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Wow! We were excited about seeing this place, but had no idea how encompassing and incredible the collections and it were. So many things to see. So many incredible stories. Cannot recommend the docent tour that starts at 1:30 PM daily enough! Our tour guide was excellent. Very informative and brought things to life in a chronological history. It was a great experience. You’ll need lots of time to explore all of the galleries. Well worth it!!!

Beneath Reno’s sky so wide and clear, The National Automobile Museum draws near. A dazzling world of steel and chrome, Where every car feels like home. From vintage rides of days gone past, To sleek machines built to last, Each gleaming hood, each polished wheel, Whispers stories time can’t steal. Elvis’s ride, a shining star, And racecars built to speed afar, Classic curves and engines roar, Legends live forevermore. Kids laugh and play, exploring all, In this grand museum’s hallowed hall, Where history and passion meet, And every visit feels complete. So come and see this treasured place, A shining gem in Reno’s space, Where wheels turn dreams into art, And car lovers find their heart.

I absolutely love this museum! I got married here in 2017. I now have a membership and I bring my daycare kids once a month! The new child's play area is perfect for high energy kiddos!

The National Automobile Museum in Reno is an absolute must-see for anyone visiting the area. Located downtown along the Truckee River, this world-class museum celebrates the golden age of the automobile with one of the most impressive and beautifully displayed car collections in the country. The museum was born from the legendary collection of Bill Harrah, the gaming pioneer who spent decades amassing more than 1,400 classic cars. After his passing, the community came together to save a portion of his incredible collection, which now forms the heart of this museum. The result is a stunning tribute to automotive history, innovation, and artistry — all under one roof. The layout is fantastic, guiding visitors through themed galleries that feel like walking through time. You can stroll past early horseless carriages from the 1890s, gleaming luxury models from the Roaring Twenties, powerful muscle cars, and even one-of-a-kind celebrity vehicles. Some of the most famous pieces include the 1907 Thomas Flyer that won the New York to Paris Race in 1908, Elvis Presley’s 1973 Cadillac Eldorado, Frank Sinatra’s sleek 1961 Ghia, and the quirky “Jerrari” — a Jeep Wagoneer powered by a Ferrari V12 engine. Each car has its own story, and the exhibits bring those stories to life with detailed displays and historical settings. What really makes the National Automobile Museum stand out is the people. The staff and volunteers are friendly, passionate, and extremely knowledgeable. They clearly love what they do and are always happy to share fascinating facts or answer questions. Their enthusiasm makes the experience feel personal and engaging, whether you’re a lifelong car enthusiast or just someone who appreciates craftsmanship and history. The entire space is clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed — perfect for families, travelers, and locals alike. Every corner of the museum offers something interesting, from classic designs to rare engineering marvels. It’s easy to spend a few hours exploring and still feel like you’ve only scratched the surface. In short, the National Automobile Museum is one of Reno’s true treasures — a place filled with history, heart, and horsepower. A definite must-visit when you’re in town.

Wow! We just had the best tour ever! Mr. John Plow explained, in beautiful detail, about many of the amazing cars in the museum and the history surrounding them. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and look forward to bringing more visitors back with us again.

Awesome museum with a gorgeous collection. The best part is their collection of Ed Big Daddy Roth vehicles, including the Beatnik Bandit, one of the most important custom cars ever made.

Wow! What a great collection of cars! This is a very well organized museum with not only a great collection of cars but lots of extras added to give each area a special feel for the time era. It was fun to see not only some unusual cars but also vehicles used in movies as well. We spent about 2 hours here and highly recommend a visit!

Nice museum. $15 entry fee. Free parking. Gift shop inside. No magnets or stickers :( Not busy at all. The art inside was interesting. I expected more, we were a little bit bored and hope they expand it.

Stunning museum. Excellent curatorial, education, and installation work. The staff were super friendly and helpful, and the Art is top notch.

Historic museum always different art work and pieces to look at never disappoints. Also free every second Saturday of the month

I was fortunate enough to visit while the Dorothea Lange exhibit was there, and it was incredible. The Judith Lowry exhibit was just stunning. The museum has been recently renovated, and the gathering spaces were open and inviting. We visited two rooftop areas that are used for events with a great view of the city and valley. The ichthyosaur exhibit was very well presented with the video, fascinating stuff. My daughter was quite happy with the plush ichy she got from the well-stocked gift shop. I was a little disappointed that there were so few people there. With such a diverse selection of exhibits (Langston Hughes, Aboriginal art!), where were all the visitors? Anyway, I loved it and highly recommend a visit. Patronize the arts in every city you visit if you can!

Great museum with very interesting exhibits. Friendly staff. Free with NARM membership.

They had an excellent collection of Dorothea Lange photographs, a brilliant portrait of Ella Fitzgerald by Beauford Delaney, and an impressive collection of paintings by Judith Lowry. I think other reviewers here have been harsh. I quite enjoyed my afternoon at the Nevada Museum of Art.

Walked from the airport on my layover. Totally worth it. I wish I could've stayed longer. The Langston Hughes exhibit was my favorite.

I visited on Friday 20, 2024 in December. Small but out of this world. Bring the kids in your life and your inner child too. There’s (very limited and free) reserved parking across the foot bridge on the third floor of the parking structure. Snag a permit from the staff and be sure to read the signs to prevent a parking ticket. Apply those savings in the little gift shop to support the museum.

Extremely disappointing experience. The planetarium was advertised as free, but when we arrived, we were unexpectedly charged at the entrance - no explanation, just a demand for payment. Most of the machines and interactive exhibits were broken or out of order. Honestly, there was nothing interesting to see. To make things worse, the place was filled with random items that had nothing to do with astronomy - like a sarcophagus, Iron Man masks, and other bizarre decorations. It felt more like a chaotic storage room than an educational space. Total waste of time and money. We came expecting a meaningful and inspiring experience about space and science, and instead got a messy, disorganized letdown. Would not recommend.

I really enjoyed the full dome presentation, such a cool and unique experience! The space is small and cozy, which makes it feel really personal. The guide was super knowledgeable and shared so much great info. I also loved checking out the displays and exhibits. Overall, it made for a really fun and relaxing evening!

The Star Wars precursor to the Roddenberry awards for the best short science sci-fi film festival. This year was absolutely amazing. We had a fantastic time. The winner was MT Nestor !! the Star Wars effects were great the Director and host was fantastic. Everyone was very nice and costumes were had.!! The super tall guy in black, Lord Vader, was intimidating as usual ! All the films we got to watch were wonderful really all-around an amazing night!!! thank you to the Fleishman Planetarium at UNR!!

