Events in Sparks, NV

A welcoming support circle for anyone feeding their little one with human milk. Babies are welcome. Participants include those who breastfeed or chestfeed, pump, combination feed, or supplement. The conversation is guided by certified lactation professionals.

Gather at Sierra Vista Mountain Bike Park for a casual trail ride. The format is flexible, so arrive and roll out whenever it fits your schedule. Plan to start from the lower parking lot.

Test your knowledge with DJ trivia at Pizzava in Sparks. Sign-ups take place first, then the game begins, creating an easygoing night focused on trivia and pizza.

Bridgewater presents a 30-minute Tiny Bubbles clinic focused on building confidence, technique, and water safety for new swimmers. Led by an experienced instructor, participants practice bubble blowing and essential skills that nurture enthusiasm for the water. For details or to register, call 775-440-3705.

This casual pinball tournament features unchanged prize money, a ticket that gives you a shot at winning a pinball machine, and the regular games, all with no IFPA rules in effect. It offers an easy way to play, have fun, and get a feel for tournament-style pinball.

Strength and stillness come together in this Yogalates session at Bliss, blending Pilates-inspired core work with a mindful yoga flow for a balanced, body-supportive practice. Guided by Gretchen Djukanovich, the class focuses on stability, mobility, and ease of movement. Attend as a single drop-in or choose a class pack, and move through a sequence designed to help you feel centered and strong.

Get started with bachata in a free beginner class that introduces the core steps and technique so you can feel confident on the dance floor. Contributions are welcome. A Level 2 session is also available for $10, focusing on fresh footwork, musicality, clear lead and follow, and playful combinations.

Young players can build core baseball fundamentals with guidance from top coaches. This session is designed for ages 7 to 11 and focuses on developing a strong base in the sport.

This in-person, donation-based gathering at Wholistic Wellness Center offers supportive space for all forms of grief. It is a trauma-informed and trauma-trained setting where participants can be present for one another and feel seen, with room to share in collective support or simply take time for themselves. Every practice is voluntary within a clearly defined container. For quiet reflection, journals and books are available. Offerings vary and are shaped by the needs of the group.

Working with the City of Reno, the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra offers a no-cost, all-ages community concert at West Street Plaza in Downtown Reno. Chamber-size groups of musicians from the Reno Phil perform as part of a summer Tuesday series that shares the joy of live music while celebrating unity, local culture, and the beauty of the Truckee River. Food trucks are available during the event.

Tuesday night open mics have returned as a weekly feature at the Whiskey Lounge. Sign-ups are available.

The Grumpy Old Men Dance Band returns to the Reno Public Market stage with a set of timeless classics from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. Expect lively numbers made for dancing, along with a cheerful market vibe where you can eat, enjoy the music, and celebrate together. The band is led by Paul Mirous, a longtime Las Vegas performer with 25 years of experience. His credits include many years contracted by Fox, coaching actors in singing and composing and performing hundreds of pieces for television and films.

The Village at Rancharrah, often called Reno’s backyard, presents its free weekly Village Summer Concert Series, now in its fourth year and presented by Dolan Auto Group. This community tradition brings people together for live music in a lively outdoor setting and regularly attracts hundreds of attendees. Settle into the Village courtyard with a low-back lawn chair or a picnic blanket and enjoy a rotating mix of local and regional performers across a range of styles. Food, beverages, and sweet treats are available from the Village’s restaurants and eateries, and outside food and alcohol are not permitted. The 15-week lineup features Kyle Rea, The Jim Doyle Band featuring John Ramey, Beatles Flashback, Jonny Rolling and the Punches, EHA, Mighty Mike Schermer, Tim Snider, Rhythmia, Full Blast, Andersen Ackerman Band, The Copper Children, and Jelly Bread. Look for weekly band details and special announcements on the Village at Rancharrah website and social media. Sponsors supporting this series include Dolan Auto Group, Tolles, Town & Country Landscape, Devcon, Logic Commercial Real Estate, Swift Institute, Plenum Builders, Pinecrest Construction & Development, LP Insurance, and Hyatt Place Reno.

Reno Wheelmen offers a Wednesday group ride that begins at Idlewild Park. The meetup spot is near the California Building, and riders are grouped by pace into three categories, A, B, and C, so participants can choose the level that suits them best.

