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5/12:Reno Sculpture Fest The special events season gets underway this weekend with the third annual outdoor sculpture festival. The event features more than 30 large-scale sculptures, interactive art installations, vendors, food trucks, wellness and activity gardens, kids’ activities, live music and other entertainment along 10 blocks in downtown Reno. The fun continues into the night with concerts and DJ sets at several downtown bars and nightclubs, including 1up, 3rd Street Bar, Cargo Concert Hall at Whitney Peak Hotel and the Trocadero. The center of the action takes place at the ReTrac Plaza, 301 N. Virginia St., between the Whitney Peak Hotel and the Eldorado Resort Casino. Festival hours are 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, May 12, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, May 13, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, May 14. Admission is free to daytime events. Late-night concerts range from $10 for individual shows to $108 for a weekend pass. For details, visit sculpturefest.com or freshbakin.com.

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2ND ANNUAL TAMANO (SPRING) CRAFT FAIR:

The craft fair features beaded items, artwork, books, blankets, jewelry and more made by local and regional Native American craft vendors. Fri, 5/12-Sat, 5/13, 10am. Free. Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, 34 Reservation Road, (775) 4423939, www.nevadaindianterritory.com. HANDS ON! SECOND SATURDAY: The program

offers monthly free admission, hands-on art activities, storytelling, a docentguided tour, live performances and community collaborations. Themes and programs change monthly and rotate through cultural explorations, exhibition connections and community partnerships. Sat, 5/13, 10am-5pm. Free.

Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., (775) 329-3333, www.nevadaart.org.

5TH ANNUAL SPRING HORSE EXPO: The event

features local horse organizations, local vendors and breed and discipline demonstrations. Sat, 5/13, 10am. Free. Bartley Ranch Regional Park, 6000 Bartley Ranch Road, (775) 849-0120.

CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH GALLERY TOUR:

A feature gallery tour and informal conversation completely in Spanish. Thu 5/11, 5pm. $1-$10 gallery admission, free for students with ID. Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., (775) 329-3333.

THE GREAT RENO BIKE SWAP: This community

event is a venue for people selling bikes and equipment on consignment. All sellers receive 80 percent of the sales price. The Great Reno Bike Swap will retain 20 percent. All proceeds benefit the Kiwanis Kids Bike Program and colon cancer awareness through the Nevada Colon Cancer Partnership. Sat 5/13, 10am. Free. Idlewild Park, Snowflake Pavilion, 1805 Idlewild Drive, (775) 846-7146. LAKE MANSION GUIDED TOURS CELEBRATION:

The Lake Mansion celebrates Historic Preservation Month with free guided tours on Fridays through May 19. No registration required. Park in the Lake Mansion lot off Arlington Avenue (or accessible street parking on Flint Street) and enter the mansion from the Flint Street side. Tours last 20-30 minutes. Fri 5/12, noon. Free, donations welcome. Lake Mansion, 250 Court St., (775) 826-6100, www.artsforallnevada.org.

MONSTER JAM: The world’s largest and most famous monster truck tour features

Mutant driven by Steven Sims, Grave

Digger driven by Pablo Huffaker, Monster

Mutt driven by Kevin Crocker, Nitro

Menace driven by Darren Migues and

Jailbird driven by Kaylyn Migues. Trucks/ drivers subject to change. Fri, 5/12, 7pm;

Sat, 5/13, 1pm & 7pm; Sun 5/14, 1pm. $15-

$30, $10 parking fee. Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center, 1350 N. Wells Ave., www.monsterjam.com. MOTHER’S DAY TEA: Bring your mother (or grandmother or aunt) for a special treat of tea and cookies. Sat 5/13, 1pm. Free.

Northwest Reno Library, 2325 Robb

Drive, (775) 787-4100.

REPTILES OF THE AMERICAS: Join presenter

Noah Peitz as he introduces numerous reptiles of the Americas. Learn how these animals survive in the wild, as well as how they hunt, eat and where they sleep, and find out what it’s like to keep reptiles as pets. Not only will you be able to see these unique reptiles, but you will be able to handle many of them. Sat 5/13, 2pm. Free. Galena Creek Visitor Center, 18250 Mount Rose Highway, (775) 8494948, www.galenacreekvisitorcenter.org.

