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Getaway Reno/Tahoe supports social distancing and safe practices promoting the health of our community. Due to the COVID-19 health crisis, content is updated to the best of our knowledge. Please keep in mind, many photos featured in our publication and online platform were taken before the pandemic and may not reflect current conditions. As you navigate your Reno/Tahoe adventure, be sure to visit the corresponding event url or business page to check cancellations, closings and/or current safety protocols. Stay safe, stay healthy, be kind. Thank you.

GETAWAY NAVIGATORS 06 Meet Your GETAWAY Team GET CONNECTED 08 Getaway’s Social Media Guide ARTS & CULTURE 10  The Art of Protest ADVENTURE 14  Spontaneous Itineraries 16  Go Parking 18 Golfing Delight ENTERTAINMENT 20 All-Weather Fun FOOD & DRINK 24  Don’t Dine In, Dino Out! 26  Sizzling Steaks & Sunshine SHOPPING 28  Open-Air Shopping Vibes SPECIAL FEATURE 30 Star Navigators EXPLORE 42 Reno/ Tahoe Regional Map 45 Reno/Sparks Area Map 46 Tahoe South NV Map 48 South Lake Tahoe Map 50 Tahoe South CA Map 51 Carson Area Map GETAWAY LIST 52 Explore Tahoe Getaway List 56 Explore Reno/Sparks Getaway List 57 Explore Carson Getaway List

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Reno/Tahoe is rocking with Star Navigators who believe in our community and are doing all they can to help it thrive during these unprecedented times.

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THE WORLD STAGE Contemporary Art from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

SPONSOR Julie and Michael Teel | Raley’s;

Volunteers in Art of the Nevada Museum of Art SUPPORTING SPONSOR Kathie Bartlett ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Quentin Abramo;

Rory Higgins and Colby Williams; Dana and Greg Lee; Heidi Allyn Loeb; Katie O’Neill and Chris Gonya

Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts | E. L. Wiegand Gallery 160 West Liberty Street in downtown Reno, Nevada | nevadaart.org

Kehinde Wiley, Marechal Floriano Peixoto II, 2009, Oil on canvas, 96 x 72 inches. Collection of the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation. © 2020 Kehinde Wiley. Courtesy of Roberts Projects; Hung Liu, Official Portraits: Citizen, edition 12/30, 2006, Lithograph with collage, 30 ¼ x 30 inches. Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer. © Hung Liu. Courtesy Nancy Hoffman Gallery; After Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Head), edition PP 1/5, 1983/2001, Screenprint, 40 x 40 inches. Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer. © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York.

NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER

Project Manager / Editor in Cheif

Project Manager /Editor

s I sit down to write my publisher’s letter for this A issue of Getaway Reno/Tahoe, I was hoping to avoid the current buzzwords: unprecedented, difficult times, new normal. Now that I’m typing, I think that will probably be impossible.

This issue is anything but normal, just like the year 2020. The timing of the lock downs, quarantines and business closures made our Spring 2020 issue obsolete before we could even distribute it. Our main focus tends to be telling visitors about all the great things our region has to offer. This time it’s different. Like so many other businesses around the world, we must pivot and be proactive, not reactive, to the new reality we all face. We knew the traditional efforts promoting the area, our partners, clients and customers was impractical, at least for the time being. We quickly shifted gears in our effort to appeal to our large audience of online followers. We launched getVIRTUAL, a brand new show with the goal to amplify resilient local stories and inspire community connectedness, virtually. getVIRTUAL can be found on YouTube, Facebook and IGTV, as well as our newly redesigned website planmygetaway.com. During the last few months, through getVIRTUAL and our continued involvement in the community, we witnessed so many amazing stories of kindness, strength and resilience. The stories of positivity despite many obstacles inspired us greatly. This issue is dedicated to the “Star Navigators” (pg. 36) who have risen to the occasion to bring a sense of hope and continue making our community so amazing. As you read this publication, our hope is that you are moved by the “Star Navigators” and show your support for their efforts. We encourage you to post about it and tag us @getawayrenotahoe and @ getawyrt. Keep an eye out for our giveaways and prize packages. Feel free visit our YouTube channel @getawayrenotahoe to preview the videos and past getVIRTUAL episodes. All of our issues can be downloaded and taken with you on issuu.com or the issuu mobile app, just search for Getaway Reno/ Tahoe. Getaway Reno/Tahoe supports social distancing and safe practices promoting the health of our community. Due to the COVID-19 health crisis, content is updated to the best of our knowledge. Please keep in mind, many photos featured in our publication and online platform were taken before the pandemic and may not reflect current conditions. As you navigate your Reno/Tahoe adventure, be sure to visit the corresponding event url or business page to check cancellations, closings and/or current safety protocols. Stay safe, stay healthy, be kind. Thank you.

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NAVIGATORS Meet your navigators. The Getaway Reno/Tahoe team will point you in the right direction to experience the region we call home in the most meaningful way.

Heidi Bethel Natasha Bourlin Meghan Burk Kayla Carr Rebecca David Todd Poth

Rea Matthews Troy Matthews Britton Griffith Annie Flanzraich Richard Peraldo

Todd Poth Publisher

Todd is a world traveler and proud alumni of THE Ohio State University. He is a happy husband and father of three daughters ages 5 and under. (Which helps explain his hair loss.) His spare time is dedicated to giving back to the community and the Tahoe-Douglas Rotary Club.

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Meghan Burk Brand Director

A spokesperson, public figure and tv host, Meghan aims to inspire others to try new things. When she isn’t clicking away on the computer, you will find her on a mountain peak, hanging from a rock wall or floating on water.

Dallas Burns Business Solutions Manager

As a 20-year resident, when Dallas isn’t networking at community functions, she’s hiking or enjoying hot springs in the Sierra with her husband and dog Cheetara. She loves to discover hidden wonders of the area.

Photography Jeramie Lu Creative Direction Meghan Burk, Courtney Meredith Models Mark Estee, Oliver X, Kaya and Kevin Stanley, Britton Griffith, Debbie McCarthy, Courtney Meredith, Jaclyn Coleman, Grant Denton

Rebecca David Social Media Director

Rebecca has a passion for trying new things, enjoys staying active and believes you are never too old to be young. Her and her fiance love all the things Reno/Tahoe has to offer, from hiking to getting out on Lake Tahoe or playing in the snow. Her love for the area truly shines within her.

Heidi Bethel Project Manager/Editor in Chief

Heidi, a Nevada native, runs her own business, Bethel Communication and Events. She enjoys the wide range of activities and celebrates all things Reno/Tahoe with her husband and two sons. She is delighted to let visitors know about all the great things to do in Reno/Tahoe!

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Take a moment to recognize the heroes in the fight against COVID-19, keeping the community safe as the globe faces unprecedented times.

Getaway would like to thank our brave nurses, first responders and hospital workers for their tireless dedication during this worldwide pandemic.

We’re all in this together. Be a hero. Wear a mask. We thank you!

Honoring all our amazing healthcare workers fighting the good fight.

To those in Barton Blue, we thank you for all that you do!

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We are ready for you when you need us.

Protecting even the newest of patients to keep everyone healthy.

We know you’re smiling under that mask. Help us help you. Please wear a mask.

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lack Lives Matter. That strident, self-evident declaration that burst onto our consciousness after Michael Brown’s killing in Ferguson, has spawned a global justice movement to end racial discrimination, shining a torchlight on the inequities of a nation yearning to embody its creed: indivisible. From the midnight lynching of Mexican “desperado” Luis Ortiz on the Virginia Street Bridge, by 70 masked members of the 601 Vigilance Committee in 1891, to the current protest actions in the Newlands Park district of Old Southwest Reno, Reno’s racist racial history is coming under closer scrutiny. One of civilization’s most cogent communication tools — art — is being used as an instrument of peaceful protest and change.

K IDS IN C AGES If you’ve walked along the streets of downtown or Midtown Reno, you have undoubtedly seen the vivid art of the Mexico City-raised artist Edwin Martinez Esco. The U.S. Navy veteran creates vibrant murals and paintings depicting historical figures from his native Mexico, like Pancho Villa, Zapata and Frida Kahlo, that dot the Reno wallscape. His unique style is instantly recognizable and his messages unmistakable. In one particularly incendiary piece titled “My Heart Goes Out To You,” Esco shows a Mexican immigrant child, separated from parents, clutching detention fencing, with huge, mournful eyes. The emotional impact of this piece 10 getaway reno/tahoe • planmygetaway.com

is instantaneous. I teared up upon seeing it, imagining the terror and helplessness thousands of children are facing at our southern borders. “’My Heart Goes Out To You’ is for the families getting torn apart; kids separated from their loved ones and getting treated inhumanely by being put in cages, like criminals … As an immigrant, dreamer and veteran, it hits home,” Esco emphasizes.

