will be available at Scolaris, any Nevada State Bank location and the Reno Rodeo Ticket Office. The prices of the wristbands will be $33 each in advance.  
If you are not attending the rodeo, it will be $10 to get onto grounds and attend the carnival.
Davis Shows Northwest has been our carnival provider for the past several years.Owned and operated by Pat and Geraldine Davis, Davis Shows NW, Inc., is a family oriented traveling carnival.  Pat’s parents, Mannie & Melba Davis opened Davis Amusement Company back in 1950 and passed on the family tradition of providing quality rides and games in a carnival atmosphere to their children.
At Davis Shows NW, we take great pride in providing safe family oriented rides, games, and quality food concessions throughout the season.  As a traveling amusement company, we are able to offer our family friendly carnival experience at fair grounds, shopping centers, and other prime locations in the Pacific Northwest, Nevada and Idaho.
Davis Shows NW takes several steps to insure our customer’s safety. These include the following:

Rides are inspected daily by maintenance personnel to be sure they will function properly and safely.
Weekly employee safety meetings.
Regular employee safety training, which includes employee attendance at the Northwest Showmen’s Club annual safety seminar and additional third party training.
Clearly posted signs on rides to explain size requirements for the faster rides.
We operate a full time repair shop in Tygh Valley, Oregon where we complete regular maintenance and major overhauls on our equipment.
Insurance company ride inspections.
On site unit managers to oversee operations and help to insure safety at every show.

For more information on what they offer check out davisshows.nw.com

rsemanship skills and competitive drive in this fast and furious event make it a crowd favorite.
In barrel racing, the contestant and her horse enters the arena at full speed. As they begin the course the horse and rider trigger an electronic eye that starts the clock. The racer rides a cloverleaf pattern around three barrels positioned in the arena, and then sprinting back out, trips the eye and stops the clock as she leaves.
The contestant can touch or even move the barrels but receives a five-second penalty for each barrel that is overturned.

ot in the correct position when the horse hits the ground on its first jump out of the chute, the cowboy has failed to “mark out” the horse properly and is disqualified.
Throughout the eight-second ride, the cowboy must grasp the rigging (a handhold made of leather and rawhide) with only one hand.
The rider is judged on his control and on his spurring technique. The score also is based on the rider’s “exposure” to the strength of the horse, and the horse’s performance accounts for half the total score. A rider is disqualified if he touches his equipment himself or the animal with his free hand.

Events Center June 23-25, 2025

Yonder PresentsSummer Youth Circus CampTuesday, June 23rd - Thursday, June 26thDaily 10 AM - 3 PMAges: 6 - 12Location: Yonder Aerials & Dance405 Western Rd #35Reno, NV 89506(775)813-7442
Spots are Limited - Sign up now for an unforgettable experience!https://yonderaerials.com/class-management/...
 
Our program is a whirlwind of fun while we explore teamwork, movement, and creativity. Here’s what we’ve got lined up:Dance & Movement Arts - We will be dancing on the ground and in the air. We will get to know our campmates with partner work. And we will build up to a performance that will take place on the last day of camp.Arts & Crafts - Your little artist will create their own costumes and props for our final performance at the end of the day on Thursday.Lunch in the Park - We will get outside and eat lunch at Panther Park, which has its own splash pad. Remember to pack a lunch, bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen.Performance Opportunity - There will be a final performance on Thursday at 2:30 PM so we can demonstrate all the cool things we’ve learned throughout the week.

rintmaking: sketching, carving, and transferring designs onto paper. Campers will explore different printmaking methods to create patterns, stamps, and original artworks, and will leave the camp with several of their own designs and inspiration to create more.
Dress comfortably for artistic exploration!
Ages: 11-15
All supplies included. A midmorning snack will be provided. Please note any dietary restrictions.
Instructor: Anastassia Manoussova
The camp will be held in the Classroom, on the ground floor of the Lake Mansion. Park in our free lot off Arlington Avenue and walk down the ramp.

Lake Mansion
$180.00
01:00 PM - 04:00 PM, every day through Jun 27, 2025

ickets: $65 Contact: docbar@renorodeo.com for tickets!LIVE music by Jakota Wess!

guitar riffs, soaring vocals, and an electrifying larger-than-life show. The quintet consists of Robbie Dylan (lead vocals), Josh Alfano (lead guitar), Jack Kaiser (rhythm guitar, vocals), Jonathan Tatooles (drums), andErik McIntyre (bass). Expect no facades, no mysticism, no pretenses. Expect only one thing with Ace Monroe, sleek, unapologetic, hard-driving music that not only rocks, but rolls.
All ages
June 23
Doors 6:30 pm
Show 7:30 pm
brought to Cypress by Jmaz Productions

Monday, June 23rd 2025Daikaiju rocks 4th Street Coffee Bar!
ALL AGES
Doors @ 7pShow @ 8p$10
https://daikaiju.bandcamp.com
"This is what you need to know about Daikaiju: They're loud. They're all instrumental (duh). And they're the band to see if you want to experience surf rock at its most offensive." - Kelly Weidman, The InformerDaikaiju is a mysterious chimera of sound and imagery that was first sighted in the winter of 1999. Entities of sonic mayhem, Daikaiju takes the sound of waves crashing and shrieking atomic lizards and makes it rock in a way that instills shock and awe in all who experience their shows-a highly interactive and confrontational performance that literally draws the audience into the massive vortex of sound generated by the band. Concealed behind masks, this troupe of mystery people create a mutant style of epic, high energy instrumental rock that seamlessly incorporates a wide variety of musical styles including surf, punk, noise, metal, psychedelic and progressive rock.
Like its namesake, the music of Daikaiju is a great, mysterious beast. Compelling melodies, hard-hitting riffs and shifting dynamics fuse together to create songs that dare the listener to experience the secret history of the universe-a fantastic reality of giant monsters, super humans, and extraterrestrial invasions that unfolds like the soundtrack of the greatest monster movie never made.

Counterproductive - SeattleHead Stone - RenoMoshe - Renoignoramus - Reno6.24 / 7pm / $10

| Show: 7:00 PM📍 Venue: The Empire – 620 Ryland, Reno, NV 89509📞 Info: (775) 555-5555🎟️ Tickets: $10 – Available at the door
Get ready for a high-energy night of rock as HARBOR takes the stage at The Empire, joined by the explosive sounds of Third Offense and Drag Me Under. This is your chance to catch three powerhouse bands in one unforgettable show.
Come early, grab a drink, and secure your spot — this one’s going to be loud.

need 150 pints of blood each day? If you have some time to spare, please come help save lives. One donation can save three lives! Walk-ins are welcome, and we challenge you to bring a friend!
 
Saint Mary’s Health Network235 W. 6th Street, Reno, NV 89503Wednesday, June 25th9:00 am – 2:00 pm**Donate in the bloodmobile on Arlington Street**