Las Vegas Shul Map
Summerlin on the west side is where observant Las Vegas lives — the Community Kollel's Summerlin Shul, Young Israel Aish, Chabad of Summerlin and a Sephardic center, inside the Las Vegas West Side Eruv, twenty minutes from the Strip and with no state income tax.
Kosher markets
- Smith's Kosher Experience · Kosher Experience section — meat, bakery and prepared foods
- Albertsons Kosher Market · Kosher market section
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Find apartments here ↗Las Vegas’s observant community lives in Summerlin, on the western edge of the valley about twenty minutes from the Strip — a master-planned suburb that has almost nothing to do with the city’s reputation. The Summerlin Shul on Village Center Circle, founded in 2011 and run by the Community Kollel of Greater Las Vegas, is a Chofetz Chaim–affiliated kehilla and the community’s Torah anchor. Bet Yosef Community Center on Vegas Drive serves the Sephardic community, and Chabad of Summerlin on Regatta Drive is one of roughly eight Chabad houses across the metro.
Young Israel Aish, on West Sahara Avenue, anchors the southern end where Summerlin, The Lakes and Peccole Ranch converge — a separate section of the eruv from the northern shuls. Day-to-day kosher shopping runs through Smith’s Kosher Experience on North Rampart Boulevard and the Albertsons kosher market on South Fort Apache Road, both mainstream supermarkets with dedicated kosher operations.
Two things drive relocation here: Nevada has no state income tax, and housing in Summerlin — while not cheap by Sunbelt standards — buys considerably more than comparable money in Los Angeles, which is where a large share of the community came from. The other steady source of traffic is visitors: observant families come through Las Vegas constantly for conventions, simchas and trips, and Summerlin is where the minyanim, the eruv and the kosher groceries are.
Note: the Las Vegas West Side Eruv covers Summerlin in a north and a south section and is managed by the Community Kollel of Greater Las Vegas. Confirm the boundary and weekly status with the Kollel or your rav before carrying on Shabbos.
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Frequently asked questions
How many shuls are in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas has 4 shuls on ShulMap: The Summerlin Shul (Community Kollel of Greater Las Vegas), Young Israel Aish of Las Vegas, Chabad of Summerlin, Bet Yosef Community Center.
What is Las Vegas like for an observant family?
Summerlin on the west side is where observant Las Vegas lives — the Community Kollel's Summerlin Shul, Young Israel Aish, Chabad of Summerlin and a Sephardic center, inside the Las Vegas West Side Eruv, twenty minutes from the Strip and with no state income tax.
Are there Orthodox synagogues in Las Vegas?
Yes — shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Las Vegas has 4 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.
What county is Las Vegas in?
Las Vegas is in Clark County, Nevada. The observant community is concentrated in Summerlin and the adjacent Lakes and Peccole Ranch areas on the west side of the valley, roughly twenty minutes from the Strip.
What is the Jewish population of Las Vegas?
Greater Las Vegas has one of the fastest-growing Jewish populations in the United States, commonly estimated at around 70,000–80,000, driven by relocation from California and the Northeast. The Orthodox community is a much smaller share, concentrated in Summerlin and served by roughly eight Chabad houses across the valley. These are community estimates, not census counts.
Where is the Orthodox community in Las Vegas?
Almost entirely in Summerlin, on the west side. The Summerlin Shul on Village Center Circle is run by the Community Kollel of Greater Las Vegas, a Chofetz Chaim–affiliated kehilla, and sits in the north section of the eruv along with Bet Yosef and Chabad of Summerlin. Young Israel Aish on West Sahara Avenue anchors the south section, where Summerlin, The Lakes and Peccole Ranch converge. Kosher groceries are at Smith's Kosher Experience on North Rampart and the Albertsons kosher market on South Fort Apache.
Is there an eruv in Las Vegas?
Yes — the Las Vegas West Side Eruv covers Summerlin and is managed by the Community Kollel of Greater Las Vegas. It runs in a north and a south section. Confirm the boundary and weekly status with the Kollel or your own rav before carrying on Shabbos — ShulMap does not map a boundary here.
Is there kosher food for visitors to Las Vegas?
Yes, and it is one of the reasons this community gets searched for so often. Las Vegas draws observant visitors year-round for conventions, family trips and simchas, and the Summerlin community — about twenty minutes from the Strip — is where the shuls, the eruv and the kosher grocery shopping are. Several kosher restaurants operate closer to the Strip as well; confirm current hashgacha and hours directly before relying on any of them.
Where can I find housing in Las Vegas?
Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Las Vegas. Walking distances to shuls are approximate — confirm what's comfortable for your family.
Walking distance: Walking-distance circles are approximate and do not assert a halachic standard. Confirm what is walkable for you locally.
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