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Home to events, workshops, and the annual Punk Rock Flea Market, The Generator in Sparks is a must-visit for Burning Man aficionados and creatives alike.

Water in the desert always creates amazing things—in this case, it happens to be a kaleidoscopic, man made geyser jutting 12 feet out of the ground, spraying natural hot springs water across spectacular, shallow pools creating and supporting all kinds of life.

Travel by foot, pedicab, brew bike, or Burning Man art car and discover the sights most loved by Reno locals.

Reno’s hippest district is full of funky boutiques, vintage shops, swanky bistros, and cocktail havens, as well as plenty of rockin’ music venues, beer halls, tattoo parlors, and ever-changing murals adorning nearly every brick. The formerly grittier mid-century district is fresh and alive, but also preserves just enough spunky edge to hold onto its old-school street cred.

There’s no better way to get to know a brand new Biggest Little City in the World than at The Eddy Reno. Set against the banks of the Truckee River […]

Sand Mountain Recreation Area, just outside of Fallon, has had ATV and off-roading enthusiasts near and far flocking to this off-roading paradise for decades.

Enter an all-encompassing version of reality inside AREA15, home to Meow Wolf’s mind-bending Omega Mart and dozens of only-in-Vegas experiences.

Burning Man art finds a permanent home in Fernely as a part of Burning Man’s “Big Art for Small Towns” program. 

The Melting Pot World Emporium is one of Reno’s coolest counterculture stores. Featuring global fashion for women & men, festival wear, accessories, home decor, art, playa gear for Burning Man, spiritual transformation tools, an 18 and over smoke shop and so much more.

If the International Car Forest of the Last Church’s open air gallery didn’t give enough of a Burning Man charge, head for downtown Goldfield to get up close and personal with permanent art cars that have graced Goldfield’s historic main drag for decades.