Koval Lane, Paradise, Clark County, Nevada, United StatesFormula 1
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCEHappened as dated, per the source[1]: the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix was run as "the first running of the Las Vegas Grand Prix" with a historic 10pm lights-out start.
Formula 1 held its first Las Vegas Grand Prix after builders threw up a purpose-built paddock and resurfaced dozens of miles of Strip-area roads to track-grade tolerances in under a year.
Helen Toland Street, UnCommons, Southern Hills, Clark County, Nevada, 89113, United StatesStix Asia
CONFIRMED86% CONFIDENCEThe Review-Journal's[1] report of 28 April 2026 says the food hall "began construction this week", and its photographs by Liv Paggiarino are captioned "Monday, April 27, 2026, at the UnCommons[3] in Las Vegas" - the Monday of that week, which fixes the day.
Construction begins on Stix Asia's 18,000-square-foot Las Vegas food hall in the former Sundry space at UnCommons, with a dozen restaurants planned and a fall 2026 opening. A sakura tree will anchor the centre of the room.
Helen Toland Street, UnCommons, Southern Hills, Clark County, Nevada, 89113, United StatesStix Asia
DELAYED3 months late79% CONFIDENCENo source names a day. The newest and most specific statement of timing is the station's report of 16 September 2026: "Opening is planned for this winter", so the pin takes the last day of meteorological winter 2026-27, 28 February 2027. Stix Asia's[2] own page says "Opening 2026" and UnCommons[3]' says "STIX ASIA COMING 2026", but neither narrows the season and both are stale - the UnCommons page was last modified on 4 April 2025 - so the year on them is not allowed to pull the date back into December. It is marked delayed rather than estimated because the target has already moved: the Review-Journal[5] reported on 28 April 2026 that "a fall 2026 opening is planned" and the Las Vegas Weekly[4] still had it "set for a fall opening" on 9 July.
An 18,000-square-foot Asian food hall with 12 stalls and roughly 400 seats opens in the former Sundry space at UnCommons in southwest Las Vegas, the second Stix Asia after the 2023 Honolulu original. The first three tenants named - Ginza Bairin, Ramen BARIO and NANAMUSUBI - are each opening their first mainland US location.