A RT SPEA K S The 24-hour art action Art Speaks, held this summer during Artown and created by a racially diverse group of Reno residents, showcased the powerful social impact of art. The art action used life-sized “humanoid canvases” of RACE, INCLUSION and HEALING created by imagination maven and artistic scientist Sharon DeMattia. They were lit day and night during the peaceful park protest. Art Speaks grew out of the rancorous Newlands Park renaming controversy. At issue, the call by residents of color and conscience for the removal of the monument celebrating Nevada U.S. Senator Francis G. Newlands, the Mississippi-born attorney turned politician, and avowed white supremacist. Known for his bitter opposition to the 15th Amendment, for favoring whites-only immigration, and for the Newlands Resolution of 1898, which annexed the Republic of Hawai’i, Newlands was a prolific developer

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who helped pioneer the exclusion of blacks and Jews from Reno’s most desirable early neighborhoods. But the legacy of entitlement, exclusion, and willful denial of the deleterious effects of discrimination linger, and a core group of Newlands residents are raising their voices against it. “Reno, like any city, tells the world about itself through the people that it chooses to memorialize,” said Newlands resident Bin Bin Erwin, one of the organizers of the campaign to rename the park, and remove the monument to Newlands. “We are confident that the people of Reno do not wish to venerate a man who was viewed as a mean-spirited white supremacist even in his own era.” Old Southwest resident and event co-organizer Khalilah Cage, notes that “homeowners who wish to fight the racist and exclusionary language still found in homeowner deed covenants in dozens of neighborhoods in Reno, can fill out a Declaration of Removal of Discriminatory Restriction. SB117, sponsored by Nevada Senators Julia Ratti and Dallas Harris, and Assemblywoman Lisa Krasner, went into effect October 1, 2019.

“The enduring language of segregation and discrimination sends an outdated and harmful message to our community,” says Washoe County Recorder Kaley Work, writing in a press release last year announcing the bill.

BLACK LI V ES M AT TER MUR A L Placed at Reno City Hall in the aftermath of the depraved and indifferent torture, leading to the death of George Floyd at the hands of four Minneapolis police officers, Reno muralist Joe C. Rock’s temporary Black Lives Matter mural is a visual narrative of the seldom-referenced history of the civil rights struggle in Reno. Speaking on location to Geralda Miller of Art Spot Reno during a summer special titled “Loud As Folk: A Fist Full of Murals, Rock” she states, his five-panel installation with two huge words “Equality” and “Unity” framing a central piece with the words “Black Lives Matter” on it, was placed on the boarded-up remnants of the post-riot damage to City Hall. After conversations with Special Events Manager Alexis Hill and Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve, Rock told them “If you wanna let me run with it and do it, let’s go ahead ... And it got going,” Rock relates. “It

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took a lot of heartache and struggle, but we’re here now,” says Rock. The artist is referencing the cold feet certain members of the Reno City Council reportedly later expressed over the mural, and the harassment Rock experienced from the Reno Police Department during his nightly 3 a.m. work sessions on the piece. Rock was stopped and questioned a half-dozen times during his attempts to complete the mural by the RPD, who claimed he needed a permit to do the mural. Depicted prominently in the mural is Reno racial justice warrior Alice Smith. Smith helped integrate Reno’s VA Hospital, after her veteran husband, Alfred, was denied care due to his race. “Bertha Woodard is shown picketing the downtown Reno Woolworth’s during the 1960 NAACP protest,” notes Miller. Amongst the many noteworthy national figures past and present included: a kneeling Colin Kaepernick; Rosa Parks’ Montgomery Bus Boycott mugshot, and George Floyd, whose murder, like that of 14 year-old Emmitt Till’s 66 years earlier, reignited a national movement for racial justice and equality that is 400 years overdue. Public art acts as a living commentary of our times and can be a conduit for activism, action, and a restoration of faith, as it moves our spirits and enlightens our minds. Art Spot Reno is dedicated to the exploration and celebration of public art in northern Nevada, and the many murals that beautify our region’s wallscapes. For those touring the Reno/Sparks area, you will find a great number of intricate and meaningful murals and structures that tell the story of a vibrant and diverse community. These creations are a reminder of the power of art to engage, inform and inspire. For information on touring art murals visit artspotreno.com.

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FILL A FREE DAY WITH SAFE FUN IN THE SIERRA. By Heidi Bethel

Wake up with nothing to do today, but still want to maintain your social distance? Well that’s an easy fix if you’re in Reno/Tahoe. This place is filled with experiences like no other that satisfy every energy level with health and safety in mind. So, whether you’re looking for action-packed activities or a relaxing rendezvous, you have come to the right place!

GET OUTSIDE If you’re staying near Lake Tahoe or are within driving distance, lucky you! Not only can you enjoy the biggest alpine lake in the world, there are a whole slew of ways to experience Big Blue. First, let’s talk about getting out on the water with an Emerald Bay jet ski tour courtesy of Tahoe Sports. Not only do these folks have awesome water sports rentals, they offer exciting excursions and boat rentals to get you to all the great spots around the lake. Want to stay dry and snap some Insta-worthy photos? Hop aboard the M.S. Dixie II at Zephyr Cove Resort for a daytime cruise on the paddle wheeler that is the largest cruising vessel on the lake. They are at limited capacity, so you’ll want to reserve your spot beforehand. Those seeking a bit more adrenaline should check out the resort’s parasailing options. Their experienced captain and crew will having you soaring 1,000 feet above the lake in just minutes. tahoesports.com; zephyrcove.com If you’re looking to get on the mountain, checkout Lake Tahoe Adventures where you can soak up the sun and explore the backcountry on their ATV and RZR tours. laketahoeadventures.com Down the mountain, Reno and the surrounding areas pack their own punch of outdoor fun. The Riverwalk District nestled along the Truckee River is home to hundreds of memorable shops, restaurants and activities. While you’re there, be sure to stroll by the Truckee River Whitewater Park where you just may spot some professional water junkies kayaking and SUPing through some serious rapids. You can also take a dip, too! Or, head to Rancho San Rafael Regional Park where you’ll find some great trails along the wetland

habitat, a historic Ranch House and the Wilbur D. May Center. renoriverwalk.org; washoecounty.us Want to step back in time? Virginia City is the place for you! Here you can explore old mining shafts and tunnels, take walking tours through notable grounds lending to the Gold Rush, and even hunt a ghost, or two! If golfing is more your style, a round of at Carson Valley Golf Course will have you screaming, “Fore!” visitvirginiacitynv.com; carsonvalleygolf.com

INDOOR ADVENTURE LAND Once in a while, you just want to stay inside. Whether it’s a notso-common rainy day or you had a little too much fun in the sun, options abound for an enjoyable time under cover. In South Lake, Blue Granite Climbing Gym will have you scaling the walls in no time. This full-service gym features two roped climbing areas with self-belay courses and a bouldering spot, plus you can get a workout in and enjoy a tasty smoothie. They are currently operating under coronavirus-friendly restrictions, so check their website for full offerings. bluegraniteclimbing.com For a true escape, head to one of many great puzzle rooms offering interesting themes and clever clues that will have you and your mates working together to conquer. Puzzle Room Tahoe in South Lake and Puzzle Room Reno in Reno’s Riverwalk District each have a few different escape rooms with creative, realistic, brainteasing fun. puzzleroomtahoe.com; puzzleroomreno.com The National Automobile Museum, The Harrah Collection in downtown Reno is the perfect way to spend a day, classic car aficionado or not. Ranking among America’s Top 10 Automobile Museums, this is a fortress encapsulating the rich history of the automobile. Here you can peruse vehicles owned by celebrities and those that are celebrities in their own right having starred in feature films such as the 1949 Mercury Series 9CM Six-Passenger Coupe driven by actor James Dean in the 1955 movie “Rebel Without a Cause." automuseum.org Should you choose to fill you day with one of these great activities, be sure to tell us all about it. Can’t wait for your exciting Reno/Tahoe adventures! getaway reno/tahoe • planmygetaway.com

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GO PARKING Explore California and Nevada state parks this summer. By Annie Flanzraich

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During the warmer months in the Reno/Tahoe area, my favorite activities happen outside. Hiking, camping, swimming, exploring, adventuring and lounging are best experienced with sunshine, fresh air, friends and a hefty dose of SPF. This year, masks may be required, too. State parks can be an epicenter for all of the above, and luckily more than 20 parks are a 45-minute drive or less from Reno. Here are my favorite seven to visit.

Emerald Bay State Park With its iconic and highly photographed lookout point, Emerald Bay State Park is probably the first place that comes to mind when people hear the words “Lake Tahoe.” During the summer, expect to see crowds of people ready to hike and explore the park located on Lake Tahoe’s west shore. While taking a selfie on the scenic overlook on Highway 89 is one way to experience Emerald Bay, try hiking a few miles down to Vikingsholm, a replica of a Scandinavian castle. Outside architectural and history tours take place daily. If you’ve already visited Vikingsholm, expand your exploration to The Underwater Park, located on the north shore of Emerald Bay. There, divers can see boats, launches, barges and a variety of artifacts from Emerald Bay Resort that are now submerged. sierrastateparks.org/emerald-bay-state-park

D.L. Bliss State Park Just a few miles north of Emerald Bay is D.L. Bliss State Park, a 1,830-acre mountain wonderland. For an unparalleled view of Lake Tahoe, hike to the north end of the park to find Rubicon Point, where you can see more than 100 feet into the depths of the lake. For more dramatic views, take a day to explore the Rubicon Trail, which stretches from Lester Beach at D.L. Bliss State Park to Eagle Point Campground at Emerald Bay State Park. In the northwest section of the park, you can find a short, half-mile self-guided nature trail that will take you to the Balancing Rock. This 130-ton block of granite rests precariously on a narrow stone base and has been a favorite photography spot since the late 1800s. sierrastateparks.org/d-l-bliss-state-park

