Best Things to Do in Vegas in February 2024 + What to Pack + More

Weather in Las Vegas in February

• Average Temp in Las Vegas in January: high of 66° F, low of 33° F
• Rainfall: 0.7 inches
• Humidity: 40%

Believe it or not, the weather is not hot year-round in Las Vegas. Although it’s very mild compared to what our friends get in the northeast, it’s still cold, especially after the sun goes down. If you’re used to SoCal weather, you may want to pack plenty of layers.

February is also the wettest month out of the year. It doesn’t rain much in Vegas in general (average 4 days in Feb and 0.76 in), but you can get really unlucky with weather like some of our friends who visited last month.

It’s a great time of year for climbers (send temps!), and people from all over the world visit Red Rock Canyon. Hotel rates are lower when it’s quiet.

Our favorite event for locals is the Lights of Love at Ethel M, where they decorate the gardens with Valentine-themed holiday lights.

See More: 15 Best Places to Visit in February in USA

Las Vegas Shows February 2024

• February 1: Lettuce, Brooklyn Bowl
• February 2-3: Styx, The Venetian
• February 2-3, 9-10: Christina Aguilera, The Venetian
• February 2-4: Santana, House of Blues
• February 2-18: U2, MSG Sphere
• February 2-24: Adele, Caesars Palace
• February 3: Los Tigres Del Norte, Mandalay Bay
• February 7: Soulful Celebration, Palms
• February 9: Zach Bryan, The Cosmopolitan
• February 9-10: Kelly Clarkson, Planet Hollywood
• February 9-10: Kool and the Gang, Westgate Las Vegas
• February 9-10: The Black Crowes, Palms
• February 9-10: Wu-Tang Clan, Virgin Hotels
• February 12: Babytron, House of Blues
• February 13: Little Stranger & DENM, Virgin Hotels
• February 14-18: David Blaine, Wynn
• February 15: El Tri, House of Blues
• February 15-24: Barry Manilow, Westgate Las Vegas
• February 16: Colter Wall, Palms
• February 16: Matisyahu, Brooklyn Bowl
• February 17: Playboi Carti, MGM Grand
• February 17: Amy Grant, Palms
• February 18: Tool, T-Mobile Arena
• February 18: Gov’t Mule, Palms
• February 21-29: Chicago – The Band, The Venetian
• February 23: Los Dos Carnales, Virgin Hotels
• February 23-24: Bad Bunny, T-Mobile Arena
• February 24: Tyrese, Virgin Hotels
• February 24: Joker Xue, MGM Grand
• February 24: Juanes, Palms
• February 25: Marc Anthony, Mandalay Bay
• February 28: New Edition, Wynn
• February 29: Sleater-Kinney, Brooklyn Bowl
• February 29: Extreme & Living Colour, Virgin Hotels

See More: 9 Las Vegas Shows You Can’t Miss

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Comedy & More

• February 2: Leanne Morgan, Wynn
• February 3: Heather McMahan, Wynn
• February 3: Howie Mandel, Westgate Las Vegas
• February 9-10: Sebastian Maniscalco, Wynn
• February 9-10: Shaq’s All Star Comedy Jam, Resorts World
• February 10: Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer, MGM Grand
• February 16-17: George Lopez, The Mirage
• February 24: Brad Williams, The Mirage

See More: 101 Things to Do in Las Vegas Bucket List

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Conventions + Events in Las Vegas in February

• January 28 – February 1: GEB Meeting, MGM Grand
• January 28 – February 1: Las Vegas Market Winter 2024, The Expo
• January 28 – February 1: National Sales Meeting, The Mirage
• January 29 – February 1: Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, Harrah’s
• January 30 – February 1: Glass Vegas, Las Vegas Convention Center
• January 31 – February 2: Total Products Expo, Las Vegas Convention Center
• January 31 – February 4: Knowledgefest 2024, Paris
• February 2-4: National Automobile Dealers Association Annual National Convention, Las Vegas Convention Center
• February 2-8: Manifest Show 2024, Caesars Forum
• February 5-9: Receivables Management Association Annual Conference, ARIA
• February 6-8: American International Motorcycle Expo, Las Vegas Convention Center
• February 6-8: International Roofing Expo, Las Vegas Convention Center
• February 11-18: Annual Law Seminar, ARIA
• February 13-15: Magic Spring 2024, Las Vegas Convention Center
• February 13-16: Off-Price Las Vegas Spring, The Venetian
• February 14-17: Champs Trade Show Winter, Las Vegas Convention Center
• February 18-21: WVC 2024 Conference, Mandalay Bay
• February 19-25: Annual Conference on Brain Injury, The Mirage
• February 21 – March 2: CueSports International Expo, Rio
• February 24-29: 26th North American Mushroom Conference, JW Marriott
• February 27-29: International Builders Show, Las Vegas Convention Center

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Sports

• February 6: Vegas Golden Knights vs Edmonton Oilers, T-Mobile Arena
• February 11: Super Bowl LVIII, Allegiant Stadium
• February 12: Vegas Golden Knights vs Minnesota Wild, T-Mobile Arena
• February 17: Vegas Golden Knights vs Carolina Hurriccanes, T-Mobile Arena
• February 20: Vegas Golden Knights vs Nashville Predators, T-Mobile Arena
• February 22: Vegas Golden Knights vs Toronto Maple Leafs, T-Mobile Arena

See More: 15 Unique Bucket List Worthy Experiences in Las Vegas

Valentine’s Day Events

Here are some great spots to check out for Valentine’s Day in Las Vegas. Everything is year-round unless otherwise noted. Also, check out more things to do for couples in Las Vegas.

