Your Guide to February in Las Vegas
February is going to be a wild time in Las Vegas (we’ve got the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day, plus all of these new residencies) — but lucky you, City Cast Las Vegas is going to help you make the most of this month. Today, co-host Dayvid Figler and executive producer Sonja Cho Swanson sit down with lifelong local and radio DJ Heather Collins to get the inside scoop on the best way to spend your month.
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Super Bowl
- On Mon. Feb. 5th: Opening Night at Allegiant Stadium (use promo code “NFLPARTNER”)
- Biggest Game Bash (Downtown Las Vegas Events Center), free
- Illuminarium at Area15 (sold out)
- Guy’s Flavortown Tailgate at the Linq
- Super Bowl Fan Experience at Mandalay Bay Convention Center
- Paramount Expedition Vegas at the Mirage
- Frito Lay’s Cheetos Chapel at New York New York
- TikTok tailgate with Gwen Stefani
- NFL One Pass app
Valentine’s Day
- Americana at Desert Shores
- Lip Lab at the Fashion Show
- “Singles Awareness Day” at Proper Eats (on Feb. 15th)
- Vibes DIY Studio in Centennial Hills
- Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen
- Sweet Spot LV
- tsp. baking company anti-Valentine’s Day cookies and brownies
- Ohlala French Bistro prix fixe Valentine’s dinner
- Wu-Tang Clan at the Virgin Hotel
- New Edition at the Encore
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