Preserve Nevada, the state’s oldest statewide historic preservation organization, opposes plans for the renovation of Reno’s historical Lear Theater.
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Reno responds to national song challenge with “Heartbeat to Heartbeat”
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoEarlier this week Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and several Reno arts and culture partners helped to release a new song, “Heartbeat to Heartbeat, Eye to Eye (From Reno with Love).”
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Artown’s closing night “Stream-A-Thon” is still available to watch online, with dance, music, and discussion of the arts.
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The 25th anniversary of Artown kicked off with a virtual “Opening Night Extravaganza,” and continues the monthlong festival with many events online.
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Art Paws goes virtual, still fundraising for local nonprofits (sponsored)
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoSPONSORED: Art Paws has put a pause on their live event, but will feature a virtual event July 19 packed with fun.
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“Totally weird.” “I miss the streets.” Artown presenters on the challenges of working in quarantine | Double Scoop
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoHundreds of Artown presenters have been working around venue closures and social isolation, adapting their output to a new reality.
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Artown announced plans for the Lear Theater, including a possible 45 to 50-unit apartment building, at a recent festival press conference.
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Silver lining: Artown festival altered but not canceled due to COVID-19
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisOn Monday June 8, Artown organizers held a virtual press conference with local media to announce this year’s events.
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OPINION: Artown has a strict obligation to the community to be open and transparent with their plans for the Lear Theater.
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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.