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May 2019 Your guide to fun events, gallery shows, concerts, gaming and delicious restaurants found across northern Nevada!
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Jam packed schedule for 18th anniversary of Run-A-Mucca See the ad on the back cover of this edition for more — and visit www.runamucca.com for a full schedule of events and activities
WINNEMUCCA
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BAKARRA BASQUE BISTRO
The famous ‘burning bike’ lights up on the night on Saturday during Run-A-Mucca
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The “Run-A-Mucca” motorcycle rally will celebrate its 18th anniversary this Memorial Day Weekend, and Winnemucca is gearing up for one great time. “Run-A-Mucca 2019” is scheduled for Friday, May 24, through Sunday, May 26, and participants can expect everything from live concerts and a $1,000 Poker Run to death defying special acts, bike games, and the now-famous “Burning Bike” spectacular. Plus, for just $20 a ticket, raffle participants have the chance to win a new 2019 Harley-Davidson Street Glide motorcycle. Tickets are $20 each or six for $100. The drawing will take place on Sunday, May 26; participants need not be present to win the bike, but must be 21 years old in order to purchase a ticket.
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Friday
Friday vendors will open at 3 p.m. at the Winners Hotel & Casino (Winners) until 9 p.m. Winners will host live music throughout the day, performing bands on Friday will be “Arizona Jones,” and “Turn the Page, A tribute to Bob Segar and the Silver Bullet Band.” Participants may pick up their “Run Packages” from 3 — 9 p.m. at the Winnemucca Inn; the hotel-casino will also host an opening night reception from 4 — 9 p.m. Special act “One Wheel Revolution” will perform, at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., followed by the “Stunt Tours Bike Jumpers.” — Continued on Page Two —
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Events
“The Johnny Young Band” will finish off the night in the Winners Cabaret from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
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2019 Reno Ukulele Festival
RENO — The 11th Annual Reno Ukulele Festival is a four-day celebration of the ukulele with workshops, performances, and a musical marketplace for shopping! In addition, this year will have a Swing Dance/ Concert with Swing Dance Lessons, and a full day of Acoustic Guitar Workshops. https://playuke.net/
Reno River Festival
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RENO — The Reno River Festival will take outdoor adventure to a whole new level May 11th and 12th in downtown Reno. Celebrating its 16th year, the Reno River Festival features food, shopping, family-friendly rides and attractions, a Craft Beer Experience, a Summer Wine Village, live music featuring nationally recognized artists, a Mother-Daughter Look-A-Like Contest, yoga in the park, and the Reno River Roll: one of the most unique bike rides in Northern Nevada. In the center of it all, the world’s top whitewater athletes take on the Truckee River Whitewater Park. It has become one of the region’s biggest events and marks the beginning of event season in Northern Nevada. https://renoriverfestival.com/564-2/
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LaRen Smith Bengoa Run
WINNEMUCCA — The 16th annual LaRena Smith Bengoa Run, Ride or Walk for the Cure will take place at French Ford Middle School in Winnemucca. A raffle and silent auction will be held in conjunction with the race. All proceeds for the reace event go to help those in Humboldt and Lander counties who are undergoing cancer treatments. http://larenasrace.org/ index.html
Vendors will open at Winners from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Participants may pick up their “Run Packages” from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Winnemucca Inn. Live music is scheduled throughout the day at Winners, with “Korner,ston (Cornerstone),” “Arizona Jones,” and “Dusty Leigh and the Claim Jumpers.” The evening will be rounded off with “Damage Inc. Southern California’s Tribute to Metallica” performing followed by “The Johnny Young Band” performing from 10 p.m. — 2 a.m. The Stunt Tours Bike Jumpers and Special act “One Wheel Revolution” will perform throughout the day at 12 p.m., 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Saturday’s $1,000 Poker Run will begin at 11 a.m. and run until 5 p.m. Participants will visit a variety of businesses with the object of building the best poker hand possible; first place takes home $1,000 cash. From noon to 2:30 p.m., a barbecue will be served at Gold Diggers Saloon & Grub House, West on 1-80 to Rye Patch Exit. At 4 p.m., sign-ups for the Run-A-Mucca Tattoo Contest will be held in the Winners Cabaret; competition between event participants will begin at 4:30 p.m. Remember, you have to have a Run Package in order to enter contests; first prize in the Tattoo Contest is $500. At 8 p.m., Poker Run Awards will be presented. Winnemucca Mayor Rich Stone, Humboldt County Sheriff Mike Allen and Winnemucca Police Chief Eric Silver will present the 11thAnnual Nevada National Guard “Soldier of the Year” award at 8:15 p.m. The now-famous “Burning Bike” spectacular will take place at 9 p.m. while live music by “Damage Inc. Southern California’s Tribute to Metallica” performs.
