Category: Las Vegas Events

Fireworks in a place like Las Vegas would seem to be almost beside the point if the city itself weren’t a testament to excess. Not enough neon? Hey, let’s set off some sky explosions! Like New Year’s Eve, July 4^th brings out our redundant, over-the-top best, with spectacular fireworks displays lighting up the night sky all over the valley.

This year is no different. By our count there are 11 fireworks shows scheduled for Independence Day night. So if you’re staying with us over the holiday and looking to bring in the 4^th with a bang, you’re in luck. But where can you watch? Don’t worry; we’ve taken care of the details. Please click here for a list of all the locations offering firework shows, either for free or a fee.

We wish you a happy and safe Fourth!

As many of you know, Skyview 510, our 10^th floor lounge at the top of Tower 5, offers a panoramic view of the Strip. The balcony is a great location from which to view the radiant evening skyline of Las Vegas. This is especially true on New Year’s Eve, when fireworks dot the night sky with wondrous and colorful explosions in an extended eight-minute demonstration of shock and awe. If you’re staying with us this New Year’s Eve and want to catch the display without fighting the Strip crowd, Skyview 510 offers the perfect vantage point. Take the elevator to the 10^th floor of Tower 5 and marvel at the spectacular midnight fireworks display that harkens the arrival of 2014. It’s one of the best shows in Las Vegas.

To get you in the festive spirit and ready to celebrate New Year’s Eve, or if you would just rather avoid the Strip madness altogether, we invite you to join us at Tahiti Joe’s on Dec. 31 for half price well drinks and domestic beer from 10 p.m. to midnight. We’ll have party favors and a free champagne toast at midnight. We are also serving chili cheeseburger sliders and loaded potato skins for just $6 and chips and salsa for only $5. Enjoy our great food and drink specials at Tahiti Joe’s as we ring in the New Year. We wish you all a healthy and prosperous 2014. 

If you’re looking for great food and entertainment during your stay with us this weekend, you can find them both at the Las Vegas Greek Food Festival. The annual festival (this year’s is the 41st) is a highly anticipated event on the local Greek cultural calendar – and best of all, it’s just five miles from Tahiti Village.

You’ll enjoy delicious traditional entrees such as souvlaki, pastitsio and dolmathes and delight in the infectious old world rhythms of Greek music and dance. The Las Vegas Greek Food Festival brings all the aromas, sounds, tastes and traditions of Greece to St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church today, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 27-29. Hours are 3-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon-10 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $6 for adults and free to children 12 and under and active military.

Take I-215 west to Jones Boulevard and make a right. Head north on Jones to Hacienda and turn left. The church is on the left.

To purchase tickets visit lasvegasgreekfestival.com.

Don’t miss your chance to be Greek for a day!

If you’re visiting Tahiti Village on Thursday and looking to bring in the 4th, you’re in luck. Las Vegas will celebrate Independence Day with fireworks and special events all over the city. You can watch major firework shows at Caesars Palace on the Strip, Green Valley Ranch in Henderson and Red Rock Resort in Summerlin. Fireworks will also decorate the night sky at Cashman Field downtown following the Las Vegas 51s minor league baseball game, at Symphony Park downtown after a special July Fourth pops concert by the Las Vegas Philharmonic, and at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. For complete information on these and other Independence Day events, please click here or on the photo icon. Have a safe and happy Independence Day.

Tahiti Village is proud to be the official midpoint resort of the Ragnar Las Vegas relay race Nov. 9-10.  The overnight run begins at the Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort on Mount Charleston and ends at Lake Mead, a circuitous 197.6 miles with your home resort right in the middle. Ragnar relay teams typically consist of 12 competitors who take turns running up to eight miles three times each, essentially passing one another off like human batons until the finish line.

The Ragnar Relay Series takes its name from King Ragnar, a marauding 9th century Norse hero who fearlessly explored and conquered new lands. Runners competing in Ragnar events share the same free-spirited sense of adventure.  For more infomation on the Ragnar Las Vegas race visit:

Ragnar Las Vegas

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