2018-2019 & communityservices

ServicesParks, Recreation & community

Fall/Winter2018-2019

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RENO CITY COUNCIL

Hillary Schieve Oscar Delgado Paul McKenzie Vice MayorNeoma Jardon

David Bobzien Jenny Brekhus Naomi DuerrMayor At-Large Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGEReno is a great place to be in the fall and winter. The Parks, Recreation, and Community Services department has many activities that you can participate in. We would

invite you participate in one of our many senior programs, especially the Senior Winter Games. Come meet new people and enjoy friendly competition.

Learn to ski or snowboard at Sky Tavern. Sky Tavern is owned by the City of Reno and operated by Sky Tavern,

a volunteer lead non-profit. There is no better or affordable place to learn to ski or snowboard.

Our parks remain busy as the temperature decreases. Enjoy seasonal birding opportunities and the views provided within our parks.

January is the time to make the commitment to your health. Come and see our newly renovated facilities and fitness equipment. We have everything you need to be successful in your health needs.

Thank you for your support and I hope to see you at our parks and facilities.

Andy BassDirector of Parks, Recreation & Community Services

Commission meetings are held at 6pm on the third Tuesday every month in the board room at McKinley Arts & Culture Center, located at 925 Riverside Drive. Call 334-4282 to receive an agenda or confirm meeting dates. Commission Members: Thomas Petersen, Chair; Erik Scalise, Vice Chair; Nate Daniel; Deborah Enos; Troy Harsh; David Pritchett; Tom Stille and Gerry Taylor.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

DANCE

ACTIVITIES

ATHLETICS

FITNESS

AQUATICS

INCLUSION/ADAPTIVE

SENIORS 50+

PARKS

RENTABLE FACILITIES

SPECIAL EVENTS

ART GALLERIES

REGISTRATION, SCHOLARSHIPS & LOCATIONS

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REGISTRATION, SCHOLARSHIPSand LOCATIONS

ARTS, CULTURE AND EVENTS OFFICE 925 Riverside Dr. Phone: 334-2055 & 326-6697Fax: 334-2598Reno.Gov/SpecialEventsMonday-Friday 8am-5pm

CITY HALL: PARKS AND RECREATION/ADMIN1 E. 1st St., 11th floorPhone: 334-2260Fax: 334-2449Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

IDLEWILD POOL1805 Idlewild Dr.Phone: 334-2267Visit Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date pool hours

NORTHWEST POOL2925 Apollo Wy.Phone: 334-2203Visit Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date pool hours

PARKS MAINTENANCE 2055 Idlewild Dr.Phone: 334-2270Fax: 334-2471Monday-Friday 7am-4pm

PARK SHELTER RENTALS1301 Valley Rd.Phone: 334-2417Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

PLUMAS GYM475 Monroe St.Phone: 334-2262Available for sports rentals

RENO TENNIS CENTER2601 Plumas St. Phone: 689-2975See page 12 for information

SOUTHSIDE CULTURAL CENTER190 E. Liberty St. Phone: 334-2417Auditorium available for rentals

TRANER POOL1600 Carville Dr.Phone: 334-2269Visit Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date pool hours

URBAN FORESTRY2055 Idlewild Dr. Phone: 321-8373Fax: 334-2471Monday-Friday 7am-4pm

CONTACT INFORMATIONRecreation Information:

334-2262City Information:

334-INFO (4636)After-Hours Emergencies:

352-4249Sign Up for E-Newsletter:

Reno.Gov/RenoConnectE-mail:

[email protected] Media:

Reno.Gov/SocialHashtags:

#CityofReno | #RenoLens #RenoParksAndRec #BELIEVEReno

Phone: 334-2262Reno.Gov/ParksandRec• A Household Account form is required• Sierra Kids and youth camps require a

Participant Information form• Registration/payment is required in

advance, prior to the use of programs, services or facilities. Registration/payment is taken up until the registration deadlines or when a program is full. You can call or download the rules and forms atReno.Gov/ParksandRec.

• Requests for refunds, transfers or credits must be received on the written form by the criteria deadlines. You can call or download the rules and forms at Reno.Gov/ParksandRec.

• Some programs have a registration deadline and many fill to capacity. It is advised to register early to ensure your space. Fees are subject to City Council approval and can change.

Phone: 334-2260The City of Reno is committed to providing recreational opportunities to all residents regardless of economic circumstances. For this reason, a limited-fund scholarship program is available to those who qualify. If you have wanted to participate in our senior programs, all-day camps, before-and-after school programs or other qualified activities, but couldn’t because of financial circumstances, we encourage you to apply. Information is kept strictly confidential.

Register in person, phone, fax or online Scholarships


EVELYN MOUNT NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER1301 Valley Rd.Phone: 334-2262 | Fax: 321-8338

Building hours: Monday-Thursday 7am-9pmFriday 7am-8pmSaturday & Sunday 9am-3pm

Pool hours:Visit Reno.Gov/ParksandRec forup-to-date information

MCKINLEY ARTS ANDCULTURE CENTER925 Riverside Dr. Phone: 334-2055 | Fax: 334-2598

Building hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

TEGLIA'S PARADISE PARK ACTIVITY CENTER2745 Elementary Dr.Phone: 334-3176 | Fax: 356-3180

Building hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4pmSaturday & Sunday for events/rentals

NEIL ROAD RECREATION CENTER3925 Neil Rd.Phone: 689-8484 | Fax: 689-8487

Building hours: Monday-Friday 9am-9pmSaturday & Sunday for events/rentals


YOUTH programs


SIERRA KIDSSierra Kids is a quality recreational enrichment program for children who need a safe, supervised environment before and after school. Sierra Kids operates according to the Washoe County School District schedule in the following elementary schools:

Alice Smith *Caughlin RanchDesert Heights **Double Diamond *

Edwin DodsonElmcrest **

Glenn Duncan **Hunter LakeJessie BeckLemelson **

Mamie TowlesMount Rose

PeavineRoy Gomm

Sarah WinnemuccaSilver Lake

SteadVirginia Palmer

Westergard

* Multi-track** AM only team up locations

Homework assistance is available during the after-school sessions. Sierra Kids’ friendly, qualified staff aim to develop the self-esteem of all participants in a positive environment. Times vary according to the school site.

Weekly Rate:$30 - Morning Program

$45 - Afternoon Program

$75 - Morning and Afternoon Program

Daily Rate:$10 - Morning Program

$15 - Afternoon Program

$25 - Early Release Day

Weekly/Daily Rates

KIDS CAFEAges 1-18Free balanced meal served to children every weekday after school. Sponsored by Food Bank of Northern Nevada in partnership with City of Reno and Washoe County School District.Locations:

Virginia PalmerSteadEdwin Dodson

Mount RoseAlice Smith

VACATION STATION Vacation Station features group games, crafts, sports, reading, free time and field trips all under the supervision of trained staff.Vacation Station (Year Round) EMNECC | Ages 6-12Monday-Friday 7am-6pm | $100 per weekVacation Station (School Breaks)EMNECC | Plumas Gym | MACCAges 6-12 | Monday-Friday 7am-6pm$100 per weekFallOct 1 - 5, 2018

Winter*Dec 24 - 28, 2018Dec 31, 2018 - Jan 4, 2019

SpringMar 25 - 29, 2019Apr 1 - 5, 2019

SummerStarts June 10, 2019

*No camp on Dec 25 & Jan 1

RENO ENRICHMENT CENTER (REC)Traner Middle School - 1700 Carville Dr.Monday-Thursday 3-7pmREC is for teens! From homework help to indoor/outdoor activities, we are all about having fun. Come be a part of this great program.

