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HALLOWEEN FUN-RAZOR: A Salon 7 will
hold its annual salon fundraiser for the community. The Halloweenthemed event features a fashion show, costume contest and entertainment and will benefit The Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation and the Justin Hope Foundation. Sa, 10/10, 8pm. $15. A Salon 7, 495 Morrill Ave., Ste. 101, 786-7770, http://asalon7.com.
STEAMPUNK IN THE WOODS: Pull out your
steampunk finery for the inaugural ball, which includes DJ/dancing, victuals and librations, costume contest, auction and a champagne reception with Garth Stein. F, 10/9, 6-10pm. $100 for reception and dance, $75 dance only. Tallac Historic Site, 1 Valhalla Road, South Lake Tahoe, (530) 573-1513, www. tahoewordwave.com/festival/gala.
MEET THE ARTIST: PHYLLIS SHAFER: Learn
how Lake Tahoe and its surroundings have influenced Phyllis Shafer’s plein air paintings. F, 10/9, noon. $10 general admission, free for NMA members. Nevada Museum of Art, 160 W. Liberty St., (775) 329-3333, www.nevadaart.org.
TAHOE WORDWAVE: A FESTIVAL OF STORY:
Writers, readers and performers from all around the country will appear at Tahoe WordWave, a threeday festival. This literary mash-up will feature a free day of oral storytelling, readings, panels on craft, yoga, and a novel writing camp for kids. Highlights include a Maker’s Station demo with bookbinding, letterpress, drum making and found poetry and art. F, 10/9, 2-10pm, Sa, 10/10, 8am-10pm, Su, 10/11, 9am-1pm. Free festival admission on Saturday. Tallac Historic Site, 1 Valhalla Road, South Lake Tahoe, (530) 573-1513, www.tahoewordwave.com.
OKTOBERFEST HARVEST JAMBOREE:
Celebrate the harvest season and German culture with live music, crafts and activities for family fun, a Volk’s Spielen (Peoples Games) and a Bier Spielen (Beer Games). Sa, 10/10, 11am5pm. Free admission. Victorian Square, 14th Street and Pyramid Way along Victorian Ave., Sparks, 762-0651, www.oktoberfestnv.com.
PICASSO & WINE: Grab your friends,
TAHOE WORDWAVE: GARTH STEIN: Author
enjoy a beverage of your choice from the Marketplace Wine Bar and let instructors guide you step by step through an original painting. At the end of the evening you get to take home your work of art. Su, 10/11, 11am-1:30pm. $35 per person. Great Western Marketplace, 4855 Summit Ridge Drive,
Garth Stein will appear at Tahoe WordWave gathering at the Tallac Historic Site in South Lake Tahoe. His latest book A Sudden Light is set in a large historic house in the woods similar to Valhalla’s Grand Hall, the site of Tall Timber Ball, WordWave’s Friday night steampunk ball on Friday,
Oct. 9, kicking off at 6pm with a champagne reception with Stein. The public is welcome to bring a sack lunch or head to the food truck and join an informal picnic lunch with Stein on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 12:30pm. 10/910/11. Valhalla Grand Hall/Grand Lawn, Tallac Historic Site, 1 Valhalla Road, South Lake Tahoe, (530) 541-4975, www.tahoewordwave.com.
TALL TIMBER BALL: Style it steampunk
and gather under the timber beams of Valhalla’s Grand Hall for a dance party in the woods. Appetizers, beer and wine will be served. There will also be a steampunk photo booth and a silent auction. The costume contest will top off the revelry. Prizes will go to the most interesting looks of the night. There will be a champagne reception from 6pm to 7pm with Garth Stein, author of the bestseller The Art of Racing in the Rain. This event kicks off the inaugural Tahoe WordWave festival and will benefit art and culture in South Lake Tahoe. F, 10/9, 6-10pm. $100 for reception and dance, $75 for dance only. Valhalla Grand Hall/Grand Lawn, Tallac Historic Site, 1 Valhalla Road, South Lake Tahoe, (530) 541-4975, www. tahoewordwave.com/festival/gala.
TANNERS MARKETPLACE ANTIQUES CRAFTS SHOW: Local small businesses sell their
handmade crafts, antiques and collectibles. Sa, 10/10, 9am-5pm, Su, 10/11, 9am3pm. $5.general admission, $4 seniors and students, free for kids under age 16. Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center Exhibit Hall, 1350 N. Wells Ave., 741-9524, http://tannersreno.com.
VINTAGE ELDORADO: The Eldorado Resort
Casino and Southern Wine & Spirits is presents this Italian wine and food pairing event. Attendees will be treated to Italian food stations, domestic and imported Italian wines, Italian beer and spirits and a silent auction benefitting the Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows. Th, 10/8, 5:30pm. $65 in advance, $75 at the door. Eldorado Hotel
Casino Convention Center, 345 N. Virginia St., 786-5700.
