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FIREARMS ENGRAVERS & GUNMAKER EXHIBITION January 22-24, 2010 J.A.Nugger Hotel Details: 813-333-6209	Custom gun aficionados from across the United States will gather at John Ascuaga's Nugget in Reno, NV, Jan. 22-24, to meet some of America's top engravers and gunmakers and view the results of their handiwork. Among the goals of the event is to help advance custom gunmaking as an accepted art form.
20th ANNUAL FANTASY WEDDING FAIRE January 24, 2010 Grand Sierra Resort Details: 775-322-7065	You'll find everything you need to make your wedding day all you've dreamed of at the American Heart Association's 22nd Annual Fantasy Wedding Faire. Be inspired as you view the talents of more than 130 wedding professionals - from the smallest touch to the biggest splash - enjoy tasty treats from the finest bakers and caterers; find invitations, locations, florists, photographers, video experts, entertainment, dance instructors, and much, much more. This year we are enhancing our "Groom's Grotto." It's a chance for the guys to relax, watch TV, or shoot some pool while you shop for that very unique item. The best part...all proceeds benefit the American Heart Association and the fight against heart disease and stroke.
HONOR AWARD DINNER January 28, 2010 Details: 775-829-5873	Honor Award Dinner for Harvey and Annette Whittemore, by the American Lung Association in Nevada. Harvey and Annette are being honored for their community service and leadership. Call 775-829-5873 for more information
THE GREAT TRAIN EXPO January 30-31, 2010 Reno Livestock Events Center Details: 408-354-8671	The Great Train Expo, Saturday and Sunday, January 30 and 31 at 10 am to 4 pm each day. Fun for the whole family. Kids under 12 get in free. Adult admission is $7.00, good for both days. Enjoy over 200 trading tables of model trains and related hobby items, to include huge display of Lego figures, Star wars, mini-figs, sets, etc. Thomas the Tank Toy trains and track. All items offered for sale. Bring your Star Wars Lego figures to trade or sell. Lego people, by the people, for the people. Get updates on the first ever Northern California Lego Convention top be held in April.
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ARABIC CLASSES AT UNR Feb. 1-Apr. 4, 2010 UNR Details: 775-784-7515 Ext. 225	Community and student classes for Arabic, course levels 1, 2 and 4 offered this spring. Each of the classes focuses on strengthening reading, writing, and conversational skills. Each class also offers a cultural component to help students better understand the Middle East and North Africa. Course held from February 1 - April 29, 2010.Level 1 classes will be held Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-7:00 pm in room EJCH 220C on the UNR campus. Classes begin February 1 and end April 28..Level 2/4 classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-7:00 pm in room EJCH 220C on the UNR campus. Classes begin February 2 and end April 29.
TOUGH LOVE IV February 12 Amendment 21 Bar & Grill	Join the Battle Born Derby Demons at Amendment 21 on Friday, February 12th at 8pm for Tough Love IV: Cupid Gets Lucky! Bid for your favorite Derby Demon in our fourth annual "Date a Derby Demon" Auction! With a special guest appearance by KRZQ's Mel and live music by Jelly Bread, this is an event not to be missed! Ten dollars gets you in! For more information, please visit www.battlebornderbydemons.com!
INDIAN COOKING CLASS Feb. 17 - March 3, 2010 Billinghurst Middle School Details: 775-829-9010	About the event: Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) is offering "Indian Cooking" class, which will be held at Billinghurst Middle School (6685 Chesterfield Lane, Reno), starting February 17.One of the most popular cuisines across the globe, Indian cuisine goes back to around 7,000 BCE when sesame and eggplant were domesticated in Indus Valley. By around 3,000 BCE, black pepper, mustard, turmeric, and cardamom were being harvested in India.Many of the staple items in cooking of India date from pre-historic times and certain preparations have virtually remained unchanged to this day. Ancient Hindu scripture Chandogya Upanishad says: "Through food comes the end of all ignorance and bondage." In ancient Sanskrit textbooks, cookery appears to have been a highly cultivated art. Even Byzantine Emperor Justinian employed an Indian chef in his palace. To be taught by daughter-mother team of Palkin Zed and Shipa Zed, this class will provide a hands-on glimpse into the cuisine of India wh ich is characterized by sophisticated and subtle use of various spices and herbs and had a remarkable influence on cuisines across the world. Over 1,200 Indian food products have reportedly been introduced in USA since 2000. Curry originated in India.All are welcome to sign-up for "Indian Cooking" class (FB124C), to be held from six to eight pm on four consecutive Wednesdays from February 17 to March 10, 2010, costing $89 with discount for seniors. Materials cost $12. Pre-registration with TMCC is preferred. For questions, please e-mail wdce@tmcc.edu or call 775-829-9010 or visit website at http://www.tmcc.edu/wdce/
TU-2.0 PARTY February 20, 2010 Amendment 21	The TU-2.0 (Tu tu OH!) Party is coming to a town near you. Controlled Burn and Admendment 21 bring you the second tutu party. Saturday 2/20 (Tu tu OH!) 8 p.m. until ??. Tickets available only at the door, $15, or $10 if in tu tu. Admendment 21 is located at 425 S. Virginia, Reno. Music by Audio Canvas, Belly dancers, BoHo Hoops, games, raffles, prizes for Most Creative Costume, Best Green (recycled materials) Costume, and Most Masculine tu tu, and of course, a fire show by Controlled Burn. Over 21 please. The tu tu party is a fundraiser for Compression!, Nevada's only Fire and Art show.for more information www.controlledburnreno.com
TANNER'S MARKETPLACE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES February 20-21, 2010 Reno Livestock Events Center 1350 N. Wells Ave, Reno Details: 775-747-0905	Antiques & Collectibles, featuring jewelry, vintage clothes, pottery, toys -Something for everyone Free Parking, Admission $3.00 Adults, seniors $2.00, Children under 12 FREE Hours: Saturday, 9:00 - 4:00 Sunday, 9:00 - 3:00
WESTERN OUTLAWS RENO INVITATIONAL BULL RIDING February 20, 2010 Lawlor Events Center Details: 775-636-2837	S Bar S Productions is partnering with SEBRA to produce the Western Outlaws Bull Riding Tour. This tour has 4 events schedule already in NV, AZ, ID and CA with 4 additional stops pending, and a tour finale in December on New Years Eve. The first tour stop is in Reno, NV on February 20th at the Lawlor Event Center. Come witness top riders in the Western eleven states take on 45 of the baddest, hand picked bulls this side of the Rockies!!! The doors open at 6p.m., the bucking starts at 7, and immediately after the event there will be a "Meet the Outlaws" autograph signing. Then, for those 21 and older, the party will continue on over to Cadillac Ranch!!! Tickets will be available for online purchase Friday, February 5th! Tickets start at $12 online and $15 at the door. Children 3 and under are free!Go to www.sbarsproductions.com to find out more information and order tickets!
MALICJEWELS JEWELRY & GIFT SHOW February 26 - 28, 2010 Reno Convention Center Details: 1-480-458-7600	MalicJewels Jewelry & Gift Show, a traveling gem and jewelry exhibition, will host a one-of-a-kind show featuring hot new jewelry creations, creative works by local designers and pieces from around the globe. Virtually every type of jewelry from loose diamonds and colored gemstones to specimens from mineral collectors will be available in all price ranges. Feb 26-28, 2010 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center Hall 1A, 4590 S Virginia St, Reno, NV 89502. Show hours are Friday 12-6, Sat 10-6, and Sun 11-5. Admission is free.
