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Our family recently made a donation to the Police Unity Tour. Every dollar, yes, even if you can give a dollar, helps the Vegas Police Officer team provide funding for the National Police Memorial Museum in Washington, DC.
Team Vegas rides about 300 miles over the course of four days to remember and honor those who have been killed in the line of duty. They do it with the goal of raising money for the National Police Memorial Museum in Washington, so those brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.
So far this year, 97 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty. For those of you with means, even if it’s just a couple of dollars, a donation would be really appreciated and helps support our local team of law enforcement riders.
In today’s Scoop:
🍳 Classic breakfast done right
🎲 Where game night lives
🐾 Where forever homes begin
🎨 Creative energy all around
🥞 Classic diner comfort done right
431 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas
Lou’s Diner keeps things simple and does them well. The room feels like a classic diner, filled with fun details and kept very clean. Breakfast is the reason people line up, with French toast, pancakes, eggs, hash browns, and house-made jams that arrive before you order.
Everything tastes fresh and comforting. If you’re visiting Vegas and want a solid breakfast that feels familiar and satisfying, this is an easy choice.
🎲Where Board Game Nights Are Leveled Up
4704 W Sahara Ave, Summerlin, NV
Meepleville Board Game Cafe feels like a second living room for board game lovers. Rows of neatly organized games make it easy to find an old favorite or try something new. Staffs are patient and happy to teach, which removes pressure out of learning.
Inside, you’ll find a massive board game library, comfy tables, and hangout spots. There’s food and drinks too, including pizza and snacks, which makes it easy to stay longer.
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🐾 Local Rescues Team Up for Big Adoption Day
The Gist: Pawtastic Friends kicked off 2026 with heart by starting its first-ever foster and adoption event at the Galleria at Sunset. Nine local rescues showed up with adoptable dogs, plus details on fostering and ways to help.
Why It Matters: Families could meet pups, chat with rescue teams, and even drop off supplies. Events like this give local dogs a shot at finding homes, showing how much good can happen when people show up for those in need.
🏮 GlowFest Lights Up New Year Near the Strip
The Gist: GlowFest is back near Paradise Road and Sahara, filling six acres with glowing lanterns, and culture inspired by the Lantern Festival. Created by more than 100 artists, the experience possess five themed realms, night market with rotating food vendors and local performances through Feb. 22.
Why It Matters: It’s a colorful, bright way for local families to celebrate the Lunar New Year, support artists, and enjoy cultural experiences without leaving town. Enjoy a festive night-out experience without feeling touristy.
🎷 Live Jazz at Mezzo Bistro | Mezzo Bistro | Austin | 01/08 | More
Smooth standards, relaxed elegance, and an intimate dinner-and-jazz atmosphere.
✏️ Urban Sketching Scavenger Hunt | IKEA | Henderson | 01/10 | More
Sketching prompts turn a familiar space into a creative, drawing adventure.
🥁 World Beat Drum Circle: A Family Drumming Experience | Summerlin Library | Las Vegas | 01/11 | More
Rhythmic community drumming, joyful movement, and an inclusive, all-ages cultural experience.
🧶 St. Distaff Day Spinning Meet Up | Private Home | Spring Valley | 01/11 | More
Soft fiber crafting, discussions, and gentle spinning in a warm home setting.
🎱 Junior Pool Lessons | JBar & Golf Lounge | Spring Valley | 01/11 | More
Kid-friendly pool lessons build confidence in a relaxed lounge setting.
🧸 Playdate | The Learning Experience | Spring Valley | 01/12 | More
Hands-on fun with learning activities in a bright, welcoming space for kids.
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