Ed Z’Berg Sugar Pine Point State Park Also located on the West Shore, Ed Z’Berg Sugar Pine Point State Park is another local favorite — but just call it Sugar Pine for short. The park includes a historic estate, the tallest pine trees in the world and great hiking trails. The park's nearly two miles of lakefront feature dense forests of pine, fir, aspen and juniper. During the summer, you can find a variety of interpretive activities including campfire programs, nature hikes, and junior ranger programs. Don’t miss taking a tour of the Hellman-Ehrman Mansion, a beautiful summer home built in 1903, or visiting the Nature Center to view

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several exhibits about Lake Tahoe's bird life biology, lake ecology, wildflowers and trees. sierrastateparks.org/sugar-pine-point-state-park-ehrman-mansion/

Sand Harbor On Lake Tahoe’s north shore, about 20 minutes from Incline Village, sits Sand Harbor’s crystal-clear waters and unusual rock formations. At this state park, you’ll find smooth, sandy beaches, boat launches and picnic sites. It’s easy to find many ways to spend the day at Sand Harbor, whether you’re swimming, kayaking, scuba diving, boating, picnicking or beaching. parks.nv.gov/parks/lake-tahoe-nevada-state-park

Spooner Lake & Back Country As you drive up to Lake Tahoe from Carson City on Highway 50, you’ll see Spooner Lake and part of the Spooner Backcountry, a more-than-12,000-acre area of forested, open space. This park features 50 miles of hiking, equestrian and mountain biking trails and primitive roads. Some of the most popular trails are the Marlette, Red House, Flume and Tahoe Rim Trails. Spooner Lake is also a great place to make camp and extend your exploration. Camping is allowed in three primitive, walk-in campgrounds: Marlette Peak, Hobart and North Canyon. There's also hunting and fishing at Spooner Lake, Marlette Lake and Hobart Reservoir. parks.nv.gov/parks/lake-tahoe-nevadastate-park-1

Mormon Station Take a step back in time and visit Mormon Station, located in the historic town of Genoa, about 25 minutes south of Carson City. This state park is the site of Nevada’s first permanent, non-native settlement. Today, the park is home to a reconstructed version of the original 1851 trading post that burned down in 1910 and a museum with original pioneer-era artifacts. parks.nv.gov/parks/mormon-station

Washoe Lake State Park Feel the majesty of the scenic valley between Reno and Carson City at Washoe Lake State Park. There, you’ll find stunning views of the Nevada, Carson and Virginia mountain ranges, punctuated by soaring bald eagles. This is a favorite area for hiking, camping, picnicking, water sports and equestrian activities. You can also find a diverse range of birds and waterfowl, such as American white pelicans and Canadian geese. Those who like to fish can catch channel and bullhead catfish, wipers, white bass and Sacramento Perch. parks.nv.gov/parks/washoe-lake With a variety of settings and activities, the state parks in northern Nevada and California are some of the best places to experience the Sierra. So, get out there and explore.

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GOLFING DELIGHT Picture-perfect views, a challenging course and entertainment await at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. By Richard “Dickie” Peraldo

n avid golfer for most of my life, I like golf courses that test my game and mesmerize my mind with outstanding views. Lake Tahoe Golf Course not only achieves this goal, it exceeded all my expectations. Approaching the first tee, you’re smacked in the face with 360degree views. Step up to the tee box with driver in hand and you’ll be staring at Dick’s Peak and Mt. Tallac. This is a sure sign for a spectacular day. Hole 6 is my favorite hole, not because it was my first birdie the last time I golfed the course, but rather for it’s beauty. The Upper Truckee River flows freely right in front of you on the tee box and then again on the green. Just listening to the river not only calmed my nerves, it made my jaw drop. This was a special hole. Many courses have one side or a few holes with great views, but after making the turn to the back nine you’ll realize it’s not the case here. Standing on the tenth tee, after an extraordinary front nine, the lush green fairway meets sky-high snow-capped mountains. I knew the back nine was going to treat me just right with great golf and even greater views. The heart of the back nine includes even more holes with the Upper Truckee River not only for my viewing pleasure but also in play! One time, I was on the green reading my putt to save 18 getaway reno/tahoe • planmygetaway.com

par and two kayakers floated by absolutely immersed in their day. 18 HOLES AND THEN SOME As much as I love the views, I also enjoy the challenge this course offers. The front nine are very open with a grip it and rip it like a young Tiger Woods feel, minus the 50+ yards of course. The back nine is a little bit more target golf, a risk/reward-type vibe. The driver still makes it out of my bag, but there are a few holes where an iron off the tee works just fine. With three different tee boxes and water coming into play on 13 holes, this course will be a challenge for any skill level. Lake Tahoe Golf Course is more than just golf and views, its ability to entertain is second to none. From weddings to banquets to bachelor parties (which I witnessed firsthand), this place is about fun. They have an amazing snack bar, a great bar (with their signature drink, the Happier Gilmore), a snazzy dance floor, and an unbelievably friendly staff. Lake Tahoe Golf Course is a reasonably priced showstopper. The golf is amazing, the views are to die for and they offer entertainment like no other. Sitting here on the patio enjoying the views and a Happier Gilmore after 18 holes, you’ll agree life doesn’t get any better than this. laketahoegc.com Photos this page: Jeramie Lu

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EXCITING ACTIVITIES NO MATTER THE CLIMATE. In Reno/Tahoe, you never know what the weather might bring. It can be 80 degrees one day, then snow the next. Sometimes that happens in the same day. So, do you hunker down at home and wait to see the sunlight, bundle up and tackle the temperatures, or plan to do something weatherproof indoors? Don’t let the seasons rule your fun, here are some entertaining options for all ages, no matter the weather. If you’ve always wanted to visit Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, Kimmie Candy Factory is the next best thing. Be sure to enjoy a delectable treat made locally and check their website for available activities onsite. kimmiecandy.com In Carson City, the Nevada State Museum takes visitors on a tour of state history going back to times when mammoths roamed the Great Basin. There’s even a skeletal display of a mammoth found in the Black Rock Desert. Other permanent exhibits include a tour of an underground mine, and a reconstructed cave illustrating how the first humans in Nevada lived. Bring the kids and show them where coins were created in the late1800s at the original Carson City mint. nvculture.org

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Reno’s Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum is a great option for the kiddies. While there, kids can explore Matter Splatter, an exhibit with a hands-on approach, Da Vinci, astronomy and so much more. Be sure to check their website for reopening dates and hours of operation. nvdm. org

Once the leaves start changing, take a hike — through the fall colors in the Galena Creek Regional Park that is. There are multiple trails winding through a riot of color as the trees turn with the seasons. galenacreekvisitorcenter.org Rev up your engines at Need 2 Speed in Reno, where their electric karts go up to 45 miles per hour. Breathe easy as they produce no emissions while you race around the indoor track with a smile plastered on your face. For a more psychedelic time, try visiting on weekend evenings when the entire place glows under black lights and checkout their Virtual Hologate experience. need2speed.com Speaking of surreal lighting, bowling becomes a fun adventure at Coconut Bowl in Sparks nightly when the black lights come on and the music is turned up. Glowing pins, balls, shoes and a light show dance across 40 lanes starting at 5:30 p.m. If you prefer to perfect your game in regular lighting, bowlers of any age and skill level can also do so daily. wildisland.com Aim at a different target at Wasting Arrows Indoor Archery in south Reno, where you can tap into your inner Robin Hood or Katniss with some coaching by the experts. This family owned indoor archery range is run by certified instructors who make you feel pretty darn impressive, even primeval, as you draw back the bow and take aim. Equipment is rented or sold on-site. wastingarrows.com

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If your kids are climbing up the walls with boredom, let them do it on one that’s meant for it. Whitney Peak’s Basecamp in downtown Reno touts the world’s tallest climbing wall on the building’s façade. Inside, find climbable boulders and a spot for little ones to practice negotiating upward routes. whitneypeakhotel.com Follow the steps of Kit Carson along the Kit Carson Trail, a historic and educational walking tour in Carson City. Featuring stops at landmarks including the 1800s-era Victorianstyle homes, museums and churches. See the dwellings of some of Nevada’s most notable era characters, including the Governor’s Mansion, along with some of the prominent businesses that paved the way to the Nevada we know today. visitcarsoncity.com Get your art fix at the Nevada Museum of Art, where you can take a class from the enormous array of subjects taught at the E.L. Cord Museum School. Stroll through The World Stage: Contemporary Art from the Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation running through February 07, 2021. nevadaart.org Expanding on the artistry, spend a couple of hours taking one of Art Spot Reno’s self-guided or docent-led walking tours. Interactive maps that can be downloaded on their website lead art-lovers to many public art installations around Reno, including some expansive street-art murals and the homes of many sculptures that made their trek to the Black Rock and back again on the “Playa Art Trail.” artspotreno.com Whether you put on layers and head outdoors, or play it safe indoors, these fun places will help fend off any seasonal blahs when the temperatures start to change.

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FOOD & DRINK

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Outdoor dining and curbside in these unconventional times. By Rae Matthews, Elevation Eats

Dining dilemmas have been no small thing these past few months. Restaurateurs are torn between safe service for themselves and their customers and, well, staying in business. So how have some of our favorite eats persevered through these tough times? Part inspiration, part perspiration, and whole lot of take-out. Since we’ve all got to eat, here are the places to dine out during apocalypse 2020.

