Marley, a longtime fixture at the Nevada Humane Society, was recently adopted and has become the official mascot of the Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center.
Reno’s nonprofit arts organizations are looking for ways to stay afloat amid cancelations and closures.
The Nevada Humane Society is reaching out to the community for help to place as many shelter animals in homes as possible should they have to close operations due to COVID-19.
“Noises Off!” at Good Luck Macbeth is a quirky, must-see show about a play within a play and the antics actors participate in backstage.
Actors from Reno’s local theaters went head-to-head for the first time ever in the Improv Olympix to raise money for suicide awareness.
Local professor and author S.M. Hulse debuted her new novel earlier this month at Sundance Books and Music in downtown Reno.
“The Children” is about three elders who catch up on life since the local…
Reno Little Theater’s “Murder on the Orient Express” is a gem in the Reno theater scene with quality casting, acting and sets.
Stremmel Gallery celebrated the release of 19th and 20th Century Painters of Nevada Jan. 18, 2020, with a special book signing with editor Jack Bacon.
Take Five at Bruka Theatre offered up thirty artists over two nights delivering five-minute presentations or demonstrations on their personal art.