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TAP DANCEEMNECC | 334-2262Dance to the classics while learning the fundamentals of basic/intermediate tap. Learn rhythms and style in across the floor, turns and dance combinations. Tap shoes are required. Must be registered prior to first day to participate.Adult TapAges 13+ | Saturday 9:30-10:30amSenior TapAges 50+ | Wednesday 9:30-10:30am

POLYNESIAN DANCEEMNECC | 334-2262Polynesian dance has long been celebrated as an art form on many islands across the globe. From Hawaii to Tahiti, such choreography has been weaved beautifully into a variety of cultures. Children's DanceAges 5-11 Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pmBeginnerAges 12+ Wednesdays 6:40-7:40pmKapuna (Elderly) DanceAges 50+Mondays 5:30-6:30pmAll Male DanceAll AgesMondays 6:45-8:45pm

WESTERN SQUARE DANCETPPAC | 746-5653Tuesday 6-8:30pm | $6 per class Second Tuesday of every month is a beginning class, wear casual attire. Call Carol Wilson for more information.

CREATIVE BALLETEMNECC | 334-2262Ages 3-6 | Tuesday 5:15-6pmThis class introduces the fundamentals of ballet and creative dance by using imagery, props and basic dance steps. Tights, leotard and ballet shoes are required.

HIP HOP JAZZEMNECC | 527-9843Ages 7-12 | Tuesday 6-7pm

Students will learn basic and intermediate dance techniques with stretching and conditioning. Loose-fitting clothes are required. Must register prior to first day to participate. Contact Monique at Art in Motion for pricing and more information.

URBAN HIP HOPEMNECC | 527-9843Ages 8-16Dancers will learn how to hip hop dance to the most current, upbeat hip hop songs. Must be registered prior to first day to participate. Class has recital opportunities. Contact Monique at Art in Motion for more information.BeginningMonday 5:15-6:15pmIntermediateMonday 6:15-7:15pm

BELLY DANCEEMNECC | 334-2262 Beginner Levels I & BeyondAges 13+ | Wednesday 6-7:30pm$60 per sessionLearn the basic movements and techniques of oriental dance (Raks Sharki) during these graceful art-of-belly-dancing classes. It is important to learn basic foundation techniques before progressing to advanced classes. No prior experience is needed.Intermediate: Troupe JasmineAges 13+ | Thursday 6-7:15pm$60 per sessionThis class focuses on techniques, combinations, improvisations and expressive performance skills. With skills learned in the beginner classes, you will learn how to apply those skills to develop your own style, while continuing to work within a group.Troupe De La Roche Rehearsal (Invite only)Ages 13+ | Thursday 7:15-8:30pm$60 per sessionTroupe is an invitation-only, members professional practice and rehearsal class.


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TAI CHI334-2262Cheng Man Ching Yang Style consists of 37 postures also known as Meditation in Motion. This low-impact exercise helps with relaxation, balance and flexibility.$40 per month/$5 per classEMNECC• Monday 6-7pm• Tuesday and Thursday 1-2pmNRRC• Fridays 9-10am

JUJITSUEMNECC | 334-2262DanZan Ryu Hawaiian Jujitsu is internationally recognized and teaches effective self-defense. Students practice techniques while developing character and ethical principles. New students are required to become members of the American Judo and Jujitsu Federation (AJJF).AJJF Membership$30 per year for age 15 and younger$60 per year for adults | $15 for seniors (65+)Adult Jujitsu$60 per month• Tuesday & Thursday 7-9pm• Saturday | 10am-12pmKid’s Jujitsu$60 per month• Tuesday & Thursday 6-7pm

PARADISE PARK COMMUNITY GARDENTPPAC | 334-1201$10 for one spot - $15 for two spotsForty-four individual ground plots, six raised beds and two large community garden spaces for use. Returning gardeners can reserve the same spots

TRADITIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE CLASSEMNECC | 334-2262These classes teach traditional Japanese-style karate, using the same training principles as in traditional karate dojos throughout the world.Adult KarateTuesday, Thursday & Friday 5:30-7pm$75 per month | Family membership $125Children’s KarateTuesday, Thursday & Friday 4-5pm• Ages 4-9 | $55 per month • Ages 10-16 | $65 per month

DOG OBEDIENCEDogManGuy.com | 265-4530Ages 8+ for people | 4+ months for dogsInstructor Guy Yeaman will teach your dog the basic obedience commands. Each dog will need a training collar (choke chain, martingale, harness, etc.) and a four-foot to six-foot fabric or leather leash. Written proof of updated dog shots must be shown at the start of class. Results are guaranteed. Contact Guy for more information.Comstock Park - 1650 Carat Blvd.Saturday 10-11am | $80 per sessionMcKinley Arts and Culture CenterSaturday 1-2pm | $80 per session

CERAMICS CLASSMACC | 334-2417Three Wednesdays a month 9:30am-12pm$45 per month (varies with holidays)The ceramics class is designed to focus on techniques that accommodate novice to advanced students. Mediums include acrylic paints, glazes and translucency.

REIKI GUIDED MEDIATION420-4604 | [email protected] 18+This class will focus on calming and relaxing the body and mind to promote physical and emotional healing. Reiki is a technique developed in Japan in 1922 by Mikao Usui, which increases a person’s supply of life energy. Along with the Reiki Guided Meditation, we will explore various tools and techniques that anyone can use for physical and emotional pain relief.$22 per month/$5 drop-inEMNECC• Wednesday 6-8pm• 1st Friday 5-8pmNRRC• Tuesday 6-8pm• 3rd Monday 5-8pm

TENNISReno Tennis Center - 2601 Plumas St.Reno.Gov/Tennis | 689-297516 hard courts and 4 courts with lighting open year-round. Open play, private and group lessons, court reservations, and racquet stringing are available. Registrations for tennis programs are only made at the Reno Tennis Center.