Fresh air al fresco Indoor dining may not always be an option (or something you’re comfortable with), so we recommend breathing in the fresh Reno/Tahoe air by dining al fresco. Here are some of the best patios to choose from. Artemis Mediterranean Grill serves Greek fair at two locations in South Lake Tahoe, both with patios, and the Ski Run location is right by the marina. Also in South Lake Tahoe, the Scottish pub, Macduff ’s Public House has a large outdoor patio and an outdoor bar. And if you cross the metaphorical Giant’s Causeway to the Irish pub, McP’s Taphouse Grill, you’ll find a huge patio overlooking the California state border — and, get ready, because you may just be serenaded by a Scottish bagpiper. (On the Irish side? We know. Just roll with it.) Fox and Hound boasts the highest elevation on this list. Situated at the top of Kingsbury Grade, their deck is nestled next to the Heavenly mountain top. Speaking of views and true to its name, Wild River Grille in Reno has a large patio astride the Truckee River, where you can dine to the sound of rapids. If you would just rather handle your own food, check out Pignic Pub & Patio in Reno, where you can pack in a meal, use their barbecues, lounge on their patio, and enjoy their beer. It’s like going to friend’s house. artemismediterraneangrill.com, macduffspub.com, mcpstahoe.net, foxandhoundtahoe.com, wildrivergrille.com, pignicpubandpatio.com

Kick it to the curb If staying secluded is more your speed, then here are great places to grab and go. When is a fresh deli sandwich ever not a good idea? Yosh’s Deli provides some of the best sandwiches in Reno, and they already have this to-go thing dialed. Also in Reno, Twisted Fork has made safety a top priority. They offer great Americana cuisine and peace of mind. Mangia Tutto Pizzeria e Ristorante in Carson has jumped on the GrubHub train, making way for both takeout and delivery of their Chicago-style pizza. And for some of the best pizza in South Lake Tahoe, Lake Tahoe AleWorX’s location at “the Y” has the best of both worlds, a large patio and curbside pick-up. And finally, a new addition to the South Lake Tahoe food scene, Frescana Mexican Bistro, whose cheeky motto is “annoyingly fresh,” brings some of the best Mexican food around to the curb. yoshsdeli.com, twistedforkreno.com, mangiatuttopizzeria.com, laketahoealeworx.com, frescanalaketahoe.com Remember, safety is always a priority, and no one wants to catch “the ‘rona.” Please show your support while respecting the safety precautions that restaurants ask of you. We can all get through this together! getaway reno/tahoe • planmygetaway.com

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Sizzling Steaks

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Local meat master shares barbecuing tips. By Natasha Bourlin

When his parents opened South Lake Tahoe’s Overland Meat and Seafood Company in 1987, current owner Brian Cohen never imagined he’d be taking over the business 18 years later. As most tend to do, his parents wanted to retire and Cohen saw an entrepreneurial opportunity. Come 2005, Cohen left his job at a grocery store to carry on the butchering legacy. He kept the business afloat despite extraordinarily hard times including tragic fires and recessions. He turned it into a thriving go-to spot for Tahoe residents seeking quality meats, seafoods and more. “We specialize in filling a void that grocery stores here have left and offering items not found anywhere else,” Cohen says. “Offering the best quality and fresh items is what we strive for. You get what you pay for. You can buy cheaper products, but you can’t buy better.” Meeting customer demands for quality over quantity is a daily duty for Cohen and his team. The full-service meat market carries a consistent selection of meats with no hormones, antibiotics or animal by-products, plus fresh seafood, organic, free-range poultry and many other complementary products. For the past 11 years, they’ve overnighted fresh fish from Hawaii, bringing a weekly dose of the Pacific Ocean to Tahoe. Now, nearly every Friday when the seafood is sold, lines of fish-fancying customers eagerly await the aquatic Hawaiian harvest. They also offer fresh wild cod on Tuesdays and Fridays, plus popular, housemade poke bowls.

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One of the most important guidelines for any grill chef is to only flip your meat, poultry or fish once. Every time you flip it, juices are expelled. Then, test the temperature with a meat thermometer, but never cut into it to check if it’s done — you’ll just let all those precious juices out. Instead, let it rest after taking it off the grill for about 20 minutes to let the juices set up within the meat properly, creating mouthwatering results. As for spices, a high-grade piece of meat should be tasted in its full glory, so he recommends only a sprinkling of salt and pepper prior to cooking. Should you want a bit more flavor, Overland Meat and Seafood Company is stocked with tried and true seasonings that work well with the items they sell.

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SHOPPING

Centers and stores with ambiance for all. By Heidi Bethel

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A day shopping is so much more than trying on clothes and swiping that card. Developers put a lot of work into creating personality to match the many shops you’ll find in the great centers of the Sierra. Let’s take a peek at some of these esthetic personalities offering outdoor experiences with fresh air …

Awestruck in South Tahoe

Head to The Shops at Heavenly Village where your vista-loving soul will appreciate the beauty courtesy of Mother Nature along brick-lined walkways. Inside Powder House Sports you’ll find everything from the perfect fitting boot to the trendiest hat to adorn your noggin. theshopsatheavenly.com Take a stroll through The Village Center and you’ll be delighted to find other sports outfitters including Tahoe Sports Ltd. This year-round outdoor sports retailer carries a wide selection of equipment that will leave you speeding down those black diamond runs. Going out for a night on the town? Savvy Lake Tahoe carries some cute women’s clothing and at Sidestreet Boutique you can outfit the whole family. villagecentertahoe.com The Cork & More is a Napa-style market in the heart of Lake Tahoe. Definitely checkout their wine selection and indulge in some delicious nibbles. thecorkandmore.com

Tahoe City is for the Hippies

Want to embrace your inner wallflower? Or how about snag a great pair of jeans? Then visit Cobblestone Center in Tahoe City. You should definitely checkout Trunk Show with a super fun approach to art and handmade products. With wares from over 70 local artists, the Bella Petunia Jewelry is handmade by the shop’s owner and a great memento celebrating your Tahoe adventure. cobblestonetahoe.com

Trees and Truckee

On the main drag in Truckee you’ll find the Truckee Downtown Merchants Association with many businesses celebrating all things alpine. California 89 is a local clothier with designs inspired by the snow, the mountains, the water and the blue, blue skies this area is known for. High Camp Home Designs carries decor ranging from sophisticated rustic design to contemporary mountain style with an earthy focus. historictruckee.com

Rustically Rural

Along the Main Streets of Gardnerville and Carson City, you might just feel like you’ve taken a step back in time. As the capitol of the Silver State, downtown Carson City recently went under huge renovations and the hub is now bustling with business. Stop in Comma Coffee for a true treat. commacoffee.com Nestled in the Carson Valley, you’ll find an interesting mix of specialty shops like Polka Dots, dining options and gambling on Historic Main Street Gardnerville. If you’re hungry, be sure to grab a sandwich from Café Girasole. freshideasgiftshop.com; cafegirasole.com

Hipster Chic from Midtown to Downtown There are a slew of fun and fashionable stores dotting Reno’s Riverwalk, Cal Ave and MidTown Districts. It’s always great to stroll the streets and support local artists giving this area that hip, entertaining personality its known for. Definitely plan some time to take in the murals and other creative adornments dotting these interesting walkways. renoriverwalk.org; downtownmakeover.com; renomidtowndistrict.com If it’s clothing and jewelry you’re after, several outlets feature their own individual styles. Culture is one of my favorites carrying modern fashions and accessories. Regarded as one of the top shops for Burning Man attire, The Melting Pot World Emporium offers cutting-edge couture, extreme tribal and casual street wear from around the globe.  @culturebabesinthewild Speaking of art … After viewing one of the amazing exhibitions hosted by the Nevada Museum of Art, stop by the Museum Store where you’ll find an array of gifts and jewelry made by talented local artists. Proceeds from each purchase support the museum’s ongoing displays and educational programs. nevadaart.org At Sticks in the Midtown District you’ll find a few charming shops and great restaurants. Swing by Sierra Belle for some super cute clothes and a nice selection of shades. And if you’re a yogi, they’ve got you covered at HelloYoga. shopsierrabelle.com; helloyogashop.com

Fancy and Fashionable in South Reno

With Dillard’s as the anchor and many other classy stores along the way, The Summit lifestyle center offers the perfect way to spend a day in the city. During the holidays, they decorate beautifully with festive lights and special visits from Kriss Kringle. thesummitonline.com Want something more local? Southcreek Center is home to several small businesses with big personality. G.J. Rhodes Gift and Home carries great decorations. For shoes and clothing, visit Home Means Nevada Co, Southcreek Clothing Co. and Shoe. shopsouthcreek.com

Smart and Savvy Sparks

Looking for a great deal? How about a ride on a sky-high Ferris wheel? Head to Legends at Sparks Marina for some of the best outlet shopping this side of the Mississippi. At 295,000 square feet, Scheels All Sports is the largest sporting goods store in the world. This place is a mecca for gear and gadgets, plus they have some fun staging to explore. outletsatsparks.com With outlets ranging from Carter’s, Nike, Banana Republic, Converse, Old Navy, Volcom and Gap, there’s a bargain around every corner. Once you’ve filled the trunk with shopping bags, you can take a breather in a comfy seat inside the region’s only Gallery IMAX Theatres. Sights to see abound while perusing the many unique shops and centers in Reno/Tahoe. Be sure to take it all in as you find the perfect memento to remember an amazing time.