House music takes over West Street Plaza as BLT and the City of Reno present an outdoor gathering along the Truckee River. Enjoy an upbeat downtown atmosphere with selections from the Sunsets & Shadows lineup, featuring DJs Quilici, Aaron Jacobs, and Wing. This event is free and open to everyone. The Doggy Style food truck will be on site serving hot dogs, and the setting invites new connections and plenty of dancing in the Biggest Little City.

Explore the foundations of Latin dance in a welcoming, movement-focused class that gets the heart pumping. Build comfort with the basics of bachata, salsa, and merengue while developing rhythm and body awareness. The program also highlights the cultural background and history of these styles to deepen understanding. It is a supportive, low-pressure setting with plenty of laughter and joy for anyone curious about learning to dance.

Cypress Reno hosts a weekly open mic where musicians, comedians, storytellers, and other creatives share original work. Guided by hosts Greg Gilmore and Josh Kisor, the evening welcomes performers, collaborators, and listeners, creating a friendly room with fresh material and a sense of community. Sign-ups are available for anyone interested in taking the stage.

Abby’s Highway 40 hosts an open mic comedy night where comedians can test new material and audiences can enjoy live stand-up. Performers are welcome to sign up before the show, or guests can simply settle in and watch the sets. The evening is hosted by Vickie Gordon.

This seminar explores widowhood through a male lens, focusing on the transition from “we” to “me.” It highlights practical day-to-day changes that often go unnoticed and acknowledges that many men are not fully prepared to move from shared decisions and caregiving to handling life on their own. Misconceptions are addressed, including the idea that grief looks the same for everyone or that men naturally adjust without conversation or support. Attendees will hear directly from men who have lost a spouse and gain clear insight into shifts in identity, household responsibilities, social connections, and decision-making after bereavement.

This casual meetup brings bubbas together at the GSR Bowling Center at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino for an A-7 happy hour with a relaxed first night in port feel. RSVPs are appreciated but not required, and attendees are encouraged to wear their A-7 Hawaiian shirts.

This casual, community-focused gathering for Magic: The Gathering Commander takes place at Monsters & Mayhem Games, featuring relaxed multiplayer pods that emphasize creativity and fun. Players of every experience level can experiment with bold deck ideas, trade cards, and connect with fellow fans in a welcoming setting. Entry is $7 and includes 4.5 hours of table time, and snacks and drinks are available for purchase.

Savor a handcrafted chocolate and wine pairing on the patio along the Truckee River, featuring four wines matched with four of Dorinda’s chocolates. Each combination is curated in advance by tasting truffles and bonbons with every pour to create one cohesive experience. Grazing boards with meats and cheeses from The Wheyfarer Specialty Food & Cheese shop add to the evening. A $5 reservation holds a spot, with the remaining $30 collected at the end as part of a final tab that can include any extras. The pre-order price totals $35, or choose day of admission for $45. Only 65 tickets are available for each pairing, so reservations are recommended. Payment can be made online, by phone in advance, or at the door.

Craft a one of a kind ceramic serving bowl guided by Tom of Good Livin' Ceramics in a hands on workshop that welcomes beginners. Shape and roll the clay, then press dried botanicals into the surface to create raised textures and custom patterns. Choose from a selection of flowers and leaves and experiment with arrangements until the design feels just right. Tom provides step by step instruction, so all you need to bring is creativity for a calm, creative evening. Finished pieces will remain for glazing and firing, and within a few weeks they will be ready for pickup at the shop as food safe servingware.

Enjoy a lively night of team trivia at the stage area of Reno Public Market. Bring friends, pool your knowledge, and sip drinks from Honey Bar while choosing from 16 food vendors as you take on the questions. Prizes go to the top four teams, adding extra excitement to the competition. Hosted by DJ Trivia Sierra Nevada.

Algorhythm performs live in concert with guests Lizano and more at The Alpine in downtown Reno. All ages are welcome. Tickets are available at Recycled Records.

Tiempo Latino Dance Company presents a vibrant salsa night at Cypress Reno. The evening begins with an introductory dance lesson to help newcomers feel at ease, followed by a DJ set featuring salsa, bachata, and other Latin rhythms that keep the floor active. Dancers of all skill levels are welcome, whether arriving solo or with a partner, and the setting is lively and welcoming for a night of music, movement, and connection.

Tanner’s Marketplace is hosting an antique show at the Boomtown Hotel Casino. This upcoming gathering centers on antiques and will be held within the Boomtown property.

