This October, join us for an elegant evening of artful celebration and historic charm at the Lake Mansion. Guests are warmly encouraged to don their finest masks and costumes for this special occasion. Reserve your tickets early and prepare for a truly memorable night.

What Awaits You:

A Haunted Welcome. Step into the grand entrance of the Lake Mansion and explore the ghostly décor created by artist Mallory Mishler. Look for clues in every room to unlock the mystery of the Lake Mansion Phantom.

Divine Drinks. The night will be filled with different beverages for you to sample and enjoy. Wine, beer, cocktails from 10 Torr Distillery and Brewery, a signature cocktail, and non-alcoholic choices make sure there is something for everyone.

Costume Contest. Prepare to dazzle with your finest masquerade attire. There will be prizes for the Best Mask, and Best Overall look of the evening. Ticket purchasers will be invited to a free mask-making workshop prior to the event.

A Peek at the Future. Let the Tarot cards give you a glimpse into the future – if you dare.

Silent Auction. Step into the Horan Pavilion and bid on works of art, delicacies, and local experiences.

Live Music & Savory Bites. Enjoy the music of the Jason King Band and savor the bites prepared by students from the Washoe County School District Culinary Academy at AACT.

Un-mask the Phantom. Participate in a quest to un-mask the Phantom. Find all the clues and solve the mystery!

Community Art Project. Contribute to a community mosaic for display in the Mansion.

️Tickets: Advance tickets: $60 per person | At the door: $70 per person. Capacity is limited. You must be over 21 to attend.

All proceeds from the evening will support the Artist in Residency Program, bringing teaching artists to Special Education and Title 1 classrooms throughout Northern Nevada.

* Event sponsors include 10 Torr Distillery and Brewing Reno, U.S. Bank, and Vmart. Arts for All Nevada has been active in Reno for 40 years, providing quality arts opportunities for all by facilitating access to the arts at the community level, with special emphasis on those who have a disability, are disadvantaged, at-risk, or underserved by the arts.