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KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD AND LOS LONELY BOYS GRAMMY-NOMINATED ARTISTS CO-HEADLINE THE PEARL CONCERT THEATER. Five-time Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum selling blues-rock guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd along with Grammyaward winning trio Los Lonely Boys are set to co-headline at The Pearl Concert Theater inside Palms Casino Resort on Aug. 1 at 8 p.m.

Two decades into a recording career that began when he was 16, Kenny Wayne Shepherd has built an enviable resume as an accomplished recording artist, a riveting live performer, and one of the most talented and distinctive guitarists of his generation.

He’s also emerged as one of the contemporary blues world’s leading lights, helping to spearhead a widespread revival of interest in the blues.

Los Lonely Boys Hailing from San Angelo, Texas, Grammy-award winning sibling trio Los Lonely Boys, whose music draws from rock and blues, co-headline this amazing night of live music. The unique combination of musical styles is shaped by the band’s three brothers: guitarist Henry Garza, bassist JoJo Garza, and drummer Ringo Garza, Jr. Their newest album, “Revelation,” is a landmark release for the siblings. While maintaining the infectiously melodic mix of bluesy rock-n-roll and soul that’s long endeared Los Lonely Boys to its fiercely loyal fan base, “Revelation” adds an expansive range of new sonic elements.

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Mesquite is the perfect escape, no matter how you define it. If you’re looking to let loose, Seasons Lounge at Eureka showcases live music, dancing and some of the liveliest shows around. If you want to soothe your senses, The Spa & Salon at CasaBlanca is a world-class retreat, complete with therapeutic massages and a full menu of salon services.

In your spare time, you can always strike up some fun at the Virgin River Bowling Lanes. No matter what you’re into, you’ll find it in Mesquite.

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BROADWAY LAS VEGAS SERIES THE SMITH CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS BRINGS BROADWAY TO SIN CITY.

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eginning in August and continuing through May 2015, visitors to the Smith Center for the Performing Arts can experience award-winning Broadway favorites in Las Vegas. The 2014-15 Broadway Las Vegas Series brings an exciting lineup of top-tier productions to the Center, including the Tony Award-winning musical “Wicked.”

The eight-part series features a variety of classic productions and celebrated new shows in addition to “Wicked,” including “GHOST,” “Pippin,” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” “Nice Work If You Can Get It,” “Newsies,” “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella,” “Annie,” and “Kinky Boots.” The Broadway Las Vegas Series schedule is as follows:

GHOST Aug. 12-17 Kinky Boots Sept. 4-14 Wicked Oct. 8-Nov. 9

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Jan. 20-25, 2015

Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella April 28-May 3, 2015

Nice Work If You Can Get It Feb. 24-March 1, 2015

Annie May 26-31, 2015

WHERE The Smith Center for the Performing Arts WHEN Showtime: varies TICKETS thesmithcenter.com, 702-749-2012

Newsies March 17-22, 2015

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NEWS Legends in Concert at the Flamingo Las Vegas recently celebrated 31 years of performances, and has announced a new performance schedule. The Legends in Concert lineup includes tributes to entertainment icons Tina Turner, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson, and Shania Twain. legendsinconcert.com, 702-777-7776 Due to the tremendous success of Britney: Piece of Me at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, new show dates have been added in August and September to the two-year residency. brittneypieceofme.com, 855-234-7469

SHOWS OF INTEREST DON’T MISS CARLOS MENCIA Treasure Island July 4 treasureisland.com, 800-392-1999 For one night only, comedian Carlos Mencia is set to bring his audience to stitches at Treasure Island.

Renowned for his Comedy Central show “Mind of Mencia,” this comedic superstar is bringing his popular stand-up act to Las Vegas on July 4.

Mencia began his stand-up career performing at The Laugh Factory during amateur night and quickly rose to national fame. In 2000, he released a comedy album called “Take a Joke, America” that showcased his brand of confrontational humor. He has also released multiple CDs and DVDs featuring his stand-up performances, including “Performance Enhanced,” “No Strings Attached,” “Not For The Easily Offended,” and “Down To The Nitty Gritty.”

Showtime: 9 p.m.

ALSO AT TREASURE ISLAND Bill Cosby, July 18 The Adam Corolla Show, Aug. 29

THE BOOK OF MORMON The Smith Center for the Performing Arts July 1-6 thesmithcenter.com, 702-749-2012

STYX & FOREIGNER Orleans Arena July 25 orleansarena.com, 702-284-7777

RON WHITE The Mirage July 4-5 mirage.com, 702-791-7111

JOURNEY & STEVE MILLER BAND Mandalay Bay Aug. 1 mandalaybay.com, 702-632-7777

SUBLIME WITH ROME Mandalay Bay Beach July 5 mandalaybay.com, 702-632-7777

WEEZER The Cosmopolitan Aug. 1 cosmopolitanlasvegas.com, 702-698-7000

SLIGHTLY STOOPID The Cosmopolitan July 16 cosmopolitanlasvegas.com, 702-698-7000

CESAR MILAN The Palms Aug. 15 palms.com, 702-942-7777

LADY GAGA MGM Grand July 19; Aug. 1 mgmgrand.com, 855-275-5733

ZZ TOP Hard Rock Hotel Aug. 16 hardrockhotel.com, 702-693-5000

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GOLDEN NUGGET UNDER THE SUN TOUR

ICONIC LINEUP BRINGS CLASSIC HITS TO THE GOLDEN NUGGET IN LAS VEGAS. Relive the golden age of alternative pop rock-n-roll in The Grand Event Center at the Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino Friday, Aug. 8, with the iconic sounds of Blues Traveler, Sugar Ray, Uncle Kracker, and Smash Mouth. With numerous hit singles and chart-topping records between the all-star lineup, the Under the Sun Tour is set to be the party of the summer in downtown Las Vegas.

“We are excited to bring the Under the Sun Tour to the Golden Nugget and give our customers the chance to see a spectacular combination of iconic bands from the ‘90s and 2000s,” says Amy Chasey, vice president of marketing and advertising at the Golden Nugget.

2013’s inaugural Under the Sun Tour was among last year’s most popular musical events in Las Vegas. It received critical acclaim from multiple outlets and Entertainment Weekly declared Under the Sun 2013 “the coolest tour of the summer.”

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BLUES TRAVELER

For nearly three decades, Blues Traveler has taken a wide array of musical styles, from pop, folk, and R&B to psychedelic soul and Southern rock, and transformed them into their own inimitable brand of free-spirited rock-n-roll.

SUGAR RAY Mark McGrath, best known as lead singer/songwriter for Sugar Ray, has a stunning string of hits, including “Someday,” “When It’s Over,” “Fly,” and “Every Morning.” McGrath and Sugar Ray proved worldwide fan favorites, with multiple multi-platinum albums, countless sold-out tours, innumerable TV appearances, and starring roles on the covers of Spin and Rolling Stone.

UNCLE KRACKER Initially known for his role as DJ in Kid Rock’s legendary Twisted Brown Trucker band, Uncle Kracker Sugar Ray soon staked his own claim for greatness via a unique stylistic synthesis of pop, rock, country, soul, blues, and doo-wop. The Detroit-based singer-songwriter made his stunning solo debut with his number-one hit “Follow Me,” kicking off a run of top 10 hits like “In A Little While,” “Smile,” and the record