Mountain’s Edge commemorates 20th anniversary in Las Vegas with “New Southwest” community event and performance from rising country star Dez Hoston
Live performance from rising country star Dez Hoston, line dancing lessons, a mechanical bull, carnival games, local vendors, a video time capsule, and more
Saturday, May 17, 2025 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Exploration Peak Park in Mountain’s Edge
Mountain’s Edge celebrates 20 years in Las Vegas with a tribute to the “New Southwest” and a community celebration like no other. Held Saturday, May 17, 2025 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Exploration Peak Park (9275 S Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89178), the Mountain’s Edge 20th Anniversary Celebration will take Las Vegans on a walk through the Mountain’s Edge history timeline, while enjoying live entertainment, delicious food, and more.
A milestone for a thriving community in the “New Southwest”—a place where modern living meets natural beauty – the Mountain’s Edge 20th Anniversary Celebration will feature line dancing lessons, a mechanical bull, carnival games, face painters, stilt walkers, a toddler zone, local vendors, and live performances from rising country music star Dez Hoston, Taylor Swift tribute artist The Eras of Taylor, and DJ Jace. In addition, a special Certificate of Honor from Congresswoman, as well as a County Proclamation from the Clark County Commissioners, will be presented to recognize 20 years of excellence and impact in the community.
Tickets for the Mountain’s Edge 20th Anniversary Celebration Presented by Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center are $15 plus applicable fees for general admission access to the festival grounds, including all standard activities, entertainment, and attractions. To purchase tickets, please visit mountainsedgemasterassociation.ticketspice.com/mountains-edge-20th-anniversary-celebration. Children eight years of age and under receive free entrance.
Mountain’s Edge residents can register for up to six free tickets by logging into their membership account via mymountainsedge.com by Friday, May 16, 2025 at noon. Attendees are welcome to bring the following permitted items: coolers 16 quarts or smaller, low-back lawn chairs, blankets, small umbrellas, and shade covers under 3 feet. Each person may bring one factory-sealed water bottle and empty plastic water containers. Sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, professional cameras, and earplugs are also allowed.
About Dez Hoston
Dez Hoston is a rising star in the modern country music scene, known for his raw and unapologetic approach to storytelling in his music. Growing up in Pilot Valley, NV, Dez was immersed in the country lifestyle on his father’s ranch, but his mother’s love of classic rock music of the 80s also played a major role in shaping his musical taste. For the past decade, Dez has been captivating audiences across the Las Vegas Strip and beyond, playing venues throughout Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, and California. As the frontman of one of the top cover bands in Vegas, Dez has honed his craft as a performer, and recently released his first EP, “Dez Hoston & The Longwood Band,” which can be found on all major music streaming platforms. With song titles like “What Happened to The Cowboy”, “Drinkin’ Bout You and Me”, and “You Shouldn’t Be Here”, Dez’s music explores themes of love, lust, and the world as he sees it. His distinct voice and bold lyrics set him apart in the crowded modern country music landscape.
About Eras of Taylor
A legendary celebration of the music and magic of Taylor Swift, joined by a dynamic live band! With 22 songs and 10 costumes, Christina’s 90-minute tribute show provides a memorable experience that emulates the quality and energy of Taylor’s tour, showcasing her dedication to honoring her legacy.
About Mountain’s Edge
Mountain’s Edge, a place steeped in history, played a significant role in the Old West and the early days of Las Vegas. The lure of the Gold Rush of 1849 drew Americans westward, many of whom traversed the Spanish Trail. This trail, which was later converted into a wagon road, was a crucial route for pioneers heading to California for supplies. Interestingly, this historic Spanish Trail ran just a mile north of Mountain’s Edge, adding to the area’s unique historical significance.
The mining industry was a major catalyst for the influx of Americans into Las Vegas. This trend continues to this day, albeit in a different form. Above-ground mining operations are still active, but instead of silver or lead, miners are now extracting gypsum. This mineral is used to make wallboards for the construction of new homes, a testament to the city’s evolving needs and industries.
Las Vegas grew into the city it is today with the construction of the San Pedro, Los Angeles, & Salt Lake Railroad. The last spike completing this railroad was driven at Sutor Siding, only a few miles southeast of Mountain’s Edge.
Today, Mountain’s Edge is a bustling community with over 12,500 homes, three parks, and plenty of amenities! Everyday Mountain’s Edge strives to add more value to the community through continuous growth, resident-forward lifestyle events, and steady maintenance of our grounds.