Arts and Culture

With this year marking the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Reno artists are celebrating the passion they share for this culture and the community in town.

For more than 20 years, a Peruvian-American couple has been teaching Peruvian culture in northern Nevada through a collection of Andean string, wind and percussion instruments.

A new UNR exhibit focuses on the role of Indigenous and Mexican women in the Zapatista movement in southern Mexico.

Head Stone is a local band navigating their way through the Reno music scene as well as being students at the University of Nevada, Reno.

The Laughing Planet Cafe near the University of Nevada, Reno campus hosts a Jazz Night every Wednesday, and it’s a major hit among students and casual jazz enthusiasts.

UPDATE: As of Thursday afternoon, Theater 42 had to temporarily close due to not meeting certain government requirements.

Con el Día de los Reyes, o Epifanía, el 6 de enero, una pastelería latina del norte de Nevada elaboraba un postre llamado Rosca de Reyes para sumarse a las celebraciones.

With Día de los Reyes on Jan. 6, a Latino bakery in Northern Nevada makes a dessert called Rosca de Reyes to add to the celebrations.

Houseplant popularity boomed during the pandemic, particularly due to social media and fueled by Gen Z and Millennials. Some say the greenery is here to stay, including a local TikToker, a plant Facebook group and gardening experts.

A new bookstore and cat adoption lounge in Midtown Reno offers an inclusive space during uncertain times.