American Card Expo brings a three-day weekend of cards, comics, sports memorabilia, and more to the Nugget Resort and Casino in Sparks, Nevada. Admission is $10.

Led by multilingual reader Alison, this free weekly storytime is held in the yoga studio at Biggest Little Baby. It welcomes children of all ages and their caregivers to build language and early literacy through movement, songs, interactive moments, and stories presented in English, Spanish, French, and ASL. The experience focuses on playful learning and nurturing a lasting love of language and reading.

Jet ski races take place on the waters of Sparks Marina, with racers competing on personal watercraft.

Presented by On Track Construction Accounting, this gala at Whitney Peak Hotel blends high style and community impact with a seated gourmet dinner, a live runway competition, a silent auction, and mission spotlights tied to Dress for Success Reno. Local designers are selected to compete for a cause, transforming donated clothing, shoes, and accessories into original looks. Each designer selects a surprise bag of materials, then has six weeks to craft a runway-ready garment using at least 80 percent of what they received. Denim is the featured focus this year. The finished pieces debut on stage as designers share the stories behind their work. Judging considers alignment with the theme, quality of construction, creativity, and the complete head to toe presentation. Cash awards go to the top three designs, with $1,500 awarded for first place. A defining moment comes when women served by Dress for Success Reno take the runway, celebrating employment progress and the next steps in their journeys with support from the community. Proceeds directly fuel local programs such as professional styling, career and life skills coaching, interview preparation, and the no fee Shop for Success Thrift Boutique. Since 2017, the organization has served more than 1,700 women in Northern Nevada. VIP access includes a champagne reception, early browsing, and a preview of the auction. Individual tickets are $280 per person, and tables are available. Sponsorship opportunities at multiple levels connect brands with a community minded audience while advancing economic mobility for women in Northern Nevada.

This weekly pinball tournament is open to players of any experience level, with $5 to enter.

Red Elvises return to Reno Public Market with founder Igor Yuzov at the helm, whose path from Germany to Ukraine to Russia and a passion for once-forbidden rock and roll led to the Folk'n'Roll group Limpopo. After relocating to the United States, the band became Red Elvises and earned a reputation for a Siberia-tinged surf rock sound paired with playful lyrics that get crowds dancing. For more than two decades they have toured the globe, appeared in films such as Six String Samurai and Armageddon, and performed everywhere from Live 8 to private parties, consistently bringing a party atmosphere. Their catalog includes 12 studio albums, two live albums, a concert DVD, and a greatest-hits release.

The ODDBALLS AND OUTLAWS Tour brings IV and The Strange Band together with Clownvis Presley for a live show at Cypress in Reno. This event is open to all ages.

A casual classic car cruise-in takes place in the Starbucks parking lot. Enthusiasts gather to park their classics, chat, and enjoy coffee while checking out the lineup. It occurs on a recurring basis, and the flyer lists the specific dates.

Rolling Recreation, part of the Parks and Recreation Department’s Park Activation Division, brings free activities to city parks and open spaces to foster community engagement. At Barbara Bennett Park, this program offers opportunities to participate in no cost activities and connect with others in a park setting.

Rolling Recreation, a program within the Parks and Recreation Department’s Park Activation Division, brings free activities to city parks and open spaces for the community. It offers no-cost opportunities to participate and connect in these shared outdoor places.

Artists of all ages and experience levels can share original work in an open-air setting at Bicentennial Park. This pilot program transforms the park into an outdoor gallery, with mesh panel displays available for showcasing art. Participants may reserve a display space in advance or take one on a first-come, first-served basis. To make room for more creators, each artist may use one panel per weekend.

Doodle Your Soul returns with a creative kids arts and crafts class where children can make their own projects and take them home. The session is free, and an RSVP is requested to ensure enough supplies for everyone. Adult supervision is required for the entire class.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at a healing session that begins with an intuitive check in, then moves into a live, hands-on demonstration blending sound, energy work, aromatherapy, and breathwork. Guests can observe the process up close and see how a participant may leave feeling lighter than when they arrived. Admission is $33, and space is limited.

Celebrate the talents of the veteran community at American Legion Post 1 in Reno with a welcoming showcase featuring entertainment, camaraderie, and a meal. Veterans and guests are welcome to attend. Only veterans will take the stage. Veterans should register as veterans whether they plan to perform or simply attend. Non-veterans are invited to enjoy the event. Admission is $15 per person and includes a meal.