I’ve loved the Planetarium since I was a kid! It’s such a fun and unique experience, perfect for kids to learn a little science while having a great time. The shows are always fascinating and really affordable too. The kids have a blast with the exhibits and the gift shop every time we go. Such a great place!

Awesome place to visit if you’re into space exploration! The show presentation room is super nice, and while the exhibit area is small, it’s really informative. Plus, free parking on the weekends is a nice bonus!

The most underrated thing to do in Reno! Super fun and actually really educational. It was a great time with some really cute exhibits! Totally recommend!

Parking situation is absolutely horrible. Most of the staff was nice. They will not let you back inside the event from the restrooms if there is a song playing and the elderly ushers will Naruto run at you if your phone lights up inside or you try to take a photo while you are seated and tell you to turn it off.

I always enjoy my time at the Pioneer Center and am so grateful to have access to a quality theater experience. The staff always go above and beyond to make our transitions as quick and easy as possible despite how huge the crowds can be! All of Reno is thirsty for new experiences, and the Pioneer always provides. Some of our best memories are getting dolled up and inspired for each performance, and we'll definitely be back for more. Thank you for everything you do!

I remember back in the day my class from sun valley elementary took a field trip here and it was great I still have those memories to this day! Boy how time Flys I forgot what musical we seen but you should of seen all of our little faces and eyes back then we where amazed by the women and men performed on stage that day it was cool. When it came time to leave and go back to school we didn't want to leave at all and this place was nice and let us bring in our packed lunches and let us enjoy. Because of all these positive experiences I will never forget this place at all kinda brings tears to my eyes because how well us children were treated that day thank you from the bottom of my heart! I'm now 36 years old that's how long ago it was.

We attended a showing of the okay Juliet. The cast, musicians and everyone involved in the production where top notch. Didn't spend much time in the theater otherwise but do look forward to another opportunity to do so

A lovely venue! Just lovely. They bring great shows and embody performance art in every form! You will thoroughly enjoy yourself and the performances. The ticketing process is made easy and you can avoid the online convenience fee by simply heading to the box office to purchase tickets! Elevators for those whom cannot do stairs and well maintained restrooms and auditorium.

Clean , comfortable, convenient. Something that pleasantly surprises me is the staff. All that we encountered of them were incredible. Helpful and polite. I could not be more pleased by the experience. 5 stars aren't enough for those folks.

Fantastic. Nice venue very friendly staff. Decent bar for drinks reasonably priced. Going back in December.

The arch was cool. I wish it was lit up but we were there during the day. There was barely anyone on the streets. A lot of homeless people sitting around

It's the old Reno Arch.. on one side it claims to be "est little city in the world" but the otherside is looking more complete!! .. yes it's dual sided just like the new one!

Fantastic fair with fireworks and great bands....also quality food and clothing and crafts FREE ENTERTAINMENT

This Arch is not as fancy as the new one. The light made me feel a little lonely because there was just an arch. This area was not lit up.

The Old Reno Arch — best place to capture the spirit of the Biggest Little City!

Easy to find. Not as easy to get pictures.

It's simple to get to and a landmark worthy of a picture

I love being a member of this museum. I can bring the grandkids back anytime. Sometimes we are here for only an hour, others several hours and we bring a lunch. The first picture is my grandson almost 4 years ago, he is now 5. Watching him grow up in this museum and rediscover things here is so wonderful. He loves the NASA room and he and his brother (4)love the robotic rooms. Was the first time for the 1 year old. The boys love ,love, love the bubbles days and storytelling. Thank you for offering the passes that allow me to bring my grandchildren in anytime. Can't wait to start signing them up for camp! I do wish you had a place for us to put our lunch boxed/small cooler bags so we didn't have to run out to the car with all the kids and back in again. Especially when it gets cold out.

We love this museum! Lots to enjoy for both kids and adults. We especially love the area where kids can play with the water and boats. I only wish their little kid play area was bigger.

We had an amazing time at The Discovery in Reno! It’s the perfect mix of fun and learning — our kids were completely hooked on the hands-on exhibits, and even us adults couldn’t stop exploring. Super clean, friendly staff, and tons to see and do. A must-visit spot for families in Reno!

We love The Discovery! Perfect for a weekday morning to let our toddler run around & explore. I appreciate that the exhibits are entertaining for adults & children alike!

Wonderful exploration museum. Lots of fun and engaging activities, and the water exhibit and climbing tree are amazing. Great place to take the whole family!

5 out of 5 stars! This place is awesome!!! Me, my 3 yr old and my husband were entertained for hours. SO much to see, and SO much fun stuff to do...for all ages. Staff super friendly. I know every time we return to Reno we will be making a stop here, wish we lived closer. Fantastic place to take the entire family or just yourself.

We had a fun time while visiting. Our kiddo loved the 5 and under area as well as the water table. If your kiddo is older I'm sure they would have more fun.

The balloon races is an event I loved taking my daughter to. Family friendly, things are a bit pricey even though the event itself is free. But it seems like everything is pricey these days. Still a fun event! We also went to the Dragon Lights this year. I'd never been before, but it was amazing! My daughter, my parents and I had a wonderful time. Lots of people and parking was terrible, but there is a shuttle that goes from the front of the event all the way out to the last parking lot, so that was awesome 👌!

This is one of the largest parks in Reno, and it truly has something for everyone. The park is clean, well-maintained, and offers several parking lots and clean bathrooms throughout. You’ll find covered eating areas, picnic tables, a pond with turtles and ducks, horseshoe pits, and even a volleyball court. The fitness court and workout stations along the well-kept walkways make it great for staying active. With a botanical garden, three playgrounds, a large dog park, and year-round events, it’s a perfect spot to explore and enjoy!

It was a beautiful visit even in the winter. The museum is amazing! I will have to come back to spend more time. There is so much to learn and see. Photos don't do this place, Justice! I didn't post photos of the museum because air didn't want to ruin the surprise. Definitely check it out, not your average park museum. There are also dragons!! The staff is passionate, friendly, and willing to help teach.

The best about this park is Wilbur D. May Museum. A cute small but very interesting museum. Lots of play & picnic area in the park. The place is world renowned for its annual famous Ballon Races in August. Love its central location around UNR as well.

Beautiful place. More effort needs to be put towards garbage pickup. All the bins were overflowing with some trash making its way to the water.

The Ballon races is always a fun event. Best to arrive by 3am and get your donuts and coffee early.

Came here for the Great Reno Balloon Race. 1st timer will not be our last. Enjoyed the entire event.

I took my family. We did a scavenger hunt through the exhibits. It was hyped up to me as a major kind of museum. It is small for a museum but large for a rich mans collection of things. It's interesting and the area around the outside of the museum is very nice for a walk. We enjoyed it.

