Clark County Amphitheater

We visited the Clark County Amphitheater to participate in the 2024 Las Vegas Brewfest on 10/19/24, with this being my third time attending. Having just completed my midterms, this was the perfect event to unwind after such a busy, packed week.My first and second time here, I had VIP tickets, but this time around I had general admission tickets because the price of the VIP tickets weren't really worth it. The Brewfest had lots of beer vendors (with many local breweries included, such as Able Baker and Crafthaus) and various food trucks. I lost track of how many beer vendors we visited, but we still had fun. I took my boyfriend with me, and this was his first time being here. A live band, a silent disco section, and DJ were also present at the Brewfest, with several local beer vendors surrounding them. The weather never felt so good for this festival.One food truck that made an appearance at the Brewfest was Empanada Factory, which we went to. I went to Empanada Factory for a Yelp Elite Experience last month and I had to try their delicious empanadas again. Many flavors were selling out quickly, but we managed to get a ham and cheese empanada for myself and a beef empanada for my boyfriend. These were incredibly delicious!The Brewfest began at 5:00pm for the GA (4:00pm for VIP ticket holders) and lasted until 9:00pm. We left about 40 minutes before the end just to beat the rideshare crowd, and getting one to and back was incredibly easy.

These are photographs of Jazz In The Park!Highly recommended, specifically for their great live recreational events and amazing staff!

A great venue for outdoor music. Clean. Great location. Recently attended the Las Vegas Jazz and Rnb Festival

Love this venue!!!!Whether it is VegFest (thank you Carrie!), Reggae Fest, random beer festivals, or Wine on the Lawn...This place never disappoints.I might be bias because I only live a few moments away on Historic Alta Loop... but I would still travel here if it was not as close.Beautiful pavilion of grass makes it conformable to toss our fancy "place mat" out to lounge and relax. We have had many VirginCheeze and Wine bottles relaxing and listening to jazz.At VegFest we toss our mat in the grass and enjoy the wonderful speakers and music and enjoy bomb ass eats like Garden Grill buffalo chikn sandos and Panevino gnocchis.Reggae fests are always pretty packed but you get the idea lol.Security and restrooms are always on point. VIP areas tend to be located inside.We usually take Lyft but the parking situation is practically unlimited. Just might have to walk farther through the giant lots.Check it out on a great weather day... you will not be disappointed!

The Clark County Amphitheater is located right across the street from the giant World Market Center. This grass filled area was the stage for the 4th Annual Downtown Craft Beer Festival, while the beer fest left something to be desired, the venue was great. Plenty of grassy area to sit and easy access concrete walkways so you can avoid stumbling down the steeper areas of the grassy hills. The sound system is on point and no matter where you sit you can easily see the stage. The bathroom situation here is pretty sparse; with the only bathrooms being available being inside the semi-private rooms unless the event you're attending has provided port-o-pottys and even then let's hope they have rented enough. Great use of outdoor space and I hope to attend another event here soon.

This venue is great for people who enjoy outdoor lawn type seating for an event. I've attended a food festival, Reggae in the Desert, and most recently the Jazz in the Park Series.The coliseum-style seating is great too because everyone has a good view of the stage practically from any where you are seated, the grass is soft, and when the sun goes down, its pretty well lit.A bunch of us got together and did a potluck on the lawn while listening to the legendary Jazz artist Earl Klugh. This FREE event also allows you to bring low back lawn chairs, blankets, and even picnic items and alcohol at no additional charge...who else does that???For all you Reggae music fans, Reggae in the Desert is just around the corner, but be warned that you may feel a little Irie at the end of the evening from concert goers who'll bring Mary Jane to the party and be passin' that dutchie......ALOHA!!!

Hanging at the Clark county amphitheater for the start of the summer jazz series. Always love coming here, tip bring your one food and beverages.

Jazz in the park concert series was the event we came to attend. Glad we did for sure. Who knew the amazing courtyard of the Clark County Government center (behind the pyramid) on Bonneville and Grand Central Pakway could transform into an high quality music venue with world class talent. This all comes at my favorite price of free 99. The Jazz in th Park concert takes place annually in the spring with concerts being held weekly on Saturday with 5 shows and several artists in attendance. We had the pleasure of seeing Jackiem Joyner on Sax, Steve Oliver playing soulful guitar, and Selina Albright the versitile volcalist. These 3 extemely talented individuals put on a fantastic show for our first experience to Jazz in the Park. Our family will be attending many more of these events during the 2015 series. Many other musicians will be stopping by the Amphitheater this season. Artisits like Spyro Gyra, Marc Antoine, and the Brubeck Brothers Quartet. These artists are highly honored in the music industry with several hits Grammy's and Billboard Awards.One improvement that could be made for these weekly events is the options for food. I think a food truck or three could be very simple to coordinate on a Saturday evening. Wine and Beer are available for purchase in the vendor area. However almost everyone brought their own coolers and picnic baskets and low back chairs to enjoy the beautiful weather and Jazz under the stars. I say we get a large group of Yelpers together for a UYE in the coming weeks. The weather will only get warmer and the music even hotter as the 2015 season progresses.

Great music in a outdoor amphitheater, kicking back with Andrew Jason and Luiz Marzullo.Wonderful setting amid the beautiful Oak trees.Great music and plenty of parking makes this a not to miss event, better yet it is free.

A grass knoll suitable for taking in a concert. There is no assigned seating here, so those that have the best portable seating options will have the best time. According to their website, the lawn holds 3000 people. There is plenty of room to move about, plenty of parking and if you get bored, you can run across the street and go shopping at the Premium Outlets.You're not going to see U2 here, but for some free Jazz shows or a more local oriented festival, this is a convenient and comfortable spot.