Book an Entertainment District
One street, 13 venues, one contract. Downtown Las Vegas, about 15 minutes from the Convention Center, for 100 to 15,000 guests.
Street closure, permits, production and bars, run by one operator.
Guest Capacity
Venues
Stages & Dance Floors
Bar Wells
Sq Ft
Already done here
- TransUnion at CES 2026: 2,500 guests across the district
- Feed the Block: 32,000+ guests, with Diplo, Major Lazer and Gryffin
- Backed by the City of Las Vegas and LVCVA
Book the Block
What gets booked here
Five ways to rent the district, from one room to the whole street. Each page has the capacities, the format and the proof.
The whole street
Block parties and festivals
A closed city block with a stage, the venues as the bars, 15,000 and up. Feed the Block is the template.
Convention after-parties
CES, SEMA, NAB and the rest: 13 venues about 15 minutes from the Convention Center, one contract.
Corporate events
Dinners for 80, parties for 1,000, the whole block for the company. One operator, one invoice.
Brand activations
Wrap the buildings, close the street, program the rooms. A real district, not a hall.
Venue buyouts
Any of the 13 rooms private for the night, from a 20-seat speakeasy to a 1,000-person club.
Planning around a big week in Las Vegas?
The shows and games that fill the city, and what we run for them.
- Nov 3–6SEMA Show after-partiesDealer dinners, customer nights, the closed street.
- Nov 19–21F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix partiesHospitality nights away from the circuit.
- Nov 30 – Dec 4AWS re:Invent partiesCustomer parties and partner dinners.
- Dec 3–12NFR Las Vegas partiesDealer dinners, customer nights, a honky-tonk on the street.
- Jan 6–92027CES after-partiesClient dinners, receptions and full takeovers.
- Jan 252027National championship 2027 partiesSponsor nights, alumni parties, fan fests.
- Feb 16–182027MAGIC Las Vegas partiesBuyer dinners, launch parties, creator nights.
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Commonwealth
Park on Fremont
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Proof of Execution
Case Studies
Real-world activations showcasing the capabilities of F.E.E.D. infrastructure.
brand activation
Feed the Block: 2025 Season
2025 Season
32,000+
Total Attendance
10,000+
Casino Crossover
8M+
Social Impressions
123%
Audience Growth
Feed the Block is the large-scale, free cultural event series that launched F.E.E.D. as a destination. Produced by Corner Bar with ForestHouse, the 2025 season featured three headline events (Gryffin, Major Lazer and Diplo), transforming Fremont East into a high-energy cultural destination on Thursday evenings. With 32,000+ total attendees, 10,000+ casino crossover visits per event, nearly 8 million social impressions, and broadcast coverage across FOX, NBC, and CBS, the series demonstrated the district's capacity for city-scale cultural programming and directly catalyzed the creation of the F.E.E.D. platform.