Reno Blog

Reno isn't called the Biggest Little City for nothing. While it's true that you can get to the airport in less than a half-hour from just about any place in town, it's also true that there is more going on here than you can imagine, let alone keep track of.  So in order to stay up on all of the latest events and activities, don't miss our timely and informative Reno blog. On a weekly basis, a Truckee Meadows insider will give you the background information on all your favorite goings-on and clue you in to new opportunities to get out and about. Forget about the Reno of yesteryear, when gambling was the main focus of the area and people came here in order to get a divorce. These days, participation opportunities abound whether you are a footloose and fancy-free Millennial, a parent trying to find something to catch the interest of kids or teens or someone just coming into the prime of your life. In fact, as you become a steady reader of the blog, you'll be amazed at how diversified the community has become over the past years, with something to offer all ages and all interests whether you've lived here forever or are visiting for the first time.

Reno Blog Posts

From Downtown to Midtown and from Boomtown to Victorian Square, we know you want to dive into Reno and Sparks, you want to hear about the latest festival down on the Truckee River or find out what celebrities are playing the showrooms! You need to hear about the outdoor activities that make our area a world-class destination area, each and every season of the year. And the only way to keep up with it all is to read the Reno blog!

Iconic Reno Parks: Rancho San Rafael Park and the Wilbur D. May Museum

By Dan Bablinskas | Monday, January 12, 2026
Wintertime in Reno can be unpredictable. The days are usually crisp, clear and pleasant, but inversions, snow and deep freezes can make time outside unappealing. No worries! Whatever the forecast brings, you have indoor and outdoor options at Rancho San Rafael Park and the adjoining Wilbur D. May Museum. You can walk... Read More

Sky Tavern Ski Co-op is a Gem for Family Skiing in Reno

By Dan Bablinskas | Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Gone are the days when a trip to the slopes with a pack of kids was an affordable activity that every family could partake in. That’s the case in many areas, though it’s definitely not true in Reno, thanks to the one and only Sky Tavern Ski Co-op – a nonprofit ski co-op that is especially amazing given its proximity... Read More

Reno’s Walk and Shop Hot Spots for the Holiday Season

By Molly Harrison | Friday, November 28, 2025
Black Friday deals get all the attention this time of year — and have become a month-long virtual event — but it’s worth remembering that our local vendors still exist and are dependent on us for their survival. And they alone offer unique items at surprisingly good prices if you take the time to get out in the real... Read More

Get Ready for Hands-On STEM and Fun at The Discovery Museum in Reno

By Dan Bablinskas | Wednesday, October 22, 2025
With its high desert climate, Reno is a land of extremes — hot summers under a radiant sun followed by mostly dry and cold winters with the occasional snowfall. In these conditions, everyone needs some indoor activities to get through both the high and low temperatures. And with this year’s winter coming on quick and... Read More

A Classic Car Lover’s Dream: Reno’s National Automobile Museum

By Dan Bablinskas | Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Reno has garnered a strong reputation as a classic car lovers’ paradise by hosting Hot August Nights for more than 40 years. The State of Nevada, in turn, supports the preservation of old cars by offering steep registration discounts for cars deemed classic or historical. So it’s no surprise then that Reno is also... Read More