Voting begins March 19 for the Nevada Treasures contest
Nevadans put forth 590 nominations; now pick your favorites at www.DiscoverYourNevada.com.
RSCVA launches ‘What’s Your Passion?’ campaign March 12
The $1.6 million effort targets the northern California market.
Nevada Commission on Tourism hosts Travelocity Mexico gnome March 4-7
Gnome hits the slopes, enjoys downtown Reno to promote Reno-Tahoe to travelers from Mexico.
Our new pals from Arizona
Travel Nevada welcomes Phoenix TV show Sonoran Living to the Reno-Tahoe area.
American Indian elders will share traditional stories Jan. 28 near Elko
The event will be held at the California Trail Interpretive Center, which is slated for a June 2 grand opening.
Basque art exhibit opens in Reno with reception Friday, Jan. 20
Nevada Historical Society hosts the free event
Nevada Magazine explores Las Vegas’ cultural side
Nevada Magazine’s January/February 2012 issue is available on newsstands throughout Nevada. Featured in the edition are multiple Southern Nevada museums, highlighted by the opening of The Mob Museum on February 14.
McCarran International Airport recognized for adding international flights
Airport gained six new international flights in 2011, the most in the nation.
Area 51 Special Projects Symposium
The Atomic Testing Museum is hosting a unique event, Area 51: Secret Projects, on Oct. 4, as part of their countdown to the first ever museum exhibit on Area 51, which opens in March of 2012. Real workers on some of the most secret projects in the United States will talk about what they did at Area 51.
Researcher to portray Kit Carson in Oct. 13 Chautauqua performance
Richard Clark will perform as Kit Carson — the Western scout and mountain man who passed through the region in the 1840s — at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 at the Carson Valley Museum and Cultural Center, 1477 U.S. 395 in Gardnerville.