Adam Fortunate Eagle was an amazing host and we loved hearing his stories. What a great place and…read moreeven greater person. Lots of very cool things to look at and some to purchase. Definitely recommend!

Years ago I was at chief fortunate eagles roundhouse gallery With my son. We were lucky enough to…read morehave a private tour and sit down in his home with his wife and a grandson. He is a beautiful soul. They are beautiful souls. I feel blessed he shared his time and life story with my son and self. From a youngster through to the present time (then). All were lessons of living an honorable life. Never harboring any resentment towards those who wronged him. He found truth and meaning by using these as life lessons Instead. He spoke eloquently, honestly, never placing blame on circumstances or the white man. Through his life he found education and his voice righting wrongs where he found them amongst humanity. The man touched my soul in ways it never had been before. Whether he is alive or deceased today, Chief Fortunate Eagle's life deserves to be celebrated. His name needs to be honored. His legacy and life lessons need to be taught in classrooms across America to our children so they may learn from his examples of a life well lived. America today needs to celebrate this man's legacy. I will forever take with me his his voice, his stories and lessons, for I was The fortunate one that day years ago.

SteveO provided me a quality product in less than a month. It was a custom request and it came out…read morebetter than what I expected. He made my family very happy with our painting. It is a mid 19th century impressionism that me and my fiancee attended.

Beautiful farm! Fresh produce, nice people and a scenic area. I stopped in after work to see what I…read morecould see and buy lol! I met a very nice woman showed me around let me know which crops were coming in. I bought my Father something for his dads day basket. Some delicious apple bbq sauce!!! I can't wait to go back and get some more produce. There were eggs, goat feed, some puffed corn and lovely handmade crafts that I will definitely be going back for.

We went to the corn maze on a Saturday night and met staff that did not know anything about the…read moremaze question like, how big is it, about how long should it take to go through the hole maze, and should we have gone over the bridge? The was ( by 3different staff) I don't know, I have not gone through the maze, I don't know if the bridge is part and yes many people seemed to be done in about 10 minutes. The real answer is there is more than one maze, there are signs with history ? To guide you, yes the bridge is part of it. Normal time if you do all of it is more like one hour. How many signs should you find no one could answer that question. They need to be better and the way it use to be with staff in the maze to help. $18 is a great price as it covers everything, hay ride, corn maze and petting zoo but all that shuts down at dusk but price is the same. This year they add as Campfire experience but we were not able to find out how to get.

Everything grown or cooked from Sweet Farms is delicious I…read morecan't wait for the cherries and peaches to ripen Also apples grapes plumbs and vegetables Love the homemade jams. They will ship for gifts it's. so worth it

Every experience I have had with Sweet Farm has been extremely positive. They make the most…read moredelicious variations of jellies, and the pies are delicious as well. Their fruit and veggies have always been delicious and picked at the right moment. Can't wait for farmers market to start up again so I can get those delicious Plums!

Went to the Oats Park Art Center to see Theodore Waddell, Gallery Walk Through, Book Signing &…read moreReception. Churchill Arts has an affiliation with the Oats Park Art Center and they are one of the same located at 151 East Park Street in Fallon, NV The Oats Park Art Center has three main rooms inside which house rotating exhibits including paintings, photographs, and sculpture by artists from Nevada and neighboring states. There is a vintage inspired bar there, Very classy. The Barkley Theater, with small balconies and deep-red stage curtains, is lavish but comfortable. Musicians from as far away as Mali and Romania have performed there. A given season might include folk, gospel, rock and zydeco concerts, and the occasional comedy act. I appreciate the fact that Fallon has this venue for the performing and visual arts. It beings culture to this little town. The 2017 -2018 has opened and there are a variety of events happening in Fallon. You can find a list of them on the the Churchill Arts website. Event prices vary from free events to some with a nominal fee.

Churchill Arts Council runs the Oats Park Art Center, a hidden gem. Located in a beautiful,…read morehistoric building, the Council mounts visual art exhibitions of established contemporary artists from the region as well as internationally known artists and photographers. A second, smaller gallery showcases the work of local artists. The small complex also features a museum shop with irresistable local and imported crafts, jewelry and small works of art, a historic theater with with pitched seating so the entire audience has great views at screenings of vintage films and live music performances and a lounge with an old west style, long wooden bar. During my visit, mixed drinks were made by a novice volunteer so they were unusual, to say the least. After one taste, we decided to stick with beer, which was a bargain.

We recently discovered this, this summer. So awesome they have races on Friday night. You can even…read moreenter with your own car which was super fun to see people do! We haven't really been to anything like this before, but we will be back! The food vendors were good. The store had some unique retail items. The bathrooms were clean. Definitely worth the trip! If you stay till the end beware of the cars exiting thinking they are still driving down the raceway.

Drag racing! So cool! On their $5 Fridays, spectators pay $5 to watch folks accelerate hella fast…read more The boyf and I wanted to watch our friends race their motorcycles, so we turned it into a Fallon evening adventure from Reno and paired it with checking out Sand Mountain. There were some beautiful, tricked out cars on the track, and it was fun to see them go up against each other. I recommend checking it out. Next $5 Friday we will pay a lil' bit more to see what the boyf's turbo-enhanced VW R32 can do!

This was so much fun! We tailgated for the first time it is 30$ for the Driver and Vehicle and…read moreregular price for passengers. We got to bring our little camper and sit right on the 4th turn. Only issue was that the fence is a little low so if there is a wreck or if they hit the dirt just right it flies up and you have to pay attention you don't want to get hit in the head with a giant dirt clod. Other than that it was an amazing experience. You get to bring your own drinks and BBQ your dinner. Where you can't bring a cooler and are forced to buy their food if you come and sit in the bleachers. We loved it and the Gatekeepers are a wonderful and friendly couple. They sure do take pride in what they do. Schedule website URL: https://www.myracepass.com/tracks/2391/schedule

Great fun. Bathrooms are clean. Race munchies are good priced. Can't bring in food or drink unless…read moreyou do tailgating. Race was great fun foe the whole family. I would have posted more pictures but truth be told, my phone sucks taking night pictures.

We stayed at the Sawdust Alpacas in Fallon NV our RV thru a Harvest Host. It was SUCH a neat…read moreexperience! The alpacas were adorable! They have the cutest expressions. We watched them being weighed and fed. Glenn was very informative and showed us their fiber room. They also have a wool shop where we bought a saddle rug, alpaca socks, dryer wool balls, and a white alpaca shawl! Such treasures! His wife helped us in the gift shop. They also had a 14 year old girl who was quite helpful with the alpacas and all around their 5 acres... from operating the tractor, to bailing hay! What a great experience!

What an amazing place we stayed with harvest host in our RV. Glenn and Carolyn were very helpful…read moreteaching us all about raising alpacas. Our dogs were mesmerized by the Apache. They had 30 amp service for $10. They own 5 acres of property that you're free to walk around with your pets. They were very helpful with anything you needed. They had a store that had alpaca goods, blankets, socks, scarf, and much more. I would really recommend this place to anyone who would like to have an alpaca farm experience.