Dragon Lights are amazing! Nice little walk to see displays & watch the children & adults smile in awe of it! The only bad part was the parking.

Incredible story of Wilbur D. May, showcasing some of his vast collection from his decades of world travel. A very talented adventurer, song writer, rancher, soldier and artist this collection from other cultures he visited is worth your time to visit. We spent about 90 minutes here but you may want to take longer. Consider visiting here as well as walk the beautiful surrounding grounds.

What an amazing arboretum! The grounds are huge and beautifully kept, with such a great mix of plants and trees. Whether you’re a total plant lover or just want a peaceful walk in nature, this is the place to go in Northern Nevada. The staff is super friendly and really enjoys working with school and educational groups ,definitely a great spot for a fun science field trip, too!

The Wilbur D. May Center includes both an arboretum and an interesting museum highlighting the life of Wilbur. The arboretum is free to visit, except at night in the fall when the lantern festival is going. To visit the festival is a bit pricey. The museum is reasonably priced ($5 for a senior). We found the gardens to be peaceful and even discover the remnants of what rides that were once an amusement park. The museum contains numerous artifacts from the travels of Wilbur and a large number of taxidermy animals such as tigers, giraffes and other large game animals. I was shocked to see so many…… I found the story of Wilbur and his life quite interesting.

A well run children's museum with interactive exhibits. We saw the dinosaur exhibit and we were informed that the candy land exhibit is no longer occuring. Please call ahead if your unsure, staff is polite and the museum has a stamp pass for kids or groups. ADA accessible

I was not expecting such a variety or quantity of unusual items. The taxidermy alone would have been worth it, but there are extra cultural items like masks and weaponry that were just fascinating. The Arboretum is gorgeous and huge. Pretty sure I only got through some of it, and I would go back just to explore outside more. Can't recommend enough, any plant or bird lover would have a great time enjoying all the wildlife.

I stopped here for an hour with my family and our dog as we stayed one night in town passing through on our family vacation and we were not disappointed. This park is so beautiful and clean. I lived here for a couple years as a child and I have fond memories of this park, and I was pleasantly surprised to see it still there and just as wonderful as I remember it. I give complements to the city of Reno and the park service for keeping up with it, good job.

We love going to Idlewild park with our dog Leroy and his many friends! Easy access to the river, great walking and bike paths, lots of shade and grass. It's a wonderful neighborhood park with great access and connectivity to other trails and areas of the city.

Beautiful walk along the river. Outdoor workout area. Lots of trees and areas to have a picnic.

Well the family was gambling me and the kiddo went Shredder at this park we had so much fun! It's pretty small but it has great features and the locals are super friendly and nice as long as you're respectful like you should be at any skatepark that you're not local. great place!

Happened upon A fall Festival event, craft and food vendors. The leaves were turning, a clear crisp fall day. Plenty to do here with a pool, several play areas, rose garden, walking and biking trails.

My hubby & I love taking walks thru and around Idlewild Park especially when there's community events going on. Always so many beautiful things to see, especially the extraordinary botanicals garden. Definitely a great place for family and friends to gather.

I went to a food truck festival here with my family, and we had a great time. It is a beautiful park.

Sign on door and online says they are open to public Wednesday thru Saturday 11 to 4. But guess what? THEY ARE NOT OPEN ON THESE DAYS OR HOURS except on Wednesdays nowadays, apparently. Sorry about that, they might have posted on the door to whomever may have ventured to learn a little Nevada history on a recent Saturday. What's the point of having a museum that says it's open to the public but isn't? Must be some tasty tidbits inside, I find myself thinking, as I compose this text outside the locked doors. Guess I'll head back to Circus Circus and squander a few more dollars on slot machines.

There can learn the history and development of Nevada and Reno, and the children learn the knowledge. The librarian's warm and thoughtful service gave me stickers and commemorative pencils for my kids, thank you!

This is a good research library and museum of Nevada history. Permanent exhibit spans Native American items thru mining and gambling exhibits. Rotating exhibits are interesting and they have many good talks.

We took my dad here after we went to another museum that's pretty close. We had a great time walking through the exhibits and learning more about Nevada history.

The local history displays are well done and informative. The volunteers are amazing. We will definitely be back!

I'm an artist. I participate every year in early December one of the most entertaining and educational Art Shows called "History for the Holidays". This year the date is Saturday December 13, 2014. I so look forward to this exciting event all year long! I market Nevada stone pendants which I cut, shape, polish and wrap! Each one is unique. These are wrapped in Gold Fill, Copper, and Sterling wire that really shows off these gorgeous stones. I exhibit in many shows including the Reno Gem and Mineral Society shows. In addition, I teach Watercolor in Reno and have taught WC in Ireland. At this December show there is acapela singers that sing Christmas Carols. There is a delicious array of sweets and hot chocolate etc. It is always crowded and lasts from 11 to 4 PM. People look for my pendants each year. All the artists are professionals. See you there. Sally

Wonderful work with kids. Respect for the NV natives

This was an easy to navigate ball field with lots of service options. The restrooms were kept clean and rarely had a line every time I went. We attended two of the Banana Ball games with 10,000 people in attendance. We were in the berm. Security did a good job of making sure people weren't standing at the fence, so the view was never blocked.

We always have the Best time at the Ball Park! Food is great with lots of choices. I love that there are many bars throughout the park, even self-checkout stations. The MC keeps everyone entertained throughout the game and makes it fun for the whole family!

Great fireworks display after certain games. Easy entry and exit of ballpark. Labeled wonderfully for seating. Vendor lines are quick. Great experience overall.

The staff was attentive and nice. The food was good and the parking was quick and easy. We had a great time!

Gr8 park, I am a big fan of intimate games. Parking for the game sucks. Eric the president of the Aces and friends with the owner is ruining the park. So anti social, almost uncomfortable in his own skin. Poor choice, is my opinion.

We had the best time with our church on faith night. The fireworks made the night end magical.

A great little ballpark. Big enough to accommodate the attendees but intimate enough that it feels like a family outing. The digital displays are sharp and easy to read from anywhere in the stadium. The field lights are bright and disperse the light well throughout the stadium. Lastly, the staff works very efficiently, from the concession stands, ushers, and field workers. The whole team works well and provides visitors with a fantastic experience.

This expansive and impressive facility features numerous lanes across multiple floors. All staff encountered were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The convenient, attached, and complimentary parking garage is a significant advantage. However, the limited food and beverage options warrant a four-star rating instead of five. Competitive establishments provide a broader selection and designated dining areas. Furthermore, while ample seating exists across two floors, increased stadium seating on the lower level, closer to the lanes, would enhance the experience during events.

