Race Weekend brings Elderbrook to the decks at Marquee Dayclub, turning the Cosmopolitan's pool complex into a sun-soaked haven of melodic house and deep electronic grooves. Known for his dulcet vocals and warm, textured production, Elderbrook's DJ sets tend to drift between emotive, song-driven moments and driving rhythmic peaks, making for an afternoon that feels equally suited to lounging poolside or dancing barefoot on heated concrete.

Expect the usual Marquee trappings: infinity-edge dipping pools in the grand cabanas, bottle service humming along the perimeter, and a crowd dressed for both the sun and the scene. With two pools and a sprawling 22,000 square feet of space to spread out across, there's room to post up at a daybed with a cocktail or push toward the stage where the bass starts to take over. Given the Race Weekend timing, the energy on the Strip tends to run a little hotter than usual, and Marquee's dayclub setting is a fitting place to soak that in.