Visiting Las Vegas this November? These are the November Las Vegas shows and events you need to know about.
Now that it’s November in Vegas, we can get outside to hike or climb during the day and then get cozy up inside during the evenings. It’s also a great time to fire up your hot tub. We don’t get much fall foliage, but you can find pockets of trees starting to turn, especially later in the month.
Below, we’ve listed out all the November-only events by category (or ones that are limited to a few months). If you want to check out what is available year-round, check out our ultimate Vegas bucket list, bucket list experiences, top Las Vegas shows, and outdoor activities.
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Last Updated: October 10, 2024
Weather in Las Vegas in November
- Average Temp in Las Vegas in August: high of 70° F, low of 46° F
- Rainfall: 0.4 inches
- Humidity: 37%
We love the November weather in Las Vegas. It’s cold in the morning and evenings, but during the day, it’s warm enough to be outside basking in the sun.
If you visit, layers are a must since temperatures drop at night. See what to pack below.
Overall, it’s a quiet month for visitors in November, so you can find some hotel deals. As you get closer to Thanksgiving, prices will increase.
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Top 10 Things to Do in November in Las Vegas
These are our top 10 recommendations this month
- Formula 1 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix (November 21-23)
- Adele, Caesars Palace (November 1-23)
- Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Botanical Garden (November 1-Jan 4) – If you want to avoid the Christmas crowds, check out their holiday lights in November instead of December. There will be free hot chocolate,
- The Eagles, MSG Sphere (November 1-9)
- Jo Koy, T-Mobile Arena (November 8)
- Usher, T-Mobile Arena (November 15-16)
- Fall Display at Bellagio Conservatory (November 1-9), Holiday Display at Bellagio Conservatory (November 16-January 4)
- Billy Joel & Sting, Allegiant Stadium (November 9)
- Las Vegas Raiders vs Denver Broncos, Allegiant Stadium (November 24)
- Chelsea Handler, The Cosmopolitan (November 2, 30)
Las Vegas Shows November 2024
- November 1: Blackberry Smoke, Palms
- November 1: King Lil G, House of Blues
- November 1: Noel Miller, Virgin Hotels
- November 1: Lita Ford, Golden Nugget
- November 1-2: New Edition, Wynn
- November 1-2: Tears for Fears, Fontainebleau
- November 1-3: Back to the Future The Musical, Smith Center
- November 1-9: The Eagles, MSG Sphere
- November 1-9: Foreigner, The Venetian
- November 1-16: Barry Manilow, Westgate Hotel
- November 1-23: Adele, Caesars Palace
- November 2: Gin Blossoms, Westgate Hotel
- November 2: Kem, Palms
- November 2: Nightmare on Q Street, The Orleans
- November 2-10: Santana, House of Blues
- November 3: BLXST, Brooklyn Bowl
- November 4: J Boog, Brooklyn Bowl
- November 6: Whiskey Myers, Virgin Hotels
- November 6-16: Lionel Richie, Wynn
- November 8: King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Planet Hollywood
- November 8: Luke Hemmings, House of Blues
- November 8: BEAT – Belew/Vai-Levin-Carey Play 80s King Crimson, Virgin Hotels
- November 8-9: Kenny Babyface Edmonds, Palms
- November 8-9: Pitbull, Fountainebleau
- November 9: Billy Joel & Sting, Allegiant Stadium
- November 9: Ramon Ayala, Virgin Hotels
- November 13-16: The B-52s, The Venetian
- November 15: Chase Atlantic, House of Blues
- November 15: Bob the Drag Queen, Virgin Hotels
- November 15: Aldo Nova, Golden Nugget
- November 15-16: Usher, T-Mobile Arena
- November 16: The Drums, House of Blues
- November 16: Ken Carson, Brooklyn Bowl
- November 16: Manchester Orchestra & Thrice, Virgin Hotels
- November 16: Rex Orange County, Fountainebleau
- November 16-17: Nick Carter, The Venetian
- November 21: The Front Bottoms, House of Blues
- November 22: Dr. Cesar Lozano, Westgate Hotel
