Heather Marianna brings Camp Manifest to Lake Las Vegas in 2027

Heather Marianna is taking Camp Manifest, her sold-out women’s retreat series, to The Westin Lake Las Vegas on Jan. 23–24, 2027, with a capped 50-person weekend focused on reset, wellness and community. The move bets that Las Vegas, a city known for excess, can also attract women seeking a quieter kind of escape.

Why it matters: - Camp Manifest is positioning itself in the middle of a crowded wellness market, between high-priced luxury longevity retreats and unregulated influencer trips. - The Lake Las Vegas edition is meant to serve women with jobs, families and limited time off, not a full-time wellness audience. - The event also tests whether Las Vegas can support wellness travel beyond its Strip-driven reputation.

What happened: - Heather Marianna will bring Camp Manifest to The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa in Henderson, Nev. on Jan. 23–24, 2027. - Blueprint Day: The Reset Before the Reset is scheduled for Jan. 22 for a limited group of attendees. - Capacity is capped at 50 women. - Tickets start at $1,992 and are on sale now at CampManifestRetreat.com. - The Lake Las Vegas weekend is Camp Manifest’s third edition and its first in Nevada. - Camp Manifest previously sold out at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu in January 2026 and later at Amara Resort & Spa in Sedona in June 2026.

The details: - Camp Manifest is built around the retreat’s 2222 theme: Balance, Harmony, Trust. - The weekend is designed around a roughly 60/40 split between programming and open time. - Confirmed programming includes Blair Kaplan Venables on grief, resilience and restoring balance; Riana Malia on “The Last Piece”; and Karen Goslin on closing the gap between insight and action. - The lineup also includes additional speakers, sound healing, movement and breathwork on the lakefront, six small-group personal-development workshops and a Camp Manifest Merch Shop gifting experience. - The agenda also includes deliberately protected unstructured resort time. - Marianna said the open-time format came from repeated attendee requests. - An additional retail element is built into the weekend through the gifting experience. - Past faculty at the Malibu and Sedona retreats included Ashley Myers, Tracy Doyle, Christine Morgenstern Shin, Lyndsay Hodde and Alex Durham.

Between the lines: - Marianna is using the same production discipline she developed in Hollywood gifting suites and celebrity lounges, but applying it to a non-sales environment. - The Lake Las Vegas location is a deliberate contrast to Las Vegas’ image of overconsumption. - Marianna is betting that women attending wellness retreats want less correction and more recovery. - January timing matters because Marianna described it as the most punishing month in the wellness industry. - The retreat’s mid-market price point appears designed to separate Camp Manifest from ultra-expensive destination wellness resorts. - Marianna founded Beauty Kitchen in 2012 and produces “A Toast to Hollywood” and “Harvest,” which shaped her event design approach.

What’s next: - Camp Manifest will open its Lake Las Vegas retreat weekend in January 2027. - A limited group will have access to Blueprint Day on Jan. 22. - Future growth will likely depend on whether the Nevada edition can match the prior sold-out retreats in California and Arizona.

The bottom line: - Marianna is trying to prove that a wellness retreat can feel restorative, tightly produced and affordable enough for working women — even in Las Vegas.