After School TennisAges 5-15 | $140 per month | $25 drop-inMonday, Wednesday & Friday 4-5:30pm

Two instruction days and one game day.USTA 10 & UnderAges 3-10 | $20 drop-in• Saturday 10am-12pm | $60 per month• Monday, Wednesday & Friday 4-5:30pm $140 per monthLearn quickly with smaller courts, smaller tennis balls and lighter racquets with the United States Tennis Association (USTA) program.Alpine Tennis AcademyAges 10-17 | $240 per month | $25 drop-inMonday, Wednesday & Friday 3-5pm Designed to develop players to become tournament level competitors. An evaluation is required to be admitted into the program. Adult Camps$70 per campBeginners 6-7pm | Intermediate 7-8pm• Sept 18-Oct 4, 2017• Oct 9-25, 2017Drill Class$20 per class | 6 person maximum per class• Tuesday-Friday 6-7:30pm• Saturday 2-3:30pm• Sunday 12:30-2pm & 2-3:30pmAerobic Tennis$20 per class | 6 person maximum per classTuesday, Thursday & Friday 9-10:30am Fall Tennis CampAges 5-15 | $120Oct 1-4, 2018 9:30am-12:30pm

ATHLETICprograms


FALL SUNDAY SPIKING VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | Ages 18+ | $200Registration Ends: Sept. 14League Dates: Sept. 30 - Dec. 16, 2018Registration fee includes 10 league games and a single elimination, post-season tournament for qualifying teams. Games may start at 9am.

FALL NON-SPIKING CO-ED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | Ages 18+Mondays 6:30-10:30pm | $200Registration Ends: Sept. 14League Dates: Oct. 1 - Dec. 17, 2018Registration fee includes 10 league games and a single elimination, post-season tournament for qualifying teams.

FALL TWO-NIGHT SPIKING CO-ED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | Ages 18+Tuesday & Thursday 6:30-10:30pm | $200Registration Ends: Sept. 14League Dates: Oct. 2 - Nov. 15, 2018Registration fee includes 10 league games and a single elimination, post-season tournament for qualifying teams. Teams play twice a week.

FALL YOUTH HOOPS [email protected] | Ages K-MSNNSR.Org | (775) 360-4160Dates: Oct. 8 - Dec. 20, 2018In partnership with the Northern Nevada Sports and Recreation organization that is designed for kids to learn sportsmanship, basketball rules and skills. This program is for all levels of ability.

FALL YOUTH NFL FLAG FOOTBALL [email protected] | Ages K-MSNNSR.Org | (775) 360-4160Dates: Aug. 6 - Oct. 5, 2018In partnership with Northern Nevada Sports and Recreation, this is an exciting opportunity to compete. Teams are coached by volunteers while learning leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Leagues in Sparks and Reno.

WINTER TUESDAY NON-SPIKING VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | Ages 18+Tuesday 6:30-11:30pm | $200Registration Ends: Dec. 17League Dates: Jan. 7 - Mar. 25, 2019Registration fee includes 10 league games and a single elimination, post-season tournament for qualifying teams.

WINTER SUNDAY SPIKING VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | Ages 18+Sunday 9am-9:30pm | $200Registration Ends: Dec. 17League Dates: Jan. 6 - Mar. 24, 2019Registration fee includes 10 league games and a single elimination, post-season tournament for qualifying teams. Games may start at 9am.

WINTER MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUEPlumas Gym | EMNECC Ages 18+ | $655Monday, Wednesday or Thursday 6:30-10:30pmRegistration Ends: Nov. 5, 2018Preseason Tournament: Nov. 26 - Dec. 20, 2018League Dates: Jan. 2 - Mar. 25, 2019Registration fee includes a one night a week league, 10 league games, a double elimination preseason tournament and single elimination post-season tournament for qualifying teams.

WINTER YOUTH HOOPS [email protected] | Ages K-MSNNSR.Org | (775) 360-4160Dates: Jan. 14 to Mar. 21, 2019In partnership with Northern Nevada Sports and Recreation, this is an exciting opportunity to compete. Teams are coached by volunteers while learning leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Leagues in Sparks and Reno.

*No games Oct. 14-18, 2018 due to Plumas Gym floor resurfacing


FITNESSprograms


SHAPE UP RENOReno.Gov/ShapeUpRenoThe City of Reno has partnered with local businesses to host FREE fitness sessions. Offered Memorial Day through Labor Day.


EMNECC1301 Valley Rd | 334-2262Monday-Thursday 7am-9pmFriday 7am-8pm Saturday & Sunday 9am-3pmEMNECC offers a fully equipped weight room, cable resistance machines, a universal machine, floor mats and swiss balls. There is also a cardio room filled with treadmills, elliptical trainers, stair steppers, training bicycles, locker rooms, a full-sized gymnasium, and a 4-lane lap pool.

Ages Single Punch Pass Quarter Year

Facility Use18+ $6 $48 $150 $360

14-17 $4 $32 $100 $24060+ $3 $14 $50 $150

Open Gym Only18+ $4 | 14-17 $3 | 60+ $2

JAZZERCISECalifornia Building | Ages 16+Monday-Wednesday & Friday 9-10am$65 for 2 months | $90 for 3 months$36 per month (online option only)Jazzercise is an effective, total-body conditioning program that offers a blend of dance and exercise choreographed to your favorite music.

INSPIRED BY PURPOSEEMNECC [email protected] is a high-energy, sports-inspired cardio workout for building strength and endurance that combines athletic aerobic movements with stabilization exercises. Each class offers a variety of pilates and yoga techniques.Contact Channell for pricing and registration.

INSPIRE ME MOMMYEMNECC | [email protected] the bond between mother and child for life. Women are encouraged to bring children (ages 0-9 years old) to workouts focusing on total body, core strength and stability post-baby. Contact Channell for pricing and registration.

PERSONAL TRAININGEMNECC | 813-2930Schedule an appointment | $30 Per HourFit 2 You personal training is a one-on-one program that will help you get started on a lifestyle designed to keep you fit and healthy.

YOGAEMNECC | [email protected]$60 per month | $15 drop in

Hatha Yoga/A Gentler YogaThursdays 5-6pmHatha yoga is traditional yoga style practiced in India with gentle holds in poses while stimulating the spine in all the physical movements. Classical Sun Salutations are added to round out the sequences. It is a strengthening and relaxing practice that is easy for everyone!

Restorative YogaThursdays 12:15-1:30pmRestorative yoga brings relaxation to a very intensive yoga practice. This physical and mental activity makes full use of props that are help facilitate complete relaxation for the ultimate stress-relief.

FIT FUTURE GROUP TRAININGEMNECC | 334-2262Thursdays 12-1pm | $5 per classOne-hour class designed to burn fat, build muscle and increase endurance through body weight resistance, high-intensity interval training, tabata and cardiovascular training. Previous exercise experience recommended.

Fit Body BootCamp973 W. Moana Ln.

Monday-Friday 6:45-7:15amUFC Gym4875 Kietzke Ln.

Friday 12pmGental Yoga9400 Double Diamond Pkwy.

Monday 6:30-7:30pm

Community YogiDowntown Reno

Monday 7pmInspired By Purpose FitnessEMNECC or Downtown Reno

Tuesdays 12-1pm

AQUATICSprograms

Please visit Reno.Gov/ParksAndRec for up-to-date schedules and information.Pools are subject to closure without warning, based on attendance, weather, emergencies and training,

maintenance or safety issues.

OPEN SWIMEMNECC | Northwest PoolBring the kids and splash around in the pool at Open Swim.

