A society that embraces the beauty and creativity of art is a society with the potential to expand beyond bounds.
Since 1984 the city of Reno has operated a greenhouse, raising trees, ground cover, bushes, and flowers; in fact, they will be growing over 80 different species of plants this year. Ryan Sharrer, The city of Reno’s Horticulturist, opened the greenhouse doors and answered questions for the media to bring awareness of what Reno does to keep the city beautiful.
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The Nevada Museum of Art is presenting the first retrospective exhibition of Adaline Kent in sixty years. Kent was one of the most innovative and underrecognized midcentury American artists. This retrospective features approximately 120 works that span Kent’s entire career.
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By Norm Robins Everyone of a certain age knows “Take 5”. It was played by the Dave Brubeck Quartet with
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The new Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum is not only a showcase of the history of the Stewart
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The ‘Gender Bender Mashup,’ Fundraiser for Harvest of Hope. It’s sexy, it’s sensual…it’s a party! Join us at Liberty Food
Read moreFathom Events celebrates the illustrious half-century long career of beloved Maestro Plácido Domingo by bringing his operatic talents to movie theaters across the country on September 7 only. Domingo made his stage debut in Verona, Italy at the Arena di Verona in the city of Romeo and Juliette during the summer of 1969. He sang the role of Calaf in Puccini’s “Turandot” and the title role in Giuseppe Verdi’s “Don Carlo.” Fifty years later, he returns to the Arena di Verona for an operatic gala event, which will screen in two theaters in Reno and include three operas with grand baritone parts: Verdi’s Nabucco, Macbeth, and Simon Boccanegra.
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Attendees at the Largest Political Collectibles Show & Sale in the West will not only see a cross-section of national political memorabilia, but also have an opportunity to see rare political items from Nevada.
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Plein air painting is focused on painting the outdoors – capturing the natural light of the landscape.
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Chinese immigrants were abundant in the mining camps of the Sierra Nevada in the latter half of the 19th century.
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Hundreds of American Indian dancers, drummers, artists, craftsmen, and cultural enthusiasts will converge on Carson City the weekend of June
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