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ranger - Reno
Izzy Outer Space - LA
Rose Haze - Oakland

6.14 // 8pm // $10

e music!  
 
Acid Box- is a hard rock/heavymetal/punk fusion band with blues influence from Fallon NV. We're loud
Burning Harvest-Progressive Fusion Metal band located in Reno/Tahoe.
#punk #metal #grunge #livemusic #spreadthesparkle 

gh time, as they take the stage at the Afterglow Lounge!
Live music, cold drinks, and Saturday night energy  Hindsight is rocking the Afterglow Lounge—are you in?
 June 14 |  9 PM – 12 AM |  J Resort

your weekend with Red, White & Brews – a high-energy night of non-stop beats, good vibes, and ice-cold drinks! 🔥
🎧 Featuring live sets from:DJ Ken & DJ KunfuzionSpinning nothing but the best in freestyle and old school all night long!
Whether you're dancing under the stars or chilling with a brew in hand, this is the spot to be. Don’t miss out!

tropical vibes, and non-stop dancing with house and techno all night long.
Joining us on the decks:
Adam Vaughn
Jaytay
Kenny Cordeiro
Vic Crulich
Zasz
21+

Ray’s first sports love was baseball, he loved competition and hitting the links with family and friends. 
This year, the scramble-style golf tournament will be held at the beautiful LakeRidge Golf Course in Reno, Nevada! We’re ecstatic to see you all on the links bright and early on June 14th, 2025. The shotgun start kicks off at 8 am. There will be food, fun games, and, of course, the Fireball! 
Get your 4-person team together, get registered and then show up to have a blast while raising  money for a great cause!

High Desert.
For five days leading up to the Reno Rodeo, up to 60 guests join a team of volunteer cowboys to drive 300 head of rodeo steers from Winnemucca Ranch to Reno, Nev. Guests travel from around the world to partake in this authentic slice of buckaroo life, many of whom return year after year.
For many, the Reno Rodeo Cattle Drive is more than a vacation; it’s a paradigm shift, a chance to see the world through the lens of a true-blue cowboy. Long, dusty afternoons are soaked up on horseback, navigating short-horned cattle through dusty plateaus and sunbaked sagebrush. Food and supplies are transported the old-fashioned way: in 1800s-style horse- or mule-drawn wagons lugging guests’ gear. Rain, snow, and beating sun are all fair game during the Reno Rodeo Cattle Drive, but they are no match to the sweeping vistas and a profound sense of accomplishment participants experience with the close of each day.
With daylight’s departure comes the time to let loose. Long days on horseback are rewarded with all the well-deserved luxury a cowboy could dream of. Technicolor sunsets usher in evenings laced with laughter and camaraderie. Hearty catered meals and an open bar are welcome staples to nights spent gathered around the campfire singing songs, sharing cowboy poetry and forging memories that will last a lifetime. In the words of past participants, there’s nothing like it.
The final leg of the journey culminates at high noon as the cattle drive makes its grand entrance into Reno hitting the pavement at Oddie Blvd to McCarran Blvd and down Sutro Street. Here the crew is greeted with sidewalks brimming with smiling faces and children hoisted up on shoulders. It’s certainly a sight to behold as the buckaroos navigate 300 rodeo steers through the paved streets of Reno, much to the marvel of those looking on.
The completion of the Reno Rodeo Cattle Drive marks the official start of the “Wildest Richest Rodeo in the West.” Whether you’re participating in the full five-day affair or taking it all in from the sidelines, there’s no denying that this is a spectacular experience that’s not to be missed.

y Marys—complete with a sidecar! Bring the whole fam and celebrate Dad with hearty food, handcrafted drinks, and great company. Reservations recommended – call 775.900.3930 to make yours.

Let's enjoy our outdoors with a mostly shaded moderate hike from the Whites Creek trailhead to see if there is any water left in Dry Pond. Let's have a nice walk together and converse "en Français" but not required.
Inspired by the success of April's Walk for Peace (Bougez pour la Paix), the Alliance Française de Reno is organizing a series of casual walks (Randonnée) for all ages and fitness levels. These hikes will take place in our beautiful surrounding areas, promoting a healthy lifestyle and fostering community spirit.
Led by our Member and passionate hiker, Christophe Duchateau.
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Event Date: Sunday, June 15th, 2025
Time: 9:00 am to approximately 1:00 pm (including time for a picnic)
Let's enjoy our outdoors with a mostly shaded moderate hike from the Whites Creek trailhead to see if there is any water left in Dry Pond.
About 4.4 mile out-and-back, 730 ft elevation gain. First two thirds of the ascent are in a forested area, the last third is more exposed.
Meet at the Parking: "Whites Creek Dry Pond Trailhead" https://maps.app.goo.gl/8dYCXHr1yAnBVrTi9
Map of the trail: Parcours : https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/whites-creek-to-dry-pond-9f6f238?u=i&sh=jfysdv

h whatever Father’s Day brings up and not do it alone.Pay what you can (no one turned away)Sunday, June 1511AM to 1PMWildflower on 7th1273 W 7th St, RenoRSVP at wildfloweron7th.com

at the Gatekeeper’s Museum. 

winning musician Peter Feldmann, this all-acoustic group brings a rich blend of fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and bass. Their music ranges from Appalachian string tunes and Elizabethan ballads to cowboy songs and heartfelt harmonies. A true celebration of roots music. All ages welcome
Donations appreciatedInfo or to-go food orders: 775-847-7474