MAKING NORTHERN NEVADA HEART SAFE February 27, 2010 6370 Mae Anne Details: 775-225-2990	Nevada Project Heartbeat, Nevada's Public Access Defibrillation Program, presents Making Reno Heart Safe on Saturday, Feb. 27, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Anytime Fitness at 6370 Mae Anne Ave. in NW Reno. Event attendees will receive complimentary heart assessments, as well as learn about cardiovascular health and exercise, sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and how access to defibrillation can save lives.
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COOK BOOK AT ATLANTIS March 1-6, 2009 Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Details 775-825-4700	Cook Book, March 1, 2010 - March 6, 2010 Cabaret Weekly Schedule: Monday - 9pm-2:30am, Tuesday - 4pm-9:30pm, Wednesday - 4pm-9:30pm, Thursday - 4pm-9:30pm, Friday - 5:30pm-11pm, Saturday - 9pm-2:30am. No Cover. No Minimum. Must be 21.
SNOW EST 2010 March 5 - 14, 2010 Lake Tahoe Details: 530-583-7167	Every spring since 1982, North Lake Tahoe comes alive with ten fun-filled days and nights, jam packed with events and activities for all ages. This year, the annual favorites will be back, along with a host of great new ones! On and off the mountain, at North Tahoe's numerous resorts, and vibrant lakeside neighborhoods, there's something for everyone. Enjoy on-snow events at resorts like Squaw Valley USA, Alpine Meadows, Homewood, Diamond Peak, and Northstar-at-Tahoe; Participate in special events, parades, races, parties, concerts, theater; and of course, there's plenty of wining and dining to be had at North Lake Tahoe's fine restaurants and lively establishments.
HEART OF GOLD GALA March 13, 2010 Peppermill Hotel Details -775-322-7065	The Heart of Gold Gala is a wonderful evening attended by some of Nevada's most influential citizens. This elegant event brings together businesses, medical experts and influential social members to raise awareness and funds for advancing research and education of heart disease and stroke.
RENO BRIDAL & BEAUTY EXPO March 14, 2010 Convention Center Details: 775-849-8000	Reno's Largest, Most Diverse and Elegant wedding events for couples planning their special day. Enter to win door prizes, win wedding gowns or join in the cake Dives to win a diamond ring or a gold band for the grooms. Sample food from some of the best caters, bakeries and restaurants in the area. Cinderella had a great idea... but even she needed help from her mice friends and fairy god mother and her clock was ticking too. Let Premier Bride Showcase and the Reno Bridal & Beauty Expo be your carriage ride to a one stop and shop for all your wedding needs under one roof. Save hours and find miles of aisles of ideas for your Cinderella Wedding. ADMISSION $10.00, Children under 10 Free
COLON CANCER AWARENESS WORKSHOP March 14, 2010 4895 S. McCarran, Reno Details: 404-832-7711	Join the Campaign to Stop Colon Cancer Now by coming to a FREE educational session on colon cancer prevention. At the session, you will learn more about the disease and steps you can take to protect yourself and your family. Colon cancer is the second-deadliest form of cancer in the U.S., yet it doesn't have to be. It's preventable more than 90 percent of the time; however colon cancer continues to be a battle for Americans, with 49,920 reported deaths in the U.S. in 2009. Join us at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 4895 South McCarran Blvd, Reno, NV 89502
BOB MCDONALD IRISH PARTY March 15, 2010 Imperial Bar & Lounge Details: 775-326-4370	The second annual Bob McDonald Irish Party is the fundraising campaign kickoff to send Washoe County kids to Bob's FUN CAMP. Cover Charge- $35. Imperial Bar and Lounge 150 North Arlington Avenue, Reno, NV
A TRIBE OF ARTISTS March 20, 2010 Sparks Heritage Museum Details: 775-355-1144	A Tirbe of Artists: Costumes and Culture of Burning Man. 1:00 - 8:00 PM. A photographic exhibit capturing the creativity and spirited energy of Burnign Man. On exhibit in Sparks March 20 to May 11. 814 Victorian Ave on the corner of Pyramid Way.
NEVADA WOMEN'S EXPO March 27 - 28, 2010 RSCC Details: 775-750-0841	The sixth annual Nevada Women's Expo March 27 & 28 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, 4590 S. Virginia Street in Reno is all about women - who they are, what they enjoy, what they want to know - and what they buy. Over 30 different categories representing over 130 exhibitors. Produced by Destinations West, LLC, a female-friendly event and meeting planning company, the event will feature trends, products, workshops, services and resources designed to enrich women. http://NevadaWomensExpo.com
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FIGHT FOR AIR CLIMB April 4, 2010 Silver Legacy Hotel etails: 775-82-5873	Climb Overview. Individuals and teams tackle 36 floors (579 steps) of the tallest building in northern Nevada. Teams consist of three or more. Team score is the average of the three fastest climbers on that team. Timing is done professionally with a chip timing system. Participants start 10 seconds apart. Individuals age 12 and above are eligible for participation. Firefighters in full uniform start first, followed by fastest individuals (per times from last year), followed by athletic club teams, followed by teams and individuals.. JJ Christy is the MC. Fourth Street is closed between Sierra and West for food, music, education and fun.Awards.Medals are awarded in every age category, 1st-3rd..Trophies are awarded to: fastest fire team, athletic club, corporate team, family/friend team.Awards are given to: biggest fundraiser individual, biggest fundraising team, fastest individual male and female firefighter, and fastest male and femaleRegistration. Register online at www.ClimbTheLegacy.com .Teams will pick their name, and have the team captain register first. Individuals are given the option to join a team when they register. Registration is $25/person, with a commitment to raise a minimum of $72 ($2/flight). Companies can sponsor at $100/person for a company team.
BATTLE BORN DERBY DEMONS April 10, 2010 Lawler Events Center Details: 775-626-6160	BATTLE BORN DERBY DEMONS: 2010 SKATE ODYSSEY Reno's premier women's flat track roller derby team, the Battle Born Derby Demons (BBDD), are set to take on Southern Oregon Rollergirls of Medford, Oregon and B.ay A.rea D.erby Girls' ShEvil Dead of San Francisco, CA, Sat. April 10 at Lawlor Events Center on the UNR campus. The event will feature live music by Authmentis. The beer garden and vendor area opens at 4 p.m. with doors opening at 5 p.m. Skating starts at 6! Tickets to this awesome double header are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, $10 for ages 6-12 and as always, FREE for 5 & under. Tickets are available through Lawlor Events Center or www.tickets.com.
BIGGEST LITTLE OPULENT TEMPLE PARTY April 17, 2010 Red Martini Details: 510-773-2097	The legendary Opulent Temple prepares for it's 8th year on the playa and have come to Reno for a fundraiser close to 'home' to help them get there. Teaming up with the laser arsenal of UV99. It will be a magic night of music and spectacle.Beats By:Syd Gris - Opel/Opulent Temple Dulce Vita - Opulent Temple Drew Drop - Opulent Temple Jeff Taisch - Opulent Temple FM Marc - Higher Entertainment Reality - Radian/CP Sean Murray - Hustle/Sunset/Pacific Sound FULL LASER SHOW BY UV99 !$15 Pre-Sale $20 @ Door. Red Martini, 214 West Commercial Row, Reno, NV 89501
ARTS-N-ACTIVITIES April 17, 2010 859 Baring Rd, Sparks Details: 775-323-9622	This wonderful arts and crafts fair is a blend between artwork and activites for children. We will have tons of local artist showing their best as well as many youth organizations looking for registration for summer camp and sports. We still have a couple of art booth availible. For details please contact Roxanne Hamner at Rhamner@ymcasierra.org
RENO JAZZ FESTIVAL April 22-24, 2010 UNR Campus Reno Details 775-784-4046	The 48th annual Reno Jazz Festival hosts more than 300 performances and clinics featuring 40 jazz artists from around the nation and approximately 280 middle school, high school and college groups from around the west. Opening concert on Thursday, April 23.
