NOVEMBER 2026
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A SEASON TO GATHER November brings cooler days, familiar traditions, and plenty of reasons to explore Las Vegas. Inside, find local happenings, neighborhood inspiration, and the latest perspective on the market.
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STORMY BEATY Born and raised in Las Vegas, I bring a deep understanding of the local community and the vibrant lifestyle that makes this city such a special place to call home. While I’m new to the real estate industry, I bring over 14 years of experience in customer service, where I’ve built a strong foundation in communication, problem-solving, and truly putting people first. As a proud mom, I know how important it is to find the right home for every stage of life. Whether you're a growing family, a first-time buyer, or simply looking for a fresh start, I’m here to guide you with empathy, patience, and local insight. I have a passion for home renovation and design, and I love helping clients see the full potential in every space. My goal is to make your real estate journey not just successful but personal, exciting, and inspiring.
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november landscape November brings a welcome change of pace to Las Vegas. The air turns cooler, the days grow shorter, and the desert feels especially inviting. It is a month for getting outside, gathering with friends and family, and enjoying the neighborhoods that make Southern Nevada feel like home. Mild afternoons are ideal for a walk through a favorite park, a patio lunch, or a drive toward Red Rock Canyon. As the mountains catch the late day light, even familiar places can feel new. Around the valley, local shops and restaurants offer plenty of reasons to spend a leisurely weekend close to home. The season also brings a sense of celebration. Outdoor markets, performances, and community gatherings fill the calendar, while Thanksgiving gives neighbors a chance to reconnect around the table. Whether hosting a full house or keeping plans simple, November invites us to slow down and enjoy the people around us. There is still plenty of energy across the city. Hockey nights, football watch parties, live shows, and dinner reservations keep Las Vegas lively as the holiday season approaches. For those welcoming guests from out of town, it is a wonderful time to share both the city’s famous attractions and its quieter local favorites. At home, small seasonal touches can make a lasting impression. Warm lighting, comfortable spaces, and a welcoming entryway help a home feel ready for gatherings. Buyers touring this month can also see how a property lives during the cooler season and picture the holidays ahead. November is a good time to reflect on what makes a place feel like home. Across Las Vegas, that might mean a familiar walking route, a table set for friends, or a neighborhood you look forward to returning to each day. Those everyday moments are what make living here special.
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november concerts November brings another standout month of live music to Las Vegas. From intimate performances and arena tours to shows at Sphere, the city offers plenty of ways to make a night of it. Pick a favorite artist, gather your friends, and enjoy a show before the holiday season gets into full swing.
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NOV 1
NOV 14
UB40
TEDDY SWIMS
Brooklyn Bowl
T-Mobile Arena
NOV 4, 6, 7
NOV 20, 21
TIM MCGRAW
MARC ANTHONY
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
NOV 5, 7
NOV 21
METALLICA
F1 Afterparty: Backstreet Boys
Sphere
Sphere
NOV 6, 7
NOV 27
BRAD PAISLEY
JOURNEY
Encore Theatre at Wynn Las Vegas
MGM Grand Garden Arena
NOV 11, 13, 14
NOV 28
LIONEL RICHIE JONAS BROTHERS Encore Theatre at Wynn Las Vegas
NOV 13, 14, 27, 28
THE EAGLES Sphere
MAKE IT A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Start with dinner, linger over a cocktail, or plan a staycation around the show. November’s lineup makes it easy to turn a concert into a full Las Vegas night out.
MGM Grand Garden Arena
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november in the city November gives Las Vegas a different kind of energy. Cooler days invite more time outdoors, while concerts, neighborhood gatherings, and the return of race weekend keep the city moving. It is a month that balances lively plans with time to slow down and enjoy home. Around the valley, comfortable afternoons are made for desert trails, patio meals, and browsing local markets. A walk through Downtown Summerlin, a visit to a neighborhood café, or an evening outside can feel especially welcome as the holiday season approaches. The Las Vegas Grand Prix returns November 19–21, bringing racing and entertainment to the Strip. Elsewhere, galleries, performances, and local events offer ways to explore the city at your own pace. As Thanksgiving nears, gathering with friends and family becomes the highlight of the month for many households. Sports fans have plenty to follow, too. The Golden Knights’ season is underway, and UNLV football closes its regular season at home against Nevada on November 28. Whether you are heading to a game or hosting friends to watch, November gives the valley plenty of reasons to come together.
WH AT ’ S H A PPE N I N G A R O U N D TOWN
OUTDOOR & LIFESTYLE Explore Red Rock Canyon and local walking trails in the cooler weather. Make the most of patio dining and relaxed afternoons outside. Browse farmers markets and neighborhood shops. Get your home ready for Thanksgiving guests and seasonal gatherings.
