Arts on the Airwaves
Weekly
Arts on the Airwaves calls attention to our area's vibrant artistic community. This weekly feature, heard every Monday during Morning Edition and All Things Considered, highlights upcoming concerts, art exhibitions, plays, books, films, and other happenings, along with the organizations and individuals that create and present them.
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Thistle & Nightshade Bookshop, located on Mae Anne Avenue in Reno, recently celebrated an anniversary. -
One More Chapter Reno opened in April on the first floor at The Basement in Reno. -
In the recent book What Art Does, Brian Eno and Betty A. take on the subject of why art is important. -
High Desert Harmony, the award-winning nonprofit community chorus, presents its concert 'Harmony in the Park – A Celebration of Barbershop Music' on Sunday, August 17. -
Clarence Bekker and the C-Bees are the featured musicians at Artown's closing night concert on Thursday, July 31 in Reno. -
The Reno Jazz Orchestra presents 'A Tribute to Quincy Jones' on Monday, July 21 at Lake Tahoe, and on Tuesday, July 22 in Reno. -
Sierra Nevada Ballet presents its version of a Shakespeare classic, transplanted to the 1940s – Twelfth Night: A Ballet Noir, on July 26 in Reno, July 28 in Lake Tahoe, and August 2 in Carson City. -
Gafieira Rio Miami, an eleven-piece band that combines samba, jazz, and funk styles, presents a free Artown concert on Monday, July 14 at Bartley Ranch Regional Park. -
The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival gets underway on July 5 and continues until August 25, with productions at Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe. -
Eternal Signs: Indigenous Australian Art from the Kaplan and Levi Collection is now at the Nevada Museum of Art.
