The Legacy Club hosts an Ugly Sweater Party at the rooftop bar overlooking the city on December 16 at 8 p.m. Rock your ugliest holiday sweater while sipping themed cocktails, eating holiday cookies, and enjoying live music. There’s even an ugly sweater contest.Ticketsare $100.

Get into the holiday spirit(s) with a downtown bar crawl through Circa, the Golden Gate Casino, and the D Las Vegas. Purchase a bar crawl card ($100) and get one drink at each of the participating five bars — Legacy Club, Vegas Vickie’s, MegaBar, One Bar, and BarCanada. Holiday-themed cocktails are available. Runs through December 30.

This Miracle spin-off puts Santa on a surfboard instead of in a sleigh. Sippin’ Santa On Main is a tropical-themed pop-up with kitschy Hawaii-ish holiday décor and tiki-inspired cocktails like the Kris Kringle colada, a bourbon-based Jingle Bird, and the sharable (for two) Rudolph’s Rum Rhapsody. It runs through December 31.

Ready. Set. Skate. Through January 16, Downtown Summerlin sports an all-ages ice rink (rentals start at $16) in the shadow of a glittering 40-foot tree. Warm up with a hot chocolate, then grab a bite nearby.

Help find Santa’s reindeer in the light maze, skate the ice trail and stand under the 100-foot-tall holiday tree as Enchant makes its first appearance on the Las Vegas Strip. The 10-acre holiday experience will feature specialty cocktails and food from Resorts World restaurants. The event runs through January 1 ($44 for adults and $23 for children 3-17 years old).

The Sand Dollar Lounge is decking the halls once again. The city’s original holiday pop-up, which spawned copycats all over Las Vegas, is hanging up the decorations and mixing its spirited cocktails, many of which come served in holiday glassware. Live music and pizza pop-ups (every Monday and Wednesday) add to the holiday cheer through December 31.

Minus5º Icebar has introduced holiday cocktails and seasonal sorbets. Drinks include a boozy hot chocolate spiked with your choice of alcohol and whiskey or rum-based cocktails served in a glass made entirely of ice. Sorbets, served in flights of four ($10.75), range from pumpkin and cinnamon to pear and ginger. Guests can even take part in a sorbet-tasting game to correctly guess the flavors.

Grab a holiday cocktail and check out the hundreds of odd objects on display (each has a QR code linking to its remarkable story) at this museum-like bar and lounge. Seasonal drinks ($15 each) include the candy cane martini, a Naughty Nog rumchata, a peppermint patty shot, and Baby It’s Cold Outside, a Fireball-based drink sure to warm you up.

It will snow every half hour at the Cosmopolitan’s Boulevard Pool. The highlight here is an ice rink with a view coupled with toasted s’mores, cinnamon churros, and craft cocktails. Bites include pork tamales, beef brisket chili, chicken tenders, and more comfort food favs like tomato soup from Overlook Chill (a restaurant pop-up form the folks at Overlook Grill).

The Birdie Bar inside Topgolf transforms into Western Wonderland. The “disco-rodeo” holiday-themed pop-up has multiple areas for photos and sipping on festive drinks like a toasted marshmallow hot chocolate and a white chocolate peppermint coffee — with or without alcohol.

The holiday isn’t complete without a visit to the Ethel M Cactus Garden. The tradition started 29 years ago and fans have been grabbing hot chocolate, chocolate-dipped cookies, pecan brittle, and cupcakes ever since. So grab your favorites and stroll through the twinkling three-acre garden. Ethel M is teaming up with local charities this year so it’ll cost $1 per person with the donations going to Help of Southern Nevada and Three Square Food Bank. Through January 1.

The three holiday milkshakes on this year’s menu include the Christmas Cookie Shake, topped with festive colored sprinkles, a rich Chocolate Milk & Cookies Shake and a fudgy Chocolate Peppermint Shake with candy cane sprinkles. Multiple Locations: The District at Green Valley Ranch, Downtown Summerlin, North Premium Outlets, and New York-New York Hotel & Casino.

Guests can get cozy in an igloo or sit by the fire pit as they enjoy s’mores, light bites, spiked hot chocolates from a pushcart, and other holiday-themed winter cocktails. Walk-ins are welcome but reservations for an igloo or table are recommended for the popular pop-up.