Events in Reno today

Bridgewater presents Tiny Bubbles Clinic, a recurring series designed to build water confidence, sharpen technique, and emphasize safety. Led by an experienced instructor, each session nurtures future swimmers and celebrates the simple joy of blowing bubbles.

Yogalates at Bliss blends Pilates-inspired core work with the mindful flow of yoga, creating a balanced practice that builds strength and cultivates calm. Led by Gretchen Djukanovich, the class welcomes drop-ins and also offers a class pack option.

ICAN of Northern Nevada hosts a monthly gathering for anyone navigating life after a cesarean or exploring options for a future birth. As a chapter of the International Cesarean Awareness Network, the group works to improve maternal and child health by reducing unnecessary cesareans through education, offering compassionate support for recovery, and promoting informed choices such as VBAC. Expect a welcoming space to ask questions, access resources, and connect with people who want VBAC information, hope to prevent unneeded interventions, or advocate for empowering, evidence-based birth care. Advance sign-up is requested so attendance can be planned. Arriving late or leaving early is fine, and partners, babies, children, and other support people are welcome.

Presented by Club Underground, this live concert features TRAPT with guests SYGNAL TO NOISE and local guests POISON GROVE. All ages are welcome. The event is brought by 30 Silver Media, a small business based in Reno.

Matthew West brings the Jesus Is King Tour to Summit Christian Church in Sparks, NV, featuring new songs such as Good and Jesus Is King alongside favorites like Don’t Stop Praying, The God Who Stays, Unashamed, and Truth Be Told. The evening focuses on worship and faith, inviting the community to stand unashamed of the Gospel. Tickets are on sale, and for TPR event pages third party resales are not permitted, so the official ticketing outlet is the way to secure valid tickets and receive up to date event information.

Turned Up Tuesdays, presented by R&B Productions, is a karaoke night at Reno Public Market. Take the spotlight on a polished stage supported by high quality sound. Drinks are available from the Honey Bar, and food choices feature international options from RPM’s eateries. The atmosphere centers on music, fun, and a welcoming crowd.

Big Thief brings the Somersault Slide 360 Tour to Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available using the password allnight, followed by a general on sale. Presale tickets can be purchased online only.

Settle in for a stand-up comedy showcase from Laugh Factory at Silver Legacy Resort Casino Reno. Comedians take the stage with quick wit and punchy sets aimed at keeping the crowd laughing throughout the show. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of humor from start to finish.

An in-person support and education circle for parents navigating the first year with a baby. Participants can ask questions, share stories, and meet friends. The gathering offers space to celebrate wins and exchange information, normalizes and validates experiences during the first year of parenting, fosters friendships that strengthen the parenting community, and helps build confidence in each person's own ability to parent. A perinatal professional moderates the group, and there is often time to hear advice from peers as well.

At Reno Public Market, bingo meets the sounds of 90s and classic R&B. A music mix sets the tone, then the bingo rounds follow with prizes on the line as throwback hits play. The setting includes two full bars, shopping, and a wide selection of food and treats from more than 13 local vendors. Hosted by Mo Ayala.

Discover the foundations of Latin dance in a movement-focused class that gets the heart pumping. Learn steps and rhythms from bachata, salsa, and merengue while moving confidently around the studio. Instruction emphasizes timing, body awareness, and an introduction to the cultures and histories behind these styles. It is a relaxed, low pressure setting that welcomes the dance-curious with plenty of laughter and joy.

A new trivia game is underway at Kiley Ranch Golf Club, offering a friendly, lively atmosphere with drinks available during play. Enjoy a relaxed setting and a playful challenge as you put your knowledge to the test.

Monsters & Mayhem Games hosts a relaxed Commander gathering for Magic: The Gathering fans. Games are set up in casual pods that emphasize fun over competition, and the environment welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. Bring a deck led by your favorite legendary creature, try creative builds, trade cards, and connect with fellow Magic enthusiasts in a space centered on community and creativity. Entry is $7 and covers table play for the event. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase.

Connect with other expectant parents in a welcoming circle that offers time to ask questions and explore your own pregnancy experience. This weekly gathering is led by experienced birth and postpartum doulas, childbirth educators, placenta processors, homebirth midwife assistants, and perinatal trainers. The group provides an inclusive and casual space to share information and receive support throughout pregnancy and the birth journey. Partners and support people are welcome and encouraged to attend.