Fascinating bowling venue in downtown Reno. You cannot call this a bowling alley because it’s huge with 70 lanes. There are 5 floors with food, drinks, and a pro shop that rivals golf pro shops. A spectacular facility that hosts tournaments practically weekly. The staff are exceptional people as well as security, concessions, and tournament personnel. Keith in the pro shop is very knowledgeable and gives in depth advice about bowling balls, accessories, and bowling techniques. This stadium is a must for all that love the game of bowling!

This was such a fun field trip. I was bummed that the museum wasn't open as I was really looking forward to seeing the memorabilia. That just means I will have to go again. Great experience.

The National Bowling Stadium is an impressive facility that boasts state-of-the-art amenities and a welcoming atmosphere. The venue is clean and brand new, with sleek modern design and comfortable seating. The lanes are well-maintained and offer an excellent bowling experience for all skill levels. The photography staff is exceptional, always ready to capture memorable moments and provide high-quality photos. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making the entire experience enjoyable. The facility also has an excellent selection of food and drinks, making it a great place to spend time with friends and family. Overall, the National Bowling Stadium is a must-visit for anyone who loves bowling and wants to have fun in a clean and modern environment. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking for a great time and a memorable experience. The tournament wraps up July 24th!

I've only been here twice (2024 & 25), and I have enjoyed myself both times. Bowled a 3 day tournament (fri, sat, sun) in the Reno Invitational (a 3 separate weekend event). Gina, your tournaments always ROCK! The waitress did not accept cash, credit cards only. Clean restrooms, plenty of stalls, and a couple of single family restrooms as well. NBS thank you for the lovely hospitality and see you again in 2026 if not before. P.S. a great place to have your company, family, and birthday parties at...👍🏾

Beautiful and huge! Bowling alley has 78 lanes. Great for the USBC Tournaments. Gave only 4 stars because you don't want to bowl in the lanes at th end. We biwled our Doubles and Singles on 75/76 and it was SUPER HOT!! There aren't a/c vents at the end. I was so hot I asked if they had a fan for us....not one available. The guy even commented on how hot it was there. I about passed out. And I had a small fan. My last game out of 6 was an 88.....I just wanted to get out of there. Cooler outside.

I bowled here for the 2023 nationals and it was a great facility. Everything there was very nice and well kept. The lanes were great. The one complaint I have (and it is borderline taking a star off) was that they stopped selling alcohol at 9:30PM. Considering the last shifts of the day started at 9:30PM, that didn't seem too smart. I'm sure I'll be back for future events.

This new arch is much better looking than the old one. There are few ppl and cars on the street at night, but it is still a little dangerous to take a picture standing in the middle of streets. The light and wall paintings here are amazing.

We had a fun time hitting all the old downtown casino during the day. Not a place to walk at night due to the amount of homeless we saw during the day.

Night or day it's a fantastic photo op! Very easy to find and cross streets have spots to stop jump out and get photo.

It's the Reno Arch... pretty lights. Some kind of street fair going on when we visited so the road was pedestrianized, unlike on previous visits.

Iconic. More impressive in person than photos. Reno is no Vegas, but it was a good time! In town for Party Animals vs. Texas Tailgaters.

An iconic place. Must visit and take a selfie when in Reno.

I love Reno people are super nice!

Please, more time for confession. Kindly I ask the father to stay until everyone in line has had the chance to confess, as we come seeking reconciliation with Jesus. We have come with open hearts and great hope for this sacrament, and it is important for all of us to receive the grace of confession. Many of us arrived early and waited patiently, in the line, and we kindly ask for the opportunity to be confessed.

Beautiful cathedral, wonderful priest, people and parish, we loved it

Older priest refused to absolve my sins with correct words. I asked him to twice and he walked away. He used "I forgive you" and "May God absolve you". Incorrect form invalidates the sacrament and is a sacrilege. And they wonder why people just give up and go to the SSPX. This is the second time in this diocese the priest has refused to use the correct form.

Most beautiful church and what a super priest great sermon

Welcoming place. There was a visiting priest from Guatemala and Venezuela there today. Music was good.

Wonderful church and mass service. My daughter had the honor of having her Quinceanera mass. It was so special and beautiful. Rocio was wonderful to work with. Thank you for everything ❤️

Beautiful cathedral in Reno where we went to mass.

This place is seriously cool, tons of minerals from around the world, and the Mackay family’s silver collection is a total highlight. It's free to check out, which is always a win. You'll find it right on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. Definitely worth a visit if you're into nature, history, or just cool stuff.

Amazing exhibit. I am not even that fascinated by rocks and found myself caught up in the informational displays. Make sure to to give yourself about 1 to 2 hours. It is found in the building behind the statue of John William MacKay. I say this because there's no indication of the exhibit from the outside it seems to be a library.

Really enjoyed this museum. Visitor parking was a little non-intuitive, but I followed the helpful instructions on the museum website and parked on the first floor of the University & 9th Street parking garage for the hourly parking. I wish the glass panes on the display cases were a bit less dusty to fully enjoy this beautiful collection. I took my time and learned a lot. Hours are a bit limited during the week. Perhaps best to visit on weekends. Great spot for geology nerds and possibly patient children who like shiny rocks. Ask your gamer kid to point to the rocks they may have mined in Minecraft or Runescape :)

If you think you are the kind of person that might like a Mineral Mining & Engineering Museum, then you should go here. Everything a good museum should be with lots of physical artifacts rather than just placards. I especially liked the 3d model of the West End mine - something you need to see in person. Also a giant ingot of blister copper that you can touch and (try to) pick up. And a 10 foot tall giant topo map of Nevada (with place names frozen in time 100 years ago). You can't get this stuff from a book or Wikipedia article. It is also a beautiful space, and completely empty when I went.

If you're into local Nevada geology and general history, and you have some spare time in your hands, this museum is definitely worth a visit. However, it's damned hard to find. You're best bet is to look for the statue at the end of the quad; the building you're looking for is directly behind the statue. The pictures included in this review show the building and the plaque on the outside of the building next to the front doors.

cute historical museum with a variety of pieces all relevant to the state of Nevada and it’s mine and culture. The curator was very nice and this place is totally worth a visit since it’s free. A variety of rocks and different samples of minerals to see from around Nevada in the world.

This is a free museum with minerals, fossils, and historical artifacts. Well identified specimens with easy access. Three floors of interesting information.

I'm a charter bus driver, and we took Sacramento State University football team to UNR, for a game. The atmosphere was electric. Tons of food trucks, and LOTS of foot traffic. UNR did provide a police escort to get us on to campus.

Best fitness center, hands down. This place really knows how to take care of it's students. Definitely worth checking out campus too, it's beautiful

We went for a friends graduation and it was kind of a chaos but the campus was beautiful and clean, I wouldn't mind my kids to go there. It is very pleasant campus.