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STAR NAVIGATORS COMMUNITY MEMBERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE THAT IS OUT OF THIS WORLD DURING UNPRECEDENTED TIMES. It’s no secret in 2020 we’ve experienced our fair share of disturbing events. From the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the nation to riots rocking downtown Reno and beyond, the challenges this year have been unreal. We’ve also had some amazing togetherness with peaceful protests and community cleanups. Throughout the turmoil, we are lucky to have beacons of hope rising up to provide help, encouragement and a general sense that our new normal will be okay. These beacons. These pillars of strength who have acknowledged the challenging times and rose above them are our Star Navigators. They are the people who are doing amazing things that are simply out of this world for Reno/ Tahoe. In this issue, we highlight six amazing community members and their efforts that are surely pointing us in the right direction. Stay tuned online and in future issues as we continue to spotlight the leaders doing good, creative things and making a positive difference no matter the platform. Let’s all do what we can to give a big fist pump, air high five, or masked smile to encourage these Star Navigators to keep doing what they do.

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When the house musician who is also an ICU nurse inside the COVID-19 sector in an area hospital told Kaya and Kevin Stanley, owners of Old Granite Street Eatery and Rue Bourbon in Reno, that they were not stopping to eat during their shifts, they had an immediate question: Can we bring you food?

Fast forward eight weeks and a collaboration with Rounds 4 Heroes (another effort providing meals for healthcare workers organized by Dr. James Lynch with SpineNevada in Reno) resulted in over 26,000 meals delivered to local hospitals and testing centers; nearly 1,600 complimentary meals for first responders; and, donations to over 1,000 families of essential workers receiving childcare from Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows. “When we started this, we had no idea it would grow to be so big but we knew we had to make a difference,” Kaya explains. “Even in the beginning, we were blown away by the support and monetary donations from the community. In total, we raised over $200,000 and all of that went back to area restaurants and businesses that helped in the effort.” With the inception of Feed Our Heroes, the Stanleys made a truly selfless choice that I admire greatly. When faced with keeping the proceeds for themselves and their businesses, they decided it was best to also help fellow restaurateurs.

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“Independently owned restaurants have been some of the hardest hit businesses through all of this,” Kaya adds. “We were able to be part of a movement to help them so much and it was really an honor.” Feed Our Heroes paid $10 for each meal delivered and helped dozens of area eateries. The couple hopes the ripple effect meant food on the tables for the restaurant workers and their families. “Looking back, we wouldn’t change a thing. And, during times of need, we know now that if we focus on the need and how we can fill it, it will get us through those times, too,” she says. For more information or to donate, visit feedourheroes.com.

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The pair quickly jumped into action preparing hot meals for everyone working tirelessly that shift to treat the coronavirus patients. This is where Feed Our Heroes was formed.

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STAR NAVIGATOR - JUDE WOOD

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During tough times, it’s important that communities come together. Star Navigators are community leaders that shine a light on a better, kinder future. Jude Wood is the executive director for the Boys and Girls Club of Lake Tahoe, located in South Lake Tahoe. She has been in that position for six years and is a wearer of many hats, including, these days, “chief temperature taker.” After the shutdown in March, Boys and Girls Club dedicated itself to feeding the South Lake Tahoe community. “The key was our free supper program,” Wood notes. “We were lucky to have amazing support from Vail, the restaurants and casinos, who donated their perishable items, and within a week we were up and running a free, drive-thru, to-go, hot supper. We went with supper as Lake Tahoe Unified School District was doing great work providing lunches and we already had a State [of California] agreement to provide suppers during that time frame. Between March 23 and June 22, we gave out over 7000 free meals.” Wood knew that providing meals went a long way toward helping unemployed families focus on paying bills. She said the experience was very rewarding. “There were so many incredible moments,” Wood explains, “I can't thank the community enough for the support that we received. From Lakeside opening their kitchen to us and saying, 'Take what you want!' to donations arriving in the mail with the instructions to 'feed the kids;' the Gomez family holding fundraisers on our behalf; Harumi Sushi making over 100 rolls for us to give out; the mom who cried when I gave her money to buy groceries; the non-Club kids who we got to know; and, my staff, who rolled up their sleeves, turned up each day to cook, and threw their heart and soul into everything I asked of them. My heart will be eternally grateful.”

JUDE WOOD By Rae Matthews, Elevation Eats

Wood reminds us, “Be kind and think community before self.” She believes leadership with compassion is critical in shaping the next generation. Thank you, Jude, for leading the way! You can support the efforts of the Boys and Girls Club of Lake Tahoe by joining Team AWESOME. Wood adds, “Any amount helps, but donations over $25 earns you a sweet pair of Team AWESOME socks!” For more information and to make a donation, visit bgclt.org.

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Jeffrey wears a wide smile, stylish hat and darkframed glasses. Like a landscape artist who belongs painting under a seaside sunset, Jeffrey seems to belong on Bently Heritage’s high desert ranch. His canvas is an empty rocks glass that’s begging for a swirling of his new creation. In March, current events forced the halt of liquor production. What do artists and makers do when their canvases are out of reach? If it were me, I’d opt to indulge in a glass of Sierra Nevada-sourced gin to smooth over these strange times. The Bently Heritage team realized while we may have enough liquor to last for a while, the community was really in need of ways to stay healthy. So, Jeffrey and his team redirected their creative spirits from distilling liquor to distilling hand sanitizer. To date, they have donated over 4000 gallons of their Nevada-made hand sanitizer to the region’s law enforcement agencies, first responders and hospitals. “We want to support our community. In the same way that Bently Heritage pulled together to do our part, it’s important for everyone in the community to pull together. In a time like this, we need to love, reach out and take care of each other.” Jeffrey says.

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Bently Heritage’s products are still available for curbside pick-up, so spread the love and share a bottle of Jeffrey’s go-to sipper — their Alpine Gin, infused with eleven botanicals and pinecones foraged from Eastern Sierra pinõn pines. While you’re at it, toast to Jeffery and the rest of the team, who embody the resilient spirit of Nevada. For more information, visit bentlyheritage.com.

STA R N AV I G ATO R - J O H N N Y J E F F E R Y

Johnny Jeffery, Bently Heritage’s master distiller, is a food chemist, sustainable agricultural enthusiast, and artful distiller — the perfect man for Bently Heritage’s farm-to-flask movement. Sourcing grains from their 6000-acre ranch in Minden, Jeffrey’s talent for turning the land’s bounty into aromatic gins, silky vodkas and barrel-aged whiskeys — all sustainably, of course — is well aligned.

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Decades ago, chef and restaurateur Mark Estee entered into the culinary world. A rising star based in Reno, the Massachusetts native and James Beard Award semifinalist has flourished through years of private catering gigs, multi-restaurant ownership, spearheading community movements to help those in need … and, now, a new show on the Food Network. Estee acknowledges that a whole new era is upon us all. One in which fear of a pandemic now dictates many of our habits. How has he and his multitude of teams running his various endeavors adapted? Diligently.

MARK ESTEE By Natasha Bourlin

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When re-opening his havens of cuisine — Liberty Food & Wine Exchange, The Union, chez louie, Overland Restaurant & Pub and Cucina Lupo — he held off another eight days from when the go-ahead was given so that he could properly and extensively train his staff. A COVID-19-ridden world was new territory. “Everyone got extra training, including understanding that the customers were going to be just as scared as we were,” Estee says. “The customers needed to be re-trained also.” In the midst of the restaurant and bar shut-down, he found ways to answer needs in the community. In partnership with a nationwide food distribution company, he started the HIP NV program, which provided relief for low-income and out-of-work hospitality and service workers. Along with Nevada’s Lieutenant Governor Kate Marshall,

the United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra, and other area partners, the Vegasborn Delivering with Dignity (DID) program was launched in northern Nevada in May 2020. So far, approximately 140 DID volunteers have delivered fresh and hot meals to more than 16,000 locals. The program also assists the hard-hit restaurant industry by providing eateries with added income through the program. As if running several restaurants and helping with community efforts wasn’t enough, Estee has spent the past few years working with Cakehouse Media on a production concept and show pilot that was recently picked up and aired on Food Network. In Undercover Chef, Estee dives into the business practices of restaurants across the country to identify their trouble spots and help them thrive. Future episodes are being scheduled. As a community leader and nationally recognized personality in the restaurant industry, Estee asks readers interested in helping those adversely effected by COVID-19 to support DID through donations, raising awareness of the program or volunteering. Other tips for all when trying to move forward during challenging moments? “Give everyone grace, mercy and understanding,” Estee shares. “We need to treat everyone with respect and we’ll get through this.” For more information on HIP NV, visit nevadahip.com

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The COVID-19 outbreak left us grieving for a life that once was. The buzzing, the vibrations, the electricity of July downtown. We craved sunshine on our faces and laughter in the park during this celebratory season. We were left yearning imagination, interaction, and feeling that summer warmth with our friends and our community. This year also marked the 25th anniversary of Artown, a non-profit corporation whose mission is to inspire community through the arts. Each year, the festival hosts 300,000+ attendees at over 100 venues, including major events that fundraise for art organizations for the entire year. With restrictions on large gatherings and event cancellations, this beloved happening had to pivot in nearly every way. Introducing Heartown. Lead by community activist, artist, creator, marketing director of Artown, and my dear friend Oliver X, Heartown brought a whole lot of inspiration to Reno/Tahoe.

