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Las Vegas Magazine maps out a busy game-day week

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From a newly transformed American restaurant and bar to Raiders watch parties, the city’s weekly entertainment guide points to a packed stretch ahead.

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Las Vegas Magazine’s latest “7 Days” guide sketches a busy week of things to do across the valley, including a newly transformed American restaurant and bar built for game day. The magazine says visitors can catch the Raiders against Buffalo this Sunday while digging into the venue’s updated food-and-drink setup.

That kind of programming matters in a city where the line between dining out and going out is often blurred. A refreshed sports-viewing spot can become a neighborhood anchor for locals who want a reliable place to watch a game without committing to a casino floor or a Strip reservation.

The guide also reflects how Las Vegas entertainment is increasingly organized around the calendar rather than a single marquee event. For residents, that means more options to plan around work, school and traffic — and more chances to find a new favorite room on a crowded weekend.

Details & Information: The weekly roundup appears in Las Vegas Magazine.

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