Clean, well equipped and stately. This gave us a great feeling of higher education and professionalism. We came specifically to look at the Davidson academy.

Hot August nights and not as many cars as lead to expect. Footing was difficult. Little shade. Difficult to navigate and parking far from venue

The campus is a wonderful place to take a Sunday morning walk especially during a pandemic. Animals and fowl were claiming the walks and the lake their own. And how in the world did the coyote know he was safe during his morning walk!

Hot August Nights 2025 in the UNR parking lot listening to Grand Funk Railroad was wonderful.

The prettiest bridge of the bunch! Not far from the plaza

Excellent piece of construction. Today is a beautiful day. And the scenery is even more lovely.😍😍😍 Thank you ladies!!! I as I sit here and write this I can here some music coming from the Wild River Grille. Excellent place to eat check it out. Have a wonderful day peoples!!! ✌️💚🌚 Love, Peace, & Happiness Woody Wood 44.... Out...

Cool sculpture. Unable to walk the lower Riverwalk as the water was very high! (month of May)

Great spot to visit and take pictures.

This is definitely a fantastic architectural design. Replacing the original bridge due to the age and safety factors. It is a great photo shoot opportunity over looking the Truckee river. One of a few along Virginia Street going towards the downtown area and the iconic "Biggest Little City" neon sign.

It's a bridge over a creek, a fairly new one as well. The good points are the fact that this particular bridge is located just south of downtown Reno; it is directly adjacent to believe park, which has a few impressive peices of artwork.

Prominent among the series of bridges over river Truckee, in the downtown of Reno, this bridge is leading to historic Reno arch, and all the casinos. Wanted to take good photos of it, but in hurry failed so.

Honestly, we didn't actually go inside but on the day we visited (which was a Saturday) they had some cool old-school fire and police vehicles on display out front and the super cool volunteers even let ErisEsoterica play with the sirens and ring the bell on the fire truck!

Our group played an afternoon concert here! Great location and great people! Love playing there! Thank you!

Great little museum, loaded with very interesting things to see, read, pictures to enjoy and much more.

Many memories from the Sparks, Nevada's past. Well organized with friendly volunteers. They take my offerings, allowing me to share things my mother and grandmother saved over the past almost 100 years!

Went to this place recently. We've been wanting to go here for awhile. This place is great! Alot of Sparks history and is educational. A fun place to go with the family.

Beautiful historical place! We do a Christmas event here and it is enchanting and so filled with history! The people here are amazing! Truly a treasure!

Awesome museum , lots of history in this area , Definitely worth the $5 bucks per person, it's fun for the whole family..

RODEO!!! Growing up in the suburbs of Detroit, I had no idea what a rodeo was and what type of events are involved with the rodeo. After moving here in Jan 2022, all I heard about was the Reno Rodeo on the radio and TV. I had to see what this "rodeo" thing is all about. All I can say is WOW. This is my 4th year in a row attending this awesome and entertaining event. I am enamored with the spectacle of all the events but mostly in the athleticism and talent that these cowboys and girls need to have. Lets not forget how well these horses are trained to do their thing too. They are all literally amazing! From roping steers to barrel racing, riding bulls to wrestling steers, it is all amazing to watch, especially from a suburbanite! The entire Rodeo week has so much to offer the Reno area and we can be proud of such a fun and entertaining event. With something for everyone, there's the carnival rides for the kids, vendors to buy all your western gear and tack, beer tents, dancing and the list goes on. The Reno Rodeo Association does a bang up job wrangling all the members and volunteers to make this wonderful event roll each day like a smooth mechanism. I will be attending for year's to come.

The rodeo was a great experience and I had so much fun with great seats. I havent been in years so it was nice too see and the tents were popping. Definitely will be back next year with my family and friends!

Reno Rodeo is in town. With a carnival for children, bull show for men and great concerts for women. What more can we ask for. Come check out the Reno Rodeo

The Reno rodeo was a blast. The energy is high, the crowd is into all of the events, the events were all fun made for all age groups.. if you've never been to the rodeo I recommend that you set time aside on the calendar to go.

I had a blast.. paisans catered in delicious food and the bar was stocked the entertainment was great. I will go again

Great Fun! Get tickets early, they sell out quickly!

The shop here is terrible and really lacks any sensible customer service. Ordered a womens jacket. They sent me a mens saying: "It's been crazy busy here." Then they said they could exchange it. My mom had to drive all the way up there to talk to the person. Then when my mom told the person that I didn't like the color (because they didn't have a photo of the actual product on the site) they tried to convince her to buy another jacket. Ended up returning it, said I'd get a refund, yet they kept the 15 dollars shipping which was absolutely unnecessary due to me being in Carson City and "priority shipping BS" only took a day. DO NOT SPEND YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY HERE!!! THEY WILL TAKE IT AND JUST MAKE EXCUSES. REALLY REALLY WISH I WOULD GET MY 15 FREAKING DOLLARS BACK. SCAMMERS.

Went fir a walk in the park River walk. Nice

Feed the Camel event on Wednesday great food trucks you should try Silver state they have restaurant quality burgers that you will get a bang for your buck

I've come here multiple times with my kids in the past for the free Artown events. My favorite events were the Chinese dance and ballet we had the privilege of attending. Go Artown!!

Wonderful ArtTown free events for children. Daily morning Discover the Arts performances and crafts, we go multiple times every year. The kick-off parade was especially great with a marching band and police escort!

Great venue for local artists to shine. I participate each year in the Veterans Art 🎨 ✨️ Contest.

Just had an event here for my daughters 15th birthday. Just an amazing place all around.

Wonderful park, for picnics, lounging and relaxation!! Across the street from the Truckee River. And every Thursday is the farmers market from 4pm to 8pm. Lots of fun, live music, fresh vegetables, Oracle Readings and Arts & Crafts By Janay! Family fun community gathering ❤

Both of my children attend art classes at school, and unfortunately, the experience has been disappointing. I could easily provide them with materials for drawing or modeling and discuss creative topics at home without any cost. I expected these lessons to offer real instruction. When I asked my children if their teacher ever showed them how to draw, they could only recall one instance from the previous course when they drew a sunflower. That particular drawing is lovely and proudly displayed on our fridge, but it seems like a rare exception. Perhaps I’m missing something about the teaching approach to art, but to truly learn to draw, children need more structured guidance from the teacher, not just freeform drawing without any direction.

We rented the Pavilion for a baby shower on April 23rd, 2022. The space was perfect! Melanie was super easy to work with from giving a tour, to picking up the key to check out. The fee was a value for what we received. (Use of tables and chairs, stocked bathroom, private parking, etc.) I definitely recommend for any special event.