TANNER'S MARKETPLACE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES April 24 & 25, 2010 Reno Livestock Events Center 1350 N. Wells Ave, Reno Details: 775-747-0905	Antiques & Collectibles, featuring jewelry, vintage clothes, pottery, toys - Something for everyone Free Parking, Admission $3.00 Adults, seniors $2.00, Children under 12 FREE Hours: Saturday, 9:00 - 4:00 Sunday, 9:00 - 3:00
CLIMB THE LEGACY April 25, 2010 Silver Legacy Hotel Details: 775-829-5873	Fight for Air Climb the Legacy – professionally timed stair climb up the tallest building in northern Nevada. Join our firefighters and see how long it takes you to climb 36 floors at the Silver Legacy. Free training is offered at two locations in Reno/Sparks. Funds raised go to lung health and clean air in our community.
SPRING FORWARD FOR AUTISM April 25, 2010 UNR Details: 775-830-2641	Spring Forward for Autism is a 5K Walk and Run. All proceeds go to help local families with childeren with Autism. There is a lot of vendors with information for familes. There is also a lot of prizes, give aways and thing so do for the kids!! To participate in the walk/run please pre-register at www.liliclairefoundation.org. Cost is $25 to pre-register or $30 at the event or if you are not walking or running then the event is fee to talk to the family help vendors! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!!
ACES IN THE HOLE April 27, 2010 Wold Run Golf Club Details: 7756-220-0364	Aces In The Hole Golf and Poker Tournament Wolf Run Golf Club, Tuesday, April 27th, 2010. Shotgun. Start at 9:30 am. First in the Reno Area...A golf tournament and poker tournament rolled into one. Hosted at Wolf Run Golf Club, your entry fee gets you all of the following: *Round of golf *Poker tournament *$25,000 Hole-In-One *Lunch at-the-turn & Bar-B-Q *Buffet dinner *Pre-round range balls *Tee-gifts *Raffle entry. 18 2-Man Team Slots Available. Enter by March 1st for only $210. Entry Fee: $240 Entry. Deadline: March 31st, 2010. For more information e-mail:ACESTOURNAMENT@CHARTER.NET
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HEART & SOUL CAR SHOW May 1, 2010 Summit Racing Details: 775-287-6677	Show will be from 10am to 3pm, address is 960 East Glendale Avenue Sparks, Nevada. Trophies include top 10 of show, best no billet, best motor, best interior, best paint, best of show, people's choice & make a wish pick. All profits will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
CELEBRITY WINTERFEST May 5-7, 2010 Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Details: 925-944-8801	The Celebrity Winterfest® is a high-profile, event-packed weekend that provides a unique opportunity for company team building, client development and fun head-to-head competition between the participating companies. Taking place at the luxurious Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort and Diamond Peak Ski Resort, 12 companies buy a team of 8 slots. Each team is paired with a Special Olympics Athlete and a Celebrity from your favorite TV shows or Movies. Taking place the weekend of March 5 - 7, 2010, in the beautiful resort town of Incline Village, the festivities begin on Friday evening with the "Let the Games Begin" Reception. Saturday the public is invited to watch the head to head ski races with our celebrities, corporate teams, and Special Olympics athletes. Sunday the event concludes with "Plungefest", on opportunity for brave souls with warm hearts to raise additional funds for Special Olympics by taking a quick "dip" in the chilly waters of Lake Tahoe.For more information visit www.sonc.org/celebritywinterfest
RENO RIVER FESTIVAL May 7-9, 2010 Downtown Reno Details: 800-367-7366	6th annual Reno River Festival: Known for attracting top professional kayakers and amateur athletes from around the world, the Reno River Festival returns for its 6th run down the Truckee River, May 7-9, 2010. Along with world-class whitewater competitions and free instructional clinics, the 2nd annual Run Amuck fun run is back and better than ever with a whole new batch of mystery obstacles, and of course, the infamous mud pit. The weekend also includes live music each day, yoga in the park, an industry expo featuring the hottest outdoor products on the market, food and beer gardens, and plenty of nighttime activities to keep guests entertained. For more information, visit www.RenoRiverFestival.com or e-mail info@RenoRiverFestival.com.
24 HOURS OF LEMONS May 8-9, 2010 Reno Fernley Raceway Details: 510-655-5980 ext. 22	The 24 Hours of LeMons, the national endurance racing series for cars costing $500 or less, arrives for the first time at the Reno-Fernley Raceway in Fernley, NV. Over two days of racing, teams take on exploding gaskets, fried alternators, and wild on-track action in order to take home glorious cash prizes - paid out in canvas sacks of nickels. The LeMons Goin' for Broke, which will be held on May 8-9, 2010, will have over 90 clunkers attempting to make the start! Bad-driving penalties are imposed regularly throughout the race. Drivers are routinely tarred and feathered, forced to run three-legged races, and required to paint serene nature scenes on the hoods of their race cars. The most offensive team of the weekend is voted off the track and their car is crushed with a 20-ton excavator. Links with videos and photos:
DONATE LIFE 2 MILE FUN WALK May 16, 2010 Sparks Marina	The 3rd annual "Donate Life Fun Walk" will take place on Sunday, May 16, 2010 at 9:00 AM at the Sparks Marina. The purpose of this 2-mile fun walk is to help increase awareness about the need for organ and tissue donors. In addition to the walk, there will be guest speakers, live musical entertainment and a raffle. Registration for individuals is $25.00 and includes a T-shirt, water, goody bag and raffle ticket. Teams of 10 or more participants can register for $15.00 per team member. Register online at www.active.com/donatelife, http://donatelifewalknv.com or at the event. You can also check out the event on Facebook.Donate Life Walk Northern Nevada. Proceeds will be used to provide educational financial support to transplant recipients and support Team Nevada at the U.S. Transplant Games. This event is hosted by The Transplant Network. For questions or more information, please contact Tracy Copeland at glen-n-tracy@charter.net.