ARTS & CULTURE Catch a concert or live performance during a busy entertainment month. Explore local galleries and the Arts District. Plan a dinner around a favorite neighborhood restaurant. Discover makers markets and community events throughout the valley.
SPORTS & COMMUNITY Experience Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend, November 19–21. Cheer on the Golden Knights as hockey season continues. Watch UNLV host Nevada on November 28. Gather with neighbors, friends, and family for Thanksgiving
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Maple Roasted Carrots
& Whipped Ricotta November calls for dishes that look beautiful on the table and feel easy to share. These maple roasted carrots bring warmth and color to a gathering, with crisp edges, a touch of sweetness, and a creamy layer of whipped ricotta underneath. Finished with pistachios, fresh parsley, and a little lemon, this side dish feels special enough for Thanksgiving without requiring an afternoon in the kitchen. It pairs well with a holiday meal or a simple weeknight dinner. Serve the carrots warm over the ricotta just before everyone sits down. The contrast of sweet, savory, creamy, and crunchy makes every bite feel like the season.
INGREDIENTS ROASTED CARROTS 1½ lb carrots, peeled and halved lengthwise 2 tbsp olive oil 2 tbsp pure maple syrup ½ tsp kosher salt Freshly ground black pepper
WHIPPED RICOTTA & TOPPINGS 1 cup whole milk ricotta 2 tbsp plain Greek yogurt 1 tsp lemon zest 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice ¼ cup chopped pistachios 2 tbsp chopped fresh parsley Flaky sea salt, to finish
INSTRUCTIONS Heat oven to 425°F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment. Toss carrots with olive oil, maple syrup, kosher salt, and pepper. Spread in a single layer. Roast for 25 to 30 minutes, turning once, until tender and browned at the edges. Blend ricotta, Greek yogurt, lemon zest, and lemon juice until smooth. Spread the whipped ricotta across a serving platter. Arrange the warm carrots on top and sprinkle with pistachios, parsley, and flaky sea salt. Serve immediately.
CRISP. FRESH. PERFECT FOR FALL.
HIDDEN GEMS OF
LAS VEGAS N OVE M B E R FAVO R I T E S , LO CA L LOVE
November is a lovely time to explore the Las Vegas that locals know best. Cooler mornings make it easy to linger over coffee, spend an afternoon outdoors, and try a neighborhood spot you have been meaning to visit. Start with a walk through Wetlands Park or a quiet visit to the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve. For a slower day, the Springs Preserve and Floyd Lamb Park offer room to wander, take in the scenery, and enjoy the season. When evening arrives, head downtown for dinner or settle into a favorite cocktail bar. From the Arts District to Fremont East, local restaurants and gathering places give a night out its own character. You do not have to travel far to find something new this November. Choose one place from the list below, invite someone along, and make an ordinary afternoon or evening feel memorable.
LO CA L FAVO R I T E S
COFFEE & CASUAL STOPS
EVENING & COCKTAIL SPOTS
OUTDOOR ESCAPES
FOOD WORTH VISITING
Mothership Coffee at Fergusons Downtown Sunrise Coffee The Coffee Class, Village Square French Riviera Tropézienne, Downtown
Velveteen Rabbit Oak & Ivy The Laundry Room Ada’s Wine Bar
Clark County Wetlands Park Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve Springs Preserve Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
Main St. Provisions Esther’s Kitchen Herbs & Rye EDO Gastro Tapas & Wine
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sports spotlight NOVEMBER
A MONTH FOR EVERY SPORTS FAN November puts Las Vegas in the middle of the action. The Raiders and UNLV take the field at Allegiant Stadium, the Golden Knights fill T-Mobile Arena, and college basketball tips off across the valley. Add Silver Knights hockey, the PBR Teams Championship, and Formula 1 race weekend, and there is something to cheer for nearly every week.
LAS VEGAS RAIDERS HOME GAMES
UNLV REBEL FOOTBALL
NOVEMBER 15
NOVEMBER 7
Las Vegas Raiders vs. Seattle Seahawks Allegiant Stadium
UNLV vs. Wyoming Allegiant Stadium
NOVEMBER 28 UNLV vs. Nevada Allegiant Stadium
FEATURED EVENT
VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS AT T-MOBILE ARENA NOV 11 NOV 13 NOV 15 NOV 17 NOV 19 NOV 28
vs. Utah Mammoth vs. Nashville Predators vs. Vancouver Canucks vs. Dallas Stars vs. Dallas Stars vs. Montreal Canadiens
NOVEMBER 19–21 | LAS VEGAS STRIP The Las Vegas Grand Prix returns for three days of racing, with the main event on Saturday, November 21. As the Strip becomes a nighttime circuit, race weekend brings an atmosphere unlike any other sporting event in the city.
BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS NOV 2 Lady Rebels vs. USC NOV 3 Runnin’ Rebels vs. Northern Arizona NOV 24–28 Players Era 16 Men’s Tournament NOV 25 Duke vs. UConn
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home tips for november Intro: November is a good time to make your home more comfortable for cooler evenings and upcoming gatherings. A few small checks can help you welcome guests, catch everyday wear, and enjoy the season with fewer last minute projects.
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CHECK YOUR HEATING SYSTEM
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SEAL DRAFTY DOORS & WINDOWS
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Turn on the heat before the first cold night to make sure it runs properly. Replace the air filter if needed, and schedule service if you notice unusual sounds, odors, or weak airflow.
Check for gaps around doors and windows. Replacing worn weatherstripping or adding a door sweep can help keep warm air inside and make rooms more comfortable.
TEST YOUR SAFETY ALARMS Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and replace batteries or units as needed. It is a quick task to complete before cooking, heating, and holiday hosting pick up.
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PREP YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE
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CHECK FOR SMALL LEAKS
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GET GUEST SPACES READY
Wipe down patio furniture, check outdoor lighting, and set out a few comfortable layers for cooler evenings. A tidy patio gives guests another place to gather.
Look under sinks and around toilets, faucets, and the water heater for drips or signs of moisture. Catching a small leak early can spare you an inconvenient repair during the holidays.
Freshen linens, clear a little closet space, and make sure guest room lights and outlets work. These small details help visitors feel at home and make hosting easier.
LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX
Three years in, a new Las Vegas tradition takes shape FROM FIRST RACE TO ANNUAL FIXTURE When Formula 1 returned to Las Vegas in 2023, the city became the track. Cars raced past the lights of the Strip, introducing a new global audience to a place already known for putting on a show. The debut also came with a learning curve. Months of construction and road disruptions affected residents and businesses near the circuit. For the second race, organizers shortened the period of major disruptions and added more accessible ticket options. By 2025, the Grand Prix had completed its third sold-out edition. Formula 1 has since extended its Las Vegas agreement through 2037, giving the city a recurring event with a place on the international sports calendar. The numbers show its scale. Formula 1 reports an estimated $3.2 billion in cumulative economic impact across the 2023, 2024 and 2025 races. That figure measures economic activity associated with the events; it should not be read as profit for the city or a direct gain for every local business.
This November, the story is bigger than a race. It is about how Las Vegas is learning to host a major annual event while making room for the people who live and work here.
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BEYOND THE FINISH LINE What race week means for the city The Grand Prix brings visitors who do more than watch the race. They book hotel rooms, dine out, shop and explore the city over several days. A study of the 2024 event estimated nearly 175,000 race-related visitors and $556 million in economic activity tied to visitor spending. That reach matters for a tourism-driven city. The inaugural race attracted a reported global television audience of 59.3 million, putting Las Vegas and its unmistakable skyline in front of viewers worldwide.
For real estate, the connection is broader than a single busy weekend. Major events support the hospitality economy and keep Las Vegas visible to people considering where to visit, invest or live. They also put the city’s capacity to host large gatherings on display. Race week has tradeoffs, especially for businesses and residents navigating road closures near the Strip. Its long-term value will depend on how well the event continues to serve visitors and the local community. As the fourth Grand Prix approaches, Las Vegas has an opportunity to show how a world-class event can become a better neighbor, too.
FORMULA 1 LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX | NOVEMBER 19–21, 2026 f1lasvegasgp.com
COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
mountain’s edge scenic desert living with room to explore
dramatic desert views
parks & trails
outdoor recreation
connected lifestyle
Set against the striking desert landscape of southwest Las Vegas, Mountain’s Edge is a thoughtfully planned community known for its expansive parks, scenic trails, and distinctive natural surroundings. With abundant outdoor recreation, welcoming neighborhoods, and convenient access to shopping, dining, and entertainment, Mountain’s Edge offers a relaxed Las Vegas lifestyle with plenty of room to explore.
LIFE ON THE EDGE Mountain’s Edge blends thoughtfully designed neighborhoods with the natural beauty of the Mojave Desert. Miles of trails, community parks, and open spaces create an inviting setting for residents who value an active, outdoor-focused lifestyle. At the heart of the community are destinations like Exploration Peak Park and Exploration Park, offering walking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and panoramic views of the surrounding valley and mountains. Located in southwest Las Vegas, Mountain’s Edge provides convenient access to everyday shopping and dining, major roadways, Harry Reid International Airport, and the Las Vegas Strip, while maintaining a peaceful setting away from the center of the city.
NEARBY HIGHLIGHTS Exploration Peak Park Exploration Park Mountain’s Edge Regional Park Southwest Las Vegas dining Durango Casino & Resort
UnCommons Harry Reid International Airport Las Vegas Strip Red Rock Canyon area Shopping & entertainment