Myron Lake was my great, great uncle. The ladies that work there graciously allowed me in to see the house.

My wife and I got married here on March 29. The Lake Mansion was the perfect venue for us. The staff is helpful and accommodating, the building is beautiful inside and out, and the rooms have lots of character. This is an affordable and lovely venue for events.

It was a beautiful day for my best friend's 50th anniversary party. It was a nice location & plenty of room in order to carry out this surprise event. A great place to have a summer occasion, party or a small dinner.

Very cool old house about 2,400 sq ft that was built in 1877. The first floor is exposition consisting of a living room, dining room, kitchen, library and master bedroom. The second floor is offices. Admission is free, donations are appreciated.

Great space to rent for events like a baby or bridal shower. Space was clean and well kept.

Nevada Premier Sportman Show was a complete disappointment! The gun show last week at the convention center had a better selection of products!

Nice area the floor seats are very small and tight. I know they want to pack in as many people as possible but a little space between seats would be nice especially for the price you pay. And someone directing traffic to the parking garage would be nice

We visited the Reno Events center yesterday for Disney on Ice. The positive is that most seats had a pretty good view of the performance. The temperature inside was not too hot or too cold. The main reason for my low review was the water policy. I was told that I couldn't even bring an empty water bottle to full up. At least airport security let's people bring in an empty one. Reno Aces allows a sealed purchased bottle of water. Reno Events Center policy forces people to have lots of plastic waste for an event and pay money for water. There was at least one drinking fountain near the restroom, but it's hard to leave your seats during a show to get enough water. I would have also appreciated to bring at least an energy bar per person. The concession line was very long and I didn't see anything vegetarian beyond fries. My kiddo and I were quite hungry by the end. I would have bought him a pretzel at intermissions, but we would have missed part of the show due to the long line. I think access to water should be available for all shows, but denying water and snacks to a show geared for young children seemed particularly wrong. I would like to bring my kiddo to Sesame Street live, but will skip that now that I know the Events' Centers policies.

It was a very good concert we saw Tyler Hubbard and I liked it, because it's all on one floor and it's a small venue and you didn't miss anything at the show. Even if you stepped out to get a drink or used the restroom, you can still hear it and the people that worked. There were very, very friendly.

Great time for our grand daughter at 2025 National wrestling tournament

Awesome concert last night. The Hits Deep Tour is what's up! So fun and such high energy. Great stage and audience engagement. Maybe more personnel to help you find seats when it's dark tho. And parking for events is pretty limited. We spent 30 minutes (which was 30 minutes before concert start time) looking for a spot. Ended up at the Sands (the lot across the street fills quickly). Then had to wait another 20 minutes to get in.

Very spacious and the bathrooms are pretty clean. This is a great venue for Hot August Nights. We spent a significant amount of time here and met lots of cool people.

Menopause was funny and so realistic! Very relatable, especially for someone who has gone through "the change". The actors were energetic and used perfect expressions and responses. Loved watching them. Thank you for a great show!

Menopause the Musical was hilarious. The women were so talented and it was such an enjoyment to watch. The songs, the performance, the costumes, and their voices were phenomenal. Loved it.

This show was hilarious. Great music, singing. These ladies were awesome. I would definitely recommend seeing this show & I would go see the show again myself. Excellent show!

Loved, loved, loved this show!! The music was familiar, but thoroughly enjoyed the new lyrics. All of the cast members were very talented.

I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. Seen a few shows here and loved them all so far.

Great Venue 😄, the kiddos loved the cabaret too

Menopause is a performance worth going to! AWESOME performance, hella funny!! Best show I've seen in many years. Thank You!!

We LOVE those mall! There is a lot here for kids to enjoy, including two play areas (one free, one paid admission). There are several kid friendly options for snacks, drinks, and treats too!

First time at the Meadowood mall, which is surprising, considering I’ve been in Reno frequently. I’ve heard the mall used to look at lot more retro, nowadays it’s been renovated to take on a more modern mall theme… food court still held some of it’s old looks, which I enjoyed seeing. There was a variety of stores, and frankly the mall felt very open, so it was easy to navigate. I found there to be a lot of good deals on styles in stores like Aeropostale, American Eagle, and Express. I was quite surprised to see how busy the mall was, considering malls have seen a severe turnover due to online shopping, overall though, I had a great experience at the Meadowood mall.

Very clean and well-lit! Diverse food court, clean bathrooms, and plenty of play areas for toddlers/young children. Was most impressed with the game center/mini bowling alley. Have never seen so many interactive games in one place! Everything was clean and well-maintained. Great place for parties, etc.

Are nice to, but sometimes they be mad at us because we just we just checking out close out and they said this is not your size clothes, and but actually we just just checking about my cousins birthday. It was yesterday, but it’s OK. But the clothes are good there, and it’s very very cute. Even the build a bear Like cute, and the clothes are cute for girls, obviously.

⭐️⭐️⭐☆☆ Meadowood Mall is a dependable, mid-sized shopping destination that hits many of the basics. With around 125 retailers and restaurants under one roof, you’ll find standard mall fare—clothing stores, electronics, accessories, and a food court full of options. What works well: Convenient layout & parking: The open, single-story design makes navigation easy, and parking is ample and accessible. Good anchor variety: Major stores like JCPenney, Macy’s, and Dick’s Sporting Goods keep the mall relevant and draw in a steady crowd. Food & dining options: The food court offers several fast food choices, and there’s a full-service option (Cheesecake Factory) for when you want something

Me and my family love this mall. It brings nostalgia when we were kids in different states. My son's love coming here and we love the food court plus the cheesecake factory.

Yay! The mall is open! Stores have limits on occupancy to ensure social distancing. Play areas are closed to protect the children. Restaurants, vendors, and stores are open. They even have tens units at a massage store.

In 1979 I went to court for my divorce proceeding. I was in court with my attorney. Fast forward to now 2025. I tried to locate a copy of my divorce decree on line but unsuccessful. No one can seem to find the record. Was told to try an e-mail. Ha, ha, ha. This must be some of the most inept group ever. I has better luck with getting a document from Oakland, Ca. This place is a joke.

First time listening to Probate Court. Available only by phone, only on Wednesday, assuming you have good hearing. The online case calendar has absolutely nothing to do with cases that may be heard. I was interested in a real estate case, which was listed as taking place today, but wasn’t on the docket and other cases were heard that weren’t in the Calendar. So there’s obviously some privy calendar containing all sorts of cases, but it is not public. Today’s 1pm judge spent over an hour talking about an 80 year old man, who wasn’t present, but is alive and is having revocable trust problems associated with a reverse mortgage I guess , which could cause his home to go into foreclosure in the next week. The immediate issue WASNT the foreclosure, it was about privacy. 80 year old man has enough money to hire a lawyer, but not enough to pay his property taxes. Judge was inordinately concerned about foreclosure, although representatives of the mortgage company, PHM, were not there, and lawyers seemed not too concerned. The Court reminds me of something out of Green Acres, where everyone but the cast knows it is a farce.