A small-group BBQ experience at TMCC EPIC that puts smoky, juicy brisket front and center. Space is limited to eight seats.

CMYK Festival 2026 returns to Reno at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, bringing a vibrant mix of live bands, DJ sets, performances, yoga, color-filled fun, and creative activities. Recurring color throws are scheduled for a limited portion of the festivities, then pause later in the event. Outside color is not permitted, and the powder used on site is food grade cornstarch that is biodegradable. A Kids Zone and hands-on arts and crafts are part of the experience. Music comes from Ron Deazy, Moxy Ruckus, Erika Malone, and DJ Manny, with additional performers to be announced. Food and drink will be available from Saltwater Tavern, Squeeze Play Lemonade, and Juve's Raspados, with more vendors to come. Guests must be 21 or older to purchase alcoholic beverages. Each ticket includes one color packet, and parking is free. Camera crews will be filming, and some footage may be used for promotional purposes.

Rhiannon Roze, Fantom Freq, and Broshi take over Cypress Reno for a genre-spanning night built around house, UKG, bass house, and dubstep. Additional performers, live painting, and vendor details will be announced. Promotion by Trippen Entertainment and Hydra Presents.

Registration is open for the 55th edition of this 8K, a staple of Northern Nevada running since 1969. Participants follow a quick, mostly flat route through the historic streets of Old Southwest Reno and finish on the Reno High School track for a distinctive end to the race. Families have dedicated options. The Stroller-Run division lets parents race with a child and compete for a top three spot, while others using strollers can take part in the combined Run, Walk, and Stroller-Walk division. Young runners can participate in the Junior Jog, a separate short and safe event for ages 10 and under that happens later in the morning near the finish area, with a track finish alongside the 8K field.

Press Play: Community Music Day brings together musicians and community members for a single day of ensemble playing, learning, and connection. The day begins with a full-group read-through, moves into focused sectionals, then returns to a combined run before doors open for a free public performance. Specific call times and activities vary by ensemble. There are two ways to take part, either as a musician or as a volunteer. Musicians may join jazz, orchestra, choir, or a combination. The jazz ensemble welcomes non-traditional instruments such as violin or bassoon. Participants must be able to read music and should bring their own instrument, a music stand, and the provided parts in print or on a device. The fee is $25 per musician for the day and includes a commemorative T-shirt and lunch. A limited number of scholarships are available for those who need assistance. The closing concert is free to attend, with donations appreciated. Volunteers support setup and breakdown, check-in, wayfinding, and audience seating for the concert. Walk-ins are not accepted on the day of the event. This gathering takes place at the Boys and Girls Club Donald W. Reynolds Youth & Teen Facility.

Explore a lively pop up market at Halcyon Apartments featuring rare plant growers, artists, and classes. Discover alocasias and other uncommon plants alongside handcrafted woodwork and taxidermy, with many more vendors to meet. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Free on site parking and food trucks are available. Vendors are invited to apply.

Sunday’s Best brings a leafy summer vibe to Noble Pie, with vine covered walls, thriving trees and a light breeze setting the scene for a brunch and boogie hang. With Mark Sexton curating, expect lively music alongside a renegade Reno brunch lineup that includes the Country Fried BLT, brunch pies and more. Drink offerings feature specials on Long Drink, CaliMojo, Sierra Nevada Brewing, Red Bull and Deep Eddy Vodka, plus bottomless mix and match choices such as Micheladas, Bloody, mimosas, drafts, Deep Eddy, Long Drink and wine. Additional deals include $2 off Sierra Nevada Pilsner and $1 off Long Drink, Red Bull and CaliMojo. Settle into the groove with good food, flowing drinks and smooth tunes.

Shine Tribe hosts a relaxed weekly walk from Shine Pilates to Virginia Lake and back. The route is a little over a mile and focuses on fresh air, easy movement, and community connection. All abilities are encouraged to take part, and there is no requirement to attend class beforehand. Participants meet at Shine Pilates, wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing, and may want to bring water. It is a simple out and back by the lake that highlights the pleasant Reno weather.

