Monthly Archives: July, 2022

This past weekend featured the eighth lavender day, the Atlantis’ chalk art and music fest and an art show and fundraiser – among many events.

Joining other small restaurants, Nom Eats has its own corner of West Street Market where they serve food that is strictly and completely vegan.

False Rhythms, a reggae band out of Gardnerville, has been making their mark in northern Nevada.

El gobernador Steve Sisolak lanzó el jueves el Fondo de Cuidado de Niños de Nevada con $50 millones en asistencia financiera para ayudar a las familias a reducir los costos de cuidado de niños.

Wingfield Park Amphitheater on Wednesday was flowing with music, food and culture.

Casi 40 personas más han muerto de COVID-19 en el condado de Washoe de lo que se informó anteriormente.

Judging by the hundreds of attendees and multiple stages featuring diverse music styles, the event was missed.

Trombonist Paul Fleming started a new local nonprofit during the pandemic. Renew Music is seeking to present classical, brass and jazz in ways that are more accessible to people. That’s while maintaining musical integrity and encouraging audience members to participate in how music affects them.

The Mile High Jazz Band will be joined by singer Jakki Ford and six award-winning poets and readers for "One and Only,” an evening of big-band jazz and poetry, on Tuesday, July 12.

You can’t miss it, housed in a bright orange building facing South Virginia Street in the southern end of Reno’s Midtown.