Las Vegas Spring Break
Spring Break in Las Vegas is March 16 – 20, 2026.Â
If you’re staying in Las Vegas and looking for fun this Spring Break, we’ve got you covered! Here’s your guide to events and things to do in Las Vegas, plus a few quick day trip adventures.Â
Things to do in Las Vegas on Spring Break
Quick Links to Things to do for Spring Break
Las Vegas Spring Break 2026
Las Vegas Spring Break Special EventsÂ
Spring Break Safari at Springs Preserve
Monday, March 14 – Sunday, March 22, 9am -4pm
The Springs Preserve is extending its days of operation and its family-focused programming during the 2026 Clark County School District Spring Break. Normally closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the Springs Preserve will be open the entire week of March 14-22.
Programming offered throughout the week includes a desert dwellers wildlife safari, a nature badge class and other fun activities offered daily.Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
Recurring Events in March:
Springs Safari: Desert Dwellers
Saturdays & Sundays in March / 11 a.m.
Spring has sprung! Go on a safari to explore the fascinating wildlife at the Springs Preserve. Learn about the unique desert creatures that thrive in the spring.Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
Conservation for Kids: Rainbows
Saturdays & Sundays in March / 1 p.m.
Learn about the exciting science behind nature’s magical color palette. Learn how protecting water helps keep beautiful rainbows shining bright for future generations.Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
Badge Class: Oceanography
Saturdays & Sundays in March / 2 p.m.
Dive into the wonders of the ocean and explore its mysterious depths, creatures, and currents. Learn how protecting our seas helps keep our planet healthy while earning an Oceanography badge!Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
ONGOING PROGRAMMING & ATTRACTIONS
Toddler Time Kids’ Activity
Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays – Bearpoppy Classroom / 11 a.m.Â
Bring your little ones to the Springs Preserve for kid-friendly fun activities and stories with new themes weekly. Recommended for ages 5 and under. Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
Drop-in Demonstrations
Thursday through Monday / Check onsite for details
Learn more about the Springs Preserve and the surrounding world at free drop-in activities located throughout the property. Meet with experts who share information on a variety of subjects ranging from Archaeology, Gardens, Zoology and more!Â
Free for members or with general admission.
Ride the Train
Thursday through Monday
Trains helped settle the Old West and now they are a part of the present too! Jump aboard the Boomtown Express trackless train at the Exploration Loop Trailhead. Learn about local history as the narrated train ride whisks you back in time to Boomtown 1905, a recreated streetscape of early-1900s downtown Las Vegas.
Free for members or included with paid admission. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Train schedule subject to change based on weather and availability; check schedule when visiting the Springs Preserve.
WaterWorks Museum
Thursday through Monday / 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WaterWorks Museum is an interactive, behind-the-scenes look at the inner-workings of water treatment and delivery in Southern Nevada. Learn about the challenges and triumphs of the journey of water. The exhibit, located in the Charleston Heights Pumping Station, is presented by the Las Vegas Valley Water District, Southern Nevada Water Authority and Springs Preserve, in partnership with ONE DROPâ„¢, with contributions from the RBC Blue Water Project and Springs Preserve Foundation.Â
Free for members or included with general admission.
Boomtown 1905
Thursday through Monday / 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Step back in time at Boomtown 1905, a recreated early Las Vegas streetscape. Explore historical re-creations of the original train depot, Arizona Club, Majestic Theatre, First State Bank, Lincoln Hotel, and Las Vegas Mercantile. Encounter interpretive, interactive exhibits and period décor to learn about early-1900s Las Vegas.
Free for members or included with general admission.
Springs Café
Thursday through Monday / 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Springs Café offers exceptional sandwiches, salads, brunch, and burgers. Made from fresh, healthy ingredients, menu items include vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.
Wetlands Art DayÂ
Saturday, March 21, 10am – 2pm
Clark County Wetlands ParkÂ
For the artist in all of us!
Presented by Clark County Wetlands Park and Commissioner Jim Gibson
Free – No Advance Registration Required
Call for Artists: Plein Air Painting!
