March in Reno and North Lake Tahoe is packed with action, adventure, and entertainment! Experience the winter magic of SNOWFEST, a 10-day festival celebrating the best of Tahoe’s snowy wonderland, or cheer on the Nevada Wolf Pack as they battle the New Mexico Lobos. Take a journey to Neverland with Peter Pan, lace up for the Leprechaun Race, or sing along to Justin Moore’s country hits. Rock fans won’t want to miss Killer Queen, a high-energy tribute to one of the greatest bands of all time. No matter your vibe, Reno and Tahoe have an event to make your March unforgettable!

North Lake Tahoe SNOWFEST

Now through March 9

The North Lake Tahoe SNOWFEST, happening February 28 - March 9, 2025, is one of the most exciting winter extravaganzas on

The Reno-Tahoe region is renowned not just for its stunning landscapes but also for producing some of the world’s finest athletes who have gone on to achieve Olympic glory. From snow-covered slopes to swimming pools, these Olympians have made their mark on the global stage, bringing pride to Northern Nevada.

Reno’s Olympic Heroes

David Wise: A two-time gold medalist in the Freeskiing Halfpipe, David Wise is a native of Reno and a true legend in the world of winter sports. Wise claimed gold in both the 2014 Sochi and 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics and added a silver medal in the 2022 Beijing Games, further cementing his legacy in freeskiing. David Wise is also an Honorary Montreux Golf & Country Club member.

Krysta Palmer: Making waves in diving,

As the winter chill begins to fade and the promise of spring hangs in the air, Reno and Lake Tahoe come alive with a kaleidoscope of family-friendly events that promise laughter, excitement, and memories to cherish. From the rhythm of live music echoing through the snow-covered peaks to the adrenaline-pumping action of arenacross competitions, and the mesmerizing wonder of magic shows, there's something for everyone in this vibrant corner of Nevada. So, bundle up, grab your loved ones, and get ready for a whirlwind of fun as we dive into the best events to enjoy from winter into the early days of spring in Reno and Lake Tahoe.

Magique: The Show of Shows

February 3 - 24

Magique is Reno’s resident five-star attraction that is sure to amaze

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

In the latest report from a SmartAsset study, it's official: Reno has become the second most coveted destination for baby boomers nationwide. Drawing from the 2022 census data, the study highlights the city's irresistible charm for individuals aged 55 to 74. Let’s delve into the reasons behind Reno's surge in popularity among this demographic and explore why it's emerging as the go-to location for those seeking the perfect blend of luxury, lifestyle, and community.

The Biggest Little City Magnet

Unveiling the Numbers

According to the SmartAsset study, Reno welcomed a staggering 8,329 baby boomers in the last year alone. Impressively, this demographic now constitutes 3.07% of the city's total population, positioning Reno as the second most

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

The mountains in Northern Nevada are dusted with snow and the holiday season is in the air! There are so many great activities during the winter season to enjoy. From skiing and snowmobiling to ice skating and snowshoeing, the outdoor fun is endless. After a day on the slopes, there are plenty of attractions in the city this December to get you in the holiday spirit. Don’t be a scrooge, check out some of these fun and exciting upcoming events!

Christmas Wonderland

THE ROW

November 23 - December 25

THE ROW announces the return of “Christmas Wonderland” in the Eldorado Showroom, beginning Thanksgiving week on Wednesday, Nov. 23, with performances through Sunday, Dec. 25. The family-friendly Christmas spectacular will be complete with

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

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