A team trivia night unfolds in front of the stage at Reno Public Market. Groups put their heads together for DJ Trivia while enjoying drinks from Honey Bar and choosing from 16 food vendors. Prizes are awarded to the top four teams. Hosted by DJ Trivia Sierra Nevada.

Reno has a new trivia game at Gold 'N Silver Diner & Lounge. Experience DJ trivia paired with comfort food and drinks for an evening of questions and friendly competition.

Cluckers in Reno hosts a new trivia game with a lively, welcoming atmosphere and chicken to enjoy while you participate. Put your knowledge to the test in a laid-back setting and make it a fun outing.

Tiempo Latino Dance Company presents a salsa night at Cypress Reno that welcomes everyone from first timers to seasoned dancers. The evening starts with a beginner friendly lesson to build confidence on the floor, followed by a live DJ spinning salsa, bachata, and other Latin rhythms as dancing continues throughout the night. Attendees can participate solo or with a partner in an intimate, high energy setting centered on music, movement, and fun.

Multilingual reader Alison leads a weekly, free storytime in the yoga studio inside Biggest Little Baby. Kids of every age, together with their caregivers, build language and early literacy through movement, songs, interactive activities, and stories shared in English, Spanish, French, and ASL. The session is designed to nurture a lasting love for reading and language.

Nevada Field Day & Ag Expo brings a day of exploration and learning to the University of Nevada, Reno Experiment Station's Valley Road Field Lab. Enjoy food, pick up giveaways, and watch demonstrations presented by University experts that show how their work connects to everyday life. All ages are welcome, and both admission and parking are free. Pets are not permitted. For questions, contact Rose Anguiano at (775) 682-8357 or ranguiano@unr.edu. To request a reasonable accommodation, please reach out to Rose at least 10 days in advance to discuss your needs.

Enjoy drinks on the Patio at Riverside with scenic views of the Truckee River. Guests of all ages are welcome to relax on the patio and savor ice cream and chocolate from Rolled Mountain Creamery and Dorinda's Chocolates.

A new trivia game arrives at BC Restaurant in Reno, bringing trivia fun, good vibes, and great drinks.

Make your own toys using repurposed materials selected with safety in mind. This do-it-yourself activity centers on creative crafting that gives existing items a second life.

A weekly Friday pinball competition with a $5 entry fee welcomes participants of all experience levels. Expect a friendly atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to play and test your skills.

At Idlewild Park, NRAP’s sixth annual R5k Run/Walk and Recovery Celebration highlights community health and wellness, honors people in recovery, and aims to reduce stigma around addiction. The R5k invites participants to run or walk in tribute to someone affected by substance use, followed by a recovery celebration open to all community members. The post-race gathering is free to the public whether or not someone takes part in the R5k. The celebration features food and family activities, local guest speakers and advocates in recovery, and community organizations sharing information on local services and speaking on relevant topics. In recognition of National Recovery Month, the event underscores that substance use treatment and mental health services can empower individuals with mental and substance use disorders to live healthy, rewarding lives.

Get into the spirit of fall by creating a scarecrow in your own style, whether goofy, adorable, or scary. Materials will be on hand, so the only thing to bring is your creativity. You can reserve a spot in a scarecrow building class.

Air Force heads to Reno to face Nevada at Mackay Stadium, setting up a college football showdown fueled by contrasting styles and strong regional pride. Expect a hard hitting contest where discipline stands out, field position becomes a difference maker, and momentum can flip quickly from one series to the next. It is the kind of game that keeps attention locked in from the opening snap to the final whistle.

Now in its 14th year, this bunco and spaghetti fundraiser at Reno Elks Lodge supports the mission of the Truckee Meadows Blue Star Mothers. The evening features a spaghetti dinner followed by bunco, along with a silent auction, themed raffle baskets, and a 50/50 raffle. Tickets are available by emailing bunco.nv3.bsm@gmail.com.

The Reno Empire and Sierra Event Group, favorites in Reno, bring the Latin Social back to RPM with a lively soundtrack from DJ R Boogie. The evening begins with a complimentary community dance lesson led by The Reno Empire, then shifts into open social dancing. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Arrive early for dinner and stay for drinks and plenty of time on the dance floor. RSVPs are optional and help you receive event updates.