ADULT SWIM CLINICEMNECCParticipants must be 15 years of age or older. Instructors work with participants to identify goals for success and design the course for goal completion.

LAP SWIMEMNECC | Northwest PoolLap Swim offers individual lap lanes intended for exercise inclusive to any age and all skill levels. Lap swimmers are welcome to use any available equipment offered at each aquatics facility. Lap lanes may be limited; participants are encouraged to practice proper lane etiquette.

TINY TOTSEMNECCInstruction begins with basic physical and mental adjustment, basic safety and water skills using play as the primary form of teaching. This class does not teach children to be accomplished swimmers, but develops a comfort in the water. Ages 3-5 years old. Ratio: 5 students to 1 instructor

WATER BABIESEMNECC | Northwest PoolAges: 6 months-2 years oldThis parent-assisted program helps small children become accustomed to the water while in the familiar hands of a parent. Ratio: 10 students to 1 instructor

LEARN TO SWIMEMNECCAges: 6+ years oldStudents will be introduced to the fundamentals and techniques of basic swimming. Advanced students will refine the skills presented in previous lessons. This course is broken out into six levels of progressive instruction. Ratio: 8 students to 1 instructor

RIVER OTTERS (ADVANCED STROKE IMPROVEMENT)

EMNECCRiver Otters is a pre-competitive swim team that develops all four competitive strokes (backstroke, breast stroke, butterfly and freestyle), starts, turns and building endurance to prepare them for a competitive swim team. The pre-requisite for this class is passing Learn to Swim level 5. The student to instructor ratio is 8 to 1. Minimum enrollment of 5 participants is required for the class to occur.

WATER FITNESSEMNECC | Northwest PoolBuoyancy takes the impact off leg joints allowing exercises to improve muscular strength, balance and fitness levels. Get high-impact results from a low-impact water workout. No swimming skills are required.

PRIVATE POOL RENTALEMNECC | Northwest PoolCall the specific pool for more information or to schedule.

LIFEGUARD CLASSESNorthwest PoolAges: 16+ years oldLifeguards are trained to act with speed and confidence in emergency situations both in and out of the water. Core content includes: Water rescue skills, surveillance and recognition, First Aid, CPR and AED, and breathing and cardiac emergencies. Participants are required to pass a pre-course swimming test and in order to earn a certification, must attend all courses, pass a written exam and pass a practical skills test. An e-book or printed version is available. $75-150. Call 334-2203 for more information.


EVELYN MOUNT NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER POOLIndoor pool - Year round1301 Valley Rd. | Phone: 334-2262Hours: Reno.Gov/ParksandRecfor up-to-date information

Main Pool: 4 lanes | 25 yardsDepth: 3 feet to 5 feet | Gallons: 71,125Special Equipment: automatic pool lift (ADA) and easy access stairs

IDLEWILD POOLOutdoor pool - Seasonal1805 Idlewild Dr. | Phone: 334-2267Hours: Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date information

Main Pool: 8 lanes | 50 metersDepth: 3.5 feet to 10 feetGallons: 500,000

Training Pool: 30x60 feet with 2 15-foot alcoves

Depth: 0 inches to 2.5 feetGallons: 36,000

Special Equipment: 2 1-meter diving boards, water polo area and automatic pool lifts (ADA)

NORTHWEST POOLIndoor pool - Year round2925 Apollo Wy. | Phone: 334-2203Hours: Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date information

Main Pool: 8 lanes | 25 yardsDepth: 3.5 feet to 10 feetGallons: 193,250

Training Pool: 30x60 feetDepth: 4 inches to 2.5 feetGallons: 26,400

Special Equipment: automatic pool lifts (ADA) and easy access stairs

TRANER POOLOutdoor pool - Seasonal

1600 Carville Dr. | Phone: 334-2269Hours: Reno.Gov/ParksandRec for up-to-date information

Main Pool: 8 lanes | 25 yardsDepth: 3.5 feet to 10 feetGallons: 168,300

Special Equipment: water playground with 8 elements, water slide (double flume), and automatic pool lift (ADA)


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For more information please visit: cci.org/DogFestReno

Saturday, September 29th 11:00 am to 2:00 pmat Dick Taylor Park and Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center,

1301 Valley Rd.

Featuring our 5th Annual DogFest Walk ‘N Roll Reno!

A student and community celebration of volunteerism, civic engagement, leadership, and philanthropy.

This event makes it possible for Canine Companions for Independence® to place assistance dogs with children, adults and veterans free of charge. These expertly trained assistance dogs make a profound impact through the jobs they do, including

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334-4280 | Reno.Gov/ParksandRec | @CityofReno

NOW HIRINGBEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL, CAMPS AND TEEN PROGRAMS

16+ years of age or older

Walking on various surfaces

that may be slippery

Conveys and exchanges verbal

and written information

Work may be performed outdoors in

various weather

Physical tasks:walking, standing

and sitting

Lifting, moving or carrying objects

up to 50lbs

AGE16+

50lbs

The City of Reno is looking for motivated and responsible people to work in our programs. A leader is a fun and rewarding job with lots of fun activities that you can help with. Get your application in

soon, as the number of job openings are limited.

AGE & WORKING CONDITIONS

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Registration is required. Reno.Gov/Adaptive or call333-7765 for more information.


ADAPTIVE CONNECTReno.Gov/AdaptiveThis newsletter is the best way to stay current with upcoming events, sports, social programs and area resources. Go to online or call to receive a newsletter.

ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT RENTAL PROGRAMFee: Day - $15 | Weekend - $50Week - $75Our adaptive recreation equipment is available to rent (sport wheelchairs, beach wheelchairs, hand cycles, etc.). Affordable prices for participants to try before they buy.

ACCESS FOR ALLProviding accommodations to those with disabilities to participate in leisure and recreation programs, classes, and services. To participate in a program, contact Inclusion Services a minimum of five business days prior to the program. Hearing impaired individuals can use Nevada Relay by dialing 711 for assistance.

U.S. PARALYMPICSFacebook.com/ParalympicSportRenoParalympic Sport Reno is a community-based sports club developed to involve youth and adults with a physical and/or visual disabilities. A division of the U.S. Olympic Committee is dedicated to become the world leader in the Paralympic sports movement and to promoting the lives of people with physical disabilities.

SPINAL CORD INJURY/DISEASELUNCH AND LEARN

EMNECC3rd Wednesday 11:30am-1pmPlease join City of Reno, VA Sierra Nevada Healthcare System, Renown Health and High Fives Foundation for Spinal Cord Injury/Disease specific resources, topics and guest speakers during our monthly community-based luncheons.

