Great ghost tour. Steps and sounds were there as well as shadows. Don't forget to check your photos…read morelater, captured a blue mist

This tour was amazing!!! Informative and so much detail to the local history! I LOVED every moment!read more

As a local, this was an amazing find! I was simply looking online for fun stuff to do over the…read moreholiday break and found Reno Food Tours. We met our tour guide, Fanci, at Cafe Whitney at 11am. She was great and gave us some interesting facts about the Whitney Peak Hotel building while we had delicious ahi tuna tacos with a wonton shell. From there we walked over to Crafted Palette. We had not known about this place and what a hidden gem. We had an amazing wellington pie and a cherry pie. Crafted Palette features local artists and offers sip and paint classes. From there we went to Wild River Grille where we had amazing bruschetta and pork belly. The GM also gave us a great tour of the building and some of the history behind the restaurant and the apartments above, once a hotel (Marilyn Monroe was a guest while filming The Misfits!) We next journeyed to Papa What's Cooking for red beans and rice, with a side of cornbread. Both excellent. Finally, we wrapped up the day at Sierra Bakery and Creamery, where the owner creates all the ice cream recipes himself and we were able to chat with him. Great guy and great ice cream and treats. My friend wound up buying a quart to take home. Reno Food Tours is a great way to spend an afternoon. Our guide, Fanci, was great and gave us lots of fun facts about various buildings and some historical information and lore surrounding the biggest little city. The restaurant stops are the tour do change up every so often so we definitely decided we would go again. Highly recommend as a fun way to enjoy the city of Reno.

Went to an event and showed up on time. Nobody was present, there was no notice of cancellation,…read moreand no chance to leave any feedback. There is no number to call off their website. I have emailed confirmations too! Given the other reviews are all 5 years ago or more, I suspect the organization has gone zombie. If you can't get a person on the phone I'd say don't touch it with a barge pole!

I can't believe I've never been here before. From what I understand this has been here a long time…read more My daughter was here for spring break so I decided to look for a play. I looked online at Yelp and thought I would give it a try. The prices for the play are very affordable. For two people it was around $60.00. We decided to see the play "When We Were Young & Unafraid." This play was fantastic! The acting was incredible! I truly felt like I was watching an intense movie on the screen. The best play ever! Reno Little Theater is a small venue in Midtown. Close to a lot of nice cafes. Parking is limited but we arrived early and didn't have a problem. Light snacks and drinks are available to purchase. The people who took our name and sat us were so friendly! Love this venue! Will definitely return to see more plays!

Reno Little Theater (aka. RLT for short) has been a part of the Reno community for almost 100…read moreyears. They hosts a myriad of events ranging from their in-house theater productions to recurring music series and community events. The venue is versatile and accommodating for the different events I have attended at the space. I primarily visit RLT for their regular season productions which are affordable and well produced with local talent. During these types of shows, there are always drinks and light snacks available for purchase. I appreciate the variety of drinks available. There is usually 1 beer on draft as well as other canned options. Or, enjoy yourself a little more and do a canned cocktail! The staff is always friendly, and the facility clean. The parking can be a little difficult (as is the case for most places in Midtown), but as long as you arrive early you can find a spot within a block of the theater. Regardless of how much I like the show I am seeing, I know RLT will provide a space that is comfortable and welcoming. The schedule is thoughtful and community oriented, so it is likely to be an enjoyable event.

Just saw the Reno Chamber Orchestra here performing works from Stravinsky, Korngold, Lau and Weill…read more(tonight's theme: the American Dream). Love hearing live music in more intimate venues like this where you can really see the performers on stage from all rows. What's great about the RCO is how accessible the music is while not just sticking to the most well-known standards. The conductor, Kelly Kuo (who gave engaging and informative introductions) said all of the pieces were new performances for the ensemble, which is amazing! A last-minute substitution, a rendition of The Nightingale composed by Kevin Lau, was very well done. Also, someone from the audience was given the opportunity to experience the final piece on stage with the orchestra...a rare treat. Subscriptions for the annual performances are very reasonably priced, and include a free talk prior to performances. Student tickets are only $5! They also generously offered free tix to this performance for federal gov't employees. Highly recommend checking out this local gem! TIP: free standard parking is available at the Brian Whalen Parking Complex, a short walk away; accessible parking is right outside the concert hall.

I have lived in this area since 2008 and hadn't been to this beautiful concert hall until March 8,…read more2026! While this venue is smaller than the Harlan O & Barbara R. Hall Recital Hall, it is still great venue. I attended the Reno Jazz Concert and was impressed with the wonderful acoustics. There isn't a bad seat in the house and the temperature inside was perfect!