OLIVER X By Britton Griffith

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"These times have further emboldened me to give more, to express gratitude as a central tenet in my life, and to practice empathy and daily compassion for others,” X states. “These [values] seem fundamental, but the ‘more me mine’ culture of scarcity is difficult to unlearn.

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Empathy in action as an exercise, at least for me, has validated how much direct community arts engagement changes lives and restores hope." Where there is love, there is a way. The LOVE sculpture found a permanent home at Renown Regional Medical Center in downtown Reno and inspired the Heartown campaign. X continues, "The entire Heartown process has been truly inspiring and heartwarming. To see families working together to make art for others, to uplift our spirits and create more beauty in the world, has been a gift that is priceless." My favorite way to toast this incredible event is to stop by The Brewer’s Cabinet in the Riverwalk District and sip on the Artown Silver Lager, a crisp, refreshing, Vienna-style brew that is perfect for any season. They will donate $1 from every Artown Silver Lager sold to Artown. While 2020’s Artown was different, the heart and soul of this event was seen, felt and heard throughout the area, this July and year-round. To learn more and support Artown, visit artown.org.

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Under optimal conditions, approximately 6,000 stars are visible to the naked eye of an observer on Earth. Of these, 58 stars are known in the field of navigational astronomy as "selected stars", including 19 stars of the first magnitude, 38 stars of the second magnitude, and Polaris. Our universe is glittered with thousands of stars but only a select few are selected to lead our navigation to a better and brighter future.  In Reno/Tahoe, we are lucky to have so many incredible leaders helping us navigate through troubling times. Whether it’s Grant Denton providing food and supplies to area homeless through The Karma Box Project; Debbie McCarthy bringing hope one blue bracelet at a time with her initiative and community advocacy group #Togetherweareoneheart; Britton Griffith making waves with her redevelopment advocacy and Campaign with a Cause; or, Courtney Meredith and Jaclyn Coleman with Reno Resilient, cultivating resilience through education + connect, our area is filled with dedicated residents paving the way to a better tomorrow.

As this group of driven individuals continue to work toward bringing sense to our new normal, Getaway Reno/Tahoe urges all of our readers to join in on the movement to make the Sierra a better place. We hope that this publication and future online posts will impose pride about this amazing place we all call home. We want you to share your stories of gratitude and giving to help inspire others to take action. We will get through these troubling times if we lean on each other while standing strong for the whole. To learn more about each of our Star Navigators, please follow us online  @getawayrenotahoe and  @getawayrt If you’d like to nominate or sponsor a Star Navigator submit an introduction at: renotahoe@planmygetaway.com. Thank you to our Star Navigators who truly shine!

We applaud Denton, McCarthy, the Stanleys, Estee, Griffith, X, Meredith and Coleman for their courage to rise above the scary and become a bright light for our community — each in their own ways, following their own values, and contributing how they thought best.

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GRANT DENTON

FOUNDER, THE KARMA BOX PROJECT #KARMABOXPROJECT #THINKKINDNESS KARMABOXPROJECT.COM

JACLYN COLEMAN

CO-FOUNDER, RENO RESILIENT OWNER, MUSE GROUP #RENORESILIENT RENORESILIENT.COM MUSEGROUP.COM

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A wonderful thing happens when the food and the actual food makers live near each other. The chefs, the beef, the pork, the berries... they're all neighbors. Even the distance between barley and barrel is closer than most folks' morning commute. This kind of proximity transforms a typical meat-'n-taters meal into a spirited outing of eating, imbibing and laughs. Looking for a different kind of foodie fling? Make plans to visit Carson Valley's legendary chefs, distillers, growers and resident critters this weekend.

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Bently Heritage Estate Distillery Cook’d

CV Steak, Carson Valley Inn

Overland Restaurant & Pub

Jacobs Family Berry Farm

J.T. Basque Bar & Dining Room

The Pink House

Minden Meat and Deli

1862 David Walley’s Restaurant & Saloon

Bently Ranch Meats

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RENO / SPARKS AREA

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ARRIVE AS A NEWBIE. LEAVE AS A LOCAL.

The Reno Tahoe Visitor Center is your hub for adventure and discovery. Pick up souvenirs, Reno eNVy t-shirts, free maps, guides and brochures for the Reno and Lake Tahoe area in our convenient downtown Reno location. Open 7 days a week. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located inside Reno eNVy 135 N. Sierra St. Suite C 775-682-3800

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TAHOE’S #1 LOCAL BAR

OPEN DAILY 11AM - 4AM HAPPY HOURS DAILY VIDEO POKER FULL MENU ‘TIL LATE OUTSIDE PATIO WITH FIRE PIT

259 Kingsbury Grade Stateline, NV 89449 775-588-8989

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JUST S 10 MINUTE E FROM TH CASINOS! Delicious & Hearty Mountain Breakfast

Voted “Best Ribs in Tahoe!”

Award-winning Smokehouse Bloody Mary

(775) 588-8887 .•Open 7:30am to 2am 237 Tramway (Top of Kingsbury Grade), Stateline, NV 89449

Order online at www.FoxAndHoundTahoe.com

Multiple Happy Hours 2pm - 6pm

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$4 drinks 10pm - Close

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fresh menu LIVE MUSIC

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TA H O E S O U T H

Authentic Mediterranean Cuisine

Artemis Mediterranean Grill 2229 Lake Tahoe Blvd

Open Daily 11am - Close

Serving Lunch & Dinner

Artemis Lakefront Cafe 900 Ski Run Blvd.

OPEN DAILY WITH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU

(530) 542-2500

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*Breakfast served ‘til 2pm

Open Daily 8am - Close

Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

(530) 542-3332

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open 7 days a week

775-461-3353 200 N. Stewart St. Carson City, NV 89701 www.mangiatuttopizzeria.com

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DINING BELLA TAHOE CATERING & DELI

Enjoy gourmet lunches and dinners to go using sustainable, locally grown products and produce. Delicious catering for parties of two to 200, and more, in Tahoe, Carson City and Reno. 152 U.S. Hwy 50, Stateline, 530-416-0401 bellatahoe.com

EDGEWOOD RESTAURANT

An intimate epicurean amphitheater featuring vibrant flavors served over unforgettable sunsets and a bed of majestic blue. Located inside The Clubhouse at Edgewood Tahoe Resort. 100 Lake Pkwy., Stateline, 775-588-2787 edgewoodtahoe.com

THE LOFT THEATRE-LOUNGE-DINING

All-in-one family friendly destination. Awardwinning chef, handcrafted cuisine TASTE at The Loft. American tapas, specialty cocktails, fine wines and beers, high-end lounge, and world-class magicians performing in Magic Fusion featured in the 107-seat theatre. Inside the Shops at Heavenly Village, 1001 Heavenly Village Way Ste. 50, South Lake Tahoe, 530-523-8024 thelofttahoe.com

MOTT CANYON TAVERN

Longtime #1 local tavern and grill featuring a patio, outdoor fire pit, 13 beers on tap, full liquor bar, gaming machines and a variety of great food served daily until 3 a.m. 259 NV-207, Stateline, 775-588-8989 @mott.canyon.tavern.and.grill

ARTEMIS MEDITERRANEAN GRILL

Enjoy exceptional service and authentic Greek cuisine at Artemis with delicious Mediterranean and Greek classics like gyros, spanakopita, falafel, hummus, souvlaki, kebab plates, plus much more. Two locations, King’s Trading Post 2229 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. A, South Lake Tahoe, 530-542-2500 and Artemis Lake Front Cafe at Ski Run Marina, 900 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-542-3332 artemismediterraneangrill.com

LAKE TAHOE ALEWORX

An adventure for your taste buds! AleWorX has local and limited-release craft beer on self-pour taps. Create your own sampler, order a woodfired pizza and enjoy a seat by the fire pit! Plus, enjoy two locations. 2050 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 2050, South Lake Tahoe; 31 Hwy 50 Stateline, 530-600-0442 laketahoealeworx.com

ZEPHYR COVE RESTAURANT

Known by locals as “The Lodge,” they serve American favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Features a large windowed dining room with amazing views of the lake, trees and mountains, and a stone fireplace facing the full-service bar with flatscreen TVs. 760 U.S. Hwy 50, Zephyr Cove, 775-589-4968 zephyrcove.com

FOX & HOUND

Fox & Hound is located 7,380 feet above sea level with amazing views of the Carson Valley and all the food you need for a great day in Tahoe. Stop by for a beer, cocktail, award-winning barbecue, burger, wings, pizza, or a delicious breakfast! 237 Tramway, Stateline, 775-588-8887 foxandhoundtahoe.com

BROOKS’ BAR AND DECK

A spirited, waters-edge gathering spot with refined comfort food, craft beers, signature cocktails, and stunning lake views. Located inside The Clubhouse at Edgewood Tahoe Resort. 100 Lake Pkwy., Stateline, 775-588-2787 edgewoodtahoe.com

CREATIVE CREPES & MORE

Serving pan-to-plate breakfast, lunch and sweet + savory, made-to-order crepes. Plus, try the newest menu item, delicious European style waffles. 4118 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-600-2991 @creative-crepes

OYSTER BAR

Enjoy New Orleans favorites such as mussels, oyster shooters, hearty gumbos, and traditional jambalaya prepared right before your eyes at Lake Tahoe’s first and only raw seafood bar. Inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe, 50 U.S. Hwy. 50, Stateline, 775-589-7679 hardrockcasinolaketahoe.com

