September in Reno-Tahoe is a month filled with exciting events that showcase the region’s vibrant culture and community spirit. From the awe-inspiring Great Reno Balloon Race to the delicious Genoa Candy Dance, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a fan of art, music, food, or history, Reno-Tahoe offers a diverse lineup of events that capture the essence of this unique area.

The Great Reno Balloon Race kicks off the month with its colorful display of hot air balloons soaring through the skies, drawing crowds from around the world. Following closely, the Reno Greek Festival offers a taste of Mediterranean culture with authentic food, music, and dance. Art enthusiasts can look forward to the Reno Tahoe International Art Show, which

This summer marks a significant milestone for The Club at ArrowCreek in Reno, NV, as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Since its inception, the Club has grown to become a cornerstone of the community, offering exceptional amenities and fostering a sense of belonging among its members.

A Journey Through Time

The journey of The Club at ArrowCreek began in 1996 when Southwest Pointe Partners LLC and Western Management LLC acquired 3,200 acres in the foothills of Southwest Reno. The vision was to create a premier gated golf course community featuring two 18-hole golf courses, a resident's center, a commercial center, and 1,090 lots with common grounds. Arnold Palmer, the legendary golfer, marked the groundbreaking event by shooting an arrow into

Nestled in the heart of the Sierra Nevada, Reno and Lake Tahoe beckon winter enthusiasts with a seasonal wonderland that extends far beyond the exhilarating slopes of our world-renowned ski resorts. Whether you're a family with children, empty nesters craving adventure, or retirees seeking a serene yet vibrant community, the winter activities in this region are a testament to the diverse and enchanting experiences awaiting you.

Reno Winter Activities

While the allure of Lake Tahoe's skiing and snowboarding is just a stone's throw away, the Biggest Little City has its own array of winter delights. Grand Sierra Resort, a hub of excitement, boasts an expansive 8,000 square foot ice skating rink. Picture yourself enjoying the camaraderie around the

Spring kept us waiting for a while, but it finally seems like it is here to stay! We enjoy four seasons in Northern Nevada and this spring there are plenty of fun and exciting events to attend for all different ages. 

Reno Aces

Starting in April

The Reno Aces are a Minor League Baseball team of the Pacific Coast League and the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. They are located in Reno and play their home games at Greater Nevada Field, which opened in 2009.

Monster Jam

April 21 - 23

Experience full-throttle family fun at Monster Jam®, where world-class athletes and their 12,000-pound monster trucks tear up the dirt in wide-open competitions of speed and skill. Witness massive stunts, big-air, backflips and fierce

Residents of Northern Nevada are lucky to have their pick of activities to enjoy both indoors and outdoors. With Lake Tahoe just a 30-minute drive away from the city, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy four mild seasons to peak every interest. Right here in Reno there are events ranging from classical music series to brewery tours to monster truck shows, and everything in between. Please enjoy this selection of attractions and activities to enjoy the rest of winter right here in Reno-Tahoe. 

Skiing/Snowboarding

Lake Tahoe is one of the largest alpine lakes in the world and is home to 15 ski resorts, each with their own unique slice of heaven in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The famous resorts dot both the Nevada and California side of the

With the highest concentration of ski resorts in North America, it’s no wonder Reno-Tahoe is home to so many Winter Olympic athletes. For the third straight winter event, local athletes won a region-best four medals. This year, Reno’s David Wise won the silver medal in the ski halfpipe, to add to this previous collection of two gold medals.

Northern Lake Tahoe played host to the 1960 Olympic Games in Squaw Valley, one of the largest ski areas in the United States. The popular landmark has served as inspiration for everyday skiers and local Olympic hopefuls. Since the games, visitors have come to ski at Palisades Lake Tahoe Ski Resort on the mountain that Olympians jumped in the 60’s and to see the tribute sign with the Olympics Rings near the ski

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has announced that Team USA will play at the Reno Events Center for the 2022 Davis Cup qualifier against Colombia. The competition will take place March 4 – 5 and be the very first Davis Cup match in Reno as well as the first in Nevada since 1995. In fact, the only time that the competition has taken place in the Silver State was when the U.S. and Sweden played at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas 17 years ago.

A Davis Cup event is an international showcase of some of the world’s best tennis players and is viewed as the World Cup of men’s tennis. The competition is the largest international team play in world sport with almost 150 nations participating every year. The upcoming qualifier is a best-of-five match

Thinking of relocating to Reno-Tahoe? We don’t blame you. Northern Nevada is arguably one of the best places to stake your claim in the great 50 states. As one of the fastest growing states in the nation, Nevada has so much to offer and we compiled a list of our favorite fun facts to know about the Reno-Tahoe region.

1) Research your neighborhoods. Whatever you’re in the market for, Reno-Tahoe has it all when it comes to living options. Enjoy the hustle and bustle of city life? Or perhaps looking for a quiet refuge in the forest? Each neighborhood in the area holds its unique charms.

2) Traffic doesn’t (mostly) exist. Rush hour in Northern Nevada mostly revolves around ski or beach traffic after an epic powder day or one of many cloudless summer

Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is a favorite resort for many locals and visitors to the Reno-Tahoe area. This winter, work will begin to upgrade some of the ski terrain of the mountain and introduce a brand-new high-speed chairlift.

The Lakeview area of the mountain will be expanding to include new terrain and the project is estimated to cost around $7.5 million, with expected completion ahead of the 2022 – 23 winter season.

“For 41 years, the Lakeview triple has provided access to incredible skiing and riding and expansive views of Lake Tahoe. Last season, strong ridership combined with COVID-19 related chairlift restrictions proved it necessary to increase Lakeview’s lift capacity,” said Mike Pierce, Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe marketing director. “When

The wildest, richest rodeo in the west returned last week after a one-year absence: the Reno Rodeo! Kicking off its competition schedule on Thursday, June 17 with their traditional Xtreme Bulls event, it marked the first of Northern Nevada’s major events to make a full return following last year’s shutdowns due the pandemic.

The rodeo has had its full schedule of events as well as no spectator restrictions on attendance, with ten full days of competition and special events. Events will wrap up with finals on June 26 at the Outdoor Arena at the Livestock Events Center.

“The Reno Rodeo has been around for a long time and it’s been an important part of the fabric of our community, not only because of the economic impact to our region, but