March Is Women’s History Month: Celebrating the Power, Talent & Impact of Women

Free Live Concerts, Inspiring Film Series and Artistic Workshops, PLUS 24/7 Access to Women’s History Resources All Year Long!

LAS VEGAS (February 23, 2026) – This March, the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District invites the community to honor the influential contributions of women during Women’s History Month with a dynamic lineup of FREE events and programs for all ages. Throughout the month, customers can explore the profound impact of trailblazing women through musical performances, cinematic showcases, hands-on arts workshops and educational lectures across the Library District’s 25 unique branches. 

Below is a partial list of events and activities planned for Women’s History Month. Visit the Library District’s 2026 Women’s History Month blog page for a full list of events, gallery exhibits and recommended reading. All events are free and open to the public. Seating at some events may be limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Events subject to cancellation without notice. Please view individual event descriptions for complete details.

  •  Here’s to the Ladies Who Lunch – Make Herstory! Presented by Vegas City Opera (Adults – Seniors) - Attendees will embark on a musical theater journey through the history of female characters who have impacted society, culture and femininity.  
  •  Women’s History Month Monday Movie Matinee– Join us for a special weekly movie series highlighting powerful stories and contributions of women across cultures and generations.
  • Monday, March 2, 3 p.m. East Las Vegas Library - “Little Women” (PG, 2019)  
  •  Women Composers Celebration Concert (Teens – Adults) – Featuring pianist Cindy Lee and friends, this inspiring concert showcases the works of renowned female composers such as Clara Schumann, Fanny Mendelssohn and Cecile Chaminade.  
  • Breaking Boundaries, Celebrating Women in Dance (Adults – Seniors) – Performed by the Nevada Ballet Theatre II, join Don Bellamy and the dancers of NBT II for an innovative afternoon of ballet that pushes beyond traditions.  
  • “The Punk Singer” Movie Screening (All Ages) – A free screening of the documentary profiling musician and outspoken feminist Kathleen Hanna, a central figure in the “riot grrrl” movement.  
  • A Celebration of Women's History: Presented by EmpowerHer (Kids – Teens – Seniors) – A dynamic community event celebrating and honoring the incredible women who have shaped our world.  
  • Magic, Mystery & Illusion (Kids) – Grades K-5 will learn about the “Queen of Magic,” Adelaide Hermann, and discover how to perform their own magic tricks.  
  • Celebrating Women’s History Through Music (Adults – Seniors) – The Nevada Chamber Orchestra presents an extraordinary tribute to women composers, shining a spotlight on their lasting impact on the world of music.  
  • The Music of the Late, Great Marlene Dietrich (Adults – Seniors) – A live music tribute celebrating the iconic life and work of the legendary Marlene Dietrich.  
  • Marina Pendleton: Women’s History Month Celebration Concert (Adults) – A performance featuring the songs of legendary female songwriters including Dolly Parton, Elizabeth Cotten and Loretta Lynn.  
  • Art Exploration: Georgia O'Keeffe & Yayoi Kusama – Hands-on workshops where young artists learn about the lives and iconic styles of world-renowned female artists.  
    • Wednesday, March 25, 4:30 p.m. Summerlin Library (Kids) - Georgia O’Keeffe. Registration required. Register online or call 702-507-3865. Registration begins two weeks prior on March 11.
  • Tuesday, March 31, 3:30 p.m. Whitney Library (Teens) - Yayoi Kusama
  • Shop…Slay…and Soul: Women’s History Month Celebration (Adults) – Close out the month at the West Las Vegas Library with an event focused on “Good Vibes and Purpose.”  

“Women’s History Month is an important opportunity to celebrate the immense courage, leadership and vision of women who have shaped our past and continue to drive our future,” said Las Vegas-Clark County Executive Director Kelvin Watson. “Through our Free to Be mission, we invite everyone to engage with these incredible legacies through live events at our branches or by exploring our specially curated collections of books, music and films that you can borrow, download or stream for FREE with your library card.”

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 About the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District 

The award-winning Las Vegas-Clark County Library District is an independent taxing entity that serves a diverse community across 8,000 square miles. Through its 25 branches and website, the Library District offers a collection of 2.8 million items, including books, movies, music (including streaming and downloadable), online resources, and free programs for all ages. The Library District’s new  Free To Be public education campaign demonstrates the vital and vibrant role that the library plays in Las Vegas and Clark County, offering unexpected experiences; limitless learning; business and career advancement; government and social services support; and best of all, a place where customers find a sense of culture and community. For more information, and to support Library District programs, please visit TheLibraryDistrict.org.