Things To Do in Las Vegas This Weekend: March 27-March 29

Las Vegas is turning up the volume this weekend with food, glam, and J. Lo's final bow. Among the top Las Vegas weekend events, FoodieLand takes over the Motor Speedway, Jennifer Lopez: The JLO Show Live in Las Vegas closes out her critically acclaimed residency at Caesars Palace, and Red Dress 2026: Abra-RED-Dabra! conjures a magical night of entertainment and community impact.

FoodieLand is the nation's largest food festival, and it's coming to town. The event features over 250 vendors showcasing a wide range of global cuisines. In addition to the variety of foods available, there'll be artisan businesses represented, games to play, and live entertainment throughout the event. FoodieLand is much more than a food festival; it's a community event where local talent, small businesses, and diverse cultures unite for a truly unforgettable experience.

Don't miss the final weekend of Jennifer Lopez: The JLO Show Live in Las Vegas at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. This two-hour spectacular takes the audience on a journey from the Bronx to Broadway and beyond, unfolding across four dynamic acts with more than two dozen numbers. Backed by a 17-piece band highlighted by an all-female string section, the production features chart-topping hits, high-energy choreography, show-stopping costumes, and cutting-edge lighting and special effects.

Red Dress 2026: Abra-RED-Dabra! is a magical night of transformation, celebration, and community impact. Marking more than two decades of service in Las Vegas, the Sin Sity Sisters are conjuring their most spellbinding event yet: a glamorous evening where every dollar raised directly supports people living with HIV/AIDS through their Sisters AIDS Drug Assistance Program. Featuring a dazzling entertainment lineup including a magician, a sword swallower as seen on "America's Got Talent," and a burlesque performance, this is more than a party. 

Things to do in Las Vegas include a full weekend of diverse entertainment. From a multiday celebration of books and authors and a sleek automotive showcase to NHL hockey on the Strip, there's something for everyone.

Las Vegas keeps the energy going long after the weekend. From NHL hockey and a high-octane rock show to stand-up comedy two nights running, the weeknights ahead are anything but ordinary.