By Dickson Realty Guest Blog Writer Chris Galli

If you’re looking for March things to do in Reno and Sparks, then you’ve found the right post! No matter if you want to race against a leprechaun, plan the perfect wedding, or support a nonprofit, you can do it all at one of the many March events in Reno/Sparks. For our top picks, keep reading!

Free Wedding Faire

• When: Sunday, March 1, 2020
• Where: My Wedding Library, 13945 S Virginia St, Ste 618, Reno
• More Information

Join Reno/Tahoe area event professionals for this free wedding fair, presented by My Wedding Library. My Wedding Library connects engaged couples with local Reno/Lake Tahoe wedding vendors, and helps couples to compare local vendors, read other brides’ reviews

By Guest Blog Writer Chris Galli with Dickson Realty

With so many February things to do in Reno and Sparks, there are plenty of ways to share the love! If you’re looking for February events in Reno/Sparks, you could support one of our community’s signature fundraisers, hear inspiring speakers or even run in your underwear (for a good cause, of course). Here are almost two dozen of events you could attend.

Come in from the Cold – Reno Swing Set

• When: Saturday, February 1, 2020
• Where: Bartley Ranch Regional Park, 6000 Bartley Ranch Road, Reno
• More Information

Enjoy a variety of performers at Bartley Ranch’s “Come in from the Cold” series in the warm and cozy Western Heritage Interpretive Center. For this session, the Reno Swing

From music and charity to awards shows and TED talks, Reno is gearing up for a busy fall.

Avant-garde cellist Zoe Keating picked up a cello in music class at school when she was 8 years old. Growing up in England, her family relocated to the U.S. when she was 11 and cello was not an option in her American music class. Her mother drove her to a town an hour away for private lessons.

The Nightingale Family Foundation has invited the internationally acclaimed cellist and composer for a benefit concert at the Reno Philharmonic. The proceeds will assist the Phil’s education and youth outreach initiatives. Go see her at the Nevada Museum of Art’s sky-high Skyroom on November 12 at 8pm. Buy tickets here.

The modern composer is known for

The 5th Annual Reno Bites Week returns with 10 days of events on October 7.

The yearly celebration of Reno’s foodie culture is back with a bang and will have more than two dozen food establishments participating in the events that run from October 7 until the 14. Restaurants are offering specials and menus at $10, $20 and $30. The organization has chosen the befitting tagline “Break the Chain. Eat Local.” to advertise the eleven exciting events offered this year. Check the Reno Bites website for tickets and more information!

(The Brasserie St. James Portobello fries and Kolsch)

Reno Bites Kickoff, October 7 @ 5:30pm

Various Locations

Kick off the 5th anniversary of Reno Bites with a broadcasted overview of the event which will be

What is all the hype about Reno? We’re here to tell you.

Northern Nevada has long-been known for being home to the largest alpine lake in North America, Lake Tahoe. But that isn’t all that the area has to offer. Reno lives up to its classic adage of being “The Biggest Little City”. From the views of the snow-capped Sierra Mountains to the tax-friendly business structure, it was easy to come up with 10 reasons we love living here.

1. There’s always something to do

The Reno-Tahoe region is blessed with 300 days of sunshine annually. Combine that with four distinct seasons and it is hard to stay indoors on just about any given day of the year. With the abundance of mountains, lakes, rivers, sun and snow, the range and choices of outdoor