Las Vegas may not be known for its fall foliage or crisp autumn nights, but at The UnCommons Harvest Fall Fest, the city creates its own version of seasonal magic.
Rows of vendor tents glowing under string lights, live music floating across the plaza, and families exploring handmade goods turned this modern hub into a festival that felt alive with community spirit.
It wasn’t just a market — it was an experience that pulled together food, art, music, and people in one colorful gathering.
First Impressions of the Fest
Arriving at UnCommons during the festival, the first thing you notice is the transformation. Usually a sleek mix of offices, cafes, and restaurants, the space becomes a street fair buzzing with activity.
White tents line Tom Rodriguez Street, each one lit from within to showcase something different…