Be prepared to empty your pockets and remove your belt and anything else that might be metal including your lighter or buckles on your shoes.

Who's ever brilliant idea it was to invent that stupid Eflex, is an A$$hole, why is it so hard to file documents? The court acts like everyone filling has law experience and should know what or how the documents need to be placed. It would be easier to file all the documents together and the lovely clerks who get paid to be clerks, should then disburse those to the correct judge. I HATE this filling system and feel like its just a way to set people up to fail. Yes there are appointments you can make to train on this, however that isn't altered to your specific case. still confusing with training. Waste of money and discourages people into trying to change their lives or children's lives by making it EXTREMELY difficult to do correctly.

I’m not one to post any reviews, however I feel I have to post a review to express how poorly the girls treat the people that go in there. I understand there has to be a certain level of professionalism as well as them distancing themselves from people and their cases, but these people are the absolute worst! I went in being nothing but nice and polite, as I understand their jobs are difficult especially with some of the day to day people they encounter, and they were absolutely rude and acted like every little thing I asked was an inconvenience for them. Horrible horrible experience for an already intimidating process!

I got a reckless driving my senior year of highschool. I plead no contest. Fines, drivers Ed classes were administered by judge, all paid for and taken by me. I just got a letter in the mail saying the court intends to issue a warrant for my arrest because I did not comply with the rules of my sentencing. I am now a college student living in a different state.I can’t just walk into the courthouse. You would think a simple call should be able to resolve an issue like this but the courthouse has a different phone number then the one online. Once I finally found their phone number I could not get anyone to answer ( Monday at 12:30) After about an hours of trying. Big lesson learned. Stay out of trouble dealing with these inept people has been my worst nightmare.

Every time I call the employees are rude and never can answer a question. They will transfer you to the law library and Laurie can never tell you the correct steps to follow. She tells you, "she doesn't know". They never want to work with you,they just want to get off the phone as quickly as possible. They need people in there that want to genuinely help people,that aren't annoyed with answering questions and that know basic steps to file basic paperwork. They represent our community and it's a very bad representation.

A great place to visit in Reno. There are great views of the city from this park.

Great easy trails to go for a walk or run with great views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Its a monument to the basque. There are some cool walls that have peoples names on them. The monument its self is blue so thats cool. There's a map next to it so you can see basque settlements. There are some places that you can sit. Overall it's a neat place

As a child my siblings and I would ride horseback from Wilber D. May's ranchero up to the Basque Monument and revile in the beauty of nature that surrounded us. I recall catching bullfrogs under the shade of cottonwood and aspen trees, wading through the wetlands and angering my dad being so doggone muddy from Evan's Creek. I recall having to ride all the way home in the back of the truck with the our ol' dog Happy. The Basque Monument holds a special place in my heart and I like it's off the beaten path vibe that still feels intimate despite the new and improved jogging trails and mountain bikes that occasionally pass you under the hundreds of years old small wetland that remains. Enjoy the trail, respect the land, and please leave no trace of refuse as one can almost be transported back in time if you find the right points of reference. Respectfully submitted, -John K. Reno, NV

A very easy hike from the partaking lot. Never knew there were so many basques out here nor in the country. Pretty cool!

Real cool thing to see, but it is a hike. The hike is nice to do though.

I remember for the longest time growing up I had no idea what the oxidize metal looking thing fr

Beautiful music from the choir, and a calm Eucharistic celebration. Can't complain.

Beautiful and amazing. The spirit of the lord dwells here

My late mother was a member of this cathedral. I hadn't been there in years, and it was really nice to be able to attend the service in person. It's a beautiful cathedral, and the congregation is warm and welcoming. Definitely worth a visit.

The Cathedral is small but quite impressive. The traffic near the Cathedral is rough and congested. It used to be next to the Herald which isn’t there now. It’s by the Marriott where you can get gator tail fried. You can take the Omni to the Cathedral and it’s safe and roomy.

Love this church.Very friendly You can feel God here.Love Reverend Rick the choir and organ.Would love to become a eucharistic minister here. Great place to fellowship and know God. I just feel left out since mom died. Never got a card or condolances. After she passed I felt like no one cared

Very nice church. Enjoy the Easter service.

Christmas Eve 2016 was gorgeous, very spiritual and the sermon was terrific. It brought my son back to Christianity!! What a blessing!!!

Along the Truckee River is incredibly stunning this time of year. The vivid colors of the leaves changing into their fall attire is nothing short of magnificent. The recent rains brought the sweet aroma of our native white sage and sweet grass to enjoy. So tranquil.

Gorgeous. Lots of rafting options. Some class 3 rapids. Most excellent place for a dip. We were lucky to get out there without any smoke from the fires so I definitely recommend checking the air quality forecast before you head out. Though.. It would still be just as awesome a trip.

I don't know how I could rate a river anything but five star but this particular River really deserves it. I've lived along this River for most of my life now and a ground to really appreciate its amazing diversity and beauty all the way from Lake Tahoe out to Pyramid Lake, never being disappointed. It is an amazing River for fishing and recreation and just plain enjoyment.

It is tranquil. You can fish, raft or just hang out. It can be busy; you just need to know when and where to get to your spot; it is possible. The sound of water, the sound of wind and the sound of trees moving when you are with lives that are important to you, priceless.

The Truckee River runs through downtown Reno and adds charm to the rugged area. It's nice to stroll along and sit to enjoy it. You can even dip your feet in or go swimming in certain areas. There are restaurants, hotels and bars along the river walk too.

Watch out for Bears!! Beautiful place to stop and stretch your legs. Sometimes you'll even see a fly fisherman or two. Very serene.

Nice panoramic in the winter time I love this river especial in the summer time.

Get everything in writing with these guys. We have recorded calls where they say one thing and then they change what they are saying to say the opposite. This has now happened for 3 distinctly separate issues encountered while opening a business within Reno. This is disgraceful. This place is seriously mismanaged.

Had business to take care of, otherwise I wouldn't of gone. Amazingly, I didn't get lost and had no problem parking. It was a little confusing getting out of the parking garage to find city hall, but I just asked someone for help. Amazingly they were kind and did so. Usually, now a days, you put your life in your hands if you talk to someone.

