For Things to Do in Reno
In a city with this level of bustle and glitz, the events and performances on the calendar regularly fill people’s lists for their top things to do in Reno. Performance venues for the major Reno events as well as pop-up attractions range from big stages at the casinos to outdoor spaces in amphitheaters in parks. These large spaces are no strangers to hosting nationally renowned musicians, bands, comedians and other talents. For things to do in Reno that make you swing your hips and tap your feet, head to concert halls for musical performances. Or, simply check out the local talents performing around the Riverwalk District or on campus at the University of Nevada-Reno. Sports enthusiasts can catch soccer and baseball games around the city. Arts and culture enthusiasts will love the chance to meet artists of regional or national renown at exhibit openings and shows at the galleries. It’s hard not to try and do it all, right? Wherever your interests lie, Reno events offer activities that you won’t want to miss.
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Performances & Events in Reno
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass Association (NNBA). Envisioned to nurture a thriving music community, NNBA orchestrates events that pay homage to these treasured genres. They offer free bluegrass jam sessions and one free Beginning Bluegrass class per month as well as the revered Bowers Bluegrass Festival, an annual tradition with nearly four decades of soul-stirring performances. NNBA curates additional gatherings like the Truckee Community Bluegrass and Old Time Jam, fostering musical camaraderie and shared melodies. With a dedicated commitment to enriching the music landscape, NNBA offers a gateway to immerse yourself in captivating tunes, genuine connections and unforgettable melodies, making music an integral part of your Reno journey.
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass Association (NNBA). Envisioned to nurture a thriving music community, NNBA orchestrates events that pay homage to these treasured genres. They offer free bluegrass jam sessions and one free Beginning Bluegrass class per month as well as the revered Bowers Bluegrass Festival, an annual tradition with nearly four decades of soul-stirring...read more
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass Association (NNBA). Envisioned to nurture a thriving music community, NNBA orchestrates events that pay homage to these treasured genres. They offer free bluegrass jam sessions and one free Beginning Bluegrass class per month as well as the revered Bowers Bluegrass Festival, an annual tradition with nearly four decades of soul-stirring performances. NNBA curates additional gatherings like the Truckee Community Bluegrass and Old Time Jam, fostering musical camaraderie and shared melodies. With a dedicated commitment to enriching the music landscape, NNBA offers a gateway to immerse yourself in captivating tunes, genuine connections and unforgettable melodies, making music an integral part of your Reno journey.
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass Association (NNBA). Envisioned to nurture a thriving music community, NNBA orchestrates events that pay homage to these treasured genres. They offer free bluegrass jam sessions and one free Beginning Bluegrass class per month as well as the revered Bowers Bluegrass Festival, an annual tradition with nearly four decades of soul-stirring...read more
Delve into the captivating world of bluegrass and traditional music through the Northern Nevada Bluegrass...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
925 Riverside Drive, Suite 3, Reno
Nearing its 50th season, Reno Philharmonic Orchestra continues to have more than 30 performances each year spanning musical selections from classical to pop. Many performances are held at Reno's Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, but the orchestra also brings music to the Carson Valley and Lake Tahoe regions as well. The Classix Series that runs from October through April each year represents the mainstay of music from classical symphonies and concertos to 20th-century symphony classics. Summer, family and holiday concerts add more opportunities to enjoy the orchestra and chorus. Creating a love of music is also important. Reno Philharmonic supports a Youth Orchestra and sends groups of orchestra musicians to local schools. There are also many events held at Reno business venues that promote musical education and additional information about a specific composer being featured in the Classix Series.
Nearing its 50th season, Reno Philharmonic Orchestra continues to have more than 30 performances each year spanning musical selections from classical to pop. Many performances are held at Reno's Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, but the orchestra also brings music to the Carson Valley and Lake Tahoe regions as well. The Classix Series that runs from October through April each year represents the mainstay...read more
Nearing its 50th season, Reno Philharmonic Orchestra continues to have more than 30 performances each...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
1445 South Meadows Parkway, Reno
Whether you're playing games with the family, partying with friends or entertaining a crowd for an event, everyone will love South 40. Serving lunch and dinner daily, South 40's menu includes appetizers and bar snacks, sandwiches, pizza, steaks, entrees and a kids' menu. They also serve breakfast on the weekends, starting at 8 a.m. and running until 1:30 p.m. For the adults, the cocktail, wine and beer lists are extensive, and happy hour specials are available from 3 to 6 p.m. on weekdays. Beyond the food and drink, South 40 is an entertainment wonderland with a state-of-the-art arcade and a huge Indoor Backyard with darts, Ping Pong, cornhole, bowling, axe throwing, a stage for live music on the weekends, multiple TVs for watching sports (ask about Game Day Specials) and so much more. For private parties and events, South 40 hosts corporate meetings, all kinds of celebrations and kids' birthday parties in the arcade and party rooms, breakout rooms, the Backyard and an outdoor patio, and they offer in-house catering services.