SATURDAY NIGHT STAR PARTY: The Jack

C. Davis Observatory hosts free star parties every Saturday night year round, starting at sunset. The evening starts with a lecture on one of numerous topics and then concludes with guided star viewing by one of the observatory’s astronomers. Sat 5/13, 6pm. Free. Jack C. Davis Observatory, 2699 Van Patten Drive, Carson City, (775) 857-3033.

SPANISH CONVERSATION WINE & APPETIZERS:

A monthly free event organized by Training Connexion for English speakers to practice Spanish in a relaxed and casual setting. Bring your favorite wine or recipe. Thu, 5/11, 6pm. Free. Training Connexion, 4600 Kietzke Lane, (775) 2246271, www.meetup.com/Reno-SpanishLanguage-and-Culture-Meetup/.

ART

ARTE ITALIA: ColorFusionTheArtofDick

Marconi.A visual exhibit features a vibrant selection of abstract works by

Italian-American artist Dick Marconi. The exhibition is on view through July 30. Thu, 5/11-Sun, 5/14, noon. Free. Arte Italia, 442

Flint St., (775) 333-0313.

ARTIST CO-OP GALLERY RENO: Myriadof

Miniatures.Artist Co-op members and invited guests have created small gems in a variety of subjects for this show. The show continues through May 31. Thu, 5/11-Wed, 5/17, 11am. Free. Artist Co-op

Gallery Reno, 627 Mill St., (775) 322-8896, www.artistsco-opgalleryreno.com.

BIBO CAFE: WokeClosingReception.The focus of this group exhibit is to bring awareness to some of the key issues young people are facing today, specifically from the viewpoint of young people under 21 who identify as female, trans, non-binary and POC. Each artist uses various mediums and their distinct voice and style to touch on some of the social issues that are important to them. Artists include A. Benedict, Maya

Claiborne, Ana McKay, Ally Messer, Katera

Neil, Lupe Reyes and Payton Williams. The closing reception is May 12. The exhibition will be on view through May 13. Fri, 5/12, 6-8pm. Free. Bibo Cafe, 945 Record St., (775) 250-8811, www.hollandreno.org.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 11, 2017

CCAI COURTHOUSE GALLERY: FromtheGround

Up.The Capital City Arts Initiative (CCAI) presents work by artist Gil Martin. The exhibit will be in the gallery through May 24. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon, 5/15-Wed, 5/17,

8am. Free. 885 E. Musser St., Carson City., www.arts-initiative.org.

CARSON CITY VISITORS BUREAU: GreatBasin

NativeArtists.Featured artists are Ben Aleck, Topaz Jones, Jack Malotte, Melissa Melero-Moose and Topah Spoonhunter. The exhibition runs through June 19. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon, 5/15-Wed, 5/17,

9am. Free. 716 N. Carson St., Carson City, (775) 687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com

THE HOLLAND PROJECT: HollowHome.

Michelle Laxalt’s newest body of work combines materials such as clay, fabric and hair to create abstract sculptural and textile pieces that serve as reminders of the human body and pay homage to all its glorious complexity, strength and vulnerable fragility. The exhibition runs through May 26 with an opening reception on May 11, from 6-8pm. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12, 3-6pm; Tue, 5/16-Wed, 5/17,

3-6pm. Free. 140 Vesta St., (775) 742-1858, www.hollandreno.org.

MCKINLEY ARTS & CULTURE CENTER:

Animalia:JenniferWildermuthReyes. Interdisciplinary artist Jennifer Wildermuth Reyes’s work focuses primarily on animals and how they correspond to development of human culture and thought-process. The exhibit places emphasis on temporarily pausing life and creating sacred spaces for these animals. The exhibition runs from through June 16. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon 5/15-Wed 5/17, 8am. Free; HistoricFort ChurchillRobertRollins.Metro Gallery

in City Hall hosts photographer Robert Rollins. Rollins seeks to tell stories with his iconic imagery of the American West—and in this case, the historic Fort Churchill, located on U.S. Highway 95-A, near Silver Springs, Nevada. The exhibition runs through June 16. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon, 5/15-Wed, 5/17, 9am. Free.; My NevadainBlack&WhiteWillBarber. Gallery East hosts photographer Will Barber. As an environmental scientist, Barber has a way of seeing the “ordered chaos” of our natural surroundings, and visually expresses this concept through focusing on single elements and letting the viewer focus on the multiple aspects of the photographs. The exhibition runs through June 16. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon, 5/15-Wed, 5/17, 8am. Free. 925 Riverside

Drive, (775) 334-6264, renoculture.com.

