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Dragon Lights Reno offering free tickets to veterans, first responders
Dragon Lights Reno is offering complimentary tickets to veterans, active-duty military members, first responders and their families in honor of Veterans Day. Through a partnership with the Veteran Tickets Foundation, the festival will offer 50 free tickets each night from November 9-11 at the Wilbur D. May Arboretum and Botanical Gardens inside Rancho San Rafael Regional Park.
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Mike Zito headlines Reno Blues Society’s 3rd annual Cruisin’ the Blues concert
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Reno Blues Society (RBS) is hosting the 3rd Annual “Cruisin’ the Blues” at the National Automobile Museum. This year, National Blues/Rock Award artist, Mike Zito will headline the evening Saturday, Nov. 14. Up and coming local blues sensation Kat Heart will open with her band, Feral Heart.
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Reno Gem and Mineral Society hosts annual Fall Artisan Festival
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Reno Gem and Mineral Society is hosting its 2026 Fall Artisan Festival this weekend. Nancy Whitney and Dorothy Pomin stopped by Morning Break to share that over thirty Society members and local vendors will offer a wide variety of their unique, beautiful handcrafted items most of which are created from stones found throughout the state. It takes place November 6-8 at the Reno Town Mall.
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A Nevada, Reno Area Frame Shop And Gallery Locals Have Trusted For Decades
Some art spaces sell you a painting and wish you luck. This Nevada gallery also frames it, repairs it, and hangs it on your wall. The family behind it opened the doors in 1969. More than five decades later, the next generation still helps run the place. Where else can...
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Celebrating the Indian holiday of Diwali
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Diwali is the Indian holiday known as the Festival of Light. It symbolizes victory like light over darkness and good over evil. Chhavi Bhalla, founder of White Light Bollywood; Bishan Parmer, owner of India Kabob and Curry; and Jaime Chapman, executive director of MidTown Reno, stopped by Morning Break to share the significance of the holiday and make a big announce regarding the return of Diwaliwood.
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Local life coach nears Top 5 of Ryan Seacrest’s “Top Host” competition
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Ciara Cihak is a mindset and life coach, and local actor. Now she’s competing for Top Host with the Ryan Seacrest Podcast Competition and is currently in the Top 10 with hopes of making the Top 5 when voting ends Thursday, Nov. 5. Cihak stopped...
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City of Reno hosting Veterans Day Parade in downtown Reno
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The City of Reno says it will be hosting a Veterans Day parade in downtown Reno. Festivities will begin on Nov. 11 at 11:11 a.m. This year’s theme will be Veterans Helping Veterans and Their Families, which the city says, “recognizes that military service impacts not only Veterans, but also their spouses and family members, who often navigate significant emotional, caregiving and support-related challenges.”
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Work of Burning Man temple artist now on display at Nevada Museum of Art
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - “Sacred Transformations: The Art of David Best” is the newest exhibit at the Nevada Museum of Art. The major exhibition celebrating the work and legacy of American contemporary artist David Best, whose large-scale sculptural installations and community-based projects have shaped contemporary art and public engagement for the last four decades.
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From the Archives: ‘Air Reno: The friendly skies of photographer Don Dondero’ (Nov. 1, 1995)
I vaguely remember D. Brian Burghart introducing me to photographer Don Dondero, a pleasant older fellow who Brian referred to as “legendary,” shortly after I started my internship at the Reno News & Review in the summer of 1996. As far as locals go, Brian wasn’t exaggerating—Don was...
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Old signs glow again as Light Circus Nevada Neon Museum opens in Reno
The neon signs shone in a rainbow of colors inside the National Bowling Stadium in downtown Reno, their bright glow a technicolor display of Nevada history. In the middle of the new Light Circus Nevada Neon Museum, two iconic cowboy signs once separated by hundreds of miles — the Mapes Hotel “M” and The Pioneer Club’s Vegas Vic — stood side by side. Just a few feet away, Bucky Buckaroo from Reno's former Nevada Club sported a mischievous smile. Bucky’s grin perfectly captured what was going through Reno native Will Durham’s mind as he recalled the quarter-century journey that led to his unlikely collection of Silver State memorabilia. “When I was first doing this, people would ask, ‘Why are you doing this?,’” the museum's executive director recounted. “I said, ‘I don’t know, maybe it’s a really bad idea.’” That “bad idea” has since turned into an electric collection of 50 iconic signs from across the state, from the iconic Tropicana Las Vegas to Reno coffee shop and college hangout Deux Gros Nez. The signs bring back memories for the people who grew up with them and the bygone institutions they once illuminated. “This stuff means something,” Durham said. “When people
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Nevada Locals Grab Wings Under Western Memorabilia At A Reno Saloon Dating To 1922
Some Reno hangouts come and go in a few seasons, but one spot near the University of Nevada has been feeding hungry locals since 1922. Its ceiling is loaded with old Western relics, its booths fill up on game nights, and a single bucket of wings can feed a whole family.
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Noble Pie appearing on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Noble Pie is back on Triple D Nation, with its follow-up appearance airing tonight. The Reno restaurant first appeared on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri in 2019. The new episode was filmed in August 2025, and the team joined ARC Reno to talk about its relationship with Fieri and the film crew.
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UNR Students Flip The Script With Their Adaptation of “The Outsiders”
“The Outsiders,” a coming-of-age production about rival teenage gangs, has remained a favorite among audiences around the world. Originally a novel, the story has been adapted for film, featuring stars like Rob Lowe and Tom Cruise, and for the stage, with productions on and off Broadway. From Oct. 16-25, the University of Nevada, Reno’s theatre department brought the story to life at Redfield Proscenium Theatre.