Arts and Culture

Playa Art Park Coming to Reno

Written by: Farah Vitale The Gateway Project has succeeded bringing Burning Man art to Reno. Reno City Council members have agreed to move eight Burning Man sculptures into downtown Reno. The sculptures will take the spots of the recently demolished Golden West Motor Lodge and Heart O’ Town Motel. The Gateway Project initiated the Playa…

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The Summit: For More Than Just Mom

Located less than 10 minutes from us is an outdoor shopping experience that the entire family is sure to enjoy. The Summit is home to more than 65 restaurants and stores combined and there always seems to be something new on the way. The Summit in south Reno has it all. Is back-to-school shopping on your…

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Reno Retail Therapy

It’s no surprise that Reno has been steadily growing in the last few years. The number of retail shops, restaurants, and neighborhoods have all recently been on the rise. Older buildings are being revived and vacant spaces are being filled; specifically in the downtown area. Downtown Reno is finally getting the recognition that it so badly deserves. It’s…

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Barracuda Championship Gives a Generous Donation to Sky Tavern

Thanks to the 18th annual Barracuda Championship, Sky Tavern received a $25,000 donation. The generous donation was made on behalf of Greg Chalmers, the 2016 Barracuda Champion, to help with equipment, construction, much-needed improvements and a portion of their budget for next year. Sky Tavern is a non-profit organization that thrives off of donations and volunteers. It has…

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A South Reno School Guide

Nothing is as important to us as our children, and we have a school guide to some of the best choices in the country for K through 12.   Whether you are new to the South Reno area or just looking to learn more about education options, we have put together a list of the schools…

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Brews, Fine Art & a Cargo Park

What else could be better?  Downtown Reno is in a constant state of revitalization, and the newest project, The Eddy.  This newest addition to downtown will be at the corner of Sierra Street and Island Avenue, next to the Truckee River. This exciting new project will be the first cargo container park in Reno built…

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April is for the Arts!

This month, the fine arts are taking over Reno.  There are so many great events coming to the biggest little city in the world, so we thought we would make sure you would not miss them! As art is an expression or creation of a beautiful thing(s), it would only be right to show off…

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City of Reno Launches “Believe” Campaign

The City of Reno is throwing down $50,000 to launch a promotional campaign featuring the stunning 12-foot tall “Believe” sculpture. Reno City Manager Andrew Clinger and other City leaders say that the campaign is an outreach to the community with the goal of raising awareness and involvement in the City’s Neighborhood Advisory Boards. Phased out…

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Tune-in for the Perfect Stocking Stuffers

Cassie Ramone and Train have got your music selections covered this Christmas. Cassie Ramone: “Christmas in Reno” Cassie Ramone was once the singer and guitarist for the band Vivian Girls, and has is releasing her Christmas album, “Christmas in Reno” December 11 presented by Burger Records, making it perfect for stocking stuffers. On Saturday December 12th,…

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Black Rock Desert 101: Adventures for Non-Burners

Burning Man is over, but there are still many things to do on the playa. Burning Man is one of Northern Nevada’s most known-for annual events. The Playa’s spectacular art scene, amazing music, and unique fashions make it something to return for again and again. However, this event is very clearly not for everyone and if Burning…

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