THE POTENTIALIST WORKSHOP: HotPursuitof

Happiness.The installation is the result of an eight-month road trip undertaken by videographer ACVilla and composer/ keyboardist Thollem McDonas, aka Silver Ochre, who traveled across the lower 48 states from April through November last year, creating an artistic experience of what this country is today. As they traveled they created seven monthly episodes with unique original soundtracks. These will be looped on seven screens simultaneously. Thu, 5/11, 7pm. $10. The Potentialist Workshop, 836 E. Second St., www.facebook.com/PPPWS. REID HOUSE GALLERY, STUDIO AND GIFT SHOP:

GritNGraceExhibition&ArtSale.DJD Foundation for Freedom of Expression presents the work of Susie Deese on display through May 24. Susie Deese’s assemblage work stems from the love of old, damaged, forgotten and discarded items. The process is her quest to bring a revival story to these castoffs. It’s a method of tinkering until the moment when the story has unfolded. A portion of the sales benefits DJD Foundation for Freedom of Expression. Exhibit and art sales: Tuesday and Thursday, 10am3pm, Sunday, noon-5pm. Reception: May 13. Sat, 5/13, 3-7pm. Free. 515 Court St., (775) 391-2668.

SHEPPARD CONTEMPORARY IN THE CHURCH FINE ARTS BUILDING, UNIVERSITY OF

NEVADA, RENO: AdditionsRecent PermanentCollectionAcquisitions.Over the past year, University Galleries has added three major collections of art in addition to several individual acquisitions to the Department of Art’s permanent collection. This show reviews the highlights of these exhibitions, including large-scale paintings by Richard Etts, several dozen photographs including works by contemporary artists Joel Meyerowitz, Paul Sepuya and Darryl Curran, ceramic sculpture by Mary Bowron, beaded baskets by Rebecca Eagle, and Southwest ceramic pottery. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/16; Mon, 5/15-Wed,

5/17, noon. Free.; TreeLines.Valerie Cohen’s exhibition features pen and ink line drawings of pine trees growing at or near the timberline in the Sierra Nevada and White Mountain Ranges of Eastern California. Thu, 5/11-Fri, 5/12; Mon, 5/15-

Wed, 5/17, noon. Free. Church Fine Arts Building, University of Nevada, Reno, 1335 N. Virginia St., (775) 784-4278.

SPARKS MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER:

ValeriyKagounkinRetrospective.The Sparks Museum & Cultural Center is proud to present the work of Russianborn artist Valeriy Kagounkin, on display through May 13. Kagounkin’s paintings concentrate on the indigenous natives of Russia and Siberia, as well as the native people of North America and those who built the American West. Thu, 5/11-Sat, 5/13; Tue, 5/16-Wed, 5/17, 11am. Free. 814

Victorian Ave., Sparks, (775) 355-1144, sparksmuseum.org.

ST. MARY’S ART CENTER: St.Mary’s Art

Center Spring Exhibition. The show features artwork by Monika Piper Johnson, Ronnie Rector, Will Barber, Mimi Patrick, Casey Clark, Anthony Arevalo, Anna Smith, Grey Wolf Leather Works and Pura Vida Sierras Art. The exhibition runs through May 28. Fri, 5/12-Sun, 5/14, 11am. Free. 55 N. R St., Virginia City, stmarysartcenter.org.

THE WEDGE CERAMICS STUDIO: Mother’sDay

WeekendEventPetals&Pottery.Choose from hundreds of handmade vases and fresh cut flowers to make a one-of-akind flower arrangement with or for your mom. Prices vary and the flowers are included in the price of the vase. There will be other ceramic artwork for sale. Sat, 5/13-Sun, 5/14, 10am. Free. The

Wedge Ceramics Studio, 2095 Dickerson Road, www.thewedgeceramics.com.

