3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Las Vegas

Cannabition Cannabis Museum opened in downtown Las Vegas in October, offering an alternative environment for events that celebrates cannabis culture, history, and science. The museum partnered with weed-industry leaders to sponsor 20 interactive, educational, and Instagrammable exhibits. The colorful attraction includes a slide that goes into a pool of hand-made foam weed nuggets, a rainbow caterpillar in a room that represents the way weed grows indoors, and “Bongzilla,” a 24-foot bong. Since marijuana is not yet legal in Nevada, Cannabition is a non-consumption space—but it does have a CBD retail store. Bar and dining packages are available with prices starting at $22 per guest.

Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group recently expanded its cocktail cart program to Lupo and Cucina, the company’s Italian eateries. The interactive, tableside service for private events, which originated at Cut by Wolfgang Puck with three variations of the Old Fashioned, now offers barrel-aged cocktails with a modern twist. At Lupo, guests can enjoy Limoncello cocktails. At Cucina, the cart offers barrel-aged Negronis and Boulevardiers. Pricing is available upon request.

Titan the Robot, a robotic entertainment act originally from the U.K., will make its U.S. debut in the Las Vegas market this month. TMEG Productions is the exclusive event partner for the robot, which will be available for corporate events, private events, and trade shows. The Transformer-like robot can be branded with company logos and can perform customized scripts and dialogue for speeches, trade booth activations, and product demos. Titan also performs comedic acts and dances.