BARK FOR LIFE May 16, 2010 Idlewild Park Terrace Details: 775-746-0333	9am-12pm - Bark For Life is a fund raising event that will honor the care giving qualities of our canine "Best Friends". Bark For Life is a non-competitive walking event for dogs and their owners to raise funds and awareness for the American Cancer Society's fight against cancer. Canine companions represent unconditional love, joy, security, compassion, and no judgments of human abilities or appearances. The American Cancer Society Bark For Life is an irresistible way to "take a bite out of cancer", smile, and make new friends - canine & human. Register Online: events.cancer.org/renobark - Registration is $10 per dog before the event and $20 per dog the day of. - Registration gift bags available while supplies last. -Drawings For Great Prizes -Games For Our Four-Legged Friends -Activities For The Entire Family
POETS IN THE ROUND May 21, 2010 1655 Robb Dr, Reno Details: 775-303-7354	Join us for an evening of diverse poetry from four local poets and one local musician at the Hi Point Coffee and Cafe. Listen to Kat Terrey, Ben Arnold, Jetson Moler, and Dan Wexelblatt read their poetry. Frank Falcioni (Lil Rasta Boi) will perform two sets of music.You will get one raffle ticket with the $3 cover. Becky Schomberg's first chapbook of poetry, Scribbles, will be one raffle prize, and Ben Arnold's chapbook, Fractals of Past, will be the other raffle prize. Great coffee and food goes well with Friday evening poetry.For more information, contact Benjamin Arnold at 775-303-7354 or benjamin.arnold26@gmail.com
PROJECT MAYHEM 2 May 22, 2010 Lawlor Events Center Details: 775-626-6160	BATTLE BORN DERBY DEMONS: PROJECT MAYHEM 2 Northern Nevada's only women's flat track roller derby team, the Battle Born Derby Demons (BBDD), are set to take on Wasatch Roller Derby of Salt Lake City, Utah, Saturday, May 22 at Lawlor Events Center on the UNR campus. The event will feature live music by CANDID FEW. Pre bout party starts at 5 p.m. with doors opening at 6 p.m. Skating starts at 7! Tickets, including handling & parking fees are, $12 in advance and $15 on bout day, $6 for ages 6-12 in advance, $8 bout day and as always, FREE for 5 & under. Discounts for students and military with ID and Family packages are available.Tickets are available through Lawlor Events Center or www.tickets.com.
24 HOUR POETRY READING May 28, 2010 Wooster High School Theater Details: 775-303-7354	On May 28th and 29th, Wooster English Teacher Benjamin Arnold will pull off a 24-hour Poetry Reading inside Wooster High School's Theater to raise awareness and funds to Wooster's arts programs. In our state's current budget crisis, many things are at risk in our schools--especially arts programs. Wooster's Theater has had the same seats since 1962. Wooster Drama teacher, Kimberly Gibbons, has been trying very hard to raise the needed funds to replace the 48-year-old seats with some newer yet used seats so that patrons of the Theatre Arts Program can comfortably enjoy the many great plays and events that are held in the theater. The theater now has upgraded projection and sound to open up the space for a variety of film, dance, demonstration, poetry, music, and drama events. Wooster's Creative Writing Program and publication for the visual and literary arts, The Colt's Tale, are facing huge obstacles as they look ahead into next year's reality for Creative Writing students. They are proactively raising funds for next year's publication and printing process. Benjamin Arnold has organized this 24-hour poetry event to help raise funds for the theater chairs and The Colt's Tale publication.Benjamin Arnold is asking local businesses to consider donating some money toward the effort--but he has a special promotional to offer. If you send a donation and an XL shirt that advertises your band, business, or product, Benjamin Arnold will wear your shirt and communicate your talking points during the event, which will be streamed live on www.ustream.tv/4words. (The video will be available after the event on ustream and YouTube also.)In addition to the shirt, Benjamin Arnold is asking that you send a check for $50 or $25 (made out to Wooster High School). At the $50 level, he will wear your shirt for 2 hours during "normal" waking hours. At the $25 level, he will wear your shirt for 2 hours between midnight on 5/28 and 8:00am on 5/29. You can provide him a script of information you want him to share, and he will communicate them during hourly breaks. If you want to experience this event in person, you can join us in Wooster's Theater between 4:00-9:00pm on 5/28 and between 8:00am-4:00pm on 5/29. (The doors will be closed and locked between 10:00pm and 8:00am)You can mail your shirt, check, and information to:Wooster High Schoolattn: Benjamin Arnold1331 E. Plumb LaneReno, NV 89502. We are also seeking sponsors to purchase advertising space in next year's publication of The Colt's Tale. For more information, you can email Benjamin at: benjamin.arnold26@gmail.com
BATTLEBORN SHOWDOWN NUMERO DOS May 28-30, 2010 Silverland Hotel, VC Details: 775-287-8266	BATTLE BORN SHOWDOWN 2010 hosted by the Mugrosos and Dead End Cruisers. MAY 28, 29, 30 At the Silverland Inn and Suite (aka Ramada Inn) in Virginia City, Nev. *** PRE 65 TRADITIONAL HOTRODS, KUSTOMS AND MOTORCYCLES..NOOOOO BIG WHEELS, BILLET TRAILER QUEENS OR OCC STYLE MOTORCYCLES, THANK YOU..*** Car registration begins at moon on Friday, May 28! The show will start with a pre-party Friday night at 6pm at the Washoe Club with music by The Moonlight Trio, The Pendletons and The Darlins sponsored by the Leftovers Car Club Saturday, May 29 Car registrations begins at 6am. Car show 10am-7pm with music by Vintage Vandals, Cowbelleros. Pin-up contest sponsored by Made for Glory Signs, raffles and trophy giveaways. Saturday night afterparty at 7pm at Red Dog Saloon with music by Long Gone Trio, Little Robby and the Wound-Ups with special guests Derik Prosser, Perry Peterson and Aaron (the Kid) Acquafondata The entry fees are $20 for cars and $10 for bikes. The show is free for spectators. For more information pease contact Danny @ (775) 229-1268. For vendor info, please contact Itza at (775) 287-8266.
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SPARKS HOMETOWNE FARMER'S MARKET June - August 2010 Victorian Square Details: 775-353-2291	Thursdays only - 4:00 - 9:00 pm. Get it fresh at this weekly summertime celebration of food and family fun. The market features more than 100 vendors offering fresh-picked produce, breads, pastries and gourmet foods plus cooking demonstrations, live entertainment and unique items for home and garden. The Farmers Market is held Thursday evenings, from 4 to 9 p.m., at Victorian Square in Sparks. Contact 775-353-2291 for details or visit www.ci.sparks.nv.us.
RENO-TAHOE ODYSSEY RELAY RUN ADVENTURE June 4-5, 2010 Downtown Reno Details: 775-336-8528	It is a long wandering. A relay run ideally suited for teams of 12 runners on a 178 mile course. Starting in Downtown Reno along the Truckee River. Traveling through the Sierra Nevada mountains and along the shores of Lake Tahoe. Circling back through the Northern Nevada high desert to where you began in Reno. Contact 775-336-8528 for details or visit www.renotahoeodyssey.com.
STREET VIBRATIONS SPRING FEVER RALLY June 4-6, 2010 Sparks, NV Details: 775-329-7469	All the excitement of Street Vibrations condensed into one weekend. Victorian Square will host our second annual Spring Rally. Concerts, VIP Parties, Ride-In-Show, Poker Run, Bike Games, Bike Competition, Cruises, Parade, Vendors and food & beverages will create a great mini Street Vibrations Rally. Participants will experience the thrill of touring Virginia City, Carson City and Lake Tahoe, in addition to the Reno and Sparks area. Special appearance by Controlled Burn Fire Dancers.
BETHECAUSE ALL-AGES POETRY SLAM June 5, 2010 UNR Details: 775-303-7354	Join BEtheCAUSE for an all ages open mic and poetry slam at Cantina del Lobo in UNR's Joe Crowley Student Union, 3rd floor. Open mic starts at 3pm. Slam will start no earlier than 4pm. $50 cash prize to the winner of the slam! During this event, all appetizers and burritos will be half off. For more information, contact Benjamin Arnold at 775-303-7354 or benjamin.arnold26@gmail.com.
