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Noble Pie Parlor hosts pizza heart workshop benefitting Zero Fatalities Nevada
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Noble Pie Parlor will host a Valentine’s Day edition of its pizza making workshops Saturday, Feb. 14 as a benefit to accident prevention nonprofit Zero Fatalities Nevada. The fundraiser is in honor of Emma M. Jordan, who lost her life in a car accident in 2024. Tickets begin at $20 and can be purchased here.
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Rum Sugar Lime hosting Galentine’s Day party for the ladies
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Bring your besties to Rum Sugar Lime (1039 S. Virginia Street) Friday, Feb. 13 for a celebration of Galentine’s Day. KOLO 8’s Hana Altenburg stopped by the cocktail bar in MidTown Reno to see what kind of specialty cocktails they’ll be serving tonight. She spoke with owner Larry DeVincenzi and bartender Eduardo Bonal.
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Art Notes: Be ready for wintery Western Lights; Truckee Roundhouse expands; and more!
Know before you go: The Western Lights Festival is not afraid of winter weather. The free, all-ages Western Light Festival is coming up next week, Thursday, Feb. 19, through Saturday, Feb. 21, featuring light-based artworks in downtown Reno streets and parks; dozens of musical acts, including late-night programing that lasts until dawn; and ticketed afterparties.
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Overlapping events: GSR announces new ‘Street Heat’ to launch during Hot August Nights’ 40th anniversary
The Grand Sierra Resort, which until last year had long been the main host venue for Hot August Nights, announced a new classic car and concert festival, Street Heat, in a press release. Hot August Nights takes place annually in early August across Reno-Sparks and Virginia City; the 2026 event...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Here are 9 new and upcoming restaurants, drink spots in Reno area
The Reno area food and drink scene is hopping with some new additions to kick off 2026. Joining the list of Reno-Sparks restaurants are a bevy of new challengers. The list includes places serving ethnic cuisine such as Filipino and Mexican food plus poke bowls for folks pining for some Hawaiian and Japanese fusion. Looking for new options for staples such as bagels and pizza? The new and upcoming additions to the area have you covered, too, including a bagel shop on Moana Lane plus a planned pizzeria downtown. Even a long vacant spot that previously housed a popular local dining establishment on Wells Avenue finally has a new restaurant to call it home. On that note, here is a list of restaurants that have opened or plan to open soon in Reno-Sparks. Marcolino’s Italia The southern portion of Wells Avenue hasn’t been quite the same since longtime restaurant Rapscallion Seafood House & Bar closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. A fence even went up around the property at one point to stave off theft and vandalism, making an unfortunate situation even more sad. The property saw signs of life last year, however, after public documents showed Riverwalk district restaurant Marcolino’s
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Free, illuminated festival to transform downtown Reno into open-air art gallery
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Boomer lineup: 12 Reno-Tahoe shows with stars from '60s, '70s and '80s
Boomers, this lineup is for you. Acts including Devo and Raven, solo artists like Karla Bonoff and Benise, and alums of two legendary groups — namely, the Beach Boys and the Moody Blues — are hitting stages in northwestern Nevada between now and mid-Spring. And it’s not just musical acts. Jeff Dunham, Garrison Keillor, Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno are bringing their comic and spoken-word acts to audiences in the region over the next few months as well. Check out the lineup of hitmakers from the 1960s through early 1980s who are heading to Reno, Carson City and Lake Tahoe from now through April. Al Jardine and the Pet Sounds Band Jardine’s voice was part of the Beach Boys’ blend that powered hits such as “California Girls,” “God Only Knows” and the most popular song on which he sang lead, “Help Me Rhonda.” He's touring with members of the late Brian Wilson’s band from the past two decades, and recent set lists cover both big hits and obscurities from the Beach Boys’ catalog. They will perform at 7:30 p.m. at South Shore Room, Harrah’s Lake Tahoe Hotel and Casino, 18 Highway 50. The show is Feb. 21. Tickets are $100-$120.
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C’s Mad Batter Cakery whips up delicious Valentine’s Day treats
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - From chocolate covered strawberries to mini cakes and “cakesicles,” C’s Mad Batter Cakery has a mouth-watering variety of sweet treats that are the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for your loved one (or yourself if you want to ‘treat yourself’ this year).
