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Friday, June 10: Things to do in Carson City

Event Date: 
June 10, 2016 (All day)

Bike Month is only a third of the way through, but Bike Week in Carson City is coming to a close. For those taking their bike to work today, Comma Coffee and LA Bakery are offering a cup of joe on your way. Pedal your way to the Max Casino for the Grand Opening of the Black Bear Diner; you’re going to need your strength to get through this day full of fun stuff to do. The Nevada State Fair is in full swing and a street dance at the Pavilion starts at 6 p.m. If you’re in Douglas County to celebrate Carson Valley Days, swing by their Community Center: the Carson Victory Rollers are putting on a roller derby demonstration and playing a few scrimmages.

FRIDAY: Bike to Work Day

  • Bike to Work Day - Comma Coffee and LA Bakery are providing free coffee to those commuting to work via bicycle
  • "Always Lost: A Meditation on War” in the Western Nevada College Main Gallery in the Bristlecone Building (7am-10pm)
  • Art Exhibit ‘New Crop 2016’ at the CCAI Gallery in the Courthouse: 885 E. Musser (8am-5pm)
  • ’Vantage Point of Distance’ by Las Vegas artist David Rowe in the OXS Gallery at the Nevada Arts Council: 716 N. Carson St. (8am-5pm)
  • ’Pinhole Properties’ exhibit by artist Nancy Raven at the Community Development building [formerly the BRIC]: 108 E Proctor St (8am-12pm and 1pm-4pm)
  • Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Pam Brekas and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
  • Early Primary Election Voting at the Carson City Clerk-Recorder's Office: 885 E. Musser (8am-6pm)
  • Party at the Pavilion Car Show with the Freaks of Nature at the Marv Teixeira Pavilion in Mills Park (early registration 8am-6pm; $60 to enter)
  • Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting at the Black Bear Diner inside Max Casino (8:30am)
  • Nevada State Fair at Mills Park (free event; Fair 10am-10pm; Carnival 10am-10pm; Rendezvous performances 10:30-6pm; Live Music on the main stage 12pm-10pm; Car Show Street Dance at the Pavilion 6pm-10pm; free parking at Carson High School)
  • "Imagination" and Members Regular Art Show at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
  • ’Fresh Fridays’ Farmers' Market at Carson Tahoe Regional Center, Parking lot 4 (11am-1pm; weather permitting)
  • Chamber of Commerce’s Soup’s On! Luncheon: ‘Marijuana in the Workplace’ featuring Jo McGuire, Director of Compliance and Corporate Training, Transpire – a drug-testing company in Colorado Springs at the Gold Dust West (11am-1pm; Tickets $10 in advance; RSVP to 775-882-1565 or admin@carsoncitychamber.com; In cooperation with Partnership Carson City and Carson City District Attorney’s Office)
  • Yard Sale in the Carson Nugget Banquet Rooms (12pm-8pm)
  • Open Bounce at Bounce Party: 3267 Research Way Ste 210 (12pm-6pm; $6 per child)
  • 106th Annual Carson Valley Days: Carnival (3pm-11pm); Live Music with the Whitehats (5pm-7pm) and Trippin King Snakes (8pm-10pm) at Lampe Park (Free)
  • Fundraiser for Team Bowers of the Carson City Relay for Life at Firehouse Subs (4pm-closing)
  • Suds for Seniors Fundraiser at the Firkin and Fox OR the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (4pm-10am; $15 to sample five beers; benefits the Meals on Wheels program; Tickets also available at the Carson Visitor Center and are good through June 30)
  • Women's Golf Social at Silver Oak Golf Course (Check in 4:30pm-5:30pm, Tee Times 5pm-5:30pm; $20 per person, includes: 9-holes of golf, range balls, drink of choice)
  • Live Music at San Marcos Grill
  • Negroni Week at the Firkin and Fox, Blue Bull, Westside Pour House, Café at Adele’s, The Tap Shack, and Red’s Old 395 (Fundraiser for Carson/ Tahoe Cancer Foundation - $1 of every participating cocktail donated)