Strange Brew Festival
RENO — Check out a celebration of uniquely crafted brews from local breweries. Most of the offers from the local breweries will only be available at this festival. Strange brew will be complemented with live music from local bands and a tasty BBQ. Celebrate at the Brewer’s Cabinet from 3-7 p.m. http://strangebrewfestival.com/
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Nevada Youth Trout Camp
SPRING CREEK — Trout Unlimited is hosting their annual Nevada Youth Trout Camp located in Elko, Nevada. This premier fly fishing camp includes the teachings of all the basic fly fishing skills, from fly tying, insect identification, knot tying, and casting lessons. Participants will also be able to fish on a trout stocked pond with 1-on-1 instruction from our expert volunteers. Participants will learn about the conservation of coldwater fisheries and ethical catch and release fly fishing. This is a great opportunity to start a life-long hobby or enhance fly fishing skills. Open to kids ages 10-12. Limit of 12 students. Please contact Ben Woodworth at Ben.Woodworth@ tu.org to receive sign up information
Hike into History
CARSON CITY — Enjoy an easy, two-hour long hike along the Carson River to learn about how the area’s early homesteads defined the high desert environment we know today. Please dress for the weather and bring plenty of water. See you there! Please sign up here: http://apm.activecommunities.com/ ccpr/Activity_Search/5238
Sunday
Vendors will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Winners. Live music by “Korner,ston (Cornerstone)” will be perform from 9:30 a.m. — 10:30 a.m. Sunday Service hosted by Local CMA Chapter will be held at Winners from 8 a.m. — 9 a.m.
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Shortly after at 10 a.m., motorcycles will depart from the Winners for a Memorial Cruise to Veterans Park; a Memorial Service will take place there at 10:30 a.m. Special act “One Wheel Revolution” will perform and the “Stunt Tours Bike Jumpers” will perform at 11:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday’s Poker Stagger Hand will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the winner of the best hand receiving $400 cash. At 11 a.m., bikes will begin lining up for a bike show at the Model T Resort. Starting at 1 p.m. Model T will host at Bike Stereo Competition. Bike games are also planned from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Model T; signups are from 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. An awards ceremony will be held at the Winners at 6 p.m., followed by live music performed by “Led-Zepplica, The Led Zeppelin Tribute Experience” from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Winners. At 9 p.m. the drawing for this year’s HarleyDavidson Street Glide motorcycle will take place at Winners. Tickets will be available for the bike at the Run-A-Mucca booth until the time of the drawing. A final performance by “The Johnny Young Band” will be in the Winners Cabaret from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Run-A-Mucca 2019 is organized by the Winnemucca Convention and Visitors Authority and funded in part by the Nevada Commission on Tourism. For more information on this year’s rally, please visit www.runamucca.com. Buy the Run Package before April 30, 2019 and receive your Run Shirt, Run Pin, Poker Run and Poker Stagger hands plus the Run Barbecue for only $40.00. This year Run-A-Mucca will donate $5 to our local Veterans groups for each run package sold. F
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MoM-osa Sip and Shop Event Reverend Doctor Live in Fallon FALLON
FALLON Calling all moms! Join this Mother’s Day to sip, shop, and relax with other local moms! Sip on a variety of signature mimosas including Blueberry Lemonade, Frozen Pineapple Float, and Hawaiian. Shop with several local vendors to find the perfect gift to treat yourself or other moms in your life! Featured vendors include: • Chalk Couture • Paparazzi • Sweet Sisters Treats • R&F • Know Sweet Creations • Sticks and Stones To fun will run from 11 a.m. — 4 p.m. at the Telegraph Coffee & Tap on May 12. Guests will also have the chance to win prizes including jewelry, accessories, and more! Each guest will receive one ticket at the door, no purchase necessary. Additional tickets can be earned by purchasing items from Telegraph Coffee or any of our vendors! F