WILBUR D. MAY MUSEUM: HonoringMother

NatureArtExhibition&Sale.This new art exhibition from the Sierra Watercolor Society will feature a variety of watercolor paintings that depict plants, nature, flowers and other spring themes. All art will be available for purchase, and visitors are invited to vote for their favorite painting to win the “People’s Choice Award.” The exhibition runs through June 4. Thu, 5/11-Sun, 5/14, 10am; Wed, 5/17, 10am. Free. Wilbur D. May

Museum, 1595 N. Sierra St., (775) 785-5961, www.facebook.com/WilburMayCenter.

MUSEUMS

NEVADA MUSEUM OF ART: APlacein

theCountryAboriginalAustralian Paintings.On view through May 21; The AlteredLandscapeSelectionsfromthe CarolFrancBuckAlteredLandscape PhotographyCollection.On display through July 5; TheJohnandMaryLou PaxtonCollection.On view through June 4; KristinPosehnArchitectures.On display through May 21; MaynardDixonThe PaltenghiCollections.On view through July 16; MiradasAncientRootsinModern andContemporaryMexicanArt.On display through July 16; PeterStichbury Anatomyofa Phenomenon.On view through May 28; Spinifex—Aboriginal PaintingsfromtheRobertKaplanand MargaretLeviCollection.On display through May 28. Thu, 5/11-Sun, 5/14; Wed,

5/17, 10am. $1-$10. Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., (775) 329-3333, www.nevadaart.org.

TERRY LEE WELLS NEVADA DISCOVERY MUSEUM

(THE DISCOVERY): ScienceUnderground. Located on the museum’s lower level, ScienceUndergroundfeatures an eclectic, subterranean collection of exhibits from The Discovery’s first five years, including big, blue building blocks, Electrosketch, Nano Science, an oversized Nevada puzzle, the Tube-o-Phone and a walking piano. Thu, 5/11-Sat, 5/13, 10am; Sun, 5/14, noon; Tue, 5/16-Wed, 5/17,

10am. $10-$12. Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum (The Discovery), 490 S. Center St., (775) 786-1000, nvdm.org.

FILM

MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN: Artemisia

MovieHouse presents a screening of the 1969 adventure film directed by James B. Clark. Twelve-year-old Sam is hooked on Thoreau and would love nothing better than to spend his days living in the Canadian wilderness. When a family vacation falls through, Sam jumps at the opportunity to challenge himself and sets out for the woods. Sun, 5/14, 6pm. $5-$9. Good Luck Macbeth Theater, 713 S. Virginia St., (775) 337-9111, artemisiamovies.weebly.com.

WASTEDLAND 2 OPENING & SCREENING:

New York based artist and filmmaker Andrew H. Shirley brings his existential fantasy film makes its Reno debut amid a detritus-strewn, site-specific, immersive film installation transforming the Serva Pool space at Holland into a post-apocalyptic three-dimensional graffiti wonderland. Questions of fate and self will collide with graffiti folklore through wordplay, sculpture, artifacts and characters—all centered around thematics from the film. The event begins at 6pm with the screening at 7:30pm, plus local bands Black Zin and Shit Metaphor following the screening at 8pm. Thu, 5/11, 6pm. Free. The Holland Project, 140 Vesta St., (775) 742-1858, www.hollandreno.org.

MUSIC

BE OUR GUEST: The Reno Pops Orchestra offers a smorgasbord of tempting and tasty musical treats, including selections from Disney’s BeautyandtheBeastand the animated film ChickenRun. Sat, 5/13, 7pm. Free. Nightingale Concert Hall, 1335

N. Virginia St., www.renopops.org.

THE BLACK LILLIES: Piper’s Opera House

and JiveRadio present a concert by the internationally renowned band of rootsrockers. Fri, 5/12, 7:30pm. $25. Piper’s Opera House, 12 N. B St., Virginia City, (775) 847-0433, www.jiveradio.org.

IN TUNE TALES: The group tells traditional folk tales and modern storybook classics against a backdrop of music, song and musical sound effects. Sun, 5/14, 2-3pm. Free. Downtown Reno Library, 301S. Center St., (775) 327-8300.

