SEMA Auto Show Drives Back To Vegas

Rev those engines and gear up because one of the nation's grandest auto shows is making a roaring return to Las Vegas.

That's right, SEMA is back, and it's bringing the automotive world's finest together for a show that promises to unveil new trends and innovations, some of which may soon hit the open road.

SEMA is no ordinary auto show; it's the ultimate gathering for car enthusiasts, uniting over 160,000 professionals from the automotive industry. Their mission? To showcase the latest trends and groundbreaking developments in the world of cars. But SEMA goes beyond the flashy exterior of vehicles; it's about exploring what's beneath the hood.

Tom Gattuso, the Vice President of Events for SEMA, highlights the essence of this event. According to a Fox 5 article, he says, "What happens on the race track or what happens in development finds itself in personalizing form in cars. So when you go to a car, you buy it and want to make it your own, our industry helps do that."

In other words, SEMA isn't just about presenting the shiniest new models; it's about revealing the heart and soul of the auto industry, from performance enhancements to cutting-edge tech.

The auto extravaganza is inviting the public to its events on Friday, held at the convention center. Now, car aficionados, or anyone with a keen interest in the automotive world, can get up close and personal with the latest and greatest the industry has to offer.

So, if you've ever wondered what's brewing behind the scenes of your favorite car brands or dreamed of getting a sneak peek at the future of driving, SEMA is the place to be.

Curious to see what's under the hood of SEMA? Tickets for the public day are available, so don't miss your chance to witness the innovation, craftsmanship, and sheer power of the automotive world. Click here to grab your tickets and get ready for a day filled with adrenaline-pumping displays and groundbreaking technologies. Whether you're a seasoned gearhead or just curious about the future of cars, SEMA has something for everyone.

Presented by: Beasley Media Group, NSPCA, Channel 13 and Clark County Parks & Recreation

Grab your leaches, harnesses and pet carriers because our second annual Paws In The Park event is back!

Same location, new activations, new entertainment and same great fun.

Walk around the green grass to witness animal love at every corner.

Watch pop-rock band, The Band Camino, alt-rock band, Weathers and OYO Las Vegas Hotel & Casino's entertainer, Selena from Kumbia Kings perform LIVE!

Wanting to expand your family? Walk down the Turtle Turf Adoption Row to meet your newest family member. Last year we helped over 100 dogs get adopted.

Take some adorable photos with your pet at THE702FIRM photo booth!

Eat tasty bites and col treats from local vendors including: Vito's Tacos, Hot Diggity Dog and Snowy Paradise

If you're wanting to take a breather from all of the puppy love, order a drink from the Nutrl Lounge!

Shop amongst the pet-lover vendors to spoil your baby or babies with everything they could possibly want and deserve.

If you are able to, please donate a newly sealed bag of pet food to the Cameron Law Donation Center for local animals in Southern Nevada. We want no animal left hungry.

Make your way to Desert Breeze Park located in between Spring Mountain and Durango, 8275 Spring Mountain Rd. Las Vegas, Nevada, 89117.

Event time is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Parking is FREE and on a first come, first serve basis. Clark County offers a designated parking area. But don't worry plenty of parking is available.

Entrance to the parking lot is off of Spring Mountain Road. Please see the map below for visual context.

Here is a Google Map of the park to help locate the event! See you on Saturday, November 4, 2023.

https://www.google.com/maps/search/desert+breeze+park+soccer/@36.1275363,-115.2756605,17z

Lock your car at all times. Do not leave your car open to burglary or theft.

Although Vegas is cooling down, extra protection from the sun can help your car's temperature. It also acts as a shield from others looking in.

Do not leave any of your belongings sitting in your car for others to see. Protect your car and your belongings by hiding or tucking away your items.

This should be a given without saying but please DO NOT leave your pet in the car. Even in November the weather can still be hot and no animal should be left in any vehicle.