Reverend Doctor is an uplifting and defiantly positive soul pop act which aims to connect people through music that moves your body and your mind. Rooted in the likes of Ed Sheeran, Marvin Gaye, and Al Greene, Reverend Doctor’s relentlessly optimistic music tells inspirational stories and creates a relaxing vibe. As a singer and guitarist, the songwriting of Reverend Doctor aims to preach and to heal through positive messages of hope and love. His blending of pop, funk, R&B, and rock results in an upbeat sound that reflects his passion to engage audiences and build community. He will be performing at the Telegraph Coffee & Tap from 8 p.m. — 11 p.m. All ages / $5 cover charge / Drink specials from 8 - 11 p.m. For more information on Reverend Doctor, visit https://www.reverenddoctormusic. com/ F
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Enjoy the outdoors
Ward Charcoal Ovens Trail Run ELY Come join the Ely Outdoor Enthusiasts in their first trail run event on May 18th! This years event will offer a long (4.2 mile) and short (2.0 mile) course. This trail run is located at the Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park just south of Ely, Nevada. The Ward Legacy Trail (4.2 miles) is an ATV trail that winds through pinyon and juniper trees and climbs for a scenic view of Steptoe Valley and a view of Wheeler Peak at Great Basin National Park. The trails consists of packed dirt, loose gravel, and some rocky loose climbs and descents. The Riparian Loop Trail (2.0) is a hiking trail with gently rolling terrain along Willow Creek. This is a great beginner and kids trail run! Start/Finish Line/Onsite Registration will be located at the Day Use Trail Area at Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park. Onsite registration is at 8:30 a.m. the event begins at 10 a.m. Visit http://elyoutdoorenthusiasts.org/
charcoal-ovens-trail-run.html for more information, including event pricing. The event will be chipped timed. Prizes will go to the top male and female for each course. There will be no finishing medals. Dogs are welcome at this event! To make sure everyone has a safe and fun event the following rules apply: • Dogs must be on a leash at all times. • Dogs must be under control at all times. • Kids 13 and under with a dog must be accompanied by an adult. • Extendable leads longer than two meters are not allowed on the course. • Only one dog per person allowed. • Owners must clean up dog’s feces at the start/finish area and on the trail. Take soiled bags with you and dispose of at the finish line. • Use common sense when involving your dog in this race. Please do not bring your dog if: — Your dog is not fit enough to run/walk the entire course. — Is not leashed trained. — Does not get along with other dogs, adults, or kids. • Runners without dogs have the right-of-way. Please make sure there is ample room to pass if needed. • Ely Outdoor Enthusiasts is not responsible for any injuries to your dog. • Remember not everyone loves dogs as much as we do! Please remember to keep control of your dog at all times. F
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AIRBORNE BEAUTY
Winnemucca Balloon Festival set for May 18-20 WINNEMUCCA The 8th annual Winnemucca Balloon Festival promises to let your dreams take flight. All of the festival will take place at the Winnemucca Sports Complex, located on Fountain Way and Barter Way, behind Burger King and Les Schwab Tires. This event begins Friday, May 18 with the “Glow Show,” and a pilot meet and greet. This is a great chance to see the balloons up close, take photos and enjoy the beautiful display of balloons backlit by the sunset. On Saturday and Sunday, gates open at 5 a.m., with balloon launches set for 6 a.m. each day, weather permitting. The festival closes at 9:30 a.m. each day. While admission to the grounds is free, please bring a nonperishable food item that will be donated to the Winnemucca Food bank. Learn more about this fun event online: www.winnemuccaballoons.wixsite.com. F