All Ages AURORA CONFERENCE FOR TEEN GIRLS: The
Aurora Conference is designed for teen girls in grades 6-12 and is driven by Christian music, curriculum and fun. The daylong program features nationally recognized speakers and artists like Julie Elias, Morgan Harper Nichols, Kristin Weber, Morgan Eseke and Christy Baca. Admission price includes a bag, workbook, lunch and a conference CD. There is also a Moms Session, which includes separate breakout sessions designed just for moms of teen girls. Registration can be done online at www.auroraconference.com, via phone at (214) 316-6510 or at the door. Sa, 10/10, 9am-3pm. $60 for teens, $40 for moms. Hope Community, 755 Trademark Drive, 2844673, www.auroraconference.com.
BARNES & NOBLE STORYTIMES: Staff members and guest readers tell stories to children. Sa, 10am. Free. Barnes & Noble, 5555 S. Virginia St., (775) 826-8882.
FAMILY GAME NIGHT: Come into the
library, find a table, grab a game and have some fun. Second and Fourth W of every month, 4:30-6:30pm. Free. Northwest Reno Library, 2325 Robb Drive, 787-4100.
GALENA KIDS: Galena Creek Visitor Center offers this fun and educational presentation and craft session for kids ages 2-10 on the second Saturday of each month. Second Sa of every month, 10-11am. $5 suggested donation. Galena Creek Visitor Center, 18250 Mt. Rose Highway, 849-4948, www.galenacreekvisitorcenter.org.
GREAT MAY CENTER PUMPKIN WALK: The
fourth annual walk features more than 500 hand-carved pumpkins illuminated along a path through the May Museum and Arboretum. Kids are invited to wear costumes and trick-or-treat during the walk. Costumed characters along the path will hand out treats and candy. Hot chocolate, cider and other refreshments will be available for purchase at the end of the route. This event is stroller friendly and not-too-spooky. This event is
mostly outdoors so please dress for the weather. F, 10/9, 5:30-8:30pm. $5 per person, free admission for kids age 2 and younger. Wilbur D. May Museum, Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, 1595 N. Sierra St., 785-5961, www.maycenter.com.
RANCHING AT RANCHO: A fun, free ranch-
ing-themed open house in the main barn area of Rancho San Rafael. Each week features a new theme from goats to tractors and everything else in between. Kids can visit with resident chickens and turkeys, cool off inside the Discovery Room or enjoy pony rides for $5. Themed Ranching at Rancho activities will only be offered on Saturdays, but you can ride the ponies on Friday, Saturday or Sunday between 10am1pm each week. M-Su, 10am-1pm through 11/21. Free admission, $5 for pony rides. Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, 1595 N. Sierra St., 785-4512, www.washoecounty.us.
SCIENCE SATURDAYS: TRICORDERS/ TELESUGERY: Science Saturday offers
simulated journeys throughout the solar system, full-dome planetarium programs, hands-on workshops. live presentations, virtual reality headsets and iPad interactive stations. The monthly programs are designed for participants age 8 and older. Children ages 8-12 must be accompanied by an adult. One parent per family or group of up to six friends. Sa, 10/10, 9:30am-1pm. $12. National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection), 10 S. Lake St., 333-9300, http://nevadachallenger. org/NevadaChallenger/Home.html.
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP) OUTREACH CLINICH: The
Food Bank of Northern Nevada hosts SNAP outreach clinics to assist low-income families and individuals in applying for SNAP benefits. First come, first served. Th, 10am-noon. Free. Downtown Reno Library, 301 S. Center St., (775) 327-8312.
Art ARTISTS CO-OP OF RENO GALLERY: Piqued
Again, Erik Holland and Pan Pantoja
showcase their paintings of various mountain peaks and landscapes in a tribute to Mother Earth and the elements that are threatening her.
Eldo rado G r Eat ItalIan FEst
The
34th annual festival, held each year during Columbus Day weekend, is a celebration of Italian culture and traditions. Downtown Reno transforms into Little Italy for the weekend, complete with a grape stomp, sauce cookers’ competition, wine walk, an Italian farmers’ market, children’s gelato-eating contest, traditional Italian fare and live entertainment including performances by Ray Massa’s Eurorhythms, Moreno Fruzzetti, Primo Basso, Aaron Caruso and Italy’s Capuano n’T Rock, as
well as the cast from Saltoriya performing acts from their show. Festival gates are open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 11, along Third, Fourth and Virginia streets outside of the Eldorado Resort Casino, 345 N. Virginia St. Admission is free. Pasta-tasting bowls will be sold for $3 at the pasta booth on the corner of Fourth and Virginia streets from noon to 4 p.m. on both days. Call 786-5700 or visit www.eldoradoreno.com.
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