- November 23: Charlie Wilson, Palms
- November 26-30: Shrek The Musical, Smith Center
- November 28: Jam Hsiao, Park MGM
- November 29: Jessica Kirson, House of Blues
- November 29-30: Shania Twain, Planet Hollywood
- November 30: King Diamond, Virgin Hotels
- November 30: MC Magic, House of Blues
More: 9 Las Vegas Shows You Can’t Miss
Comedy & More
- November 1-2: Bill Maher, MGM Grand
- November 2, 30: Chelsea Handler, The Cosmopolitan
- November 8: Jo Koy, T-Mobile Arena
- November 15: Iliza Shlesinger, The Cosmopolitan
- November 15-16: George Lopez, Palms
- November 16: Daniel Tosh, The Cosmopolitan
- November 29: Martin Lawrence, Ms Pat, & Desi Banks, Park MGM
More: 101 Things to Do in Las Vegas Bucket List
Conventions + Events in Las Vegas in November
- October 27 – November 1: National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention, MGM Grand
- October 28 – November 1: SupplySide West Trade Show & Conference, Mandalay Bay
- November 1-3: SorceryCon 2024, Park MGM
- November 3-6: Cash Bash 2024, Four Seasons
- November 5-10: American Film Market, Palms Casino
- November 5-7: Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo, Caesars Forum
- November 5-8: Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week 2024, Caesars Forum
- November 5-8: SEMA Show, Las Vegas Convention Center
- November 6-8: The Learning Guild DevLearn Conference & Expo, MGM Grand
- November 11-14: UKG Aspire 2024, Mandalay Bay
- November 12-15: Skin, Bones, Hearts, & Private Parts Conference, Harrah’s
- November 13: Association of United States Postal Lessors Regional Meeting, The Cosmopolitan
- November 13-14: Wedding MBA Convention, Las Vegas Convention Center
- November 14-16: Guide Dogs of America – Las Vegas Charity Weekend, Paris
- November 15-17: DesignerCon 2024, Plaza Hotel
- November 15-17: Jump Tour, Hilton Lake Las Vegas
- November 16-17: Complex Con, Las Vegas Convention Center
- November 16-17: SnowJam Ski & Snowboard Show, Las Vegas Convention Center
- November 18-20: Insights Building Supply Conference, MGM Grand
- November 18-21: ISSA Show North America, Mandalay Bay
- November 18-21: OpenText World, The Venetian
- November 19-22: Diving Equipment & Marketing Association, Las Vegas Convention Center
- November 28 – December 8: American Contract Bridge League – North American Bridge Championship, Westgate
Sports
- November 2: Vegas Golden Knights vs Utah Hockey Club, T-Mobile Arena
- November 4: Hall of Fame Series: South Carolina Women’s Basketball vs Michigan Women’s Basketball & Texas Men’s Basketball vs Ohio State Men’s Basketball, T-Mobile Arena
- November 11: Vegas Golden Knights vs Carolina Hurricanes, T-Mobile Arena
- November 14: All-MLB Team Show, The Cosmopolitan
- November 17: Vegas Golden Knights vs Washington Capitals, T-Mobile Arena
- November 21-23: Formula 1 Grand Prix Las Vegas
- November 24: Las Vegas Raiders vs Denver Broncos, Allegiant Stadium
- November 26: Vegas Showdown – Duke vs Kansas & Furman vs Seattle, T-Mobile Arena
- November 26-30: Players Era Tournament, MGM Grand
- November 29: Vegas Golden Knights vs Winnipeg Jets, T-Mobile Arena
- November 30: Vegas Golden Knights vs Utah Hockey Club, T-Mobile Arena
Thanksgiving Dinner Events in Las Vegas
- Bacchanal Buffet: The largest buffet in Vegas, with unique Thanksgiving offerings throughout the day.
- Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres: Special Thanksgiving menu available on Thanksgiving Day.
- Delilah: 3-course Thanksgiving dinner + live music. 4:30-9:30 PM.
- Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant: Four-course menu options on Thanksgiving.
- Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen: The ‘ultimate turkey feast’ or get the turkey carnitas sandwich.
- One Steakhouse: Thanksgiving special all day on Thanksgiving.
- Yardbird: A delicious Thanksgiving meal that includes all your favorites available from 4-11 PM.