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Black Rock Rendezvous
BLACK ROCK DESERT This memorial weekend (May 24-27th) join the community of organizations and individuals who are taking care of the Black Rock Desert for a weekend of stewardship, tours, presentations, and dutch oven cooking. The Bureau of Land Management will be partnering with the Friends of Black Rock-High Rock, Nevada Outdoor School, and Friends of Nevada Wilderness to host this event. Friends of Black Rock-High Rock will also be celebrating their 20th Anniversary as an organization and Nevada Outdoor School will be hosting a children’s camp. You must RSVP with an organization in order to attend. To RSVP with Friends of Nevada Wilderness: https://www.nevadawilderness. org/14th_annual_black_rock_rendezvous To RSVP with Friends of Black RockHigh Rock: http://blackrockdesert.org/ black-rock-rendezvous/ Driving directions and maps will be posted and available at Friends of Black Rock-High Rock at 320 Main St. in Gerlach. We will also post driving directions at the kiosks at the 12 mile entrance. Camp will be at Cassidy Mine, however alternate sites will be posted in case of inclement weather. Rendezvous is open camping. You can choose where to set your camp and which stewardship projects to join when you arrive. This is a Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics Camping Event. Come prepared. Bring all of your own food and water, and pack it out too. Lodging & RV rentals are also available nearby. FRIDAY - MAY 24 Friday Day: Partner groups set up. Early Evening: Early sign up for stewardship project and tours. SATURDAY - MAY 25 7 - 8 am — Breakfast provided for volunteers served by Friends of Nevada Wilderness 8:30 am — Kids Camp registration begins 9 - 4 pm — Kids Camp: hosted by Nevada Outdoor School children ages 5 and up. 8:30 - 11:45 am — Presentations • Welcome & Camp Housekeeping – Stacey Wittek, Friends of Black Rock-High Rock • Introductions from organizations – Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Nevada Outdoor School, BLM • Camp Safety - Chris Cutshaw • Outdoor Ethics Presentation – Nevada Outdoor School • Artist-in-Residence, Artist Introductions - Megan Berner
• Applegate Trail - California Trail Center - TBD • Bighorn Sheep - Mike Cox NDOW • Surviving: The Story of the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout - TBD • Update on Pika Project and Goshawks in Aspen Groves - Jean Van Gunst • Rockhounding - Jen Black • CCC Camps in Nevada - Levi Keach • Seasons - DRI (TBD) • Pollinators - Bugs and Butterflies Kathy Cadigan • Birds of the Great Basin - Lahontan Audubon Society - TBD • Sunday Stewardship Projects Overview - Project Leads - BLM, NOS, FBRHR, FNW 1 - 4 pm — Saturday Half-Day Tours: Departure from Center Camp (bring lunch, hat, water, sunscreen and comfortable, sturdy shoes) • Photogrphy Workshop - Kurt Kusnicki • Native Plant ID Hike - Mike Meinert & Tom Stewart • Birding Tour at Fly Ranch - Peter Pearsall • Movies in Black Rock: The Winning of Barbara Worth silent film site - Dave Cooper 5 - 7 pm — Dutch Oven cooking demonstration. Cook along with us for the competition. 7 - 8:30 pm — Dutch Oven Cook-off Potluck & Community Gathering 8:30 - 10 pm — Campfire Strumming:
