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Fun Ways to Celebrate July 4th in Reno and Carson City

By Molly Harrison | Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Northern Nevada punches above its weight when it comes to celebrating our nation’s independence on the Fourth of July. A region based around casinos, shows, dining and nightlife, the Reno and Carson Valleys are always brimming with extravagant patriotism on Independence Day. Reno Craft Fair and Parade Sometimes you... Read More

The Top Camping Areas Within One Hour of Reno

By Molly Harrison | Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Like much of the Mountain West, northern Nevada is a mecca for the great outdoors. But while the treasures of Yosemite and Lake Tahoe are well-known (and well-trafficked), there are plenty of campgrounds within an hour's drive of Reno that are scenic, easy to access and tend not to be booked out way in advance, making... Read More

3 Days of Fun at the Reno River Festival

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, June 4, 2024
Early June marks the unofficial start of summer in northern Nevada, and to kick it off Reno is hosting its annual Reno River Festival from June 7 to 9. It’s a three-day extravaganza of music, food, drink and fun outdoor activities. The event occurs in and around the Glenn Little Amphitheater, right in the heart of... Read More

Reno’s Craft Breweries: Sipping & Celebrating High Desert Suds

By Mary Sisco | Monday, March 18, 2024
Who knew Reno would emerge as a craft beer haven, bubbling with a lively mix of creativity, fun flavors and community spirit? The city's craft breweries have transformed the local beer scene into a vibrant blend of unique brews, each sip telling a story of innovation and passion.  Photo: Small-batch brews are the... Read More

Warm Up at Reno's Steamboat Hot Springs and Carson Hot Springs

By Dan Bablinskas | Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Mountainous northern Nevada has an abundance of geothermal activity that provides clean energy for hundreds of thousands of homes in the region. This geothermal activity also means lots of hot springs, most of which are remote and undeveloped, making them adventures in themselves. Sometimes, though, you just want to... Read More