Beat the heat with a calming, hands-on introduction to frame loom weaving. In this three hour workshop, participants design and weave a small summer inspired wall hanging while learning foundational techniques like warping, basic weaving, adding texture, and finishing. All materials are provided, including frame looms, yarns in cotton, wool, and specialty fibers, and the necessary weaving tools. Everyone heads home with a completed piece and the confidence to continue exploring weaving afterward. Beginner friendly with no prior experience required, and suitable for ages 12 and up.

This three-hour group class focuses on preparing for breast or chestfeeding. Learn how the body produces milk and how feeding can fit into daily life. Instruction covers achieving a comfortable latch, recognizing your baby’s cues, identifying early concerns, and selecting only the supplies that are truly useful. There is dedicated discussion about how partners or another support person can help throughout the process. Participants receive take-home materials and information about local resources. Partners or a support person are encouraged to attend. Registration includes one parent and one additional support person.

Flower U-Picks are back at the farm stand for $8. No RSVP is required, and closed-toe shoes are recommended for walking the rows. Guests are welcome with a partner, friends, or family, or can enjoy a solo visit. In addition to the flowers, there will be greens, radishes, and herbs for sale, both fresh and dried, along with nursery items. This farm stand is operated by a local nonprofit.

Bliss Holistic Center hosts a gentle restorative yoga session where contributions are pay-what-you-can. The practice focuses on caring for the body, clearing the mind, and uplifting the spirit while advancing a mission to make mindfulness-based classes accessible to everyone. Embracing service as a way to honor the divine within each person, it recognizes the connection shared by all beings. Half of all donations support additional free and donation-based offerings in the community. An online RSVP is requested to reserve a spot.

Presented by the National Automobile Museum, this drive-in evening features a live band, throwback fun, and a sunset showing of Grease. Live entertainment will have the crowd dancing before the film begins, followed by the movie beneath the night sky. All proceeds support the National Automobile Museum’s educational programs. The museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Reno Public Market sets the stage for a full-on 90s celebration as As If! delivers an energized tribute to the decade’s alternative, grunge, and pop-rock favorites, with sing-along riffs and powerful vocals on songs by artists like Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, No Doubt, and Alanis Morissette. Reno’s own DJ Mo Ayala keeps the dance floor moving before and after the band and during breaks with iconic hip-hop, R&B, and pop tracks from the era. Food hall vendors offer global bites, and the central bar features themed drink specials to complete the experience. 90s style is encouraged, so think flannel and overalls, ripped denim, babydoll dresses, butterfly clips, Doc Martens, and Vans for a true throwback vibe.

Experience a sound bath at The Sleep Shop where participants recline on a mattress with pillows and bedding rather than on mats or a studio floor. Soothing waves from sound healing instruments encourage deep relaxation so the body softens and the mind grows quiet. Attendance is intentionally limited to keep the focus on complete comfort, and all necessities are provided. Tickets are $50 for one person or $80 for two.

A 24th anniversary edition of Lost 80s Live brings an evening of classic 80s acts to The Grand Theater - Grand Sierra Resort & Casino. The lineup features Oingo Boingo Former Members, The Vapors, China Crisis, Big Country, B-Movie, Katrina (formerly Katrina and the Waves), Icicle Works, Dramarama, and Musical Youth.

Live music returns to the Rib Cookoff with another performance at Great Basin Brewing. Tasty food and award-winning beers add to the experience.

Celebrate the power and attitude of 80s rock with a live tribute to Tina Turner and the trailblazing women she inspired. Backed by a hard-hitting band, five dynamic vocalists channel icons like the Pretenders, Eurythmics, Pat Benatar, Blondie, Joan Jett, Cher, Heart, Stevie Nicks, and Tina Turner, bringing the decade’s big hooks and high energy to the stage. Expect a dance-friendly atmosphere, plenty of singalong moments, and a steady stream of eye-catching wardrobe changes. 80s rock outfits are encouraged to match the onstage flair.

The Temptations take the stage at J Resort's Festival Grounds for an outdoor concert of classic favorites performed live, with food and cold drinks and a night sky backdrop. Attendees can sing along to signature songs or dance all evening.

Stay updated on food bank distribution schedules at Crosswinds. Those interested in volunteering can email jose@crosswindsnv.org and use a subject line that says Food Bank along with the month and the date you plan to serve. Please help spread the word.