INCLUSION/ADAPTIVEprograms


DANCE FOR ALLHaunted Halloween Dance

Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018 2-4pm$3 per person at the doorSparks Parks and Rec - 98 Richards Way

Jingle Bell Rock Christmas Dinner and Dance

Friday, Dec. 7, 2018 5-8pm $5 per ticketSparks Parks and Rec -98 Richards WayAll guests require tickets to enter - purchase in advance by Dec.4, 2018 at Sparks and Recreation Gym

St. Patrick's Dinner and Dance Friday, March 15, 2019 5-8pm$5 per ticketEMNECC - 1301 Valley Rd.All guests require tickets to enter - purchase in advance by March 12, 2019 online or at EMNECC

Cinco De Mayo DanceSunday, May 5, 2019 2-4pm$3 per person at the doorEMNECC - 1301 Valley Rd.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY PRACTICESEMNECC• Thursday 2-5pm• Saturday 12-3pmWheelchair or quad rugby is a fast-paced and competitive sport for people with physical disabilities. Players use special “rugby wheelchairs” and must be able to push their own wheelchairs.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY TOURNAMENTPlumas Gym | Oct 26-28, 2018This is an annual wheelchair rugby tournament which will compete with teams from the United States Quad Rugby Association (USQRA) during these fun-filled weekends.

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL PRACTICES

Plumas Gym | Saturday 3:30-6pmAre you interested in the extreme challenge of wheelchair basketball? Wheelchair basketball is a sport for everyone, people who use wheelchairs for mobility and people who don’t.

VETERAN PROGRAMSProject HERO City of Reno

Project HERO (Healing Exercise Rehabilitation Opportunity) provides training and supports cycling programs at military hospitals, Army Transition Units, Marine Wounded Warrior Units and Veterans Affairs locations to help healing heroes. Find us on Facebook - Project HERO City of Reno.

Fit But Not Forgotten• Thursday 5:30-6:30pm• Friday 10-11amThe Fit But Not Forgotten program offers weekly fitness classes in our facility weight room covering equipment, fitness level assessment, strength development techniques, endurance and flexibility and fitness goal discussion. Upon completion of four classes, participants will be eligible for a free all-inclusive one year facility membership. This program is funded from a grant provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Adaptive Sports Grant.

Military Sports CampSept 10-14, 2018The City of Reno will host 15 disabled veterans and injured service members with their spouse/guest for a multi-day event. There is no cost to military servicemen or women and their guest. Registration preferences will be given to Nevada Service Members and residents.


SENIOR programs


SENIOR CONNECT NEWSLETTER657-4602 | [email protected] connected and learn about upcoming classes and events by picking up a copy at any of the City of Reno facilities, now distributed quarterly. Call or email to have a copy mailed to you.

SENIOR COMPUTER CLASSESNRRC | 689-8484 Learn computer skills and bring the world to your fingertips. Classes meet three times each month. Preregistration is required.Open Lab$5 per lab (only the first full week of the month)

• Every Thursday 12-3pm• Monday, Wednesday & Friday once a month

Computer Essentials Made Simple$20 per month

• Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:30-11:30amDigital Photo Editing$15 per month

• Tuesday & Thursday 9:30-11:30am (quarterly)

BRUNCH AND A MOVIEEldorado Casino - 345 N. Virginia St.1st Thursday 8:30am | $20 per monthHave you seen a good movie lately?

TRAVELERS AND AROUND TOWN657-4602 | [email protected] to a different regional destination each month. Call for more information or view the quarterly Senior Connect newsletter.

DINNER AND A SHOW657-4602 | [email protected] includes both dinner and show tickets. Call for information or view the quarterly Senior Connect newsletter. Prices vary.

CHAIR YOGA$8 per month/location | 303-2845

• EMNECC | Wednesday 1:30-2:15pm• NRRC | Thursday 10-10:45am

This course teaches yoga poses and postures focusing on gentle movement from a chair or standing beside a chair.

RENO SENIOR DANCE CLUBNRRC | 689-8484 | $5 per dance2nd and 4th Sunday 2-5pm (Free Lessons 1:15pm-2:00pm)Twice a month, seniors gather to tango, waltz and swing.

ZUMBA GOLD356-3176 | $10 per month

• TPPAC | Thursday 10-11am• EMNECC | Tuesday 11:15am-12:15pm

With zesty Latin rhythms, tone and sculpt the body in an energizing cardio workout. Classes are hosted by Patricia and Shannon Gallimore of G-Fusion Fitness and Health.

HEALTH, WELLNESS & YOUTPPAC | 356-3176 | Drop-in $1Tuesday (Quarterly) 11am-1pmDrop in and discuss your health and wellness concerns with tips and information. View quarterly newsletter or call for more information. Lunch is included but please RSVP for attendance.

SENIOR MAT YOGA303-2845 | $30 per month/locationMonday, Wednesday & Friday

• Neil Road Recreation Center | 10-11am• EMNECC | 12-1pm

This gentle class approaches fundamental stretches in an easy to follow class. Mats, blankets and blocks are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, contact Pam Pearson.

SENIOR LUNCH PROGRAMNRRC | 689-8484Monday-Friday 11:30am60+ Suggested $2 donation | Under 60: $4Seniors can enjoy a hot meal or a fresh salad for lunch. Salads and hot meals must be ordered a day in advance. Additional eligibility information applies.

THE VOICESEMNECC | 657-4602 | Drop-in fee4th Tuesday 12pm-2pmJoin our group of people who love to sing and perform a variety of genres of music and all invitations to sing at various events.

BEANBAG BASEBALL PRACTICETPPAC | Drop in $1

• Tuesday 1pm-3:30pm• Friday 10am-12:30pm

NRRC | Drop in $1• Monday & Friday 1:30-4:00pm

We are looking for some enthusiastic players to represent our facilities. If you are interested, come to practice and show off your skills.


Drop-in $1.00Basic Bridge

Tuesday 1pmBean Bag Baseball

Monday & Friday 1:30pmBingo

Friday 1pmBook Club

4th Thursday 10amConversation Cafe

Tuesday 9:30amCribbage

Monday 1pmDominoes

2nd Thursday 1pmMinnesota

Monday & Thursday 1pmPinochle

Monday & Friday 1pmThis-N-That Exchange

Tuesday 1pm

Paid ActivitiesBadminton

Monday & Wednesday 7pm

Cardio & Weight RoomSenior $1.00 - Adult $5.00 Youth $3.00

Chair YogaThursday 10am$8.00 a month

Computer Essentials Made Simple

Monday, Wednesday & Friday (one week a month) 9:30am | $20.00

Digital Photo EditingTuesday & Thursday (quarterly) 9:30am | $15.00

Karaoke1st Friday of the month 4-7pm $3.00

Pickleball (Beginner)Wednesday & Friday 11:30am

Pickleball (Drills & Skills)Wednesday 4:45pm

Pickleball (Recreation)• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 1:30pm• Tuesday 9am