CLEAN UP NORTH LAKE TAHOE June 5, 2010 4 locations at Lake Tahoe Details: 530-546-9000	Clean Up North Lake Tahoe includes Crystal Bay, Kings Beach, Tahoe Vista, and Carnelian Bay. Check in Starts at 9:00 AM at the following locations:Kings Beach - Conservancy Lot, corner of North Lake Blvd. and Coon St.Tahoe Vista - Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort, Carnelian Bay- Gar Woods parking lot, Crystal Bay - Tahoe Biltmore. A BBQ will be held from 11:30 AM until 1:00 PM at the North Tahoe Beach hosted by Blue Onion. There will be live music, delicious lunch and fun for all! Volunteers will receive a hat or T-shirt, first come, first served. As you clean, search for the Golden Trash items and win prizes!
SOUTH RENO FARMERS MARKET June 6-September 5, 2010 The Grove at South Creek Details: 775-329-5181	South Reno Farmers Market, Sundays at the corner of South Meadows Parkway and South Virginia. Reno's newest Farmers Market will be held Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm from June 6, 2010 through September 5, 2010 at the corner of South Meadows Parkway and South Virginia Street. Kid-friendly entertainment, music, food, and of course, shopping for fresh and organic foods. What: South Creek Farmers Market Open to the Public. No Admission Fee. Prepared Food and Drinks Available. When: Sundays June 6, 2010 to September 5, 20109 am to 1 pm. Where: The Grove at South Creek, 95 Foothill Road Reno, NV. 89511Corner of South Meadows Parkway and South Virginia StreetWho: Local Farmers and Food Vendors Local Non-ProfitsArtisans & CraftersAbout Farmers Markets: Farmers Markets promote local economies, support environmentally friendly practices, and provide fresh food at often lower prices. Markets feature fruits and vegetables grown locally and picked at peak times. Plus, shopping at local Markets can reduce your carbon footprint by reducing the necessary packaging, marketing and the distance your food has to travel before reaching your table. Shopping at local Markets benefits the local farmer and strengthens communities. For information on participating in the event, contact Todd McKenzie at 775-329-5181 or email todd@mckenzie-properties.com.
WORLD RUM TASTING CHAMPIONSHIPS June 7-10, 2010 Silver Peak Taproom Details: 775-338-1406	The World Rum Tasting Championships will be held from 2pm-5pm June 7th-10th with an after party each day. Monday-Dauquiris with after party at 5 Star Saloon. Tuesday-Flavored Rum Punches with after party at Gringos. Wednesday-Mojitos with after party at Red Martini (Wurk). Thursday-GOD of RUM top three places from the first three days will return to compete for the title of The GOD of RUM. During the competition, free samples will be given to spectators. The event is free!!!
PIRATES BALL June 11, 2010 Silver Legacy Hotel Details: 775-338-1406	The Pirates Ball will be held from 8pm-Midnight inside the Silver Baron Ballroom at the Silver Legacy. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door, with live music and prizes for best costume. Winners for the World Rum Tasting Championships will be announced. www.piratecrawl.com for more info.
PIRATE CRAWL June 12, 2010 Reno City Plaza Details: 775-338-1406	Pirate Pub Crawl from 5pm-10pm beginning at the Reno City Plaza to 14 sponsor locations around downtown Reno. $20 gets you a map/wristband and 50% off your first drink at participating sponsors. Proceeds benefit; Make-A-Wish, Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful, SPCA & HSIWARC.
N. NV REGIONAL HEALTH AND BEAUTY FAIR June 12, 2010 6139 S. Virginia St, Reno Details: 775-825-5333	Welcome to the 3rd Annual Northern Nevada Regional Health and Beauty Fair, sponsored by Whole Foods MarketT! This event will take place on Saturday June 12, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM and is sure to have something for everyone. The event is free to all, and there will be great information on everything from healthy cooking to skin care. Be sure to check out the offers page to find out what kind of unbelievable One-Day-Only offers will be available from dozens of vendors. Bring the whole family, and find out about how you can live a healthier, happier life within your budget!
RENO RAUNCH 0'RAMA V June 12, 2010 Deer Park Details: 775-223-1575	Flying Coffins & Coffinettes of Reno, Nev. CC invite you to Reno Raunch O'Rama V. Family car show and picnic at Deer Park on June 12th from 10am - 4pm. Pre-'72 Kustoms and Bikes. Bring canned food to donate to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. Trophies, Raffle Prizes, Kissing Booth, BBQ, All Acoustic Revue!
RENO HOME, GARDEN & FLOWER SHOW June 12-13, 2010 Convention Center Details: 775-849-8000	The most comprehensive selection of the top local, regional, and national renovators, designers, and specialists will come together to create the 2010 Reno Home, Flower & Garden Show. Hundreds of industry experts will be showcasing the largest array of contemporary and innovative products and services available on the market. It is all about seeing the latest and greatest, while learning tricks, tips, and techniques from the pros.
RENO WOMEN'S BEAUTY & QUINCEANERA SHOWCASE June 12-13, 2010 Convention Center Details: 775-849-8000	Party and shop at the Women's Showcase and find all of your Quinceanera needs. Fashion Shows at 1:30 pm each day. ADMISSION FREE
RENO RODEO June 17-26, 2010 Livestock Events Center Details: 775-329-3877	Reno Rodeo is now a 10-day event in its 91st year and is a PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) sanctioned sporting event. Reno Rodeo is a non-profit organization made up over 350 volunteers. Over 120,000 fans will be in attendance for the 4th richest PRCA tour rodeo. The event impacts the Reno/Sparks area economy with $40 million going to hotels, casinos, restaurants and retail. The Reno Rodeo has been nationally televised on CBS Sports, Fox Sports Net, Versus, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Classic. Contact the Reno Rodeo at 775-329-3877 for details or visit www.renorodeo.com.
ART PAWS & BARK FEST July 18, 2010 McKinley Arts & Rec Center Details: 775-853-3533	BARK IF YOU LOVE ART! Visit downtown North West Reno, NV by the gorgeous Truckee River and enjoy sipping fine wines and browsing animal themed arts & crafts at Artown's only pet friendly event. The Art Bark Fest was created to combine the love of art & wine with the love of animals. The unique artists attending the event vary from fine jewelry to crystal sculptures to oils and watercolors. The fine wines will also be animal themed - Colibri Ridge Winery's 2005 El Dorado Rufous Red to Mutt Lynch Winery's Unleashed Chardonnay. If you prefer a sudsy brew in July, we'll also have beer tasting from several local breweries. Throughout the day enjoy live music, dine, shop for art, or just relax and enjoy the fine wines from several renowned vineyards. All proceeds will benefit Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and another non profit organization in Reno, NV. www.artpawsreno.com
WOODEN BOAT WEEK AND CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE June 18-20, 2010 Lake Tahoe Details: 530-581-4700	Enjoy this week-long celebration of classic wooden boats and be a part of Tahoe’s classic history. The Concours d’Elegance is a two-day competitive and educational event that offers numerous social events offering participants and spectators an opportunity to show off and enjoy their wooden boats. Call 530-581-4700 or logon to www.tahoeyc.com.
