We’ve got so many amazing local vendors join us for Fairy Fair! 🧚✨ If you’re interested in a quieter shopping & art experience come by between 12pm - 4pm. If you’re ready to rock then join us from 4pm - 8pm for all of the basement bands! 🎸⚡️
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VISION BOARD WORKSHOP with Rebecca✨. 📅 Jan 24, 2026 | ⏰ 2–4pm📍 Wildflower on 7th. Make 2026 come ALIVE! Create your vision for 2026. No art skills needed 🎨Just cut, paste, dream, and align. ✔️ All supplies included✔️ Fun, relaxed, supportive vibe✔️ Perfect for clarity, intention & inspiration💵 $55 total➡️ $20 non-refundable deposit to hold your spot➡️ $35 due at the workshopSpots are limited to ensure supplies ✂️Rebecca Price is a local artist and former educator. You have seen her work at Uncle Junkee and Painted Tree Boutiques, and now she is bringing her vision to Wildflower!
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te or something to drink, learn all about jumping spiders, and maybe adopt a tiny friend of your own 💖🫶📅 Sat, Jan 24⏰ 4–7PM📍 Press Start Arcade · RenoTiny spiders. Big joy. Arcade vibes. 💫
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the Western Shoshone People. This event will include a film screening of the short film, “Our Land, Our Life” (approx. 25 min), accompanied by a reading of the comic by author Myk Mendez, followed by a Q&A session.
Entry is donation-based, and all proceeds will benefit The Noowuh Knowledge Center (Learn More).
This event is for all ages. Seating will be limited to about 60 people, with additional room for standing. Please come on time if you desire a seat (doors at 6 pm). If you have any accessibility needs, you may also email alana@hollandreno.org for accommodations and info.
In a scene so often dominated by technology and gimmicks, Reno, Nevada's Arizona Jones prefers to do it the old fashioned way – live and personal.
And when they put their rockin' spin on classic R&B hits from the 60's and 70's, you never know who'll be singing louder, the audience or the band. Expect the greatest grooves from legends like Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, and Diana Ross to carry you deep into the night.
Don't forget your dancing shoes! Free and open to everyone!
pursuit of peace, where every note seeks solace, strength, and triumph. The journey begins with Grażyna Bacewicz’s Overture, a dazzling burst of orchestral brilliance that crackles with energy. She broke new ground as she continued writing music while war threatened to destroy her country. Davidson Fellow Zlatomir Fung takes center stage for Elgar’s Cello Concerto, a soul-baring masterpiece that speaks in whispers and echoes in eternity. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 brings the evening to a jubilant close, its relentless rhythms and soaring melodies sweeping us toward a finale that dances with unshakable joy.
ON THE PROGRAM
Grażyna Bacewicz Overture Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 7 op. 92 in A MajorEdward Elgar Cello Concerto op. 85 in E minor
nd fills the room with jazz the way it was meant to be heard—live, unpolished, and close enough to feel in your ribs.
This isn’t background music. This is sit-down, sip-slow, listen-close jazz. The kind that pairs better with rum than applause, and sounds best under low lights and questionable decisions.
Expect swing, standards, cool moods, and melodies that drift like smoke toward the ceiling while the outside world politely disappears.
Behind the bar:• Classic tiki cocktails mixed with discipline• Rum meant for patience, not speed• Drinks older than your excuses
Hungry sailors: Order from Taste of India next door and eat like you planned ahead for once.
Important advice from an old dog:
Get here early. Seats go fast. Jazz waits for no one, and neither do we.
No cover. No shouting. No phones glowing like lighthouses.
Just music, rum, and a room that knows how to behave.