Open Gym Badminton, Table Tennis & Basketball

Senior $1.00 - Adult $3.00Youth $2.00

Open Lab• Thursdays 12pm• Monday, Wednesday & Friday (once a month) $5

Senior Mat YogaMonday, Wednesday & Friday 10am | $30.00

Senior Dance2nd & 4th Sunday 2pm | $5.00

Table TennisMonday, Wednesday & Thursday 7pm

Social ServicesBread Drop

Tuesday 12pmSenior Lunches

Monday-Friday 11:30amFood Bank Mobile Harvest

4th Wednesday 12:30pm

Drop-in $1.00Ballroom Dance

Tuesday & Friday 2pm & 6pmBridge

• Tuesday 9am• Fridays 1pm

CribbageThursday 1pm

MahjongMonday 1-3pm

Sit and Get FitTuesday & Thursday 10am

Super SeniorsTuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:30am

Paid ActivitiesChair Yoga

$8 per month/locationWednesday 1:30pm

Senior Tap$32-40 per monthWednesday 9:30am

Senior Yoga$30 per month/locationMonday, Wednesday & Friday 12pm

Volunteer/FreeCrochet Circle

Monday 10amVolunteer Crochet and Knitting Group

• Mondays 10am-12pm• 3rd & 4th Thursday 10am-12pm

Drop-in $1.00Bean Bag Baseball

• Tuesday 1-4pm• Friday 10am-1pm

Bingo3rd Wednesday

Birthday Party3rd Wednesday (quarterly)

Board Game DayWednesday 10am-3pm

BuncoThursday 12:15pm

Health, Wellness and You Tuesday 11am-12:30pm(quarterly)

Intermediate BridgeWednesday 10am

MinnesotaWednesday 1-4pm

PinochleMonday & Wednesday 10am

Sit and Get FitMonday, Wednesday & Friday 8:30am

Sunshine QuiltersMonday 1-4pm

Paid ActivitiesZumba Gold

$10 per month/location• Monday 5:30-6:30pm• Thursday 10-11am

Social ServicesBlood Pressure

1st Tuesday 11amBread Drop

Tuesday 10am

Brunch & Movie1st Thursday 9:30am

Reno Travelers3rd Thursday (times vary)

NEIL ROAD RECREATION CENTER | NRRC

EVELYN MOUNT NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER | EMNECC

TEGLIA’S PARADISE PARK ACTIVITY CENTER | TPPAC

NON-SITE SPECIFIC | 657-4602

2018-2019 Fall/Winter 25(775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/SeniorGames | [email protected] | #Never2Old4Gold

Jan 30-Feb 14

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gold2019wintergames

Reno.Gov/Senior Games#Never2Old4Gold(775) [email protected]

The Reno-Tahoe Senior Games are

a wide variety of competitions for

seniors 50 years old and older.

Join us for the Closing Ceremonies at the Valentine’s Day Dinner/DanceThursday, February 14See entry form or call for ticket prices.

Archery

Bowling

Beanbag

Baseball

Pickleball

Table Tennis

Downhill RacingSnowshoeingShuffleboardFly CastingBasketball SkillsCross Country Skiing

Indoor Go Kart Racing

...AND MANY MORE!

Adopt-a-ParkGet involved in the community in a way that develops pride and appreciation through stewardship. Call 851-5185 and adopt a park in your neighborhood today.

Additional Park Charges that may be assessed if required:

Large Group Fee (Over 200): $80Alcohol Beverage Permit: $55Special Event Staffing: $20/hr


Park Rental Information: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm | 334-2417Park Shelter Rental Hours: Oct 1-Mar 31 10am-8pm * and

Apr 1-Sept 30 10am-6pm*Parks are open 7 days a week: Oct 1-Mar 31 6am-7pm* and

Apr 1-Sept 30 5am-10pm*

Each shelter can accommodate 50-200 people and comes with picnic tables and a barbecue. Please note that these amenities are not reserved as part of a picnic shelter permit. Playgrounds, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, and skate parks are normally open to the public at large. A beer and wine permit is required ($55) if these beverages will be consumed at your event.

PARKS

NEW, RENOVATED OR EXPANDED PARKSCyan ParkComplete full park planning design beginning this fall. Construction will begin in 2019.

Las Brisas - Skate ParkConstruction on a new 10,000 square foot concrete skate park will begin in early 2019 for a summer opening.

Mayor’s/McAlinden ParkFinalizing a new master plan for this 86 acre site in Stead. Construction on Phase I will begin in 2019.

Miguel Ribera ParkConstructing a permanent restroom beginning late 2018 and open for the 2019 season.

Sierra Vista ParkRecently completed work on a 1.75 mile pedestrian trail. The Biggest Little Trail Stewardship will begin construction of single track mountain bike trails this fall. Once these are completed, the park will open to the public.

Somersett West ParkConstruction is scheduled early 2019 on a 5.5 acre neighborhood park in the Somersett development, near Fire Station 19. The design includes a playground, picnic shelter, restroom, open turf, off leash dog areas and a community garden.

PARK RENOVATIONSPanther Valley and Terrace Sports ComplexPlaygrounds will receive new safety surfacing this year. The splash pad at Panther Valley will also be resurfaced this year.

Rotary Centennial ParkThe basketball court will be repaved in fall 2018.

Oxbow Nature Study AreaStaff is working with Nevada Department of Wildlife on a grant request to rebuilt the pond overlook and replace the interpretive signage along the trail.

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Barbara Bennett Park - 400 Island Ave.* • • • • • •Bicentennial Park - 10 Ralston St. • • • •City Plaza - 30 N. Virginia St. • • •City Center Plaza - 4th & Center St. •Fulton Corner - 1st St. & Arlington Ave. • •Powning Veterans Memorial Park - 150 S. Virginia St. •Truckee River Whitewater Park - W. 1st St. & Arlington Ave. •West Street Plaza - 220 W. 1st St. • • •Wingfield Park - 2 S. Arlington Ave. • •

NORTHEASTDick Taylor Memorial Park - 1140 Beech St.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 $110 • • • • • • • • • • •

Eighth Street Parkway - 455 E. 8th St. • •Evans Park - 200 E. 9th St. • • •Melody Lane Park - 2370 Scottsdale Rd. • • • • •Pat Baker Park - 1910 Bishop St.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 $95 • • • • • • • • •

Rotary Centennial Park - 1265 Hillboro St. • • • • •Sage Street Park - 790 Sage St. • • • •Sterling Village Tot Lot - 760 Winston Dr. • • • •Teglia’s Paradise Park - 2745 Elementary Dr.*

Rentable Shelter: Pavilion - Capacity 50 $95 Shelter - Capacity: 100 $130

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Traner Pool - 1600 Carville Dr. • •University Ridge Park - 990 S. University Park Loop * • • • • • • • •

NORTHWESTCanyon Creek Park - 1485 Robb Dr.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 $95 • • • • • • • • • • •

Hilltop Park - 3950 Buckingham Square Blvd. • • • • • •Irving Circle Park - 85 Irving Park Cir.Lake Park - 40 Coleman Dr. • • • •Las Brisas Park - 5950 Las Brisas Blvd.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 $110 • • • • • • • • •

Lunsford Park - Riverside Dr. at Jones St. •McKinley Park - 925 Riverside Dr. •Northgate Park - 6450 Moonridge Ter. *

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 | $95 • • • • • •

Northwest Park - 2775 Apollo Wy. • • • • • • •Oxbow Nature Study Area - 3100 Dickerson Rd.* • • • •Peavine Fields - 825 Wyoming Ave. • •Rainbow Ridge Park - 1355 Rainbow Ridge Rd. * • • • • • • • •Reno Sports Complex - 2975 N. Virginia St. • • •Riverside Drive Park - 650 Riverside Dr. • • •Seminary Park - 1101 Sierra St. •Sierra Vista Park - 1111 Clubhouse Dr.Sky Country Park - 3290 Snake River Dr. • • • • • •Somersett East Park - 1900 Park Hollow Ct. • • • • •Terrace Sports Complex - 2525 Robb Dr. • • • • • • • •Valley Wood Park - 6555 Valley Wood Dr. * • • • • • • • •Whitaker Park (Dog Park) - 550 University Ter.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 | $110 • • • • • • • • •

*Year-round restroomsAll others open late April-Early Oct. (weather permitting) and close one hour before parks close



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Brodhead Park - 5 S. Park St. • • • •Center Creek Park - 1595 Wilbur May Pkwy. • • • • • • •Comstock Park - 1650 Carat Blvd.

