Triple Crown Cigar Lounge courts Vegas fans with live music, ladies night
Triple Crown is stacking ladies night, live music and UFC cards to sell a more social cigar lounge on the south Strip.
Triple Crown Cigar Lounge opened its late-summer run Friday with Nieve Malandra Ladies Night from 9 p.m. to midnight, then keeps the room in event mode with Big Eric on Saturday, Aug. 1, UFC Fight Night on Saturday, Aug. 8 and UFC 330 on Saturday, Aug. 15. The calendar is doing more than filling dates. It is selling the lounge as a place to spend the whole night, not just a stop for a cigar.
The lounge says it sits on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, just beyond Mandalay Bay, inside a shopping center that offers a respite from the hustle of the main Strip. Triple Crown says it was established by three Rhode Island natives, John Lepore, Jared Bisordi and Dennis Lavan, who built it around premium cigars, spirits and a more personal style of hospitality. Its site also pushes online reservations, cigars to go and a full bar with crafted cocktails, which puts the business squarely in the after-hours lane with other Strip nightlife spots.
Its address appears across local listings as 6539 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite 114, Las Vegas, NV 89119, with Yelp using Ste 114 and MapQuest listing 6539 South Las Vegas Blvd. #114. Fanzo lists Triple Crown as a sports bar at the same South Las Vegas Boulevard address, and Cigar Journal has a feature page on the lounge. Yelp’s July 2026 page shows 145 photos and 65 reviews, and the review snippets mention TVs, a full bar, music and comfy seating, all details that match the lounge’s own pitch.
That programming mix is what makes Triple Crown more interesting than a standard smoke room. Nieve Malandra Ladies Night gives it a social hook, Big Eric adds live music, and the UFC cards widen the draw to fight fans who want a seat, a drink and a cigar while the card runs. The schedule fits locals who want a planned night out, tourists looking for a polished Strip stop, groups that need a built-in agenda and cigar smokers who would rather pair a lounge visit with a live show or a fight card.
Triple Crown is betting that the calendar itself will bring people back. The opening ladies-night slot set that tone, and the next two weekends keep pushing the same idea: on this stretch of the Strip, the lounge wants to be busy enough that the cigars are only part of the reason to walk in.
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