DLVEC will exude the Cabo lifestyle with exotic cocktails, street food, sand volleyball, and rock ‘n' roll. Tickets are $65 and $85 for “Red Zone,” which includes access to the Party Pit, visit dlvec.com.

This party announcement follows on the heels of Hurricane Odile, which forced Hagar to cancel his 24^th annual Birthday Bash at the Cabo Wabo Cantina in Mexico. Fans with tickets to the Cabo bash can transfer them to the Las Vegas event and receive a complimentary upgrade to Red Zone passes or get a refund, visit RedRocker.com.

On Saturday, Nov. 8, the adult children of famous legendary entertainers will come together for a special history-making performance at the M Resort. “An Evening with The Next Generation” will showcase the musical talents of Ricci Martin - son of Dean Martin, Lorna Luft - daughter of Judy Garland, Lena Prima - daughter of Louis Prima, and Steve March-Torme - son of Mel Torme, as they celebrate their legendary parents. Anthony Lewis, son of comedian legend Jerry Lewis, will host the event.

“An Evening with The Next Generation” is the first-time collaboration between the sons and daughters of these musical icons who helped shape the American songbook. The singers will be accompanied by a 10-piece band and never-before-seen video montages. Tickets for the 7 p.m. concert are $29.99 and $34.99.

Five Guys Burgers and Fries will open its eighth location in the Las Vegas Valley at the “Sahara Entrance” of the new Downtown Summerlin on Thursday, Oct. 9 at 11 a.m. Five Guys uses only fresh, never-frozen ground beef with 15 free toppings available. The fresh-cut fries are cooked in pure peanut oil and complimentary peanuts are served in bulk. Recently named the number one burger restaurant in America by “Playboy” Magazine, all Las Vegas, Henderson and Northern Nevada Five Guys locations operate 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Innovative California rockers Reckless In Vegas will perform three free 8 p.m. concerts Oct. 11, 18 and 25 at the Downtown Grand. The first show will take place at Mob Bar, while the second two concerts will be presented at PICNIC, the property's urban rooftop pool experience.

Reckless in Vegas has taken timeless classics from the mid-20^th century such as “Luck Be a Lady” and spun them into something completely different and entirely modern. In honor of the band's appearances at Downtown Grand, the hotel-casino will feature several “Reckless at Downtown Grand” specials.

As part of a world tour to celebrate 275 years of history, Swiss watchmaker Jaquet Droz brings the Enchanted Journey Exhibit this fall to The Shops at Crystals. The exhibit is open to the public from Sept. 30 to Nov. 12 showcasing an outstanding selection of the brand's antique and contemporary timepieces including original watches handmade in the 18th century, such as a Singing Bird Cage and other functioning automatons. Exclusively on opening day, a Jaquet Droz master artist will be demonstrating the skillful artistry of hand engraving and miniature painting on watch dials.

There are about 20 bingo parlors in Las Vegas and not in the major hotels on the Strip. The game let's say usually attracts the more mature or senior player. However, Station Casinos recently reached out to younger gamblers by hosting a millennial-minded bingo event at Green Valley Ranch with dimmed lights, music blaring and alcohol flowing.

The event tagline “not your grandmother's game” was all-electronic with players paying $25 for an electronic bingo board. In addition to winning cash, players won shots for themselves and surrounding participants. A DJ maintained a club-like atmosphere blasting music all night. Let's see if this new concept for bingo catches on.

The Fremont Street Experience will again be transformed for the Sixth Annual OktoberFrightFest, which is a combination of Oktoberfest and Halloween making up the ultimate street party from Oct. 5-Nov. 1. The spooktacular festivities will include free performances from the themed stage production shows “Frank & The Steins,” “Vampire Rising” and “Halloween Hotties.” Viva Vision's three to four-minute nightly light and sound shows will also be themed to “Time Warp” and “Monster Mash.”

“Frank & The Steins” will perform on the 1st Street Stage from 8-11 p.m. except on Oct. 9, 16 and 23. “Vampire Rising” will take over the 3rd Street Stage Oct. 7-30 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 p.m.-midnight and Thursdays-Saturdays from 7-10 p.m. (dark Oct. 18). Sexy “Halloween Hotties” will feature “American Idol” Season 6 Finalist Haley Scarnato and take place on the Main Street Stage Oct. 6-31 on Mondays-Wednesdays from 8-11 p.m. and Thursdays-Saturdays from 7-10 p.m.

The Golden Nugget will host its Fifth Annual Fall Beer Festival Oct. 10 and 11. The two-day festival brings together consumers, craft beer vendors, live music, food and hundreds of beers in two very different events. Guests interested in both events can receive discounted food and beer tickets for Saturday's Oktoberfest Pool Party with paid admission to Friday's All American Craft Beer Tasting.

The first event kicks off Friday, Oct. 10 from 7-10 p.m. in The Grand Events Center. Guests will sample more than 125 craft beer selections from award-winning breweries and enjoy chef-inspired appetizers, live entertainment and mingle with award-winning brew masters. Tickets are $50 at the Golden Nugget Box Office.

The fun continues on Saturday, Oct. 11 with the Oktoberfest Pool Party from 1-7 p.m. at The Tank Pool. Admission is free and beer enthusiasts can enjoy 150 different international and domestic beers available for purchase as well as bratwursts, pretzels and more great food while enjoying live music.

The 10^th anniversary of Opportunity Village's largest annual fundraiser, the Las Vegas Great Santa Run®, will be held Downtown on Saturday, Dec. 6. This event has been the reigning champion of the “World Santa Challenge” for three consecutive years and hopes to uphold that tradition in 2014 with thousands of Saint Nicholas lookalikes racing, running and walking. Participants can do a 5K run or one-mile walk.

Registration is $45 for individuals; $40 per person on a team of five or more; and $30 for children under 17-years-old; visit Opportunity Village's Great Santa Run website. Registration includes a five-piece Santa suit and a runner goody bag from event sponsors. A canine companion can join the fun for $10 and receive a doggie bag with treats and toys.

“Marriage Can Be Murder,” Las Vegas' longest running dinner theatre show, will celebrate 15 bloody years of performances with a year-long promotion offering locals specially priced $30 tickets on the 15^th of each month through July 2015. The whacky cast of characters serves up murder, mayhem and mystery nightly at 6:15 p.m. in the showroom at the D Las Vegas. Tickets are $64.85, $81.35 and $98.95.

Since its Las Vegas debut, “Marriage Can Be Murder” has committed 5,000 performances with 20,000 murders, and given 375,000-plus people the opportunity to play detective alongside the outlandishly eager Lieutenant and his ditzy hostess. “Marriage Can Be Murder” rotates its actors and plot line every few months.

Actor Mark Shunock, who currently stars in “Rock of Ages” at the Venetian/Palazzo and is a former member of the Canadian Hockey League, is the creator/producer of “Mondays Dark,” a monthly variety show where 100 percent of all ticket proceeds go to a local Vegas charity. The October edition will take place Monday, Oct. 13 at 8:30 p.m. at Vinyl inside Hard Rock. This month's proceeds will benefit The Healing Curve - a nonprofit initiative to help women who have beaten breast cancer but are left with scars.

The October on-stage showcase theme and title is “Women Who Rock” featuring Gretchen Bonaduce, Savannah Smith, Rockie Brown, Justin Mortelitti, Jaime Lynch and others to be announced, all in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Tickets are $20 in advance, $30 at the door, visit www.MondaysDark.com.