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 came here for the first time after having no idea they had this. It was super inexpensive to get…read morein. All the vendors had a bunch of different things. Hand made items from yard decorations, clothing, toys, and even stuffed animals! They had cute little pig races and carnival rides for kids. Lots of different food trucks and even a classic car show! They had a little Petting zoo from the 4H program, live entertainment, and so much to do for hours!! We had a great time and will make this a yearly tradition!

For being way out in the Boonies, this place was okay. Was hoping to find cantaloupe…read moreitems...especially some dried cantaloupe which I love. On that note this was a let down for the lack of cantaloupe! I did see some cantaloupe coffee which one of my friends did not like and the other was completely silent. There was icee like drink and some ice cream which I did not try. Had a burger which was good, didn't like the fact I paid $1 for grilled onions that was less than what McDonald's would have given for free. As this was a carnival like setting, everything here was overpriced. Enjoyed the kids in the rodeo! Usually you would expect to find animals school aged kids have been raising, couldn't find them or see them. Like I said, "this was more of a small town activity put on to give locals something to do ".

A very pleasant experience at your Dotty's location hwy 50 E. Carson City, this last night. Brenda…read moreis a wonderful and thoughtful employee to myself and my gf. A wonderful day to you this Sunday morning

I really like this dottys. JULIE is so accommodating and makes sure she is always checking on…read morepatrons and ensuring they have drinks, snacks etc. But there is another lady that works there. She spends ALOT OF TIME off the clock "pretending to gamble" but really watching machines so she can get on it after u feed it. She is rude while at work, and looks homeless wondering around the casino, wasting time, hanging around, making me leave and spend less money cuz her energy is negative!!!! Lurking around, go the fuck home. I wish I knew her name but she was there the night of September 6th, while Julie was on duty. I got there about 8pmish and left after midnight and the lurker lady was there the whole time, not working, but lurking...Itsme itsme

Small casino in Fallon, actually called Churchill Springs Casino. People there are friendly…read more Not too busy, not too smoky which is a plus, and they have hot seat drawings on certain days. Slots seem like you can play a little. Slots don't eat up your dollars right away. Conveniently located right off of the main drag, Williams Ave and Allen Road

This cute little casino is my favorite casino in Fallon. I've won plenty and walked out smiling 75%…read moreof the time. The people that work there have always been very nice to me, they bring you drinks, have nice conversation and such. I like the machines they have, the old games and also the newest (I like the older games and machines the best. I would give 5 stars but the cigarette smoke is just too much sometimes, having to wash my sweater or coat if I wear it in. Not really their fault, I used to smoke many years ago and enjoyed it while playing slot machines for hours. Always use the players card!!. You might get a nice surprise where your name's called out and it turns out you've won some cash jackpot

I had a bacon cheeseburger special at the little cafe called FRESHY'S WINGS N THINGS inside the…read morecasino. It was Awesome!! The best burger I've had in a long time! The meat was big and juicy...cooked just right! They gave me a bunch of fries with my order and they were so good you didn't need anything to dip them in! The Gold Ranch Casino restaurant "name not remembered" says they have the best burger in Dayton...Not! Just go a little ways down the road to FRESHY'S for the Real Best Burger in the area!

I sat at the bar and asked to order a burger and fries and the lazy cook, who evidently takes the…read moreorders, would not come to the bar to take my order and I had to go over to his window to place the order. At least the french fries were hot. I asked for grilled onions and got a big fat slice of red onion instead of grilled onions. The attitude of the cook was as if it was a bother for him to do his job. I won't be going back. The bartender at the small bar was helpful and quick to provide service.

My friend and I went to see Noise Pollution at the Casino and the venue is a good sized room. It's…read moresitting is restaurant style so if you sit at a table of four and didn't buy all the seats you will share the table. Over all the room was good for the concert we seen. Would go again to see a band there. We also ate at the Rose room and the food was amazing, good sized portions are great.

Went in on a Saturday nite to play a few slots. Would have liked one cocktail while there but no…read morewaitress ever came to take an order. Should be better prepared for a weekend nite.

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.

I've never been in there, but I remember when we lived in Fallon in the 70s when my dad was…read morestationed at NAS Fallon, we would go to the Nugget and my parents would take turns "babysitting" me outside as one went inside to play slots or whatever else games are in there. I couldn't find anything on what it has inside as far as games go. We recently drove back to visit while on a trip to Reno for an American Legion convention and we drove through town to see how it changed. What kind of games are in there anyway? I cant find any literature or photos of the inside.

Great place to watch football and drink for cheap. The only other review is about betting on games…read moreand I don't know anything about that, but having a place that's open on Sunday to drink and watch football is money.