As the largest global gathering for the type 1 diabetes community, this family friendly walk brings together people of all ages and abilities to elevate awareness. Every step helps propel research, strengthen advocacy, and expand support that improves lives and brings the vision of a world without T1D closer.

Local creator Laura of Swandering Studios leads a hands-on weaving workshop that celebrates the natural world while introducing the foundations of tapestry and fiber arts. Participants work on a small frame loom and learn to combine traditional yarns with natural elements such as dried flower stems, grasses, and organic fibers to create layered, textured pieces. The experience emphasizes experimentation, material awareness, and intuitive design instead of strict patterns, allowing each artwork to feel personal and organic. Everyone completes a woven piece and gains a deeper understanding of weaving as both a tactile craft and an expressive art form inspired by nature.

Lush vines and leafy trees set a breezy backdrop at Noble Pie for a Midtown brunch with a lively soundtrack curated by Mark Sexton. Sponsors include Long Drink, CaliMojo, Sierra Nevada Brewing, Red Bull, and Deep Eddy Vodka, with drink specials to match. Bottomless mix and match options include Michelada, Bloody, Mimosa, draft, Deep Eddy, Long Drink, and wine. The menu leans renegade with items like the Country Fried BLT and Brunch Pies. Look for $2 off Sierra Nevada Pilsner plus $1 off Long Drink, Red Bull, and CaliMojo. Settle into sultry sounds, sip-friendly deals, and an easygoing vibe.

Kick up your heels at a free country dance gathering featuring lessons with DJ Jeremy McGuigan and Sara B Dancin'. Lively country tracks set the tone for an afternoon of line dancing, with demonstrations and clear instruction to help beginners learn popular steps and moves. This event is free and open to the public. RSVPs are optional, and they help organizers plan and share any updates. Disfruta una jornada de baile country con lecciones gratuitas a cargo de DJ Jeremy McGuigan y Sara B Dancin'. La música country creará el ambiente ideal para una tarde de baile en línea, con demostraciones y guía experta para aprender pasos y movimientos esenciales. La entrada es gratuita y abierta al público. Confirmar asistencia no es obligatorio, pero ayuda a la organización y permite recibir actualizaciones del evento.

Local artist Jinny of Mozy Studios leads a hands-on session where participants create felt flowers that add soft, lasting floral style to any space. Attendees learn to cut petal shapes from flat felt, then form and secure them into lifelike blossoms in a color palette they choose. All supplies are provided, including felt sheets, wire stems, scissors, wire cutters, glue guns, and pigment pastels. The workshop concludes with arranging the handmade blooms in glass bud vases so everyone leaves with a finished bouquet.

This three-hour group class prepares expectant families for breastfeeding or chestfeeding. Learn how lactation works, what those first feeds may look like, and how feeding can fit into everyday life. Build confidence with a comfortable latch, tune into your baby’s cues, and recognize issues early. Get clarity on which supplies and products are truly useful. The session also offers practical guidance for partners and support people on how to help throughout the journey. Participants receive take-home information and details about local resources. Registration includes one parent along with one partner or support person, and a companion is encouraged to attend.

An $8 flower u-pick is available during the farm stand. No RSVP is required, and closed toe shoes are recommended. Guests may arrive at any time during the farm stand, whether visiting solo or with friends, partners, or family. In addition to the u-pick, there will be greens, radishes, and herbs for sale, with both dried and fresh options, plus nursery items. The stand is operated by a local nonprofit.

When the week drains your energy, this restorative sound bath at The Yoga Center offers a gentle reset for body and mind. Soothing vibrations from crystal singing bowls and other healing instruments help release tension and encourage deep relaxation. As the tones wash over you, breathing grows fuller, mental chatter fades, and the nervous system settles into calm. No preparation is needed. Just get comfortable, lie back, and let the sound do the work. You may leave feeling softer, steadier, and more like yourself. All experience levels are welcome, and no prior knowledge of sound healing is needed. Props are provided, and comfortable clothing is recommended.

Settle into a soothing, pay what you can restorative yoga session at Bliss Holistic Center. The class encourages caring for the body, refreshing the mind, and uplifting the spirit while supporting an inclusive approach to mindfulness. Half of every donation helps expand free and donation-based offerings for the local community. For arrival, park in the back near the Reno mural, enter the courtyard, and follow the artwork up the stairs to Bliss.