WINE WALK June 19, 2010 Reno Riverwalk District Details: 775-825-WALK	Join us every third Saturday of the month from 2:00pm to 5:00pm when the Riverwalk Merchants Association hosts the popular Wine Walk (the original, and still the best!) along the Truckee River and neighboring streets in downtown Reno.HERE'S HOW IT WORKS.Visit any of the participating Riverwalk District merchants (listed below) on WIne Walk day to get a map of Wine Walk merchants.Go to the participating merchant of your choice, and, for a $20 wine-tasting fee and valid photo ID, you'll receive a wine glass and an ID bracelet that allows you to sample wine at any participating merchant.Strollers and pets are not advised because of the large crowds.Parking is available at one of the public lots indicated on our parking map.Enjoy a responsible taste of the Riverwalk District.do the Wine Walk!Must Be 21 to participate.info@renoriver.orgwww.renoriver.org
NEVDA HUMANITIES CHAUTAUQUA June 22-26 Hawkins Amphitheater Details: 775-784-6587	Nevada Humanities presents the 2010 Nevada Humanities Chautauqua festival, June 22 – 26, at the Robert Z. Hawkins Amphitheater at Bartley Ranch Regional Park, Reno. Celebrate "Public Legends, Private Lives" and meet legendary characters including P.T. Barnum, Buffalo Bill Cody, Babe Ruth, Woody Guthrie, Joe Louis, Julia Child, and more. Music starts at 6:00 pm and Chautauqua performances begin at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $15 general admission and $30 reserved seating, and will be available for sale at nevadahumanities.org beginning April 30. For more information call Nevada Humanities at 775-784-6587 or visit nevadahumanities.org.
QUILTING, STITCHES & CRAFTS EXPO June 24-26, 2010 Grand Sierra Resort Details: 775-971-9266	Our Quilting, Stitches & Crafts Expo is produced with YOU in mind. The Expos offer you EVERYTHING you love about Quilting, Stitches, Crafts, Knitting and more! Our vendors will have have plenty of "new and exciting products" for you to buy and our educators will teach you all about Quilting, Stitches & Crafts. Mark your calendar and plan to be there! Reno NV June 24 - 26, 2010. For MORE information visit www.qscexpos.com or contact us at info@qscexpos.com For the Reno show Mark Lipinski, Pam Clarke and Kaye Wood will be there among lots of other exciting teachers. Lots of great workshops and seminars available at www.qscexpos.com
BUSINESS NETWORKING BREAKFAST June 30, 2010 Harrah's Reno Details: 775-337-3030	BUSINESS NETWORKING BREAKFAST: A SALUTE TO WASHOE COUNTY Please join the Reno Sparks Chamber of Commerce as we celebrate the accomplishments and the road ahead for Washoe County. Commissioner Dave Humke and County Manager Katy Simon will speak to the values of preserving and enhancing a high quality of life while maintaining a healthy, safe and compelling place in which to live, work, recreate, visit and invest. Discover the Board of Commissioner's priorities for 2010-11, highlights of the Strategic Plan, and how today's challenges will become tomorrow's opportunities. Bring your questions for the Q&A session and your business cards for networking, too! Please RSVP at http://www.renosparkschamber.org/events.htm
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ARTOWN July 1 - 31, 2010 Various Locations in Reno Details: 775-322-1538	Named one of the largest and most inclusive arts and culture events in the country, the annual summer arts festival features hundreds of performing and visual arts events in dozens of locations citywide including music, dance, theater, opera, children’s workshops, movies in the park, historical walks, visual arts and more. Contact Artown at 775-322-1538 for details or visit www.renoisartown.com.
4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS July 4, 2010 Various Locations in Reno Details: 888-HIT-RENO	It wouldn’t be Independence Day without fireworks and Reno-Tahoe takes pyrotechnics to a whole new level. Catch firework shows at Rancho San Rafael Park in Reno, during the Star Spangled Sparks event at John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Sparks, Carson City’s Cavalcade of Spectaculars at Mills Park or at any of four Lake Tahoe locations including: Kings Beach, Tahoe City, Incline Village and South Lake Tahoe. Contact 1-800-FOR-RENO (800-367-7366) or visit www.VisitRenoTahoe.com.
INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE July 4, 2010 Virginia City, NV Details: 775-847-0311	4th of July Parade, entertainment and Fireworks at dusk for more information contact Virginia City Visitor's Center 775-847-4386 or Virginia City Chamber of Commerce 775-847-0311
STAR SPANGLED SPARKS July 4, 2010 Victorian Square, Sparks Marina Park Details: 775-358-1976	During the day, take part in an old fashion 4th of July celebration at the Sparks Marina Park followed by a spectacular evening fireworks show on Victorian Square in downtown Sparks. For Victorian Square information, call (800) 843-2427 or (775) 356-3300. For Sparks Marina information, call (775) 358-1976.
RENO-TAHOE OPEN July 12-18, 2010 Montreaux Golf Club Details: 775-322-3900	A top field of PGA TOUR professionals face off at one of the area’s toughest and most scenic golf courses, Montreux Golf and Country Club. The week-long event features a pro-am tournament and golf professionals competing for a $3 million purse. Contact 775-322-3900 for details or visit www.RenoTahoeOpen.com.
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HOT AUGUST NIGHTS July 30-August 8, 2010 all around Reno and Sparks Details: 775-356-1956	This nationally recognized annual celebration of vintage music and autos returns for another famous cruise to the streets in Reno-Tahoe. Featuring thousands of classic cars, top entertainers of the ’50s and ’60s, car auctions, poker runs, drag races and parades, this event promises to be the best of the best for car-lovers everywhere. Contact 775-356-1956 for details or visit www.hotaugustnights.net.
MICHAEL BOLTON CONCERT August 20, 2010 Reno-Sparks CC Details: 888-551-7007	Michael Bolton, August 20, 2010! One World One Love 2010 Tour, 9PM at the Reno Sparks Convention Center. Brought to you by Atlantis Casino Resort Spa. Tickets can be purchased at Atlantis Gift Shop or on Ticketmaster. For show packages or event information, please call Special Events 888.551.7007.
TASTE FOR ART August 20, 2010 Nevada Museum of Art Details: 775-329-3333	About the event: Get your tickets now for the hottest art party in town featuring premium wines and drinks, succulent cuisine and swinging music. And, oh yeah, the galleries are open too! All proceeds benefit the education and exhibition programs at the Museum - serving thousands of school children and guests each year. Purchase your tickets online now!
GREATER RENO STAMP & COVER SHOW August 21 & 22 National Bowling Stadium Details: 775-246-4769	10AM-6PM Saturday and 10AM-4PM Sunday. Local and national exhibitors will present their themed and historical compositions illustrated with postal history of the world. The exhibits will be critiqued for story, originality, scarcity/rarity of material and presentation. Attendees will also be able to view the 2010 winning entries of the Nevada Junior Duck Stamp Contest. A special souvenir envelope celebrating 100 years of flight in Nevada will be offered. There will be youth activities, 16 stamp dealers (selling, buying, and appraising), and a U.S. Postal Service substation. More information at http://home.earthlink.net/~renostamp. Free Admission. Mention this ad for free parking.
SOLACE TREE CHARITY EVENT August 23, 2010 Somersett Golf Course Details: 775-324-7723	The Somersett Ladies Golf Association is hosting a charity golf event with 100% of the net proceeds benefiting The Solace Tree on Monday, August 23, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. This event is limited to the first 100 players. For information on how to register or donate please contact the Somersett Ladies Golf Association at www.somersett.com/slga/ or visit The Solace Tree at www.solacetree.org.Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. and activities continue until 5:30 p.m. The event kicks off with a Shotgun Start at 10:00 a.m. and includes a reception and awards ceremony for participants scheduled for 2:30 p.m. A silent auction takes place throughout the day and adjourns at 4:00 p.m. Cost is $120 per individual, $480 per foursome, or $580 per foursome with Hole Sponsor. Cost includes green fees, cart fees, continental breakfast, boxed lunch; hosted bar at the reception, hors d'oeuvres and prizes. As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, The Solace Tree relies on philanthropy to help provide services to families. For more information on the Solace Tree, please call 775.324.7723.