I lived here in Reno since 1993 loved this town but with all the companies brought here for jobs that don't pay enough for rent's and all given tax breaks and nothing done about the homeless, building a new DMV that cant handle the population gridlock.crime, road rage, City Hall has done nothing for the betterment of Reno.

Open to public, first seen is the upcoming actions and council sessions. Inside is calm and has art, artifacts on display. Late Mayor Cashell's portrait is prominently displayed. Lots of armed security!!

I went down to Reno city hall in, in support of my fellow brother in Christ Michael Graham, who filed his declaration for Reno Mayor, My review is based on the current administration failure to address the majority of the cities population, hard working men, and women in the lower, and middle class the back bone of Reno Nevada...The corruption in the top 1 percent who run the city tend to only care for there friends and families in the 1 percent, Not only do they implement policies, and procedures that benefit tech companies, and the casino's, they also advocate for the destruction of historical buildings, and sites, and churches that have long been a part of Renos history....There essentially removing God from the city, and forcing the hard working men, and woman out, there turning Reno into San Francisco a city that promotes and breeds sin of every kind, The residents moving here from California moved here to get away from that, not to be surrounded, and forced by corrupt city officials who think they can force there will upon them, and turn Reno into a "SIN" utopia for the 1 percent.... Michael Graham is about putting a stop to the one percent, and about putting the low income, and middle class families in the front, A full reversal of the policies implemented in the last 15 yrs, and making Reno great again, where low income families can afford to live, work and play, vs the Sin, Utopia" of the 1 percent.... Mayor Hillary Schieve can take full credit for the 280 percent increase of homelessness due to her policies ...Senior citizens, and veterans, on a fixed income being evicted during a no eviction moratorium approved by Hilary Schieve, from the midtown toilet project where millions of dollars where flushed down the toilet for high end boutiques, and restaurants, and a ridiculous center divider which prevents traffic from being able to turn right or left, also a un needed roundabout that creates more traffic than what was there previously, Michael Graham a hard working blue collar Mayor who is for the majority, who will be hands on and not behind a desk or in front of a camera, and definitely not for the one percent, God bless Jesus Christ loves you and so do I....

Went to an exhibit called,"Breaking the Mold". It was all about recovery from alcoholism and addiction. People who are either in recovery or that have family that are or have passed away wrote their stories which were then blown up and posted on the wall. A couple of people also spoke and there were snacks.

Every time I come to City Hall the people are wonderful & always help you get right to where you need to go!❤ I wish the WHOLE city / County were this Efficient!!!❤ Thank you City of Reno. You've helped me & other seniors get stuff done!!!

This is a beautiful sculpture. Its centrally located in downtown Reno. Great area for taking photos its was used during the Burning Man festival then bought by the city to remain on display. Its even more beautiful at night as it lights up. A fun free tourist attraction to visit

⭐️𝕋ℍ𝔼 𝕊ℙ𝔸ℂ𝔼 𝕎ℍ𝔸𝕃𝔼⭐️ •••𝚁𝚎𝚗𝚘,𝙽𝚅••• 》The 50-foot-tall Space Whale with a calf was a Burning Man project. It’s been sitting on City Plaza in Reno,Nevada since 2017[0.5s]Over 90,000 pieces of individual glass were put together to create two life-sized cetaceans. They are fully interactive, singing whale songs and lighting up in the darkness of the night. Have you seen the sculpture? Leave me a comment below and let me know what you think! 《 ° July 2022

The art piece is cool but the area is either filled with skaters or homeless so you don't really get an opportunity to enjoy it.

Have you seen the incredible space whale sculpture on the river walk? It's a true work of art! And if you're into skateboarding or rollerblading, there's a little park right next to it that's perfect for practicing your moves.

Love this lil spot in Reno, but the only downside is that a lot of homeless been gathering here lately, but that's not their fault, the city needs to do better with housing, drug treatment, & stop closing down all our mental health facilities

Not really in space. Should be called the Reno whale.

Awesome artwork in downtown Reno. The Space Whale was impressive at night. A must see when visiting

Such a great place in Reno for events. I have the best memories coming here as a child with my parents for their friends and now sharing memories with my friends and my son. It's a staple of Reno, parking is ample and building accessible for all people.

I just hosted a wedding at the California Building. The facility and surrounding park are a great area for this type of event. There is lots of room for the guests and buffet. The City of Reno was really helpful and took great care of us. The Easter egg hunt was also going on the day of our event, but they had the whole parking area reserved for my guests and we didn't run into any conflicts with all that was going on at Idlewild that day. Thank you City of Reno for a great staff and being so accommodating.

The California Building is a nice place for a group. However, not for winter afternoons. The high windows and the orientation of the place make for lots of squinting and that wasn't so good. This was November 26th.

This building has served as a gathering place for all sorts of events for 100 years or so. You just feel like you're slipping on an old cardigan sweater when you walk into the California Building at Idlewild Park.

I’m a wedding planner and was unsure of doing a wedding here but realized it’s a great space with many awesome possibilities!

Junior Naturalist Program is a great way to get kids outdoors and into Nature.

Inside Idlewild park, historic building, good place for small events, pretty area, river nearby.

Went to the church for a Reno Artown performance. Squeak Steele and her drummer were awesome and the church was accommodating and served refreshments.

LOVE my church. We embrace the slogan "Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open Doors. We are a "Reconciling Church" which means we're committed to the justice imperative of the Gospel. We express this by welcoming ALL people - including people who do not always agree with us. Hey, we're ALL God's precious children. We use inclusive language and respectfully recognizing the diverse approaches to scripture, tradition, reason, and experience of the congregations and communities with whom it relates. Recalling the Old Testament verse from Micah 6:8, we strive "to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God." If that sounds good to you, you'll probably enjoy hanging out with us. :)

Unfortunately they are not following the teachings of the Bible. They are preaching to itching ears. Wolves in sheeps clothing. We will not go back. Left feeling depressed by the message.

Yes my family was having trouble this month with groceries and I called there because that's the closest one available to us and they have been closed since December and the woman was very rude and she hung up on me it's nice that they update their information right????

I really liked the First United Methodist Church Sunday 2016. It was a very good ritual place.

What an awesome performance of Dan Forrest's Requiem For The Living conducted by Randy Smith!!!!

We use the bottom fagility for our Bridges/NNC MEETING THE 1&3rd of the month

Friendly welcoming environment. Wonderful rabbi who is both knowledgeable and personable.

Beautiful interfaith service for love, unity, inclusion and courage

Very open and friendly.

This is not a Library. I went there on a Sunday and it only had a back door open with some kind of church meeting inside. Strangely deceptive and uncomfortable experience. One of those bad map quest trips. Don't waste your time & gas.

It's a big giant Last Chance Joe