Rock Rink returns to Downtown Summerlin from November 7, 2025, through January 19, 2026, welcoming the community for another season of winter fun.

Skate beneath twinkling lights on the 8,000-square-foot real ice rink, a favorite local tradition for families and friends.

Enjoy mid-week special pricing to make your visit even merrier.

After skating, sip festive favorites from Sterling’s Cocoa Trailer, serving signature holiday drinks all season long.

Don’t miss a ride on the cheerful holiday train, which loops around the rink and dazzling holiday tree—for just $5 per person, welcoming both kids and adults.

Reservations are recommended due to limited walk-up availability—book early to secure your spot and avoid disappointment.

Celebrate winter magic in Summerlin at Rock Rink—creating memories on the ice has never been so festive.

Las Vegas in November 2025 becomes a lively destination, brimming with world-class events and vibrant attractions for every interest.

The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix roars down the iconic Strip, drawing global crowds for an adrenaline-filled motorsport weekend.

Music lovers can catch the Latin Grammy Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena or enjoy stellar residencies by Kelly Clarkson, Leona Lewis, Mariah Carey, and New Kids On The Block.

Excitement continues with BravoCon for reality TV fans, the Neon City Festival spotlighting multi-genre music downtown, and UFC Fight Night thrilling MMA enthusiasts.

Families and adventure seekers can visit SpongeBob’s Crazy Carnival Ride, Universal Horror Unleashed, or the repurposed Burning Man Art Plane at AREA15.

Foodies will savor Mediterranean-inspired seafood at PISCES Bar & Seafare in Wynn, while SEMA Fest unites car lovers with live entertainment.

With cool weather and dazzling holiday decor, Las Vegas this November promises non-stop experiences in a city that never slows down.

Las Vegas is making culinary headlines again as three local spots land on Yelp’s 25 Best New Restaurants in the U.S. for 2025.

Sgrizzi by Chef Marc leads the way, taking No. 5 with its vibrant southwest Las Vegas location famous for fresh-baked cornetti, dramatic tableside flaming chops, and dry-aged steaks.

The restaurant marks a celebrated return for Chef Marc Sgrizzi, who delights guests with house-made pastas and family recipes—like My Father’s Meatballs—highlighting the menu.

At No. 14, The Guest House Las Vegas stands out at Town Square, drawing patrons with its stylish décor, DJ-driven energy, and creative dishes, including tuna-caviar cones and zesty spicy rigatoni.

No. 18 is Caramá at Mandalay Bay, Wolfgang Puck’s newest Italian concept. Signature plates—like lemon-inspired desserts, lobster risotto, and premium pizzas—pay tribute to his mother’s pastry legacy and classic Italian flavors.

Yelp’s list evaluates new full-service restaurants by customer reviews and ratings, cementing Las Vegas’s national culinary status.

Excitement is brewing in Summerlin as a beloved dining spot gears up for a comeback.

Red Rock Resort is reviving Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar in early 2026, driven by strong guest feedback.

The restaurant closed in spring 2023 to make room for a Mexican eatery, but surveys revealed patrons missed the original.

This revival shows how community input shapes Las Vegas casino experiences.

Expect a mix of classics like wood-fired pizzas and new twists, such as seasonal cobblers, with rotisserie meats phased out.

The updated space will feature a modern design, more seating, and an outdoor terrace.

In a city of constant change, this non-chain gem's return highlights rare second chances.

Amid Summerlin's growth in housing and events, locals are buzzing for the relaunch.

Partners aim to blend nostalgia with fresh trends, honoring the past while innovating for today.

SPONSORED BY SAVE THE DOGGY

⭐ Mimi: Summerlin’s Newest TV Star (And Future Couch Queen)

Move over, Kardashians, Mimi absolutely ate during her big interview on KSNV News 3. She popped into the studio with Chloe Koast and immediately had everyone acting like they’d known her since puppy preschool. The girl loves a spotlight, and honestly? The spotlight loves her right back.

If you’ve been dreaming of adopting a sweet, mellow, classy senior lady who gives “retired Summerlin socialite with impeccable manners,” this is your moment.

🎥 Watch her glow on TV: Here

🐶 Age: 9 going on fabulous

🆔 Mimi’s ID: A1392368

🏡 Currently living her soft-life era in a foster home

Want to meet her? Email foster@animalfoundation.com before someone else swoops up this queen.