What to Eat in Las Vegas in November
Whether you’re looking for fruits and vegetables at the farmer’s market or want to eat farm-to-table, this is what you will find in season in Las Vegas (zone 9a).
- Fruits in season – cantaloupe, melons, pomegranates, rhubarb, watermelon.
- Vegetables in season – beets, broccoli, brussels sprouts, carrots, cauliflower, eggplant, green beans, green onions, hot peppers, kale, leeks, lettuce, okra, onions, parsnips, peas, potatoes, pumpkins, radish, salad greens, spinach, sunchokes, sweet peppers, sweet potato, swiss chard, tomatillos, tomatoes, turnips, winter squash, zucchini.
More: 49 Best Places to Eat in Las Vegas
The Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants in Las Vegas
Here are some of the best farm-to-table restaurants in Las Vegas to check out:
- Sparrow + Wolf, Chinatown (New American, 💰💰💰)
- Honey Salt, Westside (New American, 💰💰)
- Carson Kitchen, Downtown (New American, 💰💰)
- CRAFTkitchen, Anthem (New American, 💰💰)
- The Black Sheep, Southwest (New American / Vietnamese, 💰💰)
- Yardbird, The Strip (Southern / New American, 💰💰)
- True Food Kitchen, The Strip (Vegan / New American, 💰💰)
Tips for Visiting Las Vegas in November
- Want to avoid crowds? Try to avoid weekends and holidays.
- Book early! Popular shows and events will sell out quickly. Buy tickets as soon as you know you want to go.
- Save money if you visit multiple attractions with the All-Inclusive or Explorer Pass.
- Know before you go. Some shows have restrictions on what you can bring into the show. Read all the fine print.
- Pack layers so you adjust to temperatures as needed.
- Sunscreen is vital if you’re outside. There isn’t much shade.
- Arrive to the venue early. It takes longer than you think to get from one spot on the strip to another. Give yourself plenty of time to find the venue.
- Visiting on a budget? These are the top 25 free things to do in Las Vegas.
- Read all the fine print before you go. Some shows have limitations on what you can bring (for instance, no large bags).
- Stay on the Strip if you want a quintessential touristy Vegas experience. Here are the top things to do on the Las Vegas Strip.
- Stay in Downtown Vegas if you want to hang out with locals in East Fremont. Here are the top things to do in Downtown Las Vegas (DTLV)
- Mob Museum (November 15) – Nevada residents get free admission on Kefauver Day.
What to Wear in Vegas in November
It can still be nice during the day (average of high 60s °F) but colder at night (mid-40s °F).
- Bring layers – layers are essential for visiting Las Vegas. Temperatures drop significantly when the sun goes down. These are our favorite travel jackets.
- Dressy clothes – pack them for clubbing or eating at nicer restaurants. You will see a mix of tourists in casinos dressed up and down.
- Comfortable Shoes – If you’re going out at night, you’ll probably bring heels or dress shoes, but make sure you bring comfortable travel shoes, too. The casinos are massive, and you walk a lot from place to place.
Want to know what to wear to the airport? These are our ideal airport outfits and in-flight essentials.
Best Places to Stay in Las Vegas
Is November the Best Time to Visit Las Vegas?
If you’re mostly going to be indoors on the Strip, visit any time of the year since the temperature won’t matter.
For outdoor activities like hiking and climbing, you should visit between November and March. But if you’re here for the pool parties and lake life, this is the time!
In our opinion, we like leaving Vegas during July and August, but you do you!
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Planning Checklist
- Get comprehensive insurance for your trip.
- Download these helpful language apps.
- Find a great deal on Las Vegas hotels.
- Arrange a rental car for your trip.
- Book a tour for your visit.
- Get airport lounge access.
- Buy a travel charger to keep your devices charged.
- Get a new backpack for your trip.
- Buy a Las Vegas travel guide.
- Pack the appropriate shoes for your trip.
- Don’t forget your in-flight essentials.
- Save money on attractions with Go City.
Do any of these things to do in Vegas in November interest you? Let us know if we missed anything! If you’re holding an event and would like to be added, please email us at hello [at] localadventurer.com.
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