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Come Out Vegas Weekend - NCOD (National Coming Out Day) Celebration
Come Out Vegas - NCOD Celebration
First Friday - Come Out Vegas - NCOD

Join us for Come Out Vegas Weekend! A NCOD (National Coming Out Day) weekend celebration.  

SPECIAL EVENTS 

Friday, Oct. 7th from 5pm -11pm - This year we are joining forces with downtown’s First Friday event for their 14th anniversary celebration. This event sees an average of 20,000 patrons each month. First Friday’s theme for the month of October is ‘One World Through Art’. This free all-ages outdoor event features several areas throughout downtown Las Vegas showcasing artists of all calibers and genres. Throughout the festival you can find stages featuring live music, dance areas with DJs, wandering entertainers, various vendors and a variety of food trucks offering the finest in cuisine.
1025 First St. Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Saturday, Oct. 8th at 7pm - LGBT ally Cyndi Lauper performs LIVE in concert inside The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Buy tickets online at
www.axs.com/events/309786/cyndi-lauper-tickets 4455 Paradise Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89169

Saturday, Oct. 8th at 8pm - Celebrate NCOD weekend with our LGBTQIA+ community at a celebration in Vegas’ famous gay district. Have fun with Las Vegas’ LGBTQIA+ community and the businesses inside The Loop.
4640 Paradise Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89169

Visit ComeOutVegas.com for added and continuously updated information on additional events, talent, sponsors, vendors and learn how to get involved.   

The History - NCOD was founded in 1988 by Robert Eichberg and Jean O’Leary. Eichberg, who died in 1995 of complications from AIDS, was a psychologist from New Mexico. O’Leary was an openly lesbian political leader and long-time activist from New York and was at the time the head of the National Gay Rights Advocates in Los Angeles. The original date of NCOD was chosen because it marked the anniversary of the 1987 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. The first recorded NCOD celebration in Las Vegas was in 1991. We will also celebrate Nevada’s two-year anniversary of marriage equality.