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

Where in the world can you soak up phenomenal alpine views and enjoy renowned outdoor recreation in all four seasons? Why, Incline Village of course!

Snow enthusiasts know that we are in the best part of winter and this has spurred an interest in the Incline Village real estate market. With the changes from the pandemic at top of mind, people are looking to switch from urban living to the expansiveness of the Sierra Nevada landscape.

An influx of buyers coupled with quickly moving inventory makes Incline Village real estate a hot market for both sellers and buyers alike—even when temperatures drop. In December 2020, 92 single-family homes and condos were available on the market—a 48.6% decrease year over year. So, it’s no surprise that the available

Greetings from Reno-Tahoe!

We are kicking off the New Year with great intentions – to have more fun! Our team has so much gratitude for this place that we call home and all of the wonderful recreation that it provides. We are just getting into the winter season and wanted to share with you some of our favorite local activities – you can even enjoy them with social distancing!

Ice Skating

There’s something about the ice rink that brings excitement and joy. Maybe it’s the prospect of lots of hot chocolate, or the classic feel to the winter pastime. Either way, there are plenty of places in Reno and around Lake Tahoe to lace up your skates. Ice skating is great for the kids and grandkids too! Most places have gear available to help the

Reno-Tahoe cares about promoting and implementing fitness programs for people 50 years and better.

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The Reno-Tahoe Senior Games return on January 28, 2017 for participants in both individual and team competitions. Competitors will compete within age groups to win gold, silver and bronze medals. Registration is available now through January 20 by mail, or January 23 via in-person drop-off or online.

The free Opening Ceremony will take place on Saturday, January 28 and conclude on Valentine’s Day, February 14, with a special V-Day Dinner and Dance event at the Eldorado Resort Casino.

From such events as archery, basketball, beanbag baseball, bowling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, go-kart racing, downhill