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Resorts World Las Vegas comes in clutch with a bevy of new stuff at its property. Start at Eight Lounge with the cigar bar’s Havana After Dark party this week on Sept. 19. On the spacious patio, guests will enjoy live Latin singers, DJs and professional dance instructors teaching the cha-cha, salsa and mambo. At Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge on Sept. 19, join the Gin Laugh Love party hosted by Las Vegas’ hot pool cocktail servers. Three limited-time gin cocktails will be available, too: Botanist Dirty Martini, Gin Rickey and Passion Fruit Lemonade. Class is in session over at Bar Zazu, as the restaurant launches its monthly cocktail series, Spirit of Zazu. Top mixologists will teach guests all the ins and outs of the art of crafting cocktails with this week’s class on Sept. 19, celebrating the classic Negroni.
Check out Legacy Club’s new weekend nightlife experience. Every Friday and Saturday night at the rooftop lounge at Circa Resort & Casino, guests can party until the wee hours as DJs turn the place into a high-energy nightclub. Bottle service, bottle presentations, confetti, sparklers and flashing lights add to the fun experience; and it’s hard to beat the amazing city views at night from Legacy Club’s huge patio.
On Sept. 15, Zombie Rumble invades AREA15 beginning at noon with a classic car show and live punk rock bands take the A-Lot stage beginning at 5:30 p.m.
For some drink specials, head to The STRAT’s View Lounge and Remix Lounge. Both hot spots offer $7 domestic draft beers, $35 buckets of five Budweiser, Bud Light, Michelob Ultra or NÜTRL vodka seltzers and $8 Casamigos shots.
Get your boozy shake on at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay. For $22, the bar and restaurant offers yummy spiked milkshakes. Choose from faves like the chocolate peanut butter shake with Skrewball peanut butter whiskey, whipped cream, sprinkles and caramel corn and the cookies and cream with Crown Royal vanilla whiskey, whipped cream and Oreo crumbles.
Begin your evening enjoying Cathédrale’s new social hour, 5-7 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The bar and restaurant at Aria creates a vibe along with specialty dishes not available on the regular menu along with drinks specials like the Crimson Queen with Volcan blanco tequila and and the Ambrosia with Absolut Elyx vodka.
How about a freaky brunch? Over at the cannabis-friendly hotel, The Lexi Las Vegas, this Saturday, Sept. 21, purchase tickets for the Freakiest Brunch on Earth. Amid the wild and fun atmosphere, enjoy sideshow circus performances, burlesque, bottomless booze specials and circus-inspired cuisine like lobster popcorn and funnel cake breakfast sandwiches.
Head over to SAHARA Las Vegas for September specials throughout the property. Every Wednesday at Balla Italian Soul, it’s 50% off all bottles of wine. Every Tuesday at Uno Más Street Tacos + Spirits, you can snag $5 margaritas until 11 p.m.; and a mariachi band will serenade diners from 6-8 p.m. on Sept. 16 in celebration of Mexican Independence Day.
Wine lovers, listen up! Eataly Las Vegas at Park MGM offers its Sip & Savor Wine Class this Thursday, Sept. 20. The class will take a deep dive into discovering the hidden gem wines of Italy from unknown regions and varietals. Glasses of wine will be paired with delicious Italian bites.
As Mexican Independence Day weekend comes to a close, you still have the chance to enjoy some specials across The Venetian through Sept. 16. Brera Osteria offers a tequila flight featuring Mandala blanco, reposado and añejo for $25. And at Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano, enjoy a shot of Don Julio 1942 at 50% off the regular price (at the bar only).
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