There’s something for everyone living in Henderson to look forward to this month. Food Truck Fridays and farmers’ markets in the neighborhood, big-name concerts, and free community events fill the fall calendar as well as events that support local causes, like an adoption event and a Veteran’s Day ceremony.
Saturday, October 13
Concert: Josh Turner
7 p.m. | Solista Pavilion | $29+
Multi-platinum country star Josh Turner will perform some of his greatest hits and new songs. The opening act, Sierra Black, is another country star and a Las Vegas native.
Fresh52 Farmers’ Market
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Solista Pavilion | Free Admission
This open-air market will have over 35 local vendors. Fresh produce, baked goods, and plenty of other unique finds can be purchased.
Vintage Market and Craft Sale
7 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Silver Springs Recreation Center | Free Admission
Looking to add some charm to your home or closet? Do you have a passion for shopping for all things vintage, repurposed, and upcycled? The Vintage Market and Craft sale is a great opportunity to find deals on items like home décor, clothes, toys, books, and more.
Thursday, October 18
Mayor’s Monthly March On: Walk in the Park
10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. | Cornerstone Park | Free Admission
Join Henderson Mayor March at Cornerstone Park. Mayor March and other city staff will take questions from the public and talk about their concerns.
Friday, October 19
Food Truck Friday
4 – 8 p.m. | Solista Pavilion | Free Admission
Local food trucks will visit the neighborhood and residents can buy enjoy the food truck’s fresh eats. Some of the participants include I Luv Cotton Candy, Señor Blues, and Bone Appetit. You’ll have so many options it will be hard to choose just one!
Henderson Symphony Orchestra: Bolero for Billie Jean
8 – 10 p.m. | Henderson Pavilion | Tickets Available
Enjoy a musical evening with the sounds of 19th-century composer Maurice Ravel and his iconic bolero as well as a timely fall-themed salute to Michael Jackson’s Thriller.
Scaryoke Halloween Party
5 – 9 p.m. | Henderson Multigenerational Center | $10
Do the monster mash at this fun-filled karaoke event! Participants can dance and sing in their Halloween costumes, enter a contest, and gather some sweet treats.
Saturday, October 20
Zombie Run 5k
6 – 8 p.m. | Cornerstone Park | $25+
Dress up in your Halloween costume or as a zombie and participate in this fifth annual fun run. Try to avoid the undead along the three-mile marker. The first 300 to register will receive a t-shirt.
Concert: Hairball
7:30 – 10 p.m. | Henderson Pavilion | $18.50
The band Hairball will perform a variety of homages to popular rock bands like Aerosmith and Queen. Guests are encouraged to dress up as their favorite ‘80s rocker.
Blood Drive
10 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Black Mountain Recreation Center | Free Admission
Take a break from your daily routine to do some good. Healthy people who are aged 17+ can donate blood and help save a life. Register in advance to book your time slot.
Thursday, October 25
Concert: Three-Dog Night
7:30 – 10 p.m. | Henderson Pavilion | $27.50+
October is the month for concerts at Henderson Pavilion. The legendary 70’s band comes to Henderson to play some of their greatest hits.
Trunk or Treat
4:30 – 9 p.m. | Black Mountain Recreation Center | $3
Little ones can safely trick or treat trunks by going vehicle to vehicle on the Center’s parking lot. The trunks of the vehicles will be festively decorated to make the experience special. Dress up in your Halloween costume and enter the costume cost. Other entertainment and actives will be on site.
Friday, October 26
Inspirada Fall Festival
5 p.m. | Aventura Park | Free Admission
Get into the Halloween spirit with this fun, free, family event. Dress up in costume and join in during pumpkin decorating time. Kids can enjoy the bounce houses and gather candy. Food trucks will also be on site to serve a variety of delicious food.
Last Friday
7 – 11 p.m. | Water Street | Free Admission
Celebrate the Last Friday in October with plenty of fun activities at this event on Water Street. This community celebration focuses on arts, music, and food. Portions of the proceeds will go to support local charities.
Saturday, October 27
Fresh52 Farmers’ Market
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Solista Pavilion | Free Admission
This open-air market will have over 35 local vendors. Fresh produce, baked goods, and plenty of other unique finds can be purchased.
Pet Trick-or-Treat One-Mile Walk
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Heritage Bark Park | $5+
Dogs can get into the Halloween spirit at this event. Dress your four-legged best friend up in their favorite costume and enter them in the costume contest. Bring a trick-or-treat pail and collect dog treats as you and your dog walk along Heritage Park Trail. Let your furry family member burn off some energy at the agility course. Canned pet food donations will be accepted for the Heritage Park Senior Facility’s Meals-on-Wheels program.
Saturday, November 3
Fall Festival and Adoption Event
1 – 4 p.m. | 2270 Lambro Street | Free Admission
Four-legged residents can bring their humans to the grassy area across from the Inspirada Townhouses for this adoption event. Treats will be provided for both dogs and humans. Pets can participate in one of four costume contests for a chance to win a gift card. Adoption fees will be waved at this event and visitors will receive a voucher, good for thirty days, if they are interested in other pets available for adoption at the NSCPA.
Veteran’s Memorial Wall Ceremony
10 a.m. | Henderson Amphitheatre | Free Admission
The City of Henderson’s annual Veteran’s Day ceremony will honor all those who have served. Local veteran groups, the City Council, and Basic High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC will be there to honor their services.
Sunday, November 4
Walk to Defeat ALS
10:30 a.m. | Cornerstone Park | Free Admission
The Nevada Chapter of ALS Association invites you to join them for the one mile Walk to Defeat ALS. 100% of the donations raised through this event will go towards research for treatment and a cure.
With so many events, those living in Henderson will be hard pressed to find an excuse to stay inside this season. It’s time to break out those fall boots and catch up with your fellow residents. Be sure to follow and bookmark the community calendar so you never miss a local event.