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Join songwriter Elizabeth Cadigan in a singalong around the campfire. Bring your ukelele, guitar, etc. • Saturday Night Telescope Viewing (during quiet time, shhhh) 10 pm — Quiet Camp SUNDAY - MAY 26 7 - 8 am — Breakfast provided for Volunteers, served by Friends of Nevada Wilderness. 8:30 am — Kids Camp registration begins 9 - 4 pm — Kids Camp Hosted by Nevada Outdoor School. Children ages 5 and up 9 - 4 pm — Stewardship Projects: Departure from Center Camp (bring lunch, hat, water, sunscreen and comfortable, sturdy shoes) • Calico Wilderness Sticker Replacing Braydon Gaard • Calico Wilderness Renaturalization Project- Braydon Gaard • Trego Barrier Repair and Renaturalization - Brian McMillian • Black Rock Point Clean Up (weather dependent) - Chris Cutshaw • Sunday Full Day Tours: Departure from Center Camp (bring lunch, hat, water, sunscreen and comfortable, sturdy shoes) • Fly Canyon & Beyond: Hike into lower Fly Canyon with Margie Reynolds • Rockhounding Tour: (Opals or Geodes, weather dependent) Jean Black • Emigrant Trail Tour - Elko Trail Cen-
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ter on Applegate Trail - Jordan (TBD) • Old Razorback Mountain Hike - TBD • Birding Tour - TBD • Big Horn Sheep Hike - Mike Cox, NDOW • Self Guided Tours Saturday or Sunday • Guru Road - mile-long folk art installation along Hwy 34 • Planet X Pottery - catch their Memorial Day weekend show and sale • Rocket Launches - TBD. GPS coordinates to Rocket Camp available at the main camp. 6 - 8 pm — Burrito Night Potluck, BYO items for our grill and dishes to share for the potluck - taco/burrito theme. • Raffle at 7:00 pm 8 - 10 pm — Playa Slam: bring your guitar, harmonica or recite cowboy poetry 10 pm — Quiet Camp • Possible evening rocket launch - TBD MONDAY - MAY 27 7 - 8 am — Community Breakfast Open to all. Provided by Don and Carol Montgomery • Mid-morning - Camp teardown • Leave No Trace principles. Camp clean up. Pack out all that you brought in. Schedule is subject to change. All tours and activities, including camping location, are dependent on weather. Alternate plans may go into effect. For more info call Friends of Black Rock High Rock at 775-557-2900 or visit BlackRockRendezvous.org. F
Opal Digging Weekend DENIO COME DIG WITH US!!! Jewelry Bench will be set up at the Royal Peacock Mine Thursday, May 30 - Monday, June 3. We will have a few pop-up tents where we can gather for cocktails, snacks and show off our goods after digging. Since 1981, the Royal Peacock Opal Mine has been open to the public as a pay-todig mine. It has yielded countless world-class precious opal specimens during that time. The Royal Peacock Opal Mine is located at 10 Virgin Valley Rd, Denio, NV 89404. When contacting the mine for camping or digging reservations, advise them that you are with the Jewelry Bench for the discount. Discounted prices at the Royal Peacock Mine are: to dig in the bank $150 per day, tailings $50 per day, Children under 12 dig for free. The Royal Peacock has RV & tent camping available, you will need to contact them directly for reservations. RV spots – 30 amp, $40 per night, 50 amp, $45 per night. Cabins – $85 for first person and $10 per additional person. Tent spots and or dry camping – $10 per person per night, tent & dry camping have access to water, wifi, laundry, shower and restrooms. There is also free camping in the area – it is first come first serve – no reservation. On the evening of June 1 the Royal Peacock will be preparing and offering a tri-tip BBQ to anyone that would like to join for the evening from 5 – 7 p.m. The dinner menu will be open flame BBQ Tri-Tip, baked potato, salad, buckaroo beans, bread and complimentary dessert. Bring your own beverages. The dinner is $20 per person. Payment must be made through www.royalpeacock.com RSVP by May 15. This is a family friendly event. Children and dogs are welcome. Children 12 and under dig free and pets must be kept on leashes. Read more about The Royal Peacock Opal Mine and make any necessary reservations http://royalpeacock.com. Read more about the event https://bit.ly/2Da2HcW. Read more about Opal mining https://bit.ly/2Z6QoqU. F
May 2-5 PEO — Women’s Education Convention May 11 FNRA Annual Banquet May 11 LaRena Smith Bengoa Run, Ride or Walk for the Cure May 11 Bombs for Moms Baseball Tournament May 17-18 Winnemucca Balloon Festival May 24 - 26 Run-A-Mucca
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