The Ultimate Spring Food Festival Guide for Las Vegas

If you’re a Las Vegas local looking to explore the city's culinary heart without the Strip price tag, spring 2026 is shaping up to be incredible.

We've updated our list with the latest must-attend events, including a few big ones you won't want to miss.

Here is the updated lineup for your spring foodie planning:

Dates: March 27 – March 29, 2026
Location: Las Vegas Motor Speedway Infield
What to Expect: This is the big one! With over 200 vendors, FoodieLand is a massive celebration of global flavors, arts, and community. It’s inspired by the famous night markets of Asia and features everything from creative fusion dishes to iconic street foods.
Pro-Tip: Tickets must be purchased online in advance (no tickets at the gate), but parking is free!

Dates: April 10 – April 13, 2026
Location: Craig Ranch Regional Park
What to Expect: A four-day extravaganza featuring specialty "street foods" from across the nation. Many of these vendors have been featured on the Food Network and Travel Channel. Tickets

Dates: April 11 – April 12, 2026
Location: Desert Breeze Park
What to Expect: A celebration of Latin flavor with a wide array of tacos, tamales, tequila, and cerveza. It also features a "People's Choice" competition where you can vote for the best dish in the city. Tickets

Date: April 26, 2026 (6 PM – 9 PM)
Location: Palms Casino Resort
What to Expect: This is the ultimate "chef-driven" festival. Over 30 of the city's most acclaimed independent chefs create original, one-night-only dishes that you won't find on their regular menus. Your ticket typically includes all food and cocktails. Tickets

Dates: May 1 – May 3, 2026
Location: Sunset Station (Henderson)
What to Expect: A family-friendly atmosphere that highlights local food trucks and small businesses. It’s one of the best ways to support the Henderson culinary scene.

Dates: May 15 – May 17, 2026
Location: Craig Ranch Regional Park
What to Expect: One of the most popular festivals in the valley, featuring a massive selection of taquerias, Lucha Libre wrestling, and live music. Tickets

Get the Early Bird: Events often offer discounted "Early Bird" tickets if you buy a few weeks out.
Hydrate: Spring in Vegas can get warm early. Most festivals are outdoors with limited shade, so bring water and sunscreen.
Check for Locals Deals: Always keep an eye on our latest posts here at LASDISCOUNTS for any promo codes or "locals only" entry times!

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