EarlyVegas presents all the best Las Vegas 4th of July 2013 fireworks and events.The most exciting city in the world will be hosting many events for Independence Day on 4th of July 2013 for celebrations that will last all weekend.
While Americans will be celebrating our nation's independence this weekend, the holiday is also igniting a huge shot in the arm for Las Vegas...
Two Las Vegas Strip properties will host fireworks displays for the Fourth of July, but one will be hosting its a day early...
Experience the “Big Bang” this Fourth of July Weekend at MonteLago Village Resort Rock legends America performing on the country’s only floating stage. A breathtaking display of fireworks. Vino di Lago Wine Walk. Weekend getaway in an incredible suite…so much to choose from, you can’t decide? Then do it all at MonteLago Village Resort this Fourth of July weekend! You will not want to miss out on the Resort’s "Big Bang Weekend" Package, which includes two night's accommodations in a One-Bedroom Suite, two tickets to the America concert on Friday night and two passes to the Vino di Lago Wine Walk on Saturday. For more information or to book the “Big Bang Weekend” Package, please call 866-564-4799 or click here.
June 7 Bobby Cottonwood
Jazz Quintet
June 14 Genevieve
June 21 Brothers Ali
June 28 Dotsero
July 5 Boy Katindig
July 12 J’Nae
July 19 Darren Michaels
July 26 Sacred Groove
Aug 2 David Van Such
Aug 9 Everett B. Walters
Aug 17* Michael Anthony Henegan
Aug 23 Lao Tizer
Aug 30 Bobby Cottonwood
Jazz Quintet
Sept 6 Killer Groove Band
Sept 13 Watercolors featuring
Tommy Alvarado
Sept 20 Genevieve
Sept 27 Shapiro Project
Experience the “Big Bang” this Fourth of July Weekend at MonteLago Village Resort Rock legends America performing on the country’s only floating stage. A breathtaking display of fireworks. Vino di Lago Wine Walk. Weekend getaway in an incredible suite…so much to choose from, you can’t decide? Then do it all at MonteLago Village Resort this Fourth of July weekend! You will not want to miss out on the Resort’s "Big Bang Weekend" Package, which includes two night's accommodations in a One-Bedroom Suite, two tickets to the America concert on Friday night and two passes to the Vino di Lago Wine Walk on Saturday. For more information or to book the “Big Bang Weekend” Package, please call 866-564-4799 or click here.
Judging by the Google queries that have hit this site lately, lots of people are wanting to know about "Vegas July 4h". I will be providing a list ( as soon as available ) of special events and things to do in Vegas to celebrate our country's birthday.
The Newsweek article about Vegas being a bellwether of the USA economy is sure to raise some controversy. I think that the long weekend ( July 4th falls on a Friday this year ) will be a test of this theory. Southern California visitors might hesitate before driving here with the projected $4 or more price of gas. On the other hand, foreign travelers may be encouraged to come here as their currency rises in relation to the dollar. It remains to be seen if Vegas loses its golden moniker of being recession proof.
On the other hand (In Vegas there is always another hand to be dealt !) there may be a hot time in the old town this July forth! Just remember to bring your suntan lotion and your tax rebate check!
May 6, 2008
By CLIFFORD KRAUSS, New York Times
LAS VEGAS — For decades, this gambling center seemed nearly immune to the economic swings of the rest of the country. But these days, the city built on excess is seeing a troubling sign: moderation.
Gambling revenue and hotel occupancy are down. Resorts are slashing room rates and offering coupons or free nights. Casino operators are firing hundreds of workers, and their stock prices have plummeted since October. Credit is drying up for hotel and condominium projects planned before the slowdown arrived.
Even the people still coming to Las Vegas are spending less. Julia Lee, 27, of Los Angeles said she normally brings $10,000 on her trips here to play blackjack. As Ms. Lee picked up show tickets the other night, she said she had brought less than half that on this trip. “My parents are in real estate, and we’re worried,” she said.
So are this city’s hoteliers, retailers, wedding chapel operators and anyone else who depends on the extravagance of gamblers and tourists. The spending declines are relatively modest, a few percentage points here and there. But Las Vegas has a huge inventory of new casinos and hotels due for completion in the next few years, and a long national recession could send the city reeling.
The Las Vegas outlook would be far worse if not for foreign visitors. They are taking advantage of the low dollar to savor the fare of celebrity chefs like Alex Stratta and to snap up goods that might cost twice as much in Europe...
Click here for entire New York Times article.
"Forgive the grand pooh-bahs of America's foremost party town if they don't seem too festive this holiday weekend.
Las Vegas, a remote desert town built to indulge Americans' fantasies, is feeling fiscal pain from the rising cost of mundane commodities such as gasoline and food.
Simply put: Every extra dollar would-be tourists cough up at their hometown gas stations and grocery stores is a buck that won't be shoved into a slot machine, slipped to a hotel desk clerk in hopes of a room upgrade or tucked into a dancer's G-string this weekend. (more...)
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