Fun 7 block "block party." Lots of vendors, live music, food and culture. Of course, this is the…read moreseason for political booths (ugh), I did meet Frank Flores and his family walking around. Good luck, Frank. Perfect weather and open till 6pm today.

Hope you got to enjoy Fiesta on Wells yesterday. Wells was blocked off and many enjoyed the music,…read morefood and community booths lined up for the public. The fire department parked a large truck for the kids to view. Antojitos was excellent on the way back from the event. Chamango Heaven!

We went opening night and had a good time. It's was slightly hectic, but we understood as it was…read moreopening night. We did point out that the location on the ticket was not the correct address per their website. Hopefully they remedied this so others aren't wandering aimlessly in the neighborhood. I believe the two addresses were 875 and 865 Deming with 865 being correct. The staff were very nice and accommodating. We had a good chat with them while we waited. The scare actors did a good job of being creepy and scary. I believe their site says not recommended for under 8, please adhere to this. There was a parent with two children who were younger and certainly did not enjoy the experience. Poor children might be scarred for life. The labyrinth style haunted house had good scares and creepy thrills. Certainly don't way to give anything away, but I can say we enjoyed it even with the minor hiccups and delayed start. I could tell they put a lot of work into this haunted house. Also, the Final Hour sign looks very cool and is a newer piece we were told.

So much fun! We went on their first opening night of the season so they had some kinks to work out…read more We got started about 20 minutes late but it was worth it! There are 2 specific rooms that were really creepy to me, and I loved it. The woman at the front desk was so nice and made the wait pleasurable. Actors were pretty good and the decor was nice and creepy. It takes about 15 minutes or so to go through if you don't power walk. They also did a good job at sending groups through spaced out well so you didn't run into anyone else. Heads up: They do have to switch venues each year. The address on our ticket was wrong, but the address on the website is accurate.

Sounds odd, but kind of glad we got a lot of snow earlier in the week of this event…read more The snow made some area difficult to walk around in but it the secondary glow of the lights pretty cool. I chose to wait until the sun had set to get a better lighting effect from the exhibits. This year the area was spread out a bit more because Wingfield Park is closed. So the event was on the Virginia Street bridge and north on Virginia up to Fourth Street. Also spilling over into the Believe Plaza and along the Truckee Riverwalk. Intertwined with various large light installations were several small artists vendors and a few food stalls. The event was free to wander. Parking was best at the Washoe County Courthouse parking lot.

I'll start out by saying that this festival is still fantastic, and well worth attending. If…read moreanything, we need more things like this in Reno. The fact we have this festival full of art, music, and energy, where the streets are turned over to pedestrians to enjoy, is just such a fantastic experience. Especially being held at night, where you get much more immersed in the experience. This year certainly delivered on awesome art, cool music, and plenty of vendors. And folks were really getting into the groove of things and enjoying themselves. Certainly worth braving the cold temperatures and abysmal parking situations in order to make your way here. (This is when alternative means of transportation are your friend.) The reasons for the downgrade in stars from my score last year are mostly from some assorted setup and execution nitpicks I had. Namely, a few of the music venues were not very well set up for crowd flow, and there was pretty bad backups trying to get in and out. I also feel there could be even more art installations around the streets, as at times it felt more like just strolling amongst the casinos. And lastly, I dearly miss not having events on Wingfield Park, but that was outside of their control due to construction. But all told, I still highly recommend people attend this event, should we get it back next year, and that the event will be better than ever. Definitely looking forward to attending again.

Nice little garden in the middle of Reno, this is more a locals hangout, inside a regional park,…read moreand I don't think most out of towners (aka "tourists") would know to come here, but it's pretty big, and worth a visit esp when the weather is nice and not too cold or too hot. It's a sensory garden so there are several sections with plants and flowers that cover the 5 senses: touch, sight, smell, taste, and hear. Cool to just walk around, it's a natural and relaxed environment. We enjoyed just taking it all in. It's not a place that takes much time to get through at all, but it's a chill stroll through and you can hang out here with family and friends. We saw another family that was just enjoying a sunny, warm, chilled afternoon with each other. We saw a father was kicking a soccer with his son and the mother hanging out with her other children. What a great place for families, but it's really a perfect outdoors place also for everyone! All in all, a nicely designed and thoughtfully created sensory garden in this expansive community park.

Okay, this is sort of a side garden created with the purpose of using your senses. It has a massive…read morespruce tree, lots of squirrel burrows and mini gardens. Heard more things than felt things. Hoo hoo! Hear that? Its a mini choo-choo train! It is, it is!! $2 for a sweet 5 min. ride around a pond. I like this kind of stuff, a lot! It was my highlight. 5 Stars for that!