Henderson Attractions. Henderson Tourism and kids attractions

Fremont Street Experience lights up downtown Looking for an illuminating experience in downtown on Las Vegas? The famed Fremont Street Experience should do the job, with 12.5 million synchronized LED bulbs, 180 computer-programmed high-intensity strobe lights and eight robotic mirrors per block that can be individually programmed to pan and tilt to reflect light. Read More >>

Nevada Ballet Theatre, the first shining star in a cultural desert When it comes to culture in Las Vegas, one professional ballet company has been keeping the city on its toes for the last 38 years. Read More >>

Pahrump Valley Winery raises the bar The Loken’s became management consultants to the winery in 2003, then took ownership in 2005 and since have made major renovations. They’ve expanded the vineyard from 350 vines to its current 1,550 vines of Zinfandel and Syrah grapes planted on nearly three acres. The beautifully expanded tasting room displays an exhibit of the Winery’s 188 national wine awards received since 2004. Read More >>

Fly high on Cloud Nine Want to be on Cloud Nine? If so, you can fly up, up and away in that company’s beautiful balloon, which is the largest helium-filled, land-tethered balloon in the world and the newest attraction on the Las Vegas Strip. Read More >>

Dive with Sharks: an experience with real teeth Just when you thought it was safe to back into the water ... Mandalay Bay gives its guests the opportunity to swim with sharks at the Shark Reef Aquarium. The depth-defying experience is courtesy of the property’s new Dive with Sharks program, specifically for guests staying at Mandalay Bay and THEhotel. Read More >>

Anthony Cools at Paris Las Vegas: raw and uncensored hypnotist Anthony Cools bills himself as “the world’s best uncensored hypnotist.” He goes where no hypnotist has gone before — and takes the entire crowd with him! Read More >>

Jay White displays a polished Diamond at the Riviera A Diamond has many facets but none have gotten more “points” for authenticity than Jay White, who portrays Neil Diamond nightly in the Rivera’s Le Bistro Theater. Celebrating his 27th year as a Neil Diamond tribute performer, the entertainer shows audiences where the “carbon” in a Diamond can be found. White has often been mistaken for the singing icon, both physically and vocally, and Diamond himself called White his favorite tribute performer in an August 2001 interview. Read More >>

Lion Habitat is true to MGM Grand's heritage Just in case life has been too tame for you lately, you can get your lion’s share of excitement at the MGM Grand — where the Lion Habitat offers a rip-roaring good time right in the middle of the casino. Read More >>

Matsuri brings Japanese athleticism and culture to Las Vegas No talk, all action is the only way to describe the latest variety production to hit the Las Vegas Strip. Matsuri (Japanese for “Festival”), which opened a one-year contract at the Imperial Palace at the end of July, fuses world-class athleticism and extreme sports into a myriad of stunts, acrobatics, and sounds created by tapping, clapping, and stomping the stage. The fast-paced, high-energy, non-verbal show features 18 performers – including professional athletes and national medalists. Read More >>

Terry Fator lends his voices to the Mirage Sometimes having multiple personalities can be a good thing. Such is the case with the Las Vegas Strip's newest headliner, ventriloquist/impressionist Terry Fator. Fator brings all his various puppet personas to the Mirage, where he performs nightly. Read More >>