Paint en plein air on March 21. Artists who sign in between 9 am and 2 pm will have the opportunity to submit pieces for consideration in the 4th Annual Plein Air Invitational Exhibit, on view in the Spotlight on Nature Gallery from May 2 to July 25, 2026. Art supplies are not provided. PLEIN AIR PAINTING FAQ
View and share the Call for Artists.
Watercolor Workshops
Free 40-minute workshops starting at 10:30 am, 11:45 am, and 1:00 pm.
Ages 12+. Space is limited, register in Information Kiosk.
All supplies provided. Instructor: Lindsey Quick
About the artist: Lindsey Quick holds two Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Nevada Teaching License with an endorsement in Art Education (K–12). She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Art Education online through the University of Florida. Lindsey has taught art professionally to students from kindergarten through high school and currently teaches at Coral Academy of Science.
Poetry Workshop
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Instructor: Ms. AyeVee
Participants of all ages are invited to create a springtime acrostic poem using fun, illustrated coloring sheets in this intergenerational workshop designed to inspire creativity and connection.
This Poetry Workshop is made possible by Clark County Public Arts
About the Poet
Ms. AyeVee is an award-winning Afro-Latina Literary Artist from Las Vegas, NV. She is a woman of many hats with a passion for Poetry. Her work has been featured by the legendary All Def Poetry, Write About Now & Button Poetry. Ms. AyeVee has also been recognized by Las Vegas Book Festival, NPR & The US Congress for advancing the cause of literacy & extraordinary literary achievement. In 2022 Ms. AyeVee was selected as an official TEDx speaker for Las Vegas. She also runs a Las Vegas based poetry organization called, Beyond the Neon (@btnpoetry) that focuses on poetry exclusive events and community outreach. Ms. AyeVee is the 2024-2026 Clark County Poet Laureate & promoting her new poetry collection, Broken Silence.
Follow her poetic journey at https://linktr.ee/Msayevee
Youth Art Workshop with Meghan Dragon
Nature Monoprints –Wetlands Art Day Self-Paced Activity
An activity for all ages. Create monoprints on fabric and paper using natural objects. Workshop made possible by Clark County Public Arts Office.
About the Artist
Meghan Dragon is an artist born and raised in Las Vegas.
Her paintings, drawings and murals explore connections within the natural world, drawing primary inspiration from the flora and fauna of the Mojave Desert. With nine years of experience teaching elementary and middle school art, Meghan combines her background as an educator with a dedicated studio practice to create work that inspires curiosity and encourages appreciation for fragile habitats.
Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project
Drop by and join Nevada Humanities and create your own handmade postcard. Artist Bobbie Ann Howell will be on hand throughout the day helping you create a little art and write a message about what you love about Nevada. Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project is part of an ongoing project to connect Nevadans across the state by sharing the things we all love about Nevada. Free while supplies last. More information at:Â www.nevadahumanities.org/nevada-ps-i-love-you-postcard-project
Arts & Crafts For All Ages – with Thanks to Our Partners!
More activities including painting, screen printing demonstration, origami, clay, and a giant coloring book, plus more arts & crafts for kids. Guest agencies: Wetlands Park Friends, Winchester Dondero Cultural Center, Red Rock Audubon Society, NPS Tule Springs Fossil Beds, Protectors of Tule Springs, and the Nevada Department of Wildlife. Special thanks to FantasyMakers(TM)!
Food
Free Street Corn from Buddies Golden Munchies while supplies last
Made possible by Commissioner Jim Gibson and the Community Engagement Fund.
Street corn is always a crowd favorite! Check out Buddies Golden Munchies online: https://www.buddiesgoldenmunchies.com/
Live Music with Ocotillo Wind Quintet
Ocotillo Wind Quintet was formed in 2023 and is comprised of graduate students from UNLV and established professionals/educators from the Las Vegas valley. They are excited to share their passion for music and education across Clark County by performing at unique venues. Ocotillo is committed to celebrating the diversity of Las Vegas through thoughtful programming and hopes to reach a wide audience through these innovative and collaborative performances. Members of Ocotillo include Resilda Lala on flute, Taylor Crawford on oboe, Jonathan Cannon on clarinet, Liz Valvano on bassoon, and Matthew Keenan on horn.