The Great Reno Balloon Race marks its 45th anniversary at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno, Nevada, expanding to four full days of hot air balloon experiences. As the largest free hot air balloon event in the world, it features teardrop and other special-shape balloons, choreographed Super Glow Shows, and the renowned Dawn Patrol. The theme, “Stars, Stripes and Soaring Dreams: 45 Years of Flight,” celebrates this milestone alongside the USA’s 250th anniversary.

Now in its sixth year, TLCC’s Evening of Hope brings the community together to celebrate recovery, share personal stories, and connect community leaders while strengthening programs that support families in Northern Nevada. Support from this event helps expand treatment, bolster family services, and foster hope for those who need it most. Tickets are available, and smart casual attire is suggested.

Get practical guidance on cultivating garlic in your own garden. A selection of seed garlic varieties will be available for purchase, and spots can be reserved in advance for the class.

Deep Purple takes the stage at the Nugget Event Center with the hard rock sound and seasoned musicianship behind their era-defining catalog. Special guest Kansas joins the bill, showcasing timeless songs and a powerful live show that speaks to multiple generations. Together they deliver a concert of pure rock, full of energy and the hits fans have celebrated for decades. Presented by Corwin Buick GMC and the City of Sparks.

Deep Purple appears at the Nugget Event Center at Nugget Casino Resort.

Chihuahua Rescue Truckee Meadows, Inc. presents an adoption event at PetSmart in honor of National Hug Your Hound Adoption Day. Meet adoptable dogs, learn about their backgrounds, and discover whether one might be the right fit for your home. Questions are welcome to help ensure a thoughtful match, and each adoption opens the door for another rescue to be saved. Celebrate the simple joy of four paws, a wagging tail, and a new beginning.

Learn practical ways to turn garden cucumbers into dill pickles in a hands-on canning class led by Doreen Spires. She will explain how to get started, compare canning methods, and review the materials you will need. Topics include altitude adjustments, proper headspace, temperature control, and shelf stability. Canning jars will be available for purchase. Attendees should bring a knife, a cutting board, and measuring spoons.

Settle into deep ease at The Sleep Shop during a sound bath created for true comfort. Instead of lying on a mat or studio floor, you rest on real mattresses with pillows and bedding, free to relax with nothing else on the agenda. Waves of tone and resonance from sound healing instruments encourage profound calm as the body releases tension and the mind grows quiet, offering the kind of replenishing rest that can be hard to find. Attendance is intentionally limited to keep the atmosphere peaceful and personal. Everything you need is provided, so simply recline and allow the sound to carry you. Tickets are $50 per person, or choose duo pricing at $80 for two.

A Candlelight concert in Reno sets the stage for an intimate evening at the Celebrity Showroom, where a Listeso string quartet brings the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons to life under a warm glow of candles. The program features fan favorites including Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, A Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and My Universe. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone, the venue is ADA compliant, and guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult.

Experience a candlelit tribute honoring the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons, where the warm glow and live performers bring their hits to life. The atmosphere is soothing and immersive, with skilled musicians carrying listeners through well known melodies. Whether you are a devoted fan or discovering these songs for the first time, this performance offers a memorable evening of music in a softly lit setting.

Matthew West brings the Jesus Is King Tour to Summit Christian Church in Sparks, Nevada, with special guest Peter Burton. The concert features new songs like Good and Jesus Is King alongside favorites such as Don’t Stop Praying, The God Who Stays, Unashamed, Truth Be Told, and more, creating a night focused on worship and unity. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission access are planned, and the schedule is subject to change. To protect against scams and ensure valid tickets and event updates, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, since third party resales on TPR event pages are not permitted and tickets from unauthorized sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Get into the spirit of the season with a hands-on scarecrow workshop perfect for autumn. Create a funny, adorable, or spooky design using provided materials. All supplies are included, and the only thing to bring is your imagination. Reservations are available for these scarecrow building classes.

The Breakthrough T1D Walk is the largest worldwide gathering of the type 1 diabetes community, bringing people together with a shared purpose. This family-friendly event welcomes participants of every age and ability to raise awareness for T1D. Each step helps drive research, advocacy, and support that improve lives and move closer to cures.

Experience Jurassic Park in high definition as Jason Altieri leads the Reno Phil performing John Williams’ score live in sync with the film. The story thrusts humans into a fight for survival against ancient predators, brought to life with striking visuals and pioneering effects. Serving as the official kick-off for the Cordillera Film Festival, this presentation also includes a post-performance Q&A with actors from the film as part of your ticket. Rated PG-13, with material that may not be suitable for children.

