Vegas Golden Gals

06/06/2026

Another beautiful day where the Vegas Golden Gals proudly support Golden Groceries, a partnership between CenterWell and Three Square, which distributes fresh produce to seniors. Thank you to Cynthia, Dian, Kathy, Mary Lou, and Gloria for their representation! We’re loving the “CenterWell blue” shirts proudly worn as you serve our fabulous community! 💙

06/03/2026

The Vegas Golden Gals were honored to welcome Petra into the “senior club” at her 60th birthday bash! Happy birthday, Petra!!

05/26/2026

This Memorial Day, the Vegas Golden Gals had the pleasure of performing at the Southern Nevada State Veteran Home after which we assisted the MGM Grand Las Vegas in exciting games of bingo for the residents! It was our honor to spend time with, and bring smiles to, these brave veterans who gave so much of themselves to our country. Thank you for your service! ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

05/25/2026

05/16/2026

The Vegas Golden Gals performed at the 2026 Senior Prom hosted by East Valley Family Services at the Echelon Event Center this Friday. These lovely Seniors even had a Senior King and Queen! They danced to music, ate great food, and best of all had fellowship with one another which is good for longevity and the soul!

05/15/2026

The Vegas Golden Gals had the honor to attend and celebrate the graduates of the Veterans Treatment Court. The Honorable Judge Alicia A. Albritton serves the Henderson Municipal Court Department 1 and presides over the 🇺🇸 Henderson Veterans Treatment Court 🇺🇸 and invited the Gals to participate in today’s graduation. We are proud of our Veteran’s, their service to our country and their commitment to treatment and recovery.

05/11/2026

The 💃 Vegas Golden Gals 💃 showed up with positive energy, grace, and passion for the annual 2026 Helldorado Days Parade! Fun Facts about the Parade: The name "Helldorado" was actually borrowed from Tombstone, Arizona, which has held its own Helldorado Days since 1929. In the very first 1935 parade (this marks the 91st year for Helldorado Days Parade), automobiles and trucks were strictly banned; the two-mile procession consisted entirely of buggies, carts, and wagons. Today, the parade is typically held in mid-May to coincide with the anniversary of the city's founding (May 15, 1905). A big shout out and thanks to our volunteers and supporters!