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I’m going to suggest that you keep this weekend’s plans flexible. There’s only a chance of rain, but the chance of it showing up at the wrong time is always high. The very early morning is best spent watching the hot air balloons against the Reno skyline, but you’ll probably want a sweater for the pre-dawn chill. ....
The valley is alive with the sound of music: the Jazz and Beyond Music Festival, to be specific. Just about everywhere you go, you’ll be treated to something to soothe the soul or get the toes tapping. Get the kids up early for the Young Eagle Flights at the Carson City Airport – they’re free, but you need to be on time for registration. ....
Concerts On The Green at Suneagles Golf Club is a Jersey Shore favorite! Count Basie Center for the Arts deserves a ton of credit for getting LIVE music back as fast as possible while we recover from COVID-19. I hope this will be a summertime venue for years to come! My parents went to see former Allman Brothers guitarist Warren Haynes and they haven t stopped talking about their experience. I have also heard nothing but positive reviews about Concerts On The Green. It s a rare opportunity to see such great acts in an intimate setting. There s a tremendous staff that s available to serve you food and adult beverages. There are approximately 130 tables for seating for around 500 people. Tickets are fairly priced and once your in the venue a purchase of at least $20 of food/ beverage is expected. Concerts are rain and shine because there s a huge ventilated tent covering the venue. More details about Concerts On The Green are below. ....