4th Annual Ray Ray Field Day brings the community together for friendly yard game contests and food while raising funds for scholarship recipients. It takes place in the park’s upper area at the Sunrise and Sunset Pavilions, featuring activities and games, refreshments, lots of laughs and a raffle with prizes.

The second annual One Million Steps for OCD walk at Sparks Marina brings people together to increase understanding of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and to support individuals and families affected by it. The focus is on community, solidarity, and reducing stigma, celebrating the strength of those living with OCD.

Blood 'N Guts softball brings a ferocious brand of October play, where momentum can snap without warning and chaos can flip a game in a heartbeat. When everything goes sideways, there are chances to revive a fading effort or cut off the damage, which means no advantage is comfortable and no game is ever truly over. Even the third out carries peril. This revival connects with the legacy of Boneyard Blast, known as one of the sport’s largest showcases and a rowdy Irish celebration. After a sellout return in 2025, it is back in 2026 and, much like Dublin and Boneyard, is expected to sell out quickly.

A hush falls over the table as a hidden secret sets the stage for a whodunit that needs to be unraveled before dessert is served. To reserve seats, contact Beth Hammar at 209.352.9369 or use the OASIS Calendar of Events. Tickets are $35 per person, $60 per couple, or $240 for a table of eight. Ammon-Ra Temple No. 56 Daughters of the Nile is a 501c10 charitable organization.

Reno welcomes a vegan comfort food pop-up from the BBQ joint recognized as the country’s #1 vegan BBQ by VegNews and USA TODAY. The menu focuses on Southern staples and sandwich specials, featuring items like Fried Chickun, Smoked Meats, Mac N Cheeze, Beer-Cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, Jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun Corn, Totchos, and more. The entire menu is nut-free and includes several gluten-free options.

A food bank distribution at Crosswinds Assembly of God aims to keep everyone informed about scheduling. The organizers are welcoming volunteers and request that those interested email jose@crosswindsnv.org with a subject line that includes Food Bank along with the month and the specific date they plan to serve. Appreciation is extended for the support and for helping spread the word.

Golden Eagle Regional Park hosts a fierce edition of Blood ‘N Guts softball, a fall showdown where momentum can snap in an instant. Leads vanish, games refuse to be over, and that last out can flip the script. When everything starts going sideways, teams get chances to revive a rally or shut down the damage, so no contest is ever out of reach. Brought back in 2025 as a sellout, it is returning in 2026 with the spirit of Boneyard Blast, widely known as one of the biggest spectacles in the game and a raucous Irish celebration. As with Dublin and Boneyard, this event is expected to reach capacity fast, setting the stage for a weekend packed with intensity from first pitch to the final out.

NPC Mother Lode brings a carnival-inspired celebration of physique sport to Nugget Casino Resort, nodding to the era before bodybuilding’s Golden Age when muscular display lived in sideshows and under red and white striped tents. Competitors take the stage to pose alongside a guest performer, blending athleticism with showmanship. Last year featured viral electric violinist Mia Asano and Stanimal, highlighting the production’s flair for unexpected entertainment. Right outside the venue, a lively mix of fitness vendors offers deals on training gear and related products. High stakes add to the excitement... overall open winners receive complimentary registration to an IFBB Pro Qualifier in Kazakhstan.

This community walk at Sparks Marina focuses on raising awareness and funds in the fight against Alzheimer’s. Participation and donations help provide care and support while fueling research. Whether people choose to walk, contribute, or help spread the word, every effort honors loved ones, supports families, and moves us closer to a future without Alzheimer’s. It offers a chance to walk with purpose and make a meaningful impact.

Candlelight sets the scene at Celebrity Showroom for a live, multi-sensory tribute to music inspired by Halloween, performed by a Listeso string quartet under the warm glow of candles. The program highlights familiar favorites and classical showpieces, including Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters. You can also expect Danse Macabre and Night on Bald Mountain, along with Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis, the venue is ADA compliant, and attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Spend a day exploring Moon Rocks behind the wheel. Pack a simple lunch and a few snacks to keep you going. This outing welcomes families and dogs.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert pairs the third film in the series on the big screen with a live symphony orchestra performing the score. The story unfolds with encounters with a Dementor™, a ride on the Knight Bus™, and key revelations about Sirius Black™. Presented at The Grand Theater - Grand Sierra Resort & Casino.