BISTRO AT EDGEWOOD TAHOE

Mountain-chic meets urban contemporary: The ideal place to gather, share adventurous tales and savor exquisite seasonal fare. Located inside The Lodge at Edgewood Tahoe Resort. 100 Lake Pkwy., Stateline, 775-588-2787 edgewoodtahoe.com

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MY THAI & NOODLE

Get your Thai food fix or have some createyour-own fun at this local favorite. Noodle World & Shabu serves authentic Thai cuisine made with only the best ingredients. 177 U.S. Hwy 50, Stateline, 775-586-8757 thairestaurantsouthlaketahoe.com

CASEY’S RESTAURANT

This casually comfortable restaurant serves American and Mexican faire. Enjoy live entertainment in “The Living Room” and their daily happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. 212 Elk Point Rd., Zephyr Cove, 775-586-1822 caseystahoe.net

THE BEACON BAR & GRILL

Winner in four "Best of Tahoe 2018" categories, this local lakeside hotspot has food, drinks and views to die for.  Camp Richardson, 1900 Jameson Beach Rd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-541-0630  camprichardson.com

PARK PRIME INSIDE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO

Local ranchers inspired this modern steakhouse that offers a sophisticated bar and stylish atmosphere with upscale cuisine. The menu features local grass-fed, free-range beef and premium seafood. Inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe, 50 U.S. Hwy. 50, Stateline, 775-589-7680 hardrockcasinolaketahoe.com

MCP’S TAPHOUSE & GRILLE

Come by this locals' favorite for some of the best food and atmosphere in South Lake Tahoe. Boasting a state-of-the-art kitchen, 40 beers on tap and 20 flat-screen TVs. 4125 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. A, South Lake Tahoe, 530542-4435 mcpstaphousetahoe.com

MACDUFF’S PUBLIC HOUSE

Started by two brothers from Aberdeen, Scotland, and two friends from Connecticut, this restaurant features a menu of authentic Scottish pub fare from family recipes and handmade pizzas from a woodfired oven. Lively ambiance, tartan decor, great food and good times make MacDuff’s a must in Tahoe. 1041 Fremont Ave., South Lake Tahoe, 530-542-8777 macduffspub.com

SIDELINES SPORTS PUB

Catch your favorite team while sipping on an ice-cold beverage and munching on some sports pub grub at this new sports bar. Inside Beach Retreat & Lodge, 3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-541-6722 tahoebeachretreat.com

BOAT HOUSE ON THE PIER

Located on top of the longest pier at Lake Tahoe, Boat House on the Pier is known as one of the best places to sip wine or indulge in one of their famous signature cocktails while taking in Lake Tahoe’s legendary sunsets. 3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-545-4338 tahoebeachreatreat.com

PRIMO’S ITALIAN BISTRO

Serving southern Italian cuisine using the finest ingredients. Savor sauces, pastas and desserts made in house from scratch for a truly authentic experience. 2180 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-600-2220 primositalianbistro.com

SHOPPING THE CORK & MORE

A Napa-Style Market & Deli in the Heart of Lake Tahoe

Visit The Cork & More for the best selection of wine, cheese, beer, gourmet food, take-out deli, pastries, textiles, glassware, cookbooks, coffee accessories and so much more. 1032 Al Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-5253 thecorkandmore.com

Enjoy daily wine tasting from 10 am - 7 pm & Happy Hour Specials from 3 pm - 6 pm daily

DOG. DOG. CAT.

Tahoe’s #1 Pet Store wants to provide your best friends with products that will enhance their health and enrich their lives. Choose from human-grade food and snacks, earth-friendly grooming products, top-notch toys, collars, name tags, leashes and more. They have some really cool stuff for humans, too. Inside Village Center, 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. C-17, South Lake Tahoe, 530-541-2322 dogdogcat.com

CUSTOM DESIGNED GIFT BASKETS

Open Daily 10am - 7pm - Sundays closed at 5pm Fine red and white varietals accompany cheese platters featuring a selection of imported and domestic cheeses

A R T I S A N A L C H E E S E S & M E AT S

(530) 544-5253 • 1032 Al Tahoe Blvd South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

S P E C I A LT Y W I N E S E L E C T I O N

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OVERLAND MEAT & SEAFOOD COMPANY

Visit the only full-service butcher shop in Lake Tahoe where the meats are free range with no antibiotics or hormones, and the seafood is wild and shipped fresh overnight every Friday from Hawaii. You can pay for your meat, have it cooked to order and ready to pick up. They will even rotisserie any of their meats free of charge. Inside King’s Trading Post, 2227 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-3204 overlandmeatco.com

SIDESTREET BOUTIQUE

Find a wide array of designer clothing and accessories for men, women and children. Locally owned and operated, Sidestreet Boutique was voted the “Best Place to Shop” in South Lake Tahoe. 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 19, South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-3315 sidestreetboutique.com

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There are plenty of things to do to make your visit to Zephyr Cove Resort unforgettable. Year round, cruise the lake on a Mississippi-style paddlewheel boat and, during the summer, relax on the beach or adventure with a jet ski. Stop in at Zephyr Cove Restaurant and enjoy a delicious meal next to their grand fireplace. 760 U.S. Hwy 50, Zephyr Cove, 775-589-4995 zephyrcove.com

BENKO ART GALLERY

Voted “The Best Art Gallery on the South Shore,” here you’ll find contemporary fine art celebrating all the beauty that is Lake Tahoe. Take home a reproduction printed on paper or canvas as a great way to remember your stay. 3979 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 2, South Lake Tahoe, 530-600-3264 benkoartgallery.com

ACTIVITIES THE PARTY BOAT AT SKI RUN BOAT CO.

Cruise Lake Tahoe on The Party Boat! Create lasting memories on the 52-foot-long Harbor Master, which takes you out to beautiful Emerald Bay. Ski Run Marina, 900 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-542-2111, tahoesports.com

Looking for a fun adventure on the crystal blue waters? The Ski Run Boat Company offers tours of Lake Tahoe by boat or on a jet ski. The Emerald Bay Jet Ski tour is two hours of exhilarating fun. Ski Run Marina, 900 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-0200 tahoesports.com

CRUISE TAHOE LAKE TAHOE GOLF COURSE

Surrounded by the Sierra and nestled in a natural mountain meadow, let the snowcapped mountains be the backdrop to your next special event in our 2000-square-foot event space offering fully catered packages for small and large parties. 2500 Emerald Bay Rd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-577-0788 laketahoegc.com

LAKE TAHOE SKI RUN BOAT COMPANY BOAT RENTALS

HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO LAKE TAHOE

More than 500 slot machines, a state-ofthe-art William Hill sports book, a variety of table games, plus live entertainment, comedic acts and world-class dining await at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. 50 U.S. Hwy 50, Stateline, 844-588-ROCK (7625) hardrockcasinolaketahoe.com

SKI RUN BOAT COMPANY JET SKI TOUR TO EMERALD BAY

ZEPHYR COVE RESORT DAY TRIP

When you rent from Ski Run Boat Company and sister company, Tahoe Keys Boat Rentals, expect Lake Tahoe’s finest, safest and largest watercraft fleet. Rent everything from high-performance wakeboard boats to relaxing pontoon boats. Enjoy a day of sightseeing on the water or grab some toys to go tubing, wake surfing, waterskiing and wakeboarding. Ski Run Marina, 900 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-0200 tahoesports.com

SKI RUN BOAT COMPANY PARASAILING

Parasailing adventures await! Sail high above the pristine water of Lake Tahoe or just come along as an observer. Need a boat rental for a few hours or the day? Rent The Party Boat, perfect for private parties for any occasion. Ski Run Marina, 900 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-544-0200 tahoesports.com

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Discover the history and secrets of the lake with your family and friends on The Tahoe, a beautifully restored high-speed woody cruiser that seats up to 21 passengers. Offering South Tahoe’s only public cruise to the historic Thunderbird Lodge. 2500 Located at Zephyr Cove Marina, 760 U.S. Hwy 50, Stateline, 800-GOTAHOE (for tickets), 775-230-8907 (general questions) cruisetahoe.com

LAKE TAHOE CRUISES

The M.S. Dixie II affords some of the most spectacular views of Lake Tahoe, including Emerald Bay with its breathtaking natural vistas. Aboard this classic paddlewheel boat, you’ll experience beautiful daytime scenic journeys or picturesque sunset dinner cruises with live entertainment and delicious entrees. 760 U.S. Hwy 50, Zephyr Cove, 800-238-2463 zephyrcove.com/cruises

LAKE TAHOE ADVENTURES

Cruise on the world famous Rubicon trail or Explore the Pine nut mountains in Carson Valley. With two ATV and RZR tour locations in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, equipment and clothing rentals, and free shuttles, Lake Tahoe Adventures is your #1 off roading destination 3071 U.S. Hwy 50, South Lake Tahoe, 800490-3995 laketahoeadventures.com

ELEVATED FITNESS

Get pumped for this high-altitude, carbonneutral, human-powered fitness facility focusing on dynamic, scientific workouts. Take a class or a personal training session for a healthy pause during your Tahoe vacation. 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-318-8666 elevatedtahoe.com

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EPIC DISCOVERY AT HEAVENLY MOUNTAIN

Take a ride up the Heavenly Gondola to the top of the mountain and discover a variety of activities including tubing, zip-lines, adventure ropes courses, climbing, hiking and dining. Ticket office located in Heavenly Village, 4080 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 1-800-HEAVENLY skiheavenly.com

