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Sports fans will be in their very own slice of heaven a SCORE at Luxor Las Vegas. This interactive display of sports memorabilia direct from the shelves of the Hall of Fame of each sport will impress you in its vastness and engagement. It’s not just a museum it is a full day of testing your skills while learning a little more about the sports you love.

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Oktoberfest just took up permanent residence in Downtown Las Vegas with the grand opening of Bier Garten, an indoor-outdoor eatery highlighting German-influenced cuisine and craft beers.

Located in front of the Plaza Hotel & Casino on the corner of Main and Fremont Streets, Bier Garten not only features a swanky and fresh interior dining space, but it also boasts a 3,000-square-foot outdoor dining area. With picnic tables imported from a 1980’s Munich Oktoberfest, fresh grass, and gorgeous vine-covered trellis, the ambiance is reminiscent of a Bavarian beer garden.

Get ready for some gin and juice, Vegas! Snoop Dogg is descending on the city of sin and it’s going to be a roaring good time. We mean roaring as in 1920’s Prohibition-style fun with the debut of Snoopadelic Cabaret. Yep, that’s right, Snoop Dogg is opening a cabaret in town. Snoop Dogg fans, you better hurry to snag tickets, it’ll only be a six-date run.

Cinco de Mayo is a holiday that can be celebrated year round in Las Vegas with an abundance of Mexican-themed bars and restaurants. However, the party really goes into full swing the days before and especially on May 5. So, just where do you go to celebrate the festivities? We’ve outlined the best places to eat, drink and be merry this Cinco de Mayo weekend.

Foodies in Vegas it’s time to get your grub on.  This weekend brings the arrival of the Las Vegas Foodie Fest with more than 50 of the country’s finest food trucks and specialty food vendors serving up tasty treats from April 24 – 27.

The fest will take place in the lot across from the Luxor Hotel & Casino on Las Vegas Boulevard. This year’s event features scrumptiousness from food trucks and vendors like Yusho, White Castle, Sin City Dogs and many more. Snack on everything from wood fired pizza and burgers to Thai Chile Chicken Wings and Pan Con Pollo.

It’s breaking records left and right including successfully making its way into the Guinness World Records as the world’s highest observation wheel. At a whopping 550 feet, you simply can’t beat the phenomenal Las Vegas views from the High Roller especially at the tiptop of this unique ‘Ferris Wheel.’

The High Roller is located just off of the Las Vegas Strip in The Linq – a new entertainment district featuring shopping, dining and The Brooklyn Bowl concert venue.

It’s Downtown Las Vegas like you’ve never experienced. With a lengthy list of taverns, lounges and urban dives for drinkers, Fremont East is where the cool kids go to hangout. You’ll love the variety of bars and places to grab some grub. Plus, it’s Fremont, which is always an awesome place to people watch. If you’re looking for something different in Vegas, do some bar hopping with the locals and check out the must-visit list below.

The temperature has started to rise in Las Vegas but spring is still blooming at Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. The climate controlled gardens are home to a bright display of spring in a stark contrast to what you might find in the desert environment that is southern Nevada. 8000+ flowers and plants have been arranged to celebrate the arrival of the warmer months and until May 11, 2014 you can take a stroll through this free attraction at Bellagio Resort.

It’s that time of year again when the hippest of the rockabilly world converge on Vegas to show off the finest in vintage rides, the sleekest pompadours, the best tats and curve hugging Betty Paige-style attire.

“It is the greatest event of its type with a lot going on including live bands, a car show, burlesque, pin up models and more,” said Tom Ingram, the mastermind behind Viva Las Vegas.

She’s sexy, talented, sweet and charitable.  She’s working her way to the top both literally and figuratively.  DJ Dezie, originally from Washington State and the Portland area, made her way to Vegas in 2002 in a rather unique way. She has been voted a top 100 female DJs as well as one of the hottest DJs in town.