Live Music with Ukelele Hero Timothy Connolly
Deaf since the age of 3, Timothy was a professional singer, bandleader, and music producer in New York City for 25 years before moving to Las Vegas in 2018 for new adventures in the great American west. While singing remains a talent of his, it is the strumming of ukuleles which has become his greener pastures. Using his Fender gear, he strums a thousand songs.
Art at the Park
Meet the 2026 Artist in Residence Team, Autumn Belleque and Eric Wang.
View the 2026 Temporary Sculpture Walk, SOUND, with installations by 10 local artists.
Spotlight on Nature Gallery features EMPOWERED: Women of Clark County
The Nest Gallery features Waterworks by artist Casey Southard.
Things to Do in Las Vegas: Spring Break 2026
- Grand Prix Plaza – Located at the home of the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX, the 39-acre, multi-use complex welcomes racing fans back up North America’s largest and most dynamic Formula 1 attraction. Guests can dive into a next-gen F1 X 4D Theater with holographic visuals and motion effects, race electric karts on an expanded F1 DRIVE track and explore the F1 HUB with high-tech F1 SIMULATORS, the largest selection of official Formula 1 merchandise in the U.S., and a lounge with food, cocktails and live Formula 1 content. Guests can receive 25 percent off F1 X standard admission tickets March 14 through March 22 by using code SPRINGBREAK26 when booking online at GrandPrixPlaza.com. Â
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- Swingers Crazy Golf – Now open to all-ages, the crazy golf club and immersive entertainment experience at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino is the largest Swingers destination to date. Families can step on the green with four, whimsical crazy golf courses, the Swingers Carnival with old-school games arcade, food by cult favorite Emmy Squared Pizza, an eclectic cocktail program and more.Â
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- Flyover in Las Vegas – This immersive flying theatre experience transports guests across the planet’s most breathtaking places. Suspended in front of a 65-foot spherical screen, riders are swept into a multi-sensory adventure enhanced by wind, mist, scents and motion-based technology that captures the true sensation of flight. From soaring down deep canyons to skimming towering skylines and glacial peaks, Flyover transforms the world’s most iconic landscapes into a cinematic, awe-inspiring experience.Â
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- The FRIENDSâ„¢ Experience – Step into the world of FRIENDSâ„¢ with this interactive experience at MGM Grand, featuring recreated sets like Monica’s apartment, the iconic fountain and Ross and Rachel’s unforgettable Vegas wedding scene. The experience also includes behind-the-scenes insights, themed food and drinks and a retail store with exclusive merch.Â
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- The Neon Museum – Founded in 1996, The Neon Museum preserves and shares the cultural essence of Las Vegas by showcasing iconic signage and stories that define the city’s vibrant history and evolving identity. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, the Museum’s 2.27-acre campus and citywide collections support public education, research, arts preservation and engaging experiences rooted in the spirit of Las Vegas.
Red Rock Canyon
Crafting in the Canyon
Thursday, March 19, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Red Rock CanyonÂ
This month’s Crafting in the Canyon will focus on the amazing pollinators that are back to work as the flowers start blooming! Head over to the Red Springs Boardwalk area between 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM to immerse yourself in nature while we paint! Lead by an Interpretive Naturalist, learn about our primary pollinators while you paint your favorite one on a rock to take home! For this activity, we will paint with acrylics onto smooth round rocks to create a pollinator pet for you to keep.
All supplies will be provided, and the event is open to all while supplies last. This activity will have visitors painting along
This event does not take place along the Scenic Drive or at the Visitor Center. Parking will be at the Red Springs Picnic Area. The event will take place along the boardwalk, so please bring a towel or blanket to sit on for your comfort.
