Events

Each year, more than 16,000 bowlers compete at the Women's Championships, one of the world's largest participatory sporting events for women. The event features four divisions for team, doubles, singles and Team All-Events.

The Queens is considered a major championship and part of the Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour schedule. The USBC Queens includes the top female competitors from around the world vying for the coveted tiara and a place on the historic list of champions. The event features three five-game rounds of qualifying to determine the 64 players, including the defending champion, to advance to the double-elimination bracket. 

The premier event for USBC members age 60 and older looking for a high-level competitive tournament in a unique environment.

Approximately 250 of the sport's top professional and amateur players age 50 and older compete for a prize fund of up to $100,000.

Fremont Street Experience’s 4th of July celebration will transform the entire street with patriotic graphics, flags, and a vibrant showcase of American pride and entertainment. The event will feature live music performances, highlighted by a headline concert from a celebrated American artist like Dylan Scott or Parmalee. This exciting celebration will bring together both locals and tourists for an unforgettable tribute to American patriotism and entertainment.

Rockets Over the River is an annual Independence Day celebration launching fireworks over the Colorado River. The display is free for public viewing along the entire Laughlin River Walk and is choreographed to patriotic music broadcasted on area radio stations and simulcasted over speakers by Laughlin hotels.

The NBA Summer League features all 30 NBA teams playing five games apiece. After every team plays four games, the two teams with the best records from the first four games will meet in the Championship Game.

Senior Softball World Championships is the largest slow-pitch softball event in the world and largest senior softball tournament in the history of the sport. The best men and women teams in ages from 40 to 90 play in one of four sessions held over three weeks in Las Vegas.

Champion Indian cowboys and cowgirls compete against each other throughout the year for more than $1 million in prize money, which culminates with the Indian National Finals Rodeo. More than 450 contestants will compete in eight major events at the South Point Equestrian Center.