SPONSORED BY SAVE THE DOGGY

🐾 Meet Tori, The Tortoiseshell Teen Queen! 😻

Since little Lexa already found her happily-ever-after (go girl! 💅), let’s shine the spotlight on another tiny heart-melter who’s waiting for her big break…

Say hello to Tori, a gorgeous 13 week old tortoiseshell kitten with big curious eyes, a sweet little smudged face, and whiskers that deserve their own fan club. She was found near the 6000 block of Carmel Bluff, and now she’s hanging out at The Animal Foundation hoping her forever family walks through the door any minute.

At just 3.3 pounds of pure kitten energy, Tori is in her “chaotic cute” era, playful, snuggly, dramatic, adorable, and absolutely ready to run the household the minute you bring her home.

Her adoption fee is just $75, which is basically the price of one Target run you wish you’d skipped anyway.

📍 Location: 655 N. Mojave Rd

🐾 Pet ID: A1398314

💖 Kennel: CA106

If you’ve got room on your couch (and in your heart), Tori’s ready to bring 110% kitten magic into your life.

Know someone who could use a new furry sidekick?

Send them her way. Tori is too cute to gatekeep. 😼✨

Summerlin, You’re Gonna Want to Sit Down for This One…

We’re diving into the chaos of pets who eat faster than a Summerlin driver merging onto the 215, guts that apparently control our entire personality (rude), and a Disney hugging rule that might just heal half the HOA.

• Thailand’s pets are now competitive eaters… meanwhile your dog is still acting like you never fed him once in his life.

• Smiling, succeeding, and secretly one HOA email away from losing it? Relatable.

• Your gut is the real MVP of your mood, which explains a lot about brunch days at Lazy Dog.

• There’s a quiet revolution happening inside Mormon closets, and nope, it’s not color coding.

• Disney’s new love lesson: In a hug, don’t let go first… unless it’s July in Summerlin. Then please let go, we are melting.

What’s Your Post Workout Summerlin Style?

• Big Tee + Recovery Slides: Because sometimes the 215 wasn’t the only thing that almost took you out.

• Matching Set + Mini Bag: Pilates princess energy. You’re not just working out, you’re performing.

• Gym to Grocery Chic: Hitting EOS then strolling into Trader Joe’s like it’s a runway? Respect.

• Straight Into Pajamas: The only correct answer, honestly. If you didn’t strip the second you got home… did you even work out?

Hot Goss Makes You Smarter? Summerlin Scientists (Me) Approve.

Plot twist: all that “You will NOT believe who I just saw at Downtown Summerlin…” gossip?

Yeah. Apparently, it’s brain food now.

Evolutionary psychologists say gossip started as a survival tool. Back in the day, you needed to know who was trustworthy, who was weird in the tribe, and who would absolutely steal your mammoth steak.

Fast forward to Summerlin, and not much has changed:

You still need to know who cut the line at Whole Foods, who’s back with their ex from The Ridges, and which neighbor is secretly redoing their backyard without HOA approval. (I see you, pool people.)

Here’s the wild part: when you spill or sip the tea, your brain releases oxytocin, the feel good hormone.

Yep. The same one you get from puppy snuggles, candle shopping at West Elm, or finding a shady parking spot at Red Rock during peak hours.

And rumor has it (lol):

✨ Empathy boosting, community building, “watch out for Karen’s ex” gossip = GOOD.

🚫 Mean, nasty, soul sucking gossip = Leave it in Henderson.

Today’s Challenge:

Before you whisper, “OK but don’t tell anyone…” ask:

👉 Is this kind, helpful, or true?

If yes, congratulations, you’re basically a wise neighborhood elder.

If no, pivot to something pure. Like local dog rescues. Or how matcha gives you anxiety. Or how hot it is. Anything works.

Your brain, your neighborhood reputation, and your group chat will thank you.

From Cosmic Chaos to Carb Crises, Because Even Summerlin Needs Drama Between Brunches

• Jupiter retrograde is acting up again, so if things feel weird, blame the planet, not the three matcha lattes you chugged at Makers & Finders.

• “Unaesthetic” is officially the new aesthetic, which means your messy bun at EOS Red Rock is now fashion. Congrats.

• Pasta prices might soar, and honestly? We’re not al dente with that, not when we have weekly cravings at North Italia or Trattoria Reggiano.

• A punk meets playful collab just dropped, giving full ‘90s kid nostalgia, the kind you’d totally wear to Downtown Summerlin on a Saturday night.

• And yes, you might be talking yourself out of your own emotions, especially while pacing around Red Rock Canyon pretending it’s for “clarity” and not for escaping your HOA stress.

Check out the Summerlin Trails for some amazing hiking and breathtaking views of the Las Vegas Valley.