SERVICES BARTON CENTER FOR ORTHOPEDICS & WELLNESS

A U.S. Ski and Snowboard Certified Center of Excellence, the Barton Center for Orthopedics & Wellness is transforming healthcare, shifting from treating illnesses and symptoms to proactively supporting health and wellness. You, only better. South Lake Tahoe, North Lake Tahoe, Carson City, 877543-5554 toll free or 530-543-5554 tahoeorthopedics.com

BIOSPIRIT DAY SPA

Experience pure bliss and relaxation with a facial, massage, or visit to their steam room, infrared sauna and more. Voted “Best of Tahoe” three times! 1116 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-542-4095 massagetahoe.com

IMAGINE SALON

South Lake Tahoe's newest beauty destination combines uptown sophistication with downtown modernity. Take your look lakeside with a new cut and color, event styling, and makeup application. 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, 530-600-1616 imaginesalontahoe.com

LAKE TAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

At 6,229 feet above sea level, Lake Tahoe Community College is located at the highest elevation of any college in Northern California. Visit their website for a list of community events while you’re here! 1 College Dr., South Lake Tahoe, 530-541-4660 ltcc.ed

DINING YOSH'S UNIQUE DELI

South Reno’s go-to specialty sandwich shop offering local catering, delicious salads and sandwiches, and desserts made with a twist. Checkout their weekly specials for a tasty meal! 85 Foothill Rd., Ste. 4, Reno, 775-853-9674 yoshsdeli.com

EXPLORE RENO

PIGNIC PUB & PATIO

Craving a little time at the grill? Bring your favorite protein, get ready to dawn an apron and enjoy some delicious craft libations. Pignic has a great local beer selection, too! 235 Flint St., Reno, 775-376-1948 @pignicpub

WILD RIVER GRILLE

Featuring classic American cuisine with an innovative twist, a full bar, and scenic patio set against the picturesque Truckee River. They offer a wide selection of signature cocktails, wines, local brews and liquor infusions, plus weekly happy hour specials, and occasional live music. 17 S. Virginia St., Reno, 775-284-7455 wildrivergrille.com

NOBLE PIE PARLOR

With three locations, Noble Pie Parlor upholds the principles of incredible pizza, craft beer and craft cocktails shared in the company of friends and family. 777 S. Center St., Ste. 100; 239 W. Second St.; 13979 S. Virginia St., Ste. 505, Reno 775-323-1494 noblepieparlor.com

CAFÉ WHITNEY

Feeding you cheffed-up versions of comfortable favorites that pay attention to the details. Free valet parking for restaurant guests. Inside Whitney Peak Hotel, 255 N. Virginia St., Reno, 775-398-5400 www.cafereno.com

CHEZ LOUIE

This fun and modern French-inspired eatery brings a refined taste, affordable high-class cuisine and welcoming feel that complements the cultural fabric of the museum. Inside the Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., Reno, 775-284-2921 chez-louie.com

SHOPPING SOUTH CREEK SHOPPING CENTER

Your one-stop destination featuring some of the best shops, eateries, boutiques and highend bars. Discover local clothing, food and drink at Beer NV, Dorinda’s Chocolates, Yosh’s Unique Deli and Home Means Nevada. 95 Foothill Rd., Reno, southcreeknv.com

OUTLETS AT SPARKS

This massive shopping, dining and entertainment destination has the region’s only IMAX theatre and 25-to-70 percent off deals on name brands such as Nike, Gap, Guess and many others. 1310 Scheels Dr., Sparks, 775-358-3800 outletsatsparks.com

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Selling stylish clothing and wares celebrating the hardworking, big hearted, straight talking people from the big city lights to the Black Rock Desert. 15 Foothill Rd., Ste. 3, Reno, 775-376-1115 homemeansnevada.com

ACTIVITIES RIVERWALK DISTRICT

Stroll through the Riverwalk District in the heart of downtown Reno between Powning St. and Lake St. along the Truckee River. Discover an abundant group of restaurants, delicatessens, coffee houses, vintage shops, art galleries, taverns, live theatre and museums. Enjoy the Wine Walk on the third Saturday of every month from 2 to 5 p.m. Along the Truckee River, Downtown Reno, 775-825-WALK (9255) renoriver.org

NEVADA MUSEUM OF ART

The Nevada Museum of Art is the only accredited art museum in Nevada and offers creative programming and stellar exhibitions. The museum is open Wednesday – Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Thursdays until 8 p.m. Admission is $10, $8 Seniors/Students, $1 children six to 12; free for members and kids ages five and under. 160 W. Liberty St., Reno, 775-329-3333 nevadaart.org

NEED 2 SPEED

Need 2 Speed is Reno’s premier indoor kart racing experience. Enjoy thrilling wheelto-wheel racing in high-performance electric karts. Try blacklight racing every Friday – Sunday night. After your race, play a round of mini golf on our one-of-a-kind blacklight course or experience the award-winning VR play available only on Hologate.6895 Sierra Center Pkwy., Reno, 775-851-7223 need2speed.com

TERRY LEE WELLS NEVADA DISCOVERY MUSEUM (THE DISCOVERY)

The Discovery offers eight ever-changing galleries ranging from Nevada’s history to the ideas of Da Vinci. Try Cloud Climber, a threestory climbing structure shaped like Northern Nevada’s unique cloud formations. 490 S. Center St., Reno, 775-786-1000 nvdm.org

WILBUR D. MAY CENTER

EXPLORE CARSON

This museum is a year-round destination for all ages featuring rare and exotic artifacts and animals from around the world. Don’t miss the beautiful arboretum and botanical garden! 1595 N. Sierra St., Reno, 775-785-5961 maycenter.com

BASECAMP BOULDERING & TALLEST CLIMBING WALL

Get your climb on at the home of the Guinness Book of World Record’s tallest climbing wall! Challenge yourself in their 7,000-square-foot indoor bouldering park. Includes a supervised kids room. 255 N. Virginia St., Reno, 775-398-5443 basecampreno.com

NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM (THE HARRAH COLLECTION)

Voted one of the top five automobile museums in the country and one of the best 16 in the world, the National Automobile Museum houses an astounding collection of decades-old automobiles. Stroll down period-style street scenes and stand inches from cars once owned by the rich and famous — even Elvis. 10 S. Lake St., Reno, 775-333-9300 automuseum.org

GREATER NEVADA FIELD

Greater Nevada Field is a premier event destination in the Reno/Tahoe area, hosting the Reno Aces (baseball), Reno 1868 FC (soccer) and events including Nitro Circus. 250 Evans Ave., Reno, 775-334-7000 greaternevadafield.com

WASTING ARROWS INDOOR ARCHERY

SHOPPING ESPECIALLY FOR YOU

Nestled in the heart of the Carson Valley, this fashion boutique boasts the largest selection of Brighton jewelry, accessories, handbags and gifts in all of Northern Nevada. Shop for fashion, gifts, seasonal home decor and more. Open six days a week, Tuesday – Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1218 Eddy St., Gardnerville, 775-782-1966 efy-online.com

CARSON VALLEY GOLF/ FOOTGOLF COURSE

FootGolf, the exciting sport combining soccer and golf, can now be played at Carson Valley Golf Course. Just kick a soccer ball into a 21-inch cup! Open year round. 1027 Riverview Dr., Gardnerville, 775-265-3181 carsonvalleygolf.com

BENTLY HERITAGE

Toast the Sierra with spirits distilled using only grains sustainably grown and harvested on the ranch and malted in house. The historic tasting room and distillery are a sight to see! 1601 Water St., Minden, 775-210-5097 bentlyheritage.com

HISTORIC TOWN OF GARDNERVILLE

ACTIVITIES MAINSTREET GARDNERVILLE

Visit Gardnerville and enjoy the hometown feel in a historic setting. Locals and tourists alike join together to eat, drink, shop, and much more in this cultural settlement. U.S. Hwy 395, Gardnerville, 775-782-8027 mainstreetgardnerville.org

Visit Gardnerville and enjoy the hometown feel in a historic setting. Locals and tourists alike join together to eat, drink, shop, and much more in this cultural settlement. townofgardnerville.com

GENOA BAR

Take a step back in time at the historic Genoa Bar, “Nevada’s Oldest Thirst Parlor” since 1853. Famous films shot here include The Shootist with John Wayne, Honky Tonk Man with Clint Eastwood, and Misery with James Caan and Kathy Bates. 2282 Main St., Genoa, 775-782-3870 genoabarandsaloon.com

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Carson Valley’s favorite golf course since 1965

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Aim for fun at Wasting Arrows! Take an exciting lesson from a certified instructor and hit a bull’s eye in their 20 lanes. Equipment rentals are available or use your own bow. For your next birthday party or corporate event, try an archery party or Archery Tag. Family fun for ages 8 and up. 5260 Longley Lane, Reno, NV (775) 852-6214 wastingarrows.com

DINING MANGIA TUTTO PIZZERIA E RISTORANTE

Craving some delicious homemade Italian food or Chicago pizza? Head to this popular spot serving the tasty cuisine found in pizzerias and Italian restaurants throughout the streets of the Windy City! 200 N. Stewart St., Carson City 775-461-3353 mangiatuttopizzeria.com

Carson Valley Golf Course

775.265.3181

carsonvalleygolf.com 1027 Riverview Dr. Gardnerville 2 miles south of Gardnerville NV Approx. 25 minutes scenic drive from South Lake Tahoe

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