• Ethel M Cactus Garden Lights of Love (Jan 30 – Feb 14): The garden is lit up in red, purple, pink, and white lights each night from 5 – 10 PM.
• Venetian Gondola Rides: Book a ride for you and your SO on the indoor or outdoor gondola ride (we prefer outdoor).
• High Roller: Get view of the strip from this 30-minute ride at The LINQ Promenade. You can get a private cabin too.
• Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower: Ride to the top of the tower for a romantic view. They also do light shoes every 30 minutes from sunset to midnight.
• Get Married or Renew Your Vows: With so many chapels here, what better way to celebrate?

Restaurants: Here are some of our favorite spots.

• Bazaar Meat by José Andrés, SLS – Amazing steakhouse with delicious foie gras creations too. (Valentine’s Day Menu)
• Esther’s Kitchen, Downtown – One of our fave spots in DTLV with housemade sourdough bread and pasta. (Valentine’s Menu)
• The Mayfair Supper Club, Bellagio – Delicious American cuisine with a show.
• Mizumi, Wynn – We love the otoro and kobe beef here!
• Raku, Chinatown – Tapas-style service with yummy Japanese food.

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Super bowl Events in Las Vegas

Super Bowl LVIII will be in Las Vegas on February 11 at Allegiant Stadium, but even if you aren’t going to the game, there are a bunch of events in town to celebrate the big game.

• CBS Las Vegas Residency at The Fountains of Bellagio (Feb 5-11)
• Super Bowl Opening Night at Allegiant Stadium (Feb 5) – fan event
• The Super Bowl Soulful Celebration 25th Anniversary at Palms Casino (Feb 7) – concert with blend of music and football stars
• Off the Field Annual Charity Fashion Show at Grand Canal Shoppes (Feb 9)
• Shaq’s Fun House at XS Nightclub (Feb 9) – featuring Lil Wayne, Diplo, and DJ DIESEL
• Super Bowl Breakfast at Caesars Palace (Feb 10)
• Taste of the NFL at the Keep Memory Alive Event Center (Feb 10)
• Super Bowl Experience at Mandalay Bay (Feb 10)
• Maxim Casino Royale Experience at Resorts World (Feb 10)
• SI The Party at XS Nightclub (Feb 10)

In addition to all the special events, there are amazing concerts and comedy acts happening around those dates.

What to Eat in Las Vegas in February

Whether you’re looking for fruits and vegetables at the farmer’s market or you want to eat farm to table, this is what you will find in season in Las Vegas (zone 9a).

• Fruits in season – none
• Vegetables in season – carrots, green garlic, green onions, kale, leeks, lettuce, parsnips, radish, salad greens, spinach

See More: 49 Best Places to Eat in Las Vegas

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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, 💰💰)
• Kitchen Table, Henderson (Breakfast & Brunch, 💰💰)

Tips for Visiting Las Vegas in February

• Shows & conferences can sell out fast! Get tickets as soon as you know.
• Some shows have restrictions on what you can bring in. Read all the fine print before heading there.
• Save money on multiple attractions with the All-Inclusive or Explorer Pass.
• Even though it’s cold out, sunscreen is important, especially if you’re doing outdoor activities.
• The sun sets early in February (around 4:30-5 PM), so plan your days around it if you want sunlight.
• Plan to arrive early to meals and shows. It takes longer than you think to get from one spot on the strip to another. Give yourself a buffer.

What to Wear in Vegas in February

Although the coldest month in Las Vegas is December, February is not far behind.

• Bring layers – layers are essential for visiting Las Vegas in February. These are our favorite travel jackets. As a local, I bundle up all month because I’m soft now, but there are warm days too.
• Rain jacket – just in case you get unlucky with weather.
• Dressy clothes – pack them if you plan on going clubbing or eating at nicer restaurants. You will see a mix of tourists in casinos dressed both up and down.
• Winter coat – If you’re going out hiking or climbing, bring a mid-layer and a puffy to keep you warm. It can get hot while you’re moving but gets cold when you’re still.
• Shoes – If you’re going out at night, you’ll probably bring heels or dress shoes, but make sure you bring a pair of comfortable travel shoes as well. The casinos are massive, and you end up walking a lot to get from place to place

Want to know what to wear to the airport? These are our ideal airport outfits and our carry-on essentials for every flight.

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Is February the Best Time to Visit Las Vegas?

This depends on what you want to do. If you are spending most your time indoors on the Strip, any time of year will work.

If you want to have outdoor activities as part of your itinerary, I definitely recommend visiting between November to March.

If you’re a rock climber, the busiest months to visit Red Rock is December and January, but November and February are quite crowded too. November is our favorite month, but maybe it’s because we waited out a long summer to go climbing outside. Plus, we enjoy climbing in 50 degree temps vs 40s.

More Resources

• Your Essential Guide to the Best Las Vegas Escape Rooms
• 15 Romantic Things to do for Couples in Las Vegas
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• LINQ Promenade – Your Ultimate Guide On What to Do
• Your Complete Guide to Fergusons Downtown