Things To Do in Las Vegas This Weekend: April 10-April 12

Las Vegas delivers a packed weekend anchored by the NCAA Men's Frozen Four championship game at T-Mobile Arena. When you're not watching college hockey history unfold on the ice, the city has plenty more to offer, from a classic rodeo in nearby Logandale and a two-day festival celebrating tacos and tamales to live music, cultural events, and a full week of entertainment that stretches well beyond the weekend.

Michigan and Denver meet in one semifinal, while Wisconsin and North Dakota face off in the other as the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Frozen Four heads to Las Vegas. The four teams carry a combined 33 national championships, the most ever for a Frozen Four. Denver is chasing a record 11th title in its 20th Frozen Four appearance, while Michigan — in the national semifinals for a record 29th time — seeks its 10th championship, its first since 1998. Semifinals are scheduled for Thursday, April 9, with the championship game on April 11 at T-Mobile Arena.

The Clark County Fair & Rodeo returns to Logandale. One of the nation's premier PRCA and WPRA rodeos, the five-day event has been a community tradition since 1988. More than 600 of the world's top professional rodeo athletes will compete, with rough stock provided by Macza Pro Rodeo, Bar T Legacy Pro Rodeo, Sankey Pro Rodeo, and Phenom Genetics. The event also features carnival rides, exhibits, and entertainment.

The Tacos & Tamales Festival brings two days of food, culture, and entertainment to the Desert Breeze Event Center. Local food trucks and restaurants serve traditional and creative taco and tamale creations, with a People's Choice competition crowning the best. The festival also features Lucha Libre performances, live music, cooking demonstrations, tequila tasting, a carnival, spray-paint art competitions, and, new this year, El Mercadito Kids' Market, Lotería, and a dance floor inside the tequila tasting tent.

The weekend offers a rich mix of live music and cultural celebrations across Las Vegas. Swing into the weekend with a classic big band act, settle in for a full day of bluegrass, or mark a milestone anniversary with the city's Filipino community.

Las Vegas keeps the energy going well into the week with a diverse lineup of events. With a high-stakes dance battle, a pro hockey showdown, a networking luncheon, and a stand-up comedy night, there's plenty to fill the calendar Monday through Thursday.