Artown

We have a few more than the usual five events on our radar this week, mostly because we’re slightly immature and wanted to put balls in the headline.

We’re diving headlong into Christmas with a roundup of events that just might put the jingle in the jangle of even the most grinch-like of our readers.

The Reno City Council tomorrow is scheduled to consider an agenda item for the purchase of the beleaguered Lear Theater. 

The Reno City Council accepted a donation on Wednesday from Artown of the Lear Theater and its parking lot.

Northern Nevada Pride is Saturday, but if you’re looking for other Reno events to fill your calendar, here are five to check out.

A small group of dancers, one from as far away as Douglas County, recreated Kate Bush’s “Wuthering Heights” dance on Saturday in Reno.

The Reno Chalk Art and Music Festival came to an end Sunday with a final flourish of vibrant colors and excitement.

More live events are beginning to fill the This Is Reno event calendar, including theater, live music and art openings.

YogaPalooza, part of Artown’s Family Series, brought children and families together to strike a few poses–and pop some balloons.

It was the second night of Artown and the Eric Henry Andersen Band was looking to take the stage if mother nature allowed it.