your Guide to February 2025 in Las Vegas
Still at a loss for what to do this Valentine’s Day? Fear not, we’ve got you covered with your guide to all the best events and recommendations for February in Las Vegas. Not only will you hear some unique date ideas, you’ll get the inside scoop on Super Bowl events, dining experiences, and even a sound bath with horses?! Co-host Dayvid Figler sits down with Hey Las Vegas editor Rob Kachelriess and The Town Magazine editor Melinda Sheckells to plan out your month in Las Vegas. Want more dining recommendations? Check out our episode on the most anticipated restaurant openings in 2025.
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Mentioned in the episode:
Lights of Love at the Ethel M. Cactus Garden (Feb. 7-17)
All My Loving by Melody Sweets at Myron’s (Feb. 8)
Stargazer Domes at the Grand Canyon
Japanese head spas (several around town, Invita is mentioned on the pod)
Super Bowl Fan Fest at Allegiant Stadium (Feb. 9)
Grouse House sample sale (Feb. 1-2)
Happy Face Spa buccal massage
Stardust at the Fifth Street School (Feb. 1)
Tippy Elvis at the Red Dwarf (Feb. 7)
Petite Boheme downtown
Dream Asia Food Fest at the Downtown Events Center (Feb. 14-16)
Asian Night Market at M Resort (Feb. 15-16)
New offshoots of China Mama: Hao Chi and Spring
Healing with horses sound bath at Calico Creek Boarding Stables (Feb. 16)
David Lynch festival at Beverly Theater (Feb. 15-23)
Big Boy in Indian Springs
Wetlands Hands On cleanup at the Clark County Wetlands (Feb. 8)
Red Rock Audubon guided tour at the Clark County Wetlands (Feb. 15)
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