The Week Ahead: October 26–November 1, 2026
Two Henderson workshops lead into free Friday events and Halloween plans in Las Vegas, with a look ahead to November 6–7.
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The Week Ahead“The week moves from hands-on workshops to free music and a Halloween market, with family-priced pumpkin patch admission also on the calendar.”
This week at a glance
Halloween falls on Saturday this year, but the supplied calendar begins with a Monday morning workshop in Henderson. Another hands-on class follows Wednesday evening, before Friday brings two free events at different Las Vegas addresses. Saturday’s options include a family-oriented market and the closing date listed for a seasonal pumpkin patch.
All times below are local to Las Vegas and Henderson. Costs are included where supplied; an event without an end time is shown with its start time only. There are no separate Sunday events in this week’s supplied listings.
Monday, October 26
Witches Broom Workshop at Grey Witch starts at 9 a.m. at Grey Witch in Henderson, with a listed cost of $67.36. The project is a botanical cinnamon broom that participants decorate with their choice of flowers, greenery, natural materials and spooky embellishments.
This is the week’s first hands-on option, centered on decorating rather than building a ceramic piece. The supplied description leaves room for different combinations of materials, so the finished broom’s appearance comes down to the selections made during the workshop. No end time is provided; the morning start is the key detail to keep in mind when planning around work or other Monday commitments.
Wednesday, October 28
Light up Gnomes begins at 6 p.m. at Mojave Brewing in Henderson. The listed cost is $55.20. Participants will hand-build ceramic gnome luminaries, adding noses and beards before carving holes and designs into their tall hats.
The description explains how the finished piece works: after firing and finishing, a small battery-operated light placed underneath illuminates the openings. That sequence matters if you are picturing a completed light to use immediately—the listing describes firing and finishing as part of the process, but does not provide a completion or collection schedule. It also gives no workshop end time. Compared with Monday’s decorating project, this session focuses on forming and carving clay.
Friday, October 30
Bullethead’s birthday give back starts at 3 p.m. and is free. The supplied location is the Harley-Davidson dealership at 5191 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas.
The listing offers an address but no further description of the activities or an end time. Treat those as the limits of the available information: there is a free afternoon event on the calendar, but no supplied schedule of what happens after the start. The specific dealership address is more useful for planning than the listing’s general Las Vegas venue label.
Later, The Roxperience starts at 10 p.m. at 953 E. Sahara Ave., Suite E-27, Las Vegas. This is also free. The announcement describes a performance with Roxperience Vegas at La Vecindad and La Vecindad Cantina, and asks attendees to bring their Halloween costumes.
This is the week’s listed music option and the later of Friday’s two starts. No finishing time is supplied. If you are choosing between an afternoon outing and a late-evening performance, Friday provides both without a listed admission charge.
Saturday, October 31
Halloween Market By Alter Tokens runs 10 a.m.–6 p.m. at Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet in Las Vegas. Admission is free. The family-oriented description includes trick-or-treating with vendors, collecting candy and shopping local; costumes are encouraged.
The eight-hour window gives this listing a clearly defined daytime schedule. Its activities are described as suitable for all ages, making it an option for a Halloween outing focused on vendors and trick-or-treating rather than a late-night event.
MCKEE RANCH PUMPKIN PATCH, at MCKEE RANCH in Las Vegas, also reaches its listed closing date on Saturday, October 31, at 6 p.m. Admission is $25 per family, regardless of family size. The description promises a variety of vendors and activities each weekend for different age groups, including adults.
The supplied dates describe the overall seasonal run, not individual daily opening hours. In particular, no Saturday opening time is provided. Keep that distinction in mind when comparing the family admission price with the free market option.
Coming next
Friday, November 6, brings Downtown Cactus Club fall sale! at 8 a.m. at Las Vegas Downtown Cactus Club, followed by Sema Fest at 9 a.m. at Las Vegas Convention Center.
For Saturday, November 7, one ISLAND FEELING FEST listing gives a midnight start and only Las Vegas as its venue. Goldstrom Classic Car Show follows at 8 a.m. at Nostalgia Street Rods. A separate ISLAND FEELING FEST listing gives 3 p.m. at Craig Ranch Amphitheater. The two festival entries have different supplied times and locations; no costs are provided for these preview events.
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