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 | $95** • • • • • • • • • •

Cyan Park - 2121 Long Meadow Dr. * • • • • •Damonte Ranch Park - 1950 Steamboat Pkwy.* • • • • • • •Donner Party Park - 4385 Loreto Ln.Double Diamond Park - 9100 Wilbur May Pkwy. • • •Evergreen Park - 9555 Evergreen Dr. • •Fisherman’s Park I and II - 495 Galletti Wy. • • • • •Governor’s Bowl Park - 1498 East 7th St. • •Holcomb Historic Site - 1005 Holcomb Ave.Horizon View Park - 9675 Wilbur May Pkwy. • • • • • • •Huffaker Park and Trail - 1160 E. Huffaker Ln.

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 | $95 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Jamaica Park - 1000 Jamaica Ave. • • • • • • • • •John Champion Park - 957 Kuenzli St. • • • • •Liston Park - 1635 Yori Ave. • •Miguel Ribera Park - 3925 Neil Rd.

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 200 | $130 • • • • • • • • • •

Mira Loma Park - 3000 S. McCarran Blvd.*Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 200 | $160 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Pickett Park - 250 Kirman Ave.*Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 | $110 • • • • • • • • • •

Reggie Road Pathway - Reggie Rd./Sierra Madre Dr. •Stewart Park - 400 Stewart St. • • • • •Wilkinson Park - 1201 E. Taylor St. • • • • • •Yori Park - 2800 Yori Wy.* • • • • • • • • •

SOUTHWESTCaughlin Crest Park - 3851 Cashill Blvd. • •Crissie Caughlin Park - 3415 Idlewild Dr.* • • • • • • • • •Crystal Lake Park - 1190 Country Estates Cir. • • • • • • • • • • • •Horseman’s Park - 2800 Pioneer Dr. •Idlewild Park - 1900 Idlewild Dr.*

Rentable Shelter: Rose Garden - Capacity: 100 | $95 for 2 hrsSnowflake - Capacity: 200 | $160Terrace - Capacity: 200 | $110

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Idlewild Park Train - Open on weekends 11am-3pmOpen on Memorial Day weekend: Tuesday-Friday 11am-3pm

Saturday & Sunday 11am-6pmAfter Labor Day: Open only on weekends 11am-3pm until Oct. 1

Park Rental Information: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm | 334-2417Park Shelter Rental Hours: Oct 1-Mar 31 10am-8pm * and Apr 1-Sept 30 10am-6pm*

Parks are open 7 days a week: Oct 1-Mar 31 6am-7pm* and Apr 1-Sept 30 5am-10pm*

Each shelter can accommodate 50-200 people and comes with picnic tables and a barbecue. Please note that these amenities are not reserved as part of a picnic shelter permit. Playgrounds, tennis,

volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, and skate parks are normally open to the public at large. A beer and wine permit is required ($55) if these beverages will be consumed at your event.

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Ivan Sack Park - 3005 Idlewild Dr. • • • •Jack Tighe Memorial Fields - 325 Burris Ln. • •Manzanita Park - 630 Manzanita Ln.

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 | $110 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Mary Gojack Park - 3100 Skyline Blvd. • • • • •Moana Springs Recreation Complex - 240 W. Moana Ln. • • •Newlands Park - 700 California Ave. • •Plumas Park & Gym - 475 Monroe St.* • • •Reno Tennis Center - 2601 Plumas St.* • •Robinhood Park - 800 Robinhood Dr. • • • • •Schiappacasse Park - 3945 Riverhaven Dr. • •Summit Ridge Park - 4560 Summit Ridge Dr. • • • • • • • • • •Village Green Park - 4785 Village Green Pkwy. • • • • • • • • • •Virginia Lake Park (Dog Park) - 1980 Lakeside Dr.*

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 100 | $110 • • • • • • • • •

Wheatland Park - 990 Wheatland Rd. • • • • • • • • •

NORTH VALLEYDorothy McAlinden Park - 12000 Mt. Charleston St. • • • • • • •Mayors Park & Fields - 12000 Mt. Charleston St. •Panther Valley Park - 850 Link Ln.* • • • • • • • • • •Raleigh Heights Park - 825 Burgess Pl. • • • • • •Silver Lake Park - 8755 Red Baron Blvd.

Rentable Shelter: Capacity: 50 | $95 • • • • • • • • • • •

*Year-round restroomsAll others open late April-Early Oct. (weather permitting) and close one hour before parks close


Adopt-a-ParkGet involved in the community in a way that develops pride and appreciation through stewardship. Call 851-5185 and adopt a park in your neighborhood today.

Additional Park Charges that may be assessed if required:

Large Group Fee (Over 200): $80Alcohol Beverage Permit: $55Special Event Staffing: $20/hr

Uses/quarterly rental discounts: 10-24 with 10%25-49 with 15% | 50+ with 20%

All rentals are a minimum of 2 hours.

EVELYN MOUNT NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER | EMNECC1301 Valley Rd. | 334-226240,000 square foot facility provides rental rooms for meetings of any size and family events. Includes 6’ rectangular tables and folding chairs for indoor use.Rental Fees:

Gym: Capacity-300 | $50/hr* 30 tables | 250 chairs$200 Gym floor cover fee for all rentals using tables and chairs (Sundays only)Dance/Fitness Room: Capacity-30 | $35/hr*Small Meeting Room: Capacity-20 | $15/hr*Large Meeting Room: Capacity-30 | $25/hr*Tuscarora Meeting Room: Capacity-80

$35/hr*Pool: Capacity-100 | $72/hr*

CALIFORNIA BUILDING 75 Cowan Dr. | 334-2417The Spanish-style architecture, reminiscent of the early California missions, distinguishes this popular facility which hosts numerous cultural and special events. Options include use of entire facility, kitchen, restrooms, twenty 6’ rectangular tables, twenty 5’ round tables, 250 folding metal chairs, alcohol permit and patio. Tables and chairs are indoor use only.Rental Fees:

Building: Capacity-250 $80/hr*Patio: Capacity-100 | $105/dayRose Garden: $85 for two hours

Wedding/Party Package:$800 for 8-hours and $75 for each additional hour. Requirement: $1,000 refundable security deposit.

rentableFACILITIES


MCKINLEY ARTS AND CULTURE CENTER | MACC925 Riverside Dr. | 334-2055This 1910 historic building provides arts and craft workshops for local nonprofit art organizations. Part of the Truckee River Arts and Culture district, rooms are available for rent by tenants and outside culture groups. Options include use of auditorium, stage, restrooms, foyer, twenty 6’ rectangular tables, twenty 5’ round tables, 160 chairs, kitchen and courtyard. Tables and chairs are indoor use only.Rental Fees:

Auditorium-rehearsal: $50/hr*Auditorium-performance: $75/hr*Auditorium-other use: $100/hr*Boardroom: $50/hr*

Wedding/Party Package:$800 for eight hours, includes auditorium, stage, restrooms, foyer, kitchen and courtyard. Requirement: $1,000 refundable security deposit.