Whether you're playing games with the family, partying with friends or entertaining a crowd for an event, everyone will love South 40. Serving lunch and dinner daily, South 40's menu includes appetizers and bar snacks, sandwiches, pizza, steaks, entrees and a kids' menu. They also serve breakfast on the weekends, starting at 8 a.m. and running until 1:30 p.m. For the adults, the cocktail, wine...read more
Whether you're playing games with the family, partying with friends or entertaining a crowd for...read more
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586 Douglas Court, Incline Vilage
The Tahoe Symphony Orchestra is on a mission to raise awareness and appreciation of classical orchestral and choral music in the greater Reno-Tahoe area by bringing quality, affordable, live performances to intimate, local venues and providing an opportunity for accomplished, Tahoe-area musicians to display and develop their talents. Founded in 2005 by James and Nancy Rawie as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit musical arts organization, the Tahoe Symphony has a worldwide footprint, having performed shows around the globe, including Italy, Salzburg-Prague, Slovakia/Hungary, Southern France and more. Upcoming performances in the 2024 season include Red, White and Tahoe Blue, an upbeat showcase of Broadway, opera and patriotic music in July; the annual 9/11 Memorial Concert, honoring America’s finest in September; and the moving Holiday classic, Messiah, in December. Those younger than age 23 always get in free, and a senior’s discount is available for all shows. Tickets are available on their website.
The Tahoe Symphony Orchestra is on a mission to raise awareness and appreciation of classical orchestral and choral music in the greater Reno-Tahoe area by bringing quality, affordable, live performances to intimate, local venues and providing an opportunity for accomplished, Tahoe-area musicians to display and develop their talents. Founded in 2005 by James and Nancy Rawie as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit musical arts
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Bartley Ranch Regional Park offers a glimpse into the Western heritage of the Reno area, with 56 acres of pasture, trails, equestrian facilities, a covered bridge and more. The park is the site of the Western Heritage Interpretive Center and the historic Huffaker School building. There are several group picnic areas available for reservation as well as the Brick House facility. The Bartley Ranch Regional...read more
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Located in the heart of the beautiful Reno-Tahoe region, Grand Sierra Resort (GSR) is an all-encompassing casino-resort with nearly 2,000 newly renovated guest rooms and suites, 200,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, 1,400 slot machines, 50 table games, a poker room featuring seven tables and the Infinity High Limit Room. The destination’s premier gaming property offers visitors a wide variety of amenities including...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
The largest performing arts center in northern Nevada, Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts (PSPA) has been operating continuously since 1968. It hosts more than 100 events a year by its three resident companies, Reno Philharmonic Orchestra, A.V.A. Ballet Theatre and Artown, as well as a variety of international tours and local programming. Since 1995 the center also has presented a series called Broadway Comes...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
Reno has had several minor league soccer teams in the past, but the excitement has never been louder than now for the new Reno 1868 Football Club. The team was named by fans in a contest and made its debut in the United Soccer League in 2017, just in time for the 150th anniversary of the founding of the City of Reno (1868). The 1868...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
Reno Aces is Reno's minor league baseball team. Now a mainstay of Northern Nevada sports, the Arizona Diamondbacks–affiliated team plays the season at Greater Nevada Field, just east of Downtown Reno in the heart of the Freight House District. Through spring and summer, see the Reno Aces play teams from all across the western and central United States, pick up merchandise from the team shop...read more
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Reno's Riverwalk is a section of downtown that borders the Truckee River as the water travels through on its way to the state's interior. Visitors will find active community parks here, including the whitewater kayaking park as well as trendy shopping, a variety of dining options and frequent entertainment. The district itself extends several blocks north and south of the banks of the river to...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
Located in the heart of the Biggest Little City, Silver Legacy Resort Casino offers everything under one roof. This modern Reno hotel has restaurants, big-name entertainment and an action-packed casino. Silver Legacy also has gorgeous mountain views. At 42 stories and illuminated in emerald green, this resort casino is a landmark in downtown Reno. Silver Legacy has more than 1,700 hotel rooms, five restaurants and...read more
Performances & Events in Reno
The Theatre is a new 250-seat performing arts venue in Reno, providing an intimate, professional setting for performances and presentations. The Theatre is home to the all-ages show Magique featuring grand illusionists Kevin & Caruso. Held every Saturday night at 8 p.m. and on other select days, Magique combines technical wizardry, grand illusions, choreography, special effects, costumes, music, multimedia backdrops, synchronized lighting and humor for a...read more