  • Ron Wood Family Resource Center's 7th Annual Community Leader of the Year Benefit at the Governor’s Mansion (5pm-8pm; $40, $15 kids includes BBQ, auction, and raffle; Honoring Sheriff Ken Furlong and Twelve Outstanding Community Youth Leaders; RSVP 775-884-2269)
  • Date Night with Wine and Comedy at Alatte Coffee and Wine inside the Carson Nugget (5pm-7pm; $30 for a bottled of featured wine and two tickets to Carson Comedy at 7:30pm)
  • Wine Tasting at Aloha Liquors (5pm-7pm; $10 includes light refreshments)
  • Live Music with the Dale Poune at 1862 David Walley's Restaurant and Saloon in Genoa (5pm-9pm)
  • Live Music with Sandi Medley and Jimmy Vermilion at Mystique Restaurant and Lounge: 318 N. Carson St. (5pm-8pm)
  • Live Music with Joe LaChew and Martina Dayton at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (5:30pm-8pm)
  • Carson Victory Rollers Demo and Scrimmage at the Douglas County Community Center: 1329 Waterloo, Gardnerville (doors 5:45pm, Jr’s Scrimmage 6:15pm, Adult’s Scrimmage 7:30pm; $5 entrance fee)
  • Trans in Carson City (TICC) at Comma Coffee (6pm-8pm)
  • Walking with Ponies at the Littlest Things: 4050 Line Drive (6pm; 1.5-2 mile walk with the ponies)
  • Live Music at Bella Fiore Wine (6pm-9pm)
  • Live Music with Brian Lester at J’s Old Town Bistro, Dayton (6pm; Reservations recommended 775-246-4400)
  • Street Dance at the Party at the Pavilion Car Show with the Freaks of Nature at the Marv Teixeira Pavilion in Mills Park (6pm-10pm)
  • CC BMX: Friday Night Lights at the Livermore (Edmonds) Sports Complex (Signups 6:30pm-7:30pm; $5)
  • Friday Night Magic - Modern Format Tournament at Nerdvana: 3220 Hwy 50, Suite #2 (sign-ups until the 6:30pm start; eight player minimum; $5)
  • Painting Class at Mona Lisa and Wine: 3821 S Carson St (6:30pm-9:30pm; $40; includes free Cocktail/Beer/Wine/Soft Drink with each signup)
  • Live Music with Terri Campillo, Craig Fletcher, and friends at Glen Eagles Restaurant (7pm-10pm)
  • Square Dancing with the Capitol Cut-ups at the Carson Senior Center: 911 Beverly Drive (6:30pm; for info contact Marge at 775 885 7986 or 775 220 2942)
  • Live Music with the Lost Reverends of the High Sierra at Flight: 2244 Meridian, off Airport in Minden (6:30pm)
  • Singer, Songwriter, and more Open Mic at A to Zen: 1803 N. Carson St. (7pm)
  • "Programs on the Porch" Live Music with Sierra Silver Strings at Bower’s Mansion, Washoe Valley (7pm-8pm; free)
  • Live Music with Hindsight at Casino Fandango (7pm-12am)
  • Open Dancing with DJ Cowboy Bobby Truesdale at the Eleventh Frame Winners Lounge, Carson Lanes (7pm-11pm; $5; must be 21+)
  • Carson Comedy: Jamie Kaler at Carson Comedy inside the Carson Nugget (doors open 6:45, show starts 7:30pm; $15 day of show, $13 in advance; purchase tickets at the Guest Services Desk)
  • Live Music with Josiah Knight at Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint: 1500 Old Hot Springs Rd. (8pm; no cover)
  • Live Music with First Take Rocks! at Max Casino: formerly the Carson Station (8pm-12am)
  • Live Music with Mo’z Motley Blues at the Carson Nugget Sports Bar (8pm-12am)
  • Live Music with John Dawson at the Carson Valley Inn Cabaret, Minden (8pm-1am)
  • Karaoke at Barb’s Y-Not: 152 E. Long St. (8pm)
  • Live Music with Dave Tuck and Catfish Carl at the Genoa Bar, Genoa (8pm)
  • Black Light Party: Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (8:30pm-11pm; $30 per painter, over 21 only)
  • Live Music at Westside Pour House (9pm)
  • Karaoke with J and M Productions at Whiskey Tavern (9pm)
  • DJ Dance Party at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar (10pm-2am)
  • Friday Night Dance Party with DJ Bobby G at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson St. (9pm)
  • Friday Night with DJ (R) Styles at Alatte Coffee and Wine inside the Carson Nugget (9pm-2am; food and drink specials)

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