NEVADA STATE FAIR August 25-29, 2010 Livestock Events Center Details: 775-688-5767	Everything that makes the Silver State great is at this annual event. Visit the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center from noon to midnight for exhibits and events, entertainment, rides, carnival games and more. Contact 775-688-5767 for details or go to www.nvstatefair.com. The Livestock Events Center is located at 1350 N. Wells in Reno.
BBDD: DANGER ZONE August 21, 2010 Rink on the River	The Battle Born Derby Demons (BBDD), are set to take on Syndicate Roller Girls of San Bernadino, CA, Saturday, August 21 at Rink on the River, Downtown Reno. The event will feature beer gardens, great food, free face painting, live music by The Shames and of course, ROLLER DERBY ACTION!! Doors open at 6 p.m. Skating starts at 7! Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 on bout day, $6 for ages 6-12 in advance, $8 bout day and as always, FREE for 5 & under. Discounts for students and military with ID and Family packages are available. As always, a portion of our proceeds go to a local charity. Our August focus is the TMCC Re-entry Center, helping displaced homemakers who are returning to school and/or the workplace become economically self-sufficient through education, vocational training and enhanced job search skills. Rock on!Tickets are available through www.brownpapertickets.com or from your favorite Derby Demon!!For more information, find us online on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter or our website: www.battlebornderbydemons.com!
BURNING MAN August 30 - Sept. 6, 2010 Black Rock City, NV Details: 415-TO-FLAME	The impact of the Burning Man experience has been so profound that a culture has formed around it. This culture pushes the limits of Burning Man and has led to people banding together nation-wide, and putting on their own events, in attempt to rekindle that magic feeling that only the feeling of being part of this community can provide. Additionally, Burning Man has over a thousand volunteers who work before, during and after the event (many who work year-round) to make the event a reality.
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BEST IN THE WEST NUGGET RIB COOK-OFF September 1-6, 2010 Victorian Square, Sparks Details: 800-843-2427	A world class event featuring barbecue ribs at their best along with special concerts, an arts and crafts fair and plenty of family fun. For information, call John Ascuaga’s Nugget at (800) 843-2427 or (775) 356-3300.
THE MISSES TAKE ON THE MASTERS September 1-30, 2010 Artists Co-op Gallery	Judy Hilbish and Donna Tucker take on the Old Masters (and a few new Masters). Whether it is inspiration, aspiration, modernization, or just plain parody, these two ladies create new visions from favorite painters of old. Renoir's "Luncheon of the Boating Party" becomes a scene for the youthful Goth of today in "Beer and Pizza" by Judy Hilbish. Fredrick Church's "Twilight in the Wilderness" is transformed by Donna Tucker's "Dawn Patrol" just to mention a few of the delights to be discovered at "The Misses Take On the Masters" art show at the Artists Co-op Gallery from September 1-30, daily 11am to 4pm. Meet the artists at the RECEPTION, SUNDAY September 5, 1pm-4pm. Refreshments served and free to the public.The Artists Co-op Gallery at 627 Mill St., Reno 89502, is Reno's oldest gallery and has been open for over 40 years representing local artists and craftsmen. Find out more about the gallery and its members at www.artistsco-opgalleryreno.com
GREAT RENO BALLOON RACE September 11-12, 2010 Rancho San Rafael Park Details 775-826-1181	More than just an exhibition of gorgeous flying machines, the Great Reno Balloon Race brings together the nation’s top balloonists competing in events like the Hare and the Hound, Target Drop and Key Grab. A trademark of the race is Dawn Patrol, which takes place as the sun rises and provides a great show as balloonists glow, twinkle, and fly along with choreographed music and crowd participation. Contact 775-826-1181 for details or visit www.renoballoon.com.
EXOTIC BIRD EXPO September 11, 2010 Livestock Events Center	Annual bird expo showcases exotic birds of all sizes and colors. Visit with Macaws with wingspans well over 3', lovable cockatoos and birds as small as a finch. Vendors will also be selling bird food, toys, cages and health supplies. It's a bird lover's paradise! 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
WALK IN MEMORY, WALK IN HOPE September 11, 2010 Idlewild Park Details: 775-443-7843	Saturday, September 11, 2010 - 8am Idlewild Park, Reno. Walk in Memory, Walk for Hope. The Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention sponsors this annual walk to raise awareness and money for education in mental health and suicide prevention, research and survivor programs in support of suicide prevention. For more information, Please contact Misty Allen in the Office of Suicide Prevention 775-443-7843
FIGHT FOR AIR RUN September 12, 2010 South Reno Details:	Featuring a professionally timed half marathon, 10K and 5K run and a 5K walk. Have fun while helping the American Lung Association’s fight for clean air and lung health! Family-friendly! www.FightForAirReno.org
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AIR RACES September 15-19, 2010 Reno-Stead Airport Details: 775-972-6663	The world’s longest running air race is the only place in the world where you can see five days of real air racing with six classes of aircraft competing in a variety of race classes, military and historic airplane displays and aerobatics exhibitions. Planes reach speeds of over 500 miles per hour. While enjoying the races spectators can visit the pits and watch race teams work on their aircraft, browse any of the hundreds of participating vendor’s booths, and enjoy a wide variety of food and beverages. Contact 775-972-6663 for details or visit www.airrace.org.
CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT September 17, 2010 Arrowcreek Golf Course Details: 775-250-0601	The Knights of Columbus Council #13842 at St. Rose of Lima is hosting the 5th annual "It's Not About Winning" charity golf tournament at Arrowcreek Golf Course, with proceeds benefiting The Solace Tree on Friday, September 17, 2010. The event begins at 9:00 a.m. and is limited to the first 144 players. For information on how to register or donate, please contact The Knights of Columbus at www.kofc-nv.org.The four-person scramble kicks off with a shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. and includes a putting and 'closest to the pin' contest, along with a chance to win a car for the first hole-in-one from a designated hole. Cost is $135 per individual, $500 per foursome, or $20 lunch only option. Cost includes green fees, cart fees and bottled water on carts, practice balls, continental breakfast before tournament, and a lunch banquet at the events conclusion.
TANNER'S MARKETPLACE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES September 18 & 19, 2010 Reno Livestock Events Center 1350 N. Wells Ave, Reno Details: 775-747-0905	Antiques & Collectibles, featuring jewelry, vintage clothes, pottery, toys -Something for everyone Free Parking, Admission $3.00 Adults, seniors $2.00, Children under 12 FREE Hours: Saturday, 9:00 - 4:00 Sunday, 9:00 - 3:00
FAT BOY BIKING POKER RUN September 18, 2010 O'Skis Pub & Grille Details: 775-544-9273	Fat Boy Bicycle Poker Run, September 18, 2010. All Proceeds distributed to:Dilworth Middle School, WCSD High School Athletes in Need, and Reno Bike Project. Two Courses to Choose From: Traditional 10 Mile $15.00 PREREGISTRATION OR $20.00 Day of Registration Fee. Saturday 11 am to 4:30 pm - Day of the race registration will be from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. Riders can start at 11 am and everyone must be on the road by noon. Extended 40 Mile Course $25.00 PREREGISTRATION OR $30.00 Day of Registration Fee. Saturday 8 am to 4:30 pm - Day of the race registration will be from 8:00 am to 9:30 am. Riders can start at 8:00 am and everyone must be on the road by 9:30 am.Reno Bike Project will be running the Extended Course for us. The plan is if you want to ride the 40 mile course you will be leaving from O'Skis (with your first card) then head out to Verdi. You should be getting back to Amendment 21 - Imperial Bar around noon and join the rest of the riders for the trip back to O'Skis. Please do not be confused. Everyone will ride the 10 mile course. The 40 milers will leave O'Skis between 8:00 and 9:30 am. They will get their first card at O'Skis and then ride out to Verdi. There will be two rest stops for them. They will get their second card as they come back into Reno. It is your choice on which ride you want to participate in. You only pay one entry fee, either $15 or $25, depending on which course you decide to ride. Drawings and High Hand winner will be announced at 4:30 pm in front of O'Skis Pub and Grille. More details to follow but expect great prizes, bikes, SWAG. More information and online registration can be found at www.fatboybiking.com. Free Fat Boy Biking Poker Run Shirts. This will be the third run sponsored by Fat Boy Biking. Last May we had over 230 riders and we expect upwards of 350 riders this time around. You must be 21 years of age to enter. If under 21 you can enter day of the event for $10 but you must be accompanied by a paying parent.