SOUTHSIDE CULTURAL CENTER 190 E. Liberty St. | 334-2417Former Southside School includes an auditorium for rehearsals, performances, lectures, concerts and special events. Options include ten 6’ rectangular tables, ten 5’ round tables and 80 chairs for indoor use. Note: auditorium does not have air conditioning.Rental Fees:Auditorium-rehearsal/other use:

Capacity: 150 | $50/hr*Auditorium-performance:

Capacity: 150 | $75/hr*

TEGLIA’S PARADISE PARK ACTIVITY CENTER | TPPAC2745 Elementary Dr. | 356-3176Situated near the Paradise Park pond, this facility has acres of open space, a community garden, play areas and walking trails. Includes a kitchen, large multi-purpose room, 5’ round tables, 6’ rectangular tables and 100 folding chairs for indoor use.Rental Fees:

Capacity: 85 $50/hr*

NEIL ROAD RECREATIONCENTER | NRRC3925 Neil Rd. | 689-8484

The center is located in a campus-like setting with a rentable shelter at Miguel Ribera Park and can be rented in conjunction with the building for an additional fee. Includes 6’ rectangular tables and folding chairs for indoor use.

Rental Fees:Gym: Capacity-350 | $50/hr * 30 tables | 250 chairsStage and Gym: Capacity-450 | $80/hr*Stage, Gym and Multipurpose Room: Capacity-550 | $120/hr * Multipurpose Room: $25/hr *

PLUMAS GYM 475 Monroe St. | 334-2262Sports rental only. Hardwood court for basketball (six hoops) or volleyball with bleacher seating. Tables and chairs are not available. Food and drinks are not allowed in the gym.Rental Fees:

Gym: Capacity-350 | $50/hr*

*: 2 hour minimum


specialEVENTS

SEPTEMBER 2018The Great Reno Balloon Race

Rancho San RafaelSeptember 6-9

Reno Wheelmen Cyclocross Race

Dorothy McAlinden/Mayors ParkSeptember 8

Inaugural Reno Running Festival

Multiple Locations in RenoSeptember 8-9

17th Annual Never Forget 9/11 Memorial Ride

Wingfield ParkSeptember 8th, 2018

National Championship Air Races

Reno Stead AirportSeptember 12-16

Summer is for the DogsMcKinley Arts & Culture CenterSeptember 15

12th Annual Walk In Memory, Walk for Hope

Idlewild ParkSeptember 15

Heart & Stroke WalkWingfield ParkSeptember 15

FiestaWingfield ParkSeptember 22

Fiesta on WellsWells AvenueSeptember 23

NCBA presents NevadafestWingfield ParkSeptember 29

2018 Street Vibrations Fall Rally

Downtown RenoSeptember 26-30

DogFest RenoDick Taylor ParkSeptember 29

Dogs Of RotaryIdlewild ParkSeptember 30

OCTOBER 2018ADA Optimism Walk 2018

Virginia Lake ParkOctober 6

Reno Decompression555 E. 4th StreetOctober 6-7

2018 Great Eldorado Italian Festival

Downtown RenoOctober 6-8

2018 Reno Race for the Cure

Reno City PlazaOctober 14

8th Annual Time for Remembrance

California Building at Idlewild ParkOctober 14

Mini Maker FaireWingfield ParkOctober 14

Reno Sparks CROP Hunger Walk

Idlewild ParkOctober 21

Dirty Wookie 10K Fun RunArlington Ave/Riverside DrOctober 28

NOVEMBER 2018Reno’s Wobble before you Gobble 10K/5K Fun Run

City PlazaNovember 22

DECEMBER 2018City of Reno Tree Lighting

City PlazaDecember 5

Menorah LightingCity PlazaDecember 2

Santa’s Under the ArchVirginia Street /Reno ArchDecember 18th

New Years Eve Downtown Virginia Street/Reno ArchDecember 31st

FEBRUARY 2019Reno Run 4 Love

Virginia Street/DowntownFebruary 10th

MARCH 2019Leprechaun Race 2019

Wells AvenueMarch 10th

The City of Reno’s Arts, Culture and special Events Office works to grow Reno’s current tourism base, attract new visitors and encourage community events that add to the local quality of life.


The Arts, Culture and Events office works to market the City’s cultural assets to a worldwide audience and to promote high-quality, free and affordable cultural programs for residents and visitors. A special event permit is required for the following: (1) Any planned gathering of 75 or more people for purposes of assembling or traveling in an organized manner on any street, park or other public property; or (2) Any planned activity conducted by a person for a common or collective use, purpose or benefit which directly or indirectly involves the use of, and has an impact on, city street(s), park(s) or other public property or facilities which reasonably requires city management, regulation or resources to protect the health, safety, welfare or property of the city or its residents, coordinate multiple uses of public property, control traffic or address other substantial governmental interests at or around the activity.

Examples of special events include, but are not limited to:

(a) Parades(b) Street fairs and festivals(c) Live commercial music events(d) Athletic or sporting events (e.g., races, runs)(e) Circuses and carnivals (f) Community celebrations and observances(g) Commercial shows, trade shows, and business promotions(h) Commercial, promotional or fund-raising activities.

If you are interested in putting on a special event please contact the City of Reno’s Arts, Culture and Special Events Office located at City Hall on the 11th Floor. The phone is 334-2055, 326-6697; the fax is 334-2598. You can find more information about upcoming events and road closures at: Reno.Gov/SpecialEvents.


ARTgalleries

SEPT. 17 - NOV. 2, 2018

Stephane CellierMetro Gallery

Peter BaumgartnerGallery East

Black Rock Press (Artist Books by David Abel and Lauren Cardenas, in collaboration with Daniel Enrique Perez)

Gallery West

NOV. 12 - DEC. 28, 2018

Leah GerrardMetro Gallery

David YappGallery East

Edward AlfanoGallery West

Metro Gallery - City Hall, 1 East 1st St.Gallery East/West - McKinley Arts & Culture Center, 925 Riverside Dr.


2018-2019 Fall/Winter 35(775) 334-INFO | Reno.Gov | @CityofReno

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