Articles related to "Downtown Reno"

Stay downtown and enjoy access to half a dozen casinos and their showrooms. Enjoy big name entertainment along with traditional casino shows.

Before or after the Aces game, check out some local game day specials in some of downtown's most popular watering holes and restaurants.

Chinese New Year is a special celebration, and Northern Nevada enjoys offering special entertainment during this traditional Asian holiday. Celebrate in downtown Reno.

Baby Boomers, those special adults born between 1946 and 1964 will enjoy their first ever national festival March 27-29.

Whitewater rafting? Admiring automobiles? Rooting for the home team? Reno's family-friendly fun includes these Biggest Little City's hot spots.

Held on October 11 & 12, 2008, the 27th annual Italian Festival is a Reno entertainment favorite. Enjoy Italian food, music, and lots of activities at the Eldorado's cele

A world-class venue for kayakers and river rafters, right in the heart of Reno. Enjoy the Whitewater Festival every year.

View the stars and planets during SkyTalks at Reno's only planetarium, plus enjoy 3-D documentary films and planetary views throughout the year. Enjoy special shows, too.

Enjoy the great outdoors, the arts, history, and family fun in Reno and Lake Tahoe. These are the best things to enjoy during a trip to the Truckee Meadows.

Reno, Nevada, in the Sierra Nevadas, is a popular vacation destination. Pet friendly hotels allow you to bring your pet on vacation.

May 8-10 are the dates for the sixth annual Reno River Festival. Kayak races, a Charity Raft Race and a muddy 2.5K run are all part of the three-day celebration

Choose a wedding chapel, get your license at the Washoe County courthouse, and then get married in Reno, Sparks, or Lake Tahoe.

Wondering what's going on Labor Day weekend in and around Reno? There are many options for every member of the family, so enjoy the weekend!

Reno, Nevada, is no longer just a gambling and divorce destination. It's growing like crazy, and there's plenty to do-especially skiing and snowboarding.

Microbrew enthusiasts have plenty of options for sampling locally produced brews when traveling through the state of Nevada.

On Saturday, August 29 from 1 to 7 p.m., the main attraction at "La Tomatina en Reno" was 50,000 pounds of ripe tomatoes.

Carnival rides, 4-H animals, the best apple pies, wiener dog races, and food galore are just some of the things you'll find at this year's state fair.

The Reno Rodeo presents a 10-day event June 17 through 28, 2009, with team roping, bull riding, mutton bustin', and more.

When finding yourself in Las Vegas, sometimes you want to get away from the bright lights and gambling. A number of attractions can be found in the greater Nevada area.

Reno's summer markets vary from small collections of stands to a huge outdoor bazaar with entertainment. Now there's also a public market that's open year-round.

Sculpture, Paintings and Murals adorn Reno's walls, parks and public-building plazas. Even light poles and electric boxes have been decorated in the city's art quest.

Make sure you give yourself enough time to park, pass through security, and check-in at Reno Tahoe Airport.

Hot August Nights in Reno celebrates music, cars, and the lifestyle of the 1950s and 60s. Come on out and celebrate Hot August Nights with these unusual events.

Wondering what's going on Labor Day weekend in and around Reno? There are many options for every member of the family, so enjoy the weekend!

The Pro Wakeboard Tour ends its season in the Reno/Sparks area, season awards will be presented July 13th.

People who gamble regularly find it pays to stick with one casino. That's because accumulating points in one players club reaps greater rewards than joining several.

Reno's most popular summer event returns to rock 'n' roll days, with sock hops, car rallies, a prom, auto auction and other activities, attracting car buffs worldwide.

Wondering where to celebrate the 4th of July in and around Reno? You have several patriotic options!

Fast planes, aerobatics, static displays, military aircraft, and the U.S. Navy Blue Angels flight team all converge on Northern Nevada in September.

Nevada's Reno area offers a wide choice for residents and visitors alike to catch the holiday spirit. From tuba concert to Santa Crawl, there are treats for everyone.