Reno / Tahoe is known as a center for the arts. The annual Artown event is a multi-faceted celebration of artistic endeavors. Casinos and nightclubs feature a broad array of the best acts in the entertainment world. Broadway plays, opera, and symphony can also be enjoyed in numerous area venues.
Reno bowling is a good old-fashioned way to have fun with the family. Reno, Sparks, and Carson City have a good selection of bowling alleys from which to choose. When it's cold outside (or too hot), a family bowling outing is a great activity. For those who don't want to bowl, or aren't quite big enough to roll a bowling ball, most bowling alleys have amusement game arcades and plenty of food for…
Reno videos are a fun way to see some of the events and activities available around the Reno / Tahoe region.
Reno's variety of free art exhibits, public art installations, and other forms of freely available artistic expression are a wonderful part of the Reno / Lake Tahoe region.
Oktoberfest around Reno and Lake Tahoe is celebrated with gusto similar to the original German version. You'll find fun celebrations of beer and food held at various venues in the Reno / Lake Tahoe region of Nevada.
Labor Day in Reno, the last big holiday of the summer, falls on Monday, September 7 in 2009. There are plenty of things to do for your last summer fling.
Reno has free movies showing in several places this summer. Free movies are family friendly entertainment events. Bring the children and enjoy these free movies at different venues around Reno.
Reno / Tahoe farmers' markets offer fresh produce and fruit. Many farmers' markets also have food, crafts, and entertainment.
Sparks Hometowne Farmer's Market is the largest farmer's market in the Reno / Tahoe area. Besides the tasty fresh fruit and vegetables, lots of other things go on, like a fun zone for kids, street and stage performances, and involvement by various community groups. You'll also find a variety of vendors offering ready-to-eat foods, drinks, services of various kinds, and arts and crafts.
Father's Day around Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Sparks, Nevada features a variety of things for mom, including brunches, special events, shopping, and other activities.
Reno events and things to do are numerous and exciting. Enter your own events information to help keep us informed about the current shows, festivals, activities, and entertainment going on in our corner of Nevada.
Reno events and things to do are numerous and exciting. Our calendar keeps you informed about the current events, shows, festivals, and entertainment going on around our corner of Nevada.
The 2009 Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Basketball Tournament will be played in Lawlor Events Center on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. Winners of each of the men's and women's competitions will earn an automatic bid to the big NCAA Tournament.
Women's History Month in the United States recognizes and honors the contributions of women in a wide variety of endeavors. In Nevada, a number of women have made significant marks. One of the most prominent is Native American Sarah Winnemucca.
Here are some ways to enjoy the St. Patrick's Day holiday around Reno, Sparks, and Lake Tahoe. There is a lot of green beer and drinking, but events of a more family friendly nature are happening as well.
Reno Valentine's Day 2009 falls on a Saturday, giving us a whole day to engage in romantic pursuits.
If you can't be in Tampa Bay in person, know that Super Bowl mania is alive and well right here in Reno. There are several places to party on Super Bowl Sunday and cheer on your favorite team.
Reno events and celebrations commemorating the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday in northern Nevada.
Reno House Seats is a membership service for getting tickets to casino shows, concerts, sporting events, live music, touring shows, and more.
The 2009 Exploring Nevada Series consists of free presentations about Nevada history and some of the people involved with Nevada's colorful past. Featured presentations include guest speakers, photography, and video. They are sure to be entertaining and educational for those who attend.
The 2009 Nevada Cultural Heritage Series consists of free presentations about the cultural and natural heritage of northern Nevada. Featured speakers are among northern Nevada experts in their respective fields and are sure to give their audiences entertaining and educational presentations.
When it's freezing outside and the budget has taken a holiday beating, free family entertainment sounds pretty good, and Reno's "Come in from the Cold" Family Entertainment Series could be just what you're looking for.
Barack Obama will be come the 44th President of the United States on January 20, 2009. The swearing-in ceremony begins at noon on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The President will give his inaugural address after taking the oath of office, explaining his vision and goals for the nation.
A variety of Santas, Mrs. Santas, elves, and other holiday beings take to the downtown streets for the annual Reno Santa Pub Crawl. This roving party attracts hundreds of revelers who visit over two dozen bars and nightclubs around the neighborhood. The Reno Santa Pub Crawl isn't totally about selfish debauchery, though. Proceeds from the event benefit local charity organizations.
Reno Christmas and holiday activities, events, and shows include philharmonic concerts, Christmas tree lightings, Christmas celebrations, holiday festivals, special shopping, singing, and ballets.
Reno craft fairs are sponsored by various organizations and groups. Craft fairs are great for buying holiday and seasonal items, and for supporting local artisans, crafters, and charitable causes.
Reno sports teams are growing in numbers and variety. Professional sports are represented by the Reno Aces Triple-A baseball team and the Reno Bighorns NBA Development League team. College sports are popular and continue to be presented by the UNR Wolf Pack football, basketball, and other teams.
If you are one of the fortunate people living in or visiting the Reno / Tahoe region, you can enjoy a fine Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Mother's Day around Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Sparks, Nevada features a variety of things for mom, including brunches, special events, shopping, and other activities.
Old Bill Harrah knew his cars and had the money to pursue his passion. Everyone will enjoy a stroll through motoring history and marvel at the immaculate machines on display. There are changing exhibits all year, especially for Hot August Nights.