Interpretive programs at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area are a free public service. No registration is required for this program. If you plan to visit the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Drive or Visitor Center, please make a timed entry reservation at www.recreation.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777.Â
When visiting Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, it is important to dress accordingly for the weather. It is recommended to wear sunscreen, appropriate footwear, bring a hat, sunglasses, and plenty of water. A comprehensive list of all Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Programs can be found at www.redrockcanyonlv.org. For questions about this program please call 702-515-5367.
First Creek Canyon, Lost Creek Canyon, and Ice Box Canyon all have beautiful waterfalls. There are plenty more trails with gorgeous springs that make for amazing hikes in the spring.Â
See our Instagram Reel for more details on Red Rock Hikes with water
The Magic of Jen KramerÂ
She turns the impossible into the impossible-to-ignore, wowing audiences with her contagious smile and world-class sleight-of-hand.
Jen captivates the audience through story telling and audience participation. This family friendly show features magic that will have the whole family in awe. Stick around to meet Jen at the end of the show and don’t miss out on the souvenir bracelet that will keep the magic going once the show is over.Â
Adam London Laughternoon
Adam is a local dad and gives an amazing show, but the 4pm show time at Orleans Casino can be hard to make during the week. Check him out during Spring Break! You won’t regret it.Â
JW Marriott Las Vegas
The Waterfall Pool is open at JW Marriott Las Vegas, it’s heated, and there is daily pricing for locals. This is one of our favorite local resort pools.Â
The pool is open daily, 10am – 6pm. Poolside dining is available and towels are provided.Â
Daily rates during Spring Break at $20 for adults (ages 10+) and $10 for children. Children under the age of 3 years are free. 2×1 admission Monday-Thursday.
Visit Arte MuseumÂ
Arte Museum invites visitors to leave the hustle and bustle of their daily lives and fully immerse themselves in the magic of Eternal Nature. The self guided exhibits feature stunning visuals, customized scents and immersive sounds.Â
Locals enjoy $10 off general admission, 0-3 years old are free. Discounts offered for early bird and twilight visitors
Slime Kitchen
Create your own customized slime in our interactive slime kitchen. DIY sessions involve a 10-step process to build your own personalized slime. Walk-ins are welcome! Reservations are NOT required at this location.
Located by Macy’s Mens on the first floor!
Valley of Fire State ParkÂ
The weather should still be cool enough to hike a favorite trail like Mouse’s Tank. Don’t forget to pack plenty of water and sunscreen!Â
Spring Mountain Ranch State Park
6375 Hwy. 159 Blue Diamond, NV 89004
Entrance Fees: $10 per vehicle for Nevada Residents
Ice Age Fossils State ParkÂ
Currently only open on weekends, 8am – 430pm
Entrance Fee: $3
8660 N Decatur Blvd, North Las Vegas, NV 89085
Ice Age Fossils State Park includes a Visitor Center that offers natural history exhibits, restrooms, drinking water, covered outdoor seating, and a gift shop. There are three trails and covered picnic areas.Â
Escapology
Located in Town Square Las Vegas, Escapology offers three unique escape rooms just for kids including Scooby-Doo and The Spooky Castle Adventure, Lost City, and Mansion Murder.Â
Pricing starts at $39.99Â
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Go FishingÂ
Floyd Lamb Park is only $6 per car for admission. Walk the trails or grab a pole and let the kids fish! You don’t need a fishing license for kids under 12.
Day Trip to St. George
There’s a lot of fun to be had in St. George, Utah from their state parks to an indoor ninja gym, recreation centers with indoor pools, museums, hiking, delicious restaurants, and all the family fun you can handle. Take a day trip or stay the night.Â
Pro Tip: It’s often cheapest to stay at the Casablanca Resort in Mesquite and their pool is AMAZING!
Day trip to Oatman, Arizona
A ghost town with resident wild burros and a restaurant that serves fry bread? Sign me up! Oatman is an easy day trip or you can stay the night in Kingman and explore more of Route 66 in Arizona.Â
Day trip to Keepers of the Wild
Ethical and 100% exists to help animals that have been harmed or exploited, Keepers of the Wild is the very best experience.Â
Expect to walk a lot or you can rent a golf cart.
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