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.

amazing service very friendly environment. Drinks and food are excellent. always something new and…read morefun happening. it's the kind of place you can go to and not feel like a stranger.

Stopped off to visit in route to Auburn. Members treated us…read morewith suspicion and contempt. Very unfriendly and threatening Lodge. Stay away.

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.

Trying to stretch a dollar? Fallon Nevada offers movies for $7 dollars every Wednesday. No, not old…read morereruns. First run movies! Check out their website for extra specials like Senior days for $5 or indigenous persons days. Although Fox Peak is not for the persons who live past Lyon or Churchill Counties, it's Great for the locals. First run movies, fresh popcorn with a free selection of popcorn enhancement, special refill offers, clean bathrooms and a great price! No reclining seats, no draft beer, no high prices. I took my husband on a date. 2 tickets and a popcorn, $22.00! No traffic, no frills, close to home leaving money in your pocket.

If zero stars were possible, they'd earn it…read more After being ignored when I reached out privately, I'm posting this publicly. On August 10, 2025, around 12:30 pm, a front-of-house employee who refused to give his name, was openly dismissive, and couldn't competently process a basic credit-card transaction. The encounter was needlessly rude and amateurish--an embarrassment for any business, let alone one that relies on community goodwill. I asked management--quietly and reasonably--for three fixes: 1 - a written apology from the employee, 2 - a written apology from management acknowledging the training failure, and 3 - two complimentary tickets as a minimal gesture to restore trust. The response? - Silence. - No acknowledgment. - No accountability. - No interest in making it right. This isn't a one-off hiccup; it looks like a customer-service culture problem. Until Fox Peak Cinema shows it can train staff, treat patrons with basic respect, and respond when it drops the ball, I'm done. I'll be steering friends, neighbors, and local groups elsewhere--and I'll make sure they know why. Fallon deserves better than this.

We were in the area today for my eyeglass adjustment, and since I received a "We Miss You" flyer…read morewith free play, I figured I'd take advantage of it. Well, that turned out to be a mistake. We waited at the cashier/cage for assistance, and even though we already had players' cards, it still took almost five minutes per card. No greeting, no smile, no thank you -- just a flat "here you go." They do have a decent variety of machines -- a mix of newer and older slots, plus poker and keno -- but the machines felt pretty tight. We did manage to make our money back eventually, which was the only upside. We were there for about an hour, and not a single employee acknowledged us or offered a hello. No cocktail server or bartender came by to ask if we wanted anything to drink, although certain guests seemed to get service. Sadly, this visit just reminded us why we stopped coming here when in Fallon. It was disappointing overall. To top it off, we left smelling like cigarettes -- and I quit 20 years ago. Even though they had a few newer machines that I've never seen before, I'm not sure we'll be back. I'll probably just wait until Fernley, Sparks, or Reno gets them.

The Bartender Slot Attendant Anthony is awesome and always make sure we are taken care of when I…read moreplay some games. Don't be mean to that guy. He keeps us coming back. Sad to see the table games go it is the only place in town that had it. Everyone will go to Reno now. The slots don't hit that's for sure.

This was actually the very first movie theater I had been to. One of my favorite memories with my…read morefather was when he took me here when I was 5 to watch my very first movie, STAR WARS, when we lived in the naval housing at NAS Fallon in the 70s. How many seats does each of the auditoriums have? I've been trying to visually remember that screening in my mind.

Fox theater is actually really nice...usually not too many people there, so seat choices are pretty…read moreopen, theater is clean, staff is pleasant and helpful...yeah you can go to Reno but you're looking at total travel time back and forth longer than the average movie...plus it's nice to support local business...

I never knew there was a place where the military retired and active can go to be with like people…read moreand have a drink without being bothered. Pretty quiet not a huge crowd inside. It's a everybody knows your name kinda joint. At least that's the feeling I got. I went in here on a Monday night with some friends of my husband. The bartenders Shelly and Steveo were so nice. They really were accommodating. The place was clean and a good temperature. There is a area for Darts and Pool if that is your thing. Hang out with friends listen to music from the juke box that you can download a app for. What convenience I say! There are a few slot machines if you want to gamble a little. Along with a full bar with all the yummy fixings you could ask for. All at a reasonable price for everyone to enjoy themselves without breaking the bank. There is also a hall area you can reserve out it comes with a full working kitchen, dining slash dance area and pantry. Talk to the staff for making reservations and make sure you are a member and if not ask about joining.

I love this place! A lot of old timers and retired military come here, but my friend and her…read moreboyfriend frequent here and I have accompanied them a few times. Everytime I come here they remember my name and what i drink. and boy oh boy can Cat pour a drink ! The karaoke is kick ass and Jimmy -o is the man. yay, go legion!

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

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.