BRÜKA THEATRE’S THIRTY WONDERFUL SEASON – THE SHOW MUST GO ON THE REFLECTIONS OF TARANTULA JONES A Classically Spellbinding & Immersive Theatre Experience A Rosebud Matches Creation October 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 18(A), 19, 20, (No Shows 21 & 22) 25, 26, 27, 28 @ 7:30 PM Matinees: October 15 & 29* @ 2:00 […]
Metro Gallery hosts watercolor portrait artist James Gayles. Windows to the Soul; More than Portraits is a love letter to the City of Reno, dedicated to the Memory of Oliver X. The body of work shows a command of watercolor that clearly comes from a real relationship and comfort with the materials. Each piece draws […]
Get ready to unleash your inner superstar at the Biggest Little Lip Sync Battle! Join us, and your host Edgar Allan Hoe, for an unforgettable evening of one-of-a-kind, choreographed lip syncs by local performers that will end in a showdown between the two BEST lip-syncers. Whether you’re a seasoned drag performer or just want to […]
Metro Gallery hosts watercolor portrait artist James Gayles. Windows to the Soul; More than Portraits is a love letter to the City of Reno, dedicated to the Memory of Oliver X. The body of work shows a command of watercolor that clearly comes from a real relationship and comfort with the materials. Each piece draws […]
The Fall Dance Festival is an annual dance concert featuring the innovative choreography of our student artists. This year, student and recent alumni choreographers have each conceived, de-signed, and directed their works for presentation on the Redfield Proscenium stage. A diverse show of creative talent not to be missed! Parking: Parking is free on art-events […]
When two old flames run into each other on the evening commute, different views of the same past threaten to derail their connection. A new play about forgiving, forgetting, and the healing power of a good delay.
Join Nevada Humanities for a lunchtime event featuring Jon Ralston, the 2023 Robert Laxalt Distinguished Writer Awardee and a veteran Nevada journalist, in conversation with award-winning journalist John L. Smith. Their conversation will address the trajectory of journalism in Nevada. This in-person program is free and open to all.