LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Las Vegas Pizza Festival returns for its sixth year.

The event brings together the city’s top pizzaiolos on Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Industrial Event Space on 2330 Industrial Rd.

Ticket information will be released in the coming weeks. Pizza lovers are encouraged to sign up for the official newsletter on the Vegas Pizza Fest website to be the first to know about ticket sales. Organizers said prices will increase with demand.

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The event is presented by Greco & Sons and was created in partnership with the Las Vegas Pizza Alliance.

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The festival is an all-you-can-eat celebration of pizza styles from around the world, including New York, Detroit, Sicilian, Neapolitan, and more.

This year’s lineup will feature local favorites including Metro Pizza, Pizza Rock and Good Pie, alongside new local pizzerias.

“Each year, we look forward to bringing together the incredible talent that defines Las Vegas’ pizza scene, and the festival just keeps getting better,” said Industrial Event Space co-owner and general manager Josh Abelson. “From longtime favorites to new standouts, we’re excited to welcome guests back for another year of amazing pizza, big flavors and a high-energy experience you won’t find anywhere else.”

General admission includes unlimited pizza tastings, photo opportunities, bars, and merchandise.

VIP guests will have early entry, exclusive bites, and complimentary alcohol served in a commemorative tasting glass. VIP guests also get a swag bag and access to an air-conditioned lounge with seating and restrooms.

Join the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce for an exuberant evening of art in the shops and on the streets. Over 15 downtown Nevada City businesses will participate by staying open late and hosting an artist in their space. Many businesses will have the artists on site, so attendees can meet the makers and mingle in open-house style receptions. Numerous businesses will also offer specials, activities, or live demonstrations.

The mission of the Art Walk is to increase awareness, appreciation, and participation in the arts in our local community, while also increasing commerce for local businesses in the downtown Nevada City area. Nevada City has long since been a cultural and arts hub — the Art Walk aims to put a spotlight on our incredible arts community. The First Friday Art Walks run the first Friday of each month from June through August.

In addition to the festivities happening inside businesses, there will be live music and performances on the streets and a small selection of curated arts vendors. The first event kicks-off Friday, June 5, 2026, from 6-9 p.m. The June event will include a performance by the Haute Trash Fashion Show, live music, and youth activities

Come spend an evening strolling through downtown, enjoy a meal, visit the shops, and see incredible local artists. The event is free and open to all ages. Maps will be available at the event and on Instagram at @nevadacitychamber with a list of all participating locations.

More information at nevadacitychamber.com.

Quaint, scenic & historic — Nevada City is an exuberant Victorian era city amid mountains, rivers, and forest. Known as the “Queen of the Mining Towns,” Nevada City is a true gem who lives up to her reputation, by brimming with beauty, culture, and history. The Nevada City Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit membership organization formed in 1937 to support small businesses in Nevada City and the surrounding region by providing technical, business, and tourism support.

Authorities on Tuesday asked for information from the public after a human skull was found near Pahrump on Sunday.

According to a Facebook post, the Nye County Sheriff’s Office said dispatch received a report Sunday evening from hikers about a possible human skull found near Barney Road and Nye Road in the Shadow Mountain area, west of Pahrump.

Detectives with the sheriff’s office went to the scene and confirmed that the skull was human, according to the Facebook page.

As of Tuesday, Nye County officials said in the Facebook post, investigators could not be certain how long the skull had been in the location where it was found.

The skull was set to be submitted to the Clark County coroner’s office for DNA analysis in an effort to identify the person and the person’s cause of death.

Anyone with information related to the case is asked to contact the Nye County Sheriff’s Office at 775-751-7000, option 5, according to the post.

Contact Bryan Horwath at bhorwath@reviewjournal.com. Follow @BryanHorwath on X.