Happenings
The Reno Rodeo Foundation presents Rhythm & Rawhide Reimagined, where country charm meets a festive fundraising atmosphere. From 4 to 10 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 14, the event blends music, culture and community at the Silver Legacy’s Grand Exposition Hall with performances by local country artists Patrice, Huckleberry Road and Carson Chandler; pre-party cocktails; light appetizers; and music. This year, the Reno Rodeo Foundation is introducing an exclusive, limited-ticket cigar lounge featuring premium cigars and a top-shelf bar. For tickets, which start at $100, and more information, head to RenoRodeoFoundation.org.
The Fall Harvest Festival is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 22, at Bartley Ranch Regional Park, 600 Bartley Ranch Road, in Reno, with carnival games, a petting zoo and a variety of fall-themed foods. The event is free, and proceeds from games/experience purchases benefit the Nevada Youth Empowerment Project. For more information, find the event page on Facebook.
Eight restaurants at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport will be recognized as members of the Green Dining Nevada network, a statewide initiative for sustainable dining. Participating restaurants include Liberty Toast, Reno Draft House, Tap & Pour, Wild Garlic Pizza, Timber Ridge and three Peet’s Coffee & Tea locations. These establishments are the first at the airport to undergo comprehensive audits to minimize food waste, reduce single-use disposable containers, and explore other sustainability solutions. Learn more at www.greendiningnv.com.
Urban Roots is taking applications for its Gardening for All program until Friday, Sept. 20. Participants receive comprehensive gardening support, including materials such as redwood, soil, seeds, seedlings and irrigation materials. “At Urban Roots, we see gardening as a powerful tool to educate and unite our community, but not every individual or entity is equipped to successfully start,” said Jenny Angius, executive director of development and operations. “We are honored to have grown this program and look forward to awarding and building more gardens in Northern Nevada this year.” To apply or get more information, head to www.urgc.org/gardening-for-all.
Openings
Madein, pronounced “made-in,” has opened in the Mayberry Landing shopping center, at 3882 Mayberry Drive, in Reno. It’s a hub for locally made artisanal goods including Forged Coffee Roasting Company, Beloved’s Bread, Dorinda’s Chocolates and Black Rabbit Mead. Madein also offers food for dine-in and takeout during lunch and dinner hours, featuring items like salads, sandwiches, flatbreads and pasta. Get details at www.madeincollective.co, and read our recent piece by Michael Moberly to learn more.
Superstitions Java has opened a second location near UNR at 1385 N. Virginia St., Suite 101. Known for its creative menu with drinks like Love Potion #9 and Unicorn Tea, the coffee shop is a favorite for those who enjoy more than just a simple cup of coffee. Get more information at www.facebook.com/superstitionsjava.
4th Street Brewery/Coffee Bar opened at 1126 E. Fourth St., in Reno, in late June. The concept includes being a “safe, clean, and sober space that offers all a bar would except alcohol.” Guests can enjoy non-alcoholic beverages in a lounge space that features a pool table, vinyl records, VHS tapes and more. The under-construction website is 4thstbrewery.com.
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