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Embracing Creativity: Reno's Public Art Scene
Reno has long been known as the Biggest Little City in the World, and its public art scene lives up to that reputation. Nestled amidst the stunning Sierra Nevada mountains and the vibrant energy of the downtown area, Reno's public art adds a colorful dimension to the cityscape. It’s a joy to explore the diverse and... Read More
A Visit to Historic Virginia City
Reno's red-tan, shrub-covered surrounding hills hide one of the best preserved and most entertaining historic Wild West towns surviving anywhere in the United States – Virginia City.
Virginia City was one of the richest places in the world after 1859 and through its huge 1870s boom years. Millions of silver and gold... Read More
Riding Reno's Snow: The Mt. Rose Highway
Skiing in Nevada? That’s right. Reno skiers have a lot to take advantage of by climbing up the snowy and forested Highway 431, also called Mt. Rose Highway.
Passengers on this Nevada Scenic Byway will enjoy impressive views over Lake Tahoe on their way to three ski areas with fewer crowds, affordable skiing, local... Read More
Reno's Nightlife Hotspots
If you love the nightlife, Reno is the place for you. The city’s bright lights and entertainment options make it the biggest nightlife and bar scene for much of the mountain west region and a nationally recognized entertainment hotspot. Major nightlife locales include Downtown, Midtown, the University of Nevada, Reno... Read More
Nevada’s Mask Mandate Still in Effect in Most Counties
The rules surrounding COVID-19 keep changing as the virus and its variants continue to mutate and spread across communities in the United States and worldwide. In the Reno/Tahoe/Carson area, most businesses are open and back to full capacity but still ask that people wear facemasks in indoor public settings and... Read More