OPINION: Artown has a strict obligation to the community to be open and transparent with their plans for the Lear Theater.
Arts
Anyone can now purchase the Space Whale via Facebook for $1 million.
- Theater
Setting the stage: How local theater companies are faring in the pandemic
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisAfter countless hours put into building sets and rehearsing scenes, the region’s theater companies remain in limbo due to coronavirus shut downs.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this summer’s Artown will see only 300 events with fewer in-person events and none at Wingfield Park.
TheatreWorks of Northern Nevada holds auditions for its Artown production of “The Wizard of OZ” on Tuesday, April 28 via ZOOM.
Burning Man announced on April 10 that its main event, scheduled for Aug. 30 – Sept. 7, is canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“LOVE,” a free-standing word sculpture that debuted at the Burning Man counterculture arts festival, is scheduled to have a home outside Renown Regional Medical Center the next few months.
Reno artist Jeff Johnson installed a guerrilla art piece near Keystone Avenue and McCarran Boulevard earlier this month.
- Entertainment
8 things to do this week (while maintaining an acceptable social distance)
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoWe’re headed into week two of this crazy new reality and it’s been the longest year we’ve had all month. Here’s a fresh list of things to do this week.
Reno’s nonprofit arts organizations are looking for ways to stay afloat amid cancelations and closures.