LEGENDS OF THE CELTIC HARP: Windham

Hill harpist Lisa Lynne, multiinstrumentalist Aryeh Frankfurter and master storyteller Patrick Ball present a program of Celtic harp music, both traditional and original, entwined with humorous stories. Sat, 5/13, 7pm. $10$20. Brewery Arts Center, 449 W. King St., Carson City, (775) 883-1976, breweryarts.org.

MARIANARCHY XIII: The bi-annual charity fundraiser benefits local teacher, poet and performer Hank Sosnowski, who’s recovering from an assault that has left him physically and mentally impaired. The event features two days of live music performed by local bands, including Kittenhead, Alphabet

Cult, Vague Choir, Murderock, Stabby

Unicorn, among others. Fri, 5/12, 5pm;

Sat, 5/13, 1pm. Donations requested.

Jub Jub’s Thirst Parlor, 71 S. Wells Ave., (775) 384-1652, www.facebook.com/ marianarchy501.

MUSIC INDUSTRY NIGHT: Open your ears

to local albums, national releases and more. Make new friends, meet other creatives and/or fans. Drink local beer, plan upcoming projects, and learn about events going on in the area. Sometimes a band or two will drop in to perform. Wed, 5/17, 9pm. Free. St. James Infirmary, 445 California Ave., (775) 657-8484.

SUNDAY MUSIC BRUNCH: Enjoy live music

by Kat & Dave and brunch presented by chez louie. The menu features artful dishes, mimosas and a Bloody Mary Bar. Reservations encouraged. Sun, 5/14, 10am-2pm. Free. Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., www.nevadaart.org.

ONSTAGE

A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE: In Martin

McDonagh’s play, Carmichael has been searching for his missing left hand for almost half a century. Enter two bickering lovebirds with a hand to sell and a hotel clerk with an aversion to gunfire, and get set for a roller coaster of love, hate, desperation and hope. Performances are on Friday, Saturday and Sunday through May 20. Thu, 5/11Sat, 5/13, 7:30pm; Sun, 5/14, 2pm. $12-$20.

Restless Artists’ Theatre Company, 295 20th St., Sparks, (775) 525-3074. MURDER IN GREEN MEADOWS: Two married

couples meet in the small suburban town of Green Meadows, Illinois. Together, the four fast friends spend their days playing games, gossiping, telling jokes and lending a hand to one another. However, as the months go by and masks begins to slip between the two households, a whirlwind of startling confessions and betrayals leaves one of them dead and the rest to pick up (or cover) the pieces. Performances are Wednesday through Sunday through May 28. Fri, 5/12, 7:30pm; Sat, 5/13, 2pm & 7:30pm; Sun, 5/14, 2pm; Wed, 5/18,

7:30pm. $15-$22. Reno Little Theater, (775) 813-8900, renolittletheater.org.

NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT: Western

Nevada Musical Theatre Company celebrates its 100th show with its production of this smash Broadway hit, featuring “Someone to Watch Over Me,” “Fascinating Rhythm,” “S’Wonderful,” and “But Not For Me,” among other popular tunes. Fri, 5/12, 7:30pm; Sat, 5/1, 2pm & 7:30pm; Sun, 5/14, 2pm. $25-

$28. Bob Boldrick Theatre, Carson City Community Center, 851 E. William St., Carson City, (775) 445-4249.

TITUS ANDRONICUS: Titus Andronicus is locked in a cycle of revenge with Tamora that spins wildly out of control in

Shakespeare’s violent play. Performances are Wednesday-Saturday through May 20. Thu, 5/11, 7:30pm; Fri, 5/12, 7:30pm; Sat, 5/13, 7:30pm; Wed, 5/17, 7:30pm. $15-$18.

Good Luck Macbeth Theatre Company, 713 S. Virginia St., (775) 322-3716. THE WORLD GOES ’ROUND—THE MUSIC OF

KANDER & EBB: This evening of song and dance will be presented by a large cast of students from the Performing Arts Center. Thu, 5/11-Sat, 5/13, 7pm. $9-

$11. Damonte Ranch High School, 10500 Rio Wrangler Parkway, (775) 851-5656, drhspacprogram.weebly.com.