TAHOE BIG BLUE ADVENTURE RACE September 18, 2010 Lake Tahoe Details: 530-564-1019	Defined by both the incredible beauty of Lake Tahoe and the towering peaks of the High Sierra, Lake Tahoe is one of the world’s most famous sporting playgrounds. The region has an almost endless variety of spectacular mountain biking trails, adventurous hikes and, of course, waterborne activities on the “Big Blue” - Lake Tahoe - one of the largest, deepest and purest alpine lakes on earth. The Tahoe Big Blue Adventure Race is a celebration of the natural environment of the North Shore, and the perfect climate of “Indian Summer.” September is a favorite month of Tahoe locals... and no wonder: day-time temperatures are in the 80’s with the evenings cooling into the 60’s, the skies are deep blue with only an occasional afternoon thunderstorm rolling through (to help keep the dust down on the trails!) and, best of all, the bustle of the summer tourist season is a distant speck in the rear-view mirror. This is a perfect time for a visit to the Big Blue.
NRCHA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SNAFFLE BIT FUTURITY Sept 20-Oct 3, 2010 Livestock Events Center Details: 580-759-4949	Catch the best of the reined cow horse industry's best at the 40th Anniversary Snaffle Bit Futurity. With over $1.1 million up for grabs, the competition is always tough.For more information, visit the National Reined Cow Horse Association's website at www.nrcha.com.
STREET VIBRATIONS Throughout Reno and Sparks September 22-26, 2010 Details: 775-329-7469	Get your motor running with five days of motorcycle tours, live concerts, entertainment, ride-in shows, a parade, poker run and numerous vendors. An official event of the Harley-Davidson Dealers Association of Northern California, Street Vibrations is hog heaven! Contact 775-329-7469 for details, visit http://www.road-shows.com/street_vibrations.php. Special appearance by Controlled Burn Fire Dancers.
BBDD: GREAT BASIN BRAWL September 25, 2010 Rink on the River Downtown Details: 775-626-6160	The Battle Born Derby Demons (BBDD), are set to take on the Tahoe Derby Dames of South Lake Tahoe, Saturday, September 25 at Rink on the River, Downtown Reno. The event will feature beer gardens, great food, free face painting, free give aways, a raffle for a rad BBDD swag quilt, live music by The Cowbelleros and of course, ROLLER DERBY ACTION!! This is an official Street Vibrations event so please note time changes: gates open an hour earlier, at 5 p.m. Skating starts at 6! Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 on bout day, $6 for ages 6-12 in advance, $8 bout day and as always, FREE for 5 & under. Discounts for students and military with ID and Family packages are available. As always, a portion of our proceeds go to a local charity. Our September focus is the Susan G. Komen of Northern Nevada . This is a great chance to sign up for Race for the Cure the following weekend!! Tickets are available through www.brownpapertickets.com, Prism Magic 2161 Pyramid Way, Sparks or from your favorite Derby Demon!! For more information, find us online on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter or our website: www.battlebornderbydemons.com!
GENOA CANDY DANCE September 25-26, 2010 Genoa, NV Details: 775-782-8696	The 89th annual Genoa Candy Dance, a craft fair like none other, is held in the small town of Genoa, located within a short drive from Carson City, the state’s capital, and is a perfect place to start your holiday gift shopping. It’s the ultimate candy and craft sale with artisans from all over northern Nevada flocking to sell their wares. Breathe in the small-town spirit of an old-fashioned craft sale, and stock up on candy and sugar plums for the upcoming holidays. For more information, call 775-782-8696 or go to www.candydanceartsandcraftsfaire.org. Hours: Saturday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
TOURNAMENT OF HOPE September 27, 2010 Montreux Gold & Country Club Details: 775-825-0888	The Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation (NNCCF) is hosting its annual golf tournament at Montreux Golf and Country Club. The PGA course will provide a beautiful backdrop for a great day of golf and philanthropy as NNCCF raises money to assist northern Nevada children and their families in their fight against childhood cancer. Monday, September 27, 2010 at Montreux Golf and Country Club, located at 16475 Bordeaux Drive (located off of the Mt. Rose Highway)Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. shotgun starts at 10:30 a.m.Beginning at 4:00p.m.in the outdoor dining tent at Montreux, the reception will feature a presentation on childhood cancer and issues facing our local children, raffle prizes and an award ceremony.
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MY FAVORITE THINGS Oct 1-Nov 7, 2010 Artists Co-op Gallery Details: 775-322-8896	What do you get when you combine two painters with a kiln glass maker and a potter? Why the entrancing show "My Favorite Things", of course. Ann Weiss, a member of the Artists Co-op Gallery for years, creates intensely colored watercolors that give testimony to her graphic design training. Reiko Hervin, recent finalist in International Artist Magazine, creates radiant watercolors. Bryn McCubbins' fires the imagination with her kiln formed sparkling glass works. Dayna Galletti's whimsical creations in clay will tickle everyone's funny bone. You are sure to find your favorite thing at the show "My Favorite Things" that runs daily October 1 through November 7, 11am to 4pm. RECEPTON, Sunday, Oct 3rd from 1pm-4pm where you can meet the artitsts and have refreshments at Artists Co-op Gallery, 627 Mill St., Reno NV 89502. Guest artists is painter Mike Bond with his landscapes of the West. Get more information at www.artistsco-opgalleryreno.com or 775-322-8896.
RENO BRIDAL & BEAUTY EXPO October 25 Convention Center Details: 775-849-8000	Reno's largest, most diverse and elegant wedding event for couples planning their special day.
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TANNER'S MARKETPLACE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES November 6-7, 2010 Reno Livestock Events Center 1350 N. Wells Ave, Reno Details: 775-747-0905	Antiques & Collectibles, featuring jewelry, vintage clothes, pottery, toys -Something for everyone Free Parking, Admission $3.00 Adults, seniors $2.00, Children under 12 FREE Hours: Saturday, 9:00 - 4:00 Sunday, 9:00 - 3:00
30th ANNUAL "MAGIC OF SANTA" CHRISTMAS FAIRE November 27 & 28, 2010 Livestock Events Center Details: 775-747-0905	At the Reno Livestock Events Center, Exhibit Hall, 1350 North Wells Ave, Reno, NV. Free parking, admission $4.00 (under 10 years old free) Bring a can of food and receive $1.00 off admission Hours: Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM Sunday, 10 AM - 4 PM
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GINGERBREAD SOCIAL December 12, 2010 Virginia City Details: 800-718-7587	Gingerbread social and charity auction