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Buffalo Wild Wings makes thrilling return to Reno scene
Buffalo Wild Wings is making a comeback in Reno nearly a decade after closing its original location, though the experience will look dramatically different from what residents remember. The popular chicken wing chain plans to open its first Buffalo Wild Wings GO concept store in the Biggest Little City this year, bringing a modern, takeout-focused approach to the market.
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Silver City Preservation Society to hold a Winter Dance featuring Margret’s Funk Band
The Silver City Preservation Society (SCPS) invites everyone to the historic Silver City Schoolhouse for a Winter Dance on February 21, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Tasked in part with producing and presenting arts and culture activities and events for Silver City and surrounding communities, SCPS is delighted to offer an event to help folks shake off the winter blues, listen to live music, dance and enjoy some old fashioned in-person socializing!
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Potentialist Made Carson City Lights Show Called "Bust" and Shut Down After One Night
The Brewery Arts Center abruptly canceled the Potentialist Workshop made Caron City Lights show today after just one night, despite widespread promotion of the event which was supposed to go until February 15th with a much touted 3,000 square-foot temporary sculptural structure and immersive, family friendly, glowing exhibit walk through Mills Park.
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The world premiere of the film MIMICS traces actor and director’s Hollywood life full circle back to Reno
A down-on-his-luck impressionist makes a deal with a stage puppet that promises stardom for the impressionist, however the puppet has other plans that threaten those closest to the performer. This hints at the plot behind the film MIMICS, directed by Kristoffer Polaha. Aside from Polaha’s film beginning a national release,...
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Reno-Tahoe comedy: Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, Jeff Dunham and more
Some legendary names in the comedy world are heading to northwestern Nevada as the calendar turns from late winter to early spring. In the lineup: comedian/ventriloquist Jeff Dunham, late-night legend Jay Leno, sitcom star Jerry Seinfeld and SNL alum Jim Breuer. There's also longtime magic-comedy-dance show Magique and the return of the touring stage show "Inside the Teachers' Lounge." And for homegrown talent, don’t miss the improv talents at Reno Improv and Crocodile Nixon at smaller venues in Reno. Here are selected comedy shows taking place now through April 30 in Reno, Sparks, Carson City and the Lake Tahoe area. Magique This show blends magic, comedy and dance and has been extended through early summer. It takes place at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, with 4 p.m. Sunday and other weekday matinees throughout the run. Performances are at the Celebrity Showroom, Nugget Casino Resort, 1100 Nugget Avenue, Sparks. Shows are now through May 30. Tickets are $60-$140. For details, call 775-356-3300 or visit nuggetcasinoresort.com . Eric Schwartz This comedian, known for TikTok content as well as specials on Hulu, will perform at 8 p.m. at the Celebrity Showroom, Nugget Casino Resort, 1100 Nugget Avenue, Sparks. The event is Feb. 6.
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13 Italian restaurants across Nevada still cooking the way families always have
Step inside Nevada’s hidden pockets of Italy. From neon-lit Las Vegas streets to the quieter corners of Carson City and Reno, these family-run Italian restaurants are more than places to eat—they’re time machines. Each plate tells a story of generations, secret recipes, and sauces simmered for hours.
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High Sierra Fly Casters begin 2026 fly tying classes
The High Sierra Fly Casters in conjunction with The Nature Conservancy’s, River Fork Ranch, will be holding a Fly-tying course for beginners. The course will start on the evening of Feb. 18 and continue for six additional sessions over the next two months. The first class will run from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 18 and continue 6 p.m. Feb. 19.
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Cool interests in one place: The Midnight Faire and Biggest Little Bands team up for an all-ages event showcasing Reno’s culture
Two organizations—each started to fill a cultural need—are teaming up to showcase local love. The Midnight Faire is an alternative market hosting vendors, music, food and fun. Biggest Little Bands is an online collective of journalists, photographers and videographers spotlighting local bands—and the organizations are working together to produce For the Love of Reno, showcasing live music, DJs, activities, vendors and more. It will take place Friday, Feb. 13, at Club Underground.
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Grand Sierra Resort Announces Street Heat Classic Car and Concert Festival Aug. 5–8, 2026
RENO, Nev. – — Grand Sierra Resort (GSR) will host Street Heat, a four-day classic car and concert festival Wednesday, Aug. 5 through Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026. Scheduled during a week when classic car fans already plan trips to Reno, the event offers an additional on-property option with classic car exhibitions, free nightly outdoor concerts, a vendor marketplace, food and beverage experiences and special hotel offers.