Arts and Entertainment

Join us Friday night at the Bank Saloon for great live music by "Buster Chops" this Friday 3/29 from 7pm-10pm. Also Thursday 5p-7p Buster Chops Music Bingo and 3/30 Saturday "Erica Paul" 7pm-10pm. No cover charge.

Free rock and roll show in Carson City. You must RESERVE a spot (free RSVP) to guarantee admission to this event.

The Nevada Artists Association is pleased to announce the winner of the Winter Show's People's Choice Award, "Tracker", an acrylic painting by Maggie Stillwell. This painting also won 3rd place in the acrylic category and is on display and available for sale through May 3.

Using extensive research and seldom seen photos, local authors, historians, and longtime Death Valley residents David & Gayle Woodruff examine the improbable story of how a company best known for producing laundry soap,
helped turn a vast expanse of remote desert…with one of the least marketable names imaginable…into one of the crown jewels of our National Park system and a “must see” for visitors worldwide.

The Carson Valley Arts Council is pleased to present an evening with Quarteto Nuevo. The band will perform at the CVIC Hall, 1602 Esmeralda in Minden, at 7 p.m. Friday, April 5, 2024.

Join Will Houk from 95.1FM KNVC for a lazy Sunday as the Brewery Arts Center Exhibition Hall in Carson City is turned into a listening lounge. Will is bringing a crate of vinyl records and guests are encouraged to bring records of their own that they would like to share for a spin on the provided turntables.

Local authors and historians David and Gayle Woodruff assume the characters of “Snowshoe” Thompson and his wife Agnes in this 55 minute Chautauqua performance Saturday, March 23 at the Odeon Saloon in Dayton.

Open Mic Thursday beginning at 7pm. Polecat Tavern 260 W Winnie Lane, Carson City. 21+only, non-smoking, full bar, food delivery allowed.

Bill Wharton will be entertaining patrons at Bella Vita Bistro inside the Carson City Mall in Carson City this Friday, March 22. Now that Spring has sprung, there is no better time to get out and shake off those winter blues.

The Nevada Artists Association presents Featured Artist Shows by Irene Taylor and Robert St. Clair beginning March 23 with an artists Reception on Sunday, March 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. Please join us to see these shows, meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments. At the NAA Gallery, 449 W. King Street, Carson City.

For Capital City Arts Initiative’ exhibition, "NAA Invitational", the Nevada Artists Association shared art by 25 member artists who present a wide array of images and visions in their work.

On Thursday, March 21 at 12:30 p.m., the Carson City Senior Center presents local authors and historians David and Gayle Woodruff as they reenact the characters of one of the wealthiest couples on the West Coast during the 1920s through 1950s.

Beginning at 7pm on March 22nd, One Way Street is a 4-piece band from Carson City, Nevada They are a group of seasoned professionals playing a wide variety of music from the 1970’s to the 2020's. This band delivers a show of non-stop dance tunes from the drop of the 1st beat.

Join Will Houk from 95.1FM KNVC for a lazy Sunday as the BAC Exhibition Hall is turned into a listening lounge. Will is bringing a crate of vinyl records and guests are encouraged to bring records of their own that they would like to share for a spin on the provided turntables.

Mike Epps is the owner of A to Zen in Carson City and also a key member of the BAC Crew. After complications from an initial surgery to remove stage 3 esophageal cancer, Mike had to be rushed to an emergency surgery February 2, 2024 and has been in the Intensive Care Unit on a ventilator since. The community is now banding together to support the man that has tirelessly given us all so much.

Once a month the Maizie Theater hosts rising stars in the songwriting world from both near and far. Friday May 3rd features Django Walker with opening act Darren Senn.

Presented by Toiyabe Chamber Music Society as a FREE event.

Sierra Nevada Ballet partners with the Brewery Arts Center, the Reno Little Theater, and Steinway Piano Gallery to produce an exciting program that has become a signature SNB annual tradition.

Brew, Brats and Ballet – A Celebration of New Choreography features brand new short choreographic works by local and out of state artists.

A nomadic people, Mongolians used storytelling to pass down traditions and lore from generation to generation, leaving few written records. The tradition of cutting designs out of felt, paper, or other materials are ancient. Now residing in Reno, NV, with his wife, Sturo is establishing a new, unique style of American Fine Art. “The Tsagasun Baru” Silhouette Fine Art will be on display for all to experience.

Once a month the Maizie Theater hosts rising stars in the songwriting world from both near and far. Friday April 5th features Jessica Malone with opening act Haley Bond.

Violinists Laurentiu Norocel and Claire Tatman collaborate with Reno’s own master violin maker, Tim Dodd, in a reprise their August 2023 event. A combination concert and informal discussion will take place as well as a demonstration of the “anatomy” and function of violins. This concert will feature violin solos and duets played by the artists using violins made by Mr. Dodd.

The Sierra Sweethearts have been playing their sassy mix of Cowgirl, Bluegrass, Classic County and Doo Wop music throughout Northern Nevada and California since 2014. From Susanville to Death Valley, Eureka to Santa Cruz, they’ve put in some miles spreading their music to Historic Opera Houses and Theaters throughout “Gold Rush” country, Festivals, Weddings, Country Dances and backroad taverns.

The Proscenium Players Inc. improv group invites you to unleash your creativity, sharpen your wit, and connect with fellow performers in a welcoming and supportive environment.

High Sierra Swing Dance Club’s monthly lesson & dance welcomes a variety of guest instructors to teach Intermediate lessons from 6:30-7:30pm.

Open social dancing follows from 7:30-9:30pm. All levels welcome, no partner needed.

Lesson and Dance are each $15 ($10 for HSSDC Members). No advanced tickets, pay at the event.

Brewery Arts Center
East Building - Grand Ballroom
449 W. King Street

“Flaunt Your Flaws!” is a hybrid musical-improv production formatted as a relationship reality show…but with a unique twist. Eight characters sing about their worst personality traits—hoping that by finally baring their soul, they’ll find a new soulmate! After the audience votes, the matched couples will go on a first date, a honeymoon, and even land in a marriage counseling session. Prepare for an evening of onstage fun and frolic as the audience influences the action!

In 1986, Scotsman Donnie Macdonald and Irishman James Keigher came together to perform Irish and Scottish folk music, combining traditional and contemporary styles.

Men of Worth are an international act, and have earned much respect and success in over thirty years of touring together. Performing concerts and festivals, with twelve albums to their credit; Men of Worth continue the very tradition from which they’ve evolved.

Since meeting in Nashville ten years ago the Americana Country duo Lance & Lea has been on fire. Their first album “There Goes My Heart,” with Grammy award winning producer Paul Worley went on to garner airplay in the UK, Ireland, and in Music City, Nashville Tennessee.

Renowned as the heartbeat of live music and culinary excellence in Carson City, Nashville Social Club is excited to unveil a special performance by The Mother Hips at The Swan Music Hall on Thursday, March 21 at 7:30 pm. This exclusive show is part of NSC's March Madness celebration, offering a month-long extravaganza of live music and entertainment.