SPORTS & FITNESS

GUIDED HIKE: Enjoy a guided hike through

Galena Creek Park with a local specialist.

Please bring appropriate clothing and plenty of water. The hike intensity varies, depending on the audience. Sat, 5/13, 10am. Free, donations welcome. Galena

Creek Visitor Center, 18250 Mount Rose

Highway, (775) 849-4948.

RENO ACES : The minor league baseball team plays the New Orleans Baby

Cakes, Thu, 5/11-Sat, 5/13, 6:35pm; Sun,

5/14, 1:05pm. $8-$33. Greater Nevada Field, 250 Evans Ave., (775) 334-7000, renoaces.com.

CLASSES

APPALACHIAN CLOGGING: This two-hour

workshop is for those who just want to try this dance. Must be in good physical condition. Sat, 5/13, 9:30am. $45.

Mountain Music Parlor, 735 S. Center St., (775) 843-5500. C@PITAL CODERS: Learn how to code or improve coding skills at Carson City

Library’s new club The C@pital Coders.

The club will practice coding through activities using NC Lab, Makey Makey,

Scratch and more. Tue, 5/16, 4pm. Free.

Carson City Library, 900 N. Roop St.,

Carson City, (775) 887-2244.

PORTRAIT SOCIETY OF RENO: PSOR meets

every Wednesday. There is painting from life models (no instruction). All artists are welcome. For more information, email psor2016@gmail.com Wed, 5/17, 9am. $10. Nevada Fine Arts, 1301 S. Virginia St., (775) 786-1128.

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (BEGINNERS)

WITH RENO AERIAL CO-OP: Strength and

core building through calisthenics and balance. Sign up at facebook.com/ renoaerialcoop. Thu, 5/11, 7pm. The Generator, 1240 Icehouse Ave., Sparks, www.therenogenerator.com.

WATERCOLOR PAINTERS OPEN GROUP: This is a

group of watercolor painters who paint together and learn from each other. Fri, 5/12, 9am. $5. Nevada Fine Arts, 1301 S. Virginia St., (775) 786-1128.

WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS: Multiple hour-long

workshops and presentations on various topics. Contact ksweetsparlormint@ gmail.com. Wed, 5/17, 6pm. The

Potentialist Workshop, 836 E. Second St., www.potentialistworkshop.com.

COMMUNITY

BREAST CANCER—ON WITH LIFE: Saint Mary’s

team of social workers and educators, as well as other breast cancer survivors, meet weekly to discuss cancer survivorship. The group meets in the Tumor Board Conference Room. Tue, 5/16, 4:30pm. Free. Saint Mary’s Center for Health, 645 N. Arlington Ave., Suite 120, (775) 722-1222.

QUILTERS WITHOUT BOUNDRIES: Explore the

making of art quilts with non-traditional products and techniques. The group meets the third Monday of every month. Mon, 5/15, 1pm. $5. Nevada Fine Arts, 1301 S. Virginia St., (775) 786-1128.

REAL CONVERSATIONS. REAL PEOPLE

DIVERSITY MIXER: Interact with people and ideas that may be different from your own—while also learning how much you have in common. Sat 5/13, 11am. Free. Northern Nevada Muslim Community Center, 1855 Oddie Blvd., Sparks, (775) 772-6543.

5/13:Reno River Festival The record precipitation we enjoyed this past winter and early spring will mean lots of wet and wild action in the Truckee River, as professional and amateur kayakers from around the world show off their skills during the annual whitewater festival. The weekend event will also feature the Reno River Roll, a casual, 7-mile, bike ride open to all ages that starts at the new Virginia Street Bridge, travels along the Truckee River and finishes at Wingfield Park. The festival includes an expo, a craft beer village and a wine village, yoga in the park, fly-fishing classes, the Mother Daughter Look-Alike Contest and live music throughout the day, which concludes with headliner Brooke Eden on Saturday and American Young on Sunday. Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, May 13-14, at Wingfield Park, 300 W. First St., in downtown Reno along the Truckee River. Admission is free to the festival. Entry fees for the Reno River Roll are $30 for adults and $20 for kids ages 7-12. Call 851-4444 or visit www.renoriverfestival.com. Advice and comics continued on page 29 05.11.17 | RN&R | 27