Things To Do in Las Vegas This Weekend: February 20 – February 22

The activities in Las Vegas this week include cultural and artistic events, as well as family-oriented events, with a wide variety. The Las Vegas Spring Festival (Lunar New Year) Parade, the International Market of Miniature Artisans, and Family Rave all showcase the diverse traditions, artistic expressions, and community spirit found in Las Vegas — creating an atmosphere of momentum and diversity for this weekend's and next week's events.

The Las Vegas Spring Festival (also known as the Lunar New Year) Parade is one of the main events during this year's Chinese New Year in the Desert Celebration. The parade will be an extremely energetic event that continues throughout the weekend. With bright, colorful floats, cultural and traditional performers, and parade participants, the Las Vegas Spring Festival will showcase this year's cultural heritage and spirit of the Lunar New Year Celebration.

The International Marketplace of Miniature Artisans (IMOMA LV) is a Las Vegas event celebrating miniature art through a marketplace for artisans, collectors, and creative enthusiasts. It operates as the only major wholesale and retail miniature show on the West Coast, bringing together makers and buyers of tiny handcrafted worlds, detailed miniatures, and specialty pieces.

Family Rave is a monthly daytime disco experience at AREA15's Portal, inviting all ages to dance, play, and celebrate together. A family-friendly atmosphere, featuring music and lighting, will be available at the event for children, parents, and everyone in between. Doors open at 1 p.m., and guests under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian age 21 or older.

This weekend's lineup highlights the diversity of Las Vegas events that bring people together through movement, sound, and shared experiences.

Weeknights in Las Vegas don't slow down; they shift into a different gear. From laugh-out-loud comedy and theatrical escapes to midweek thrills and social nights out, these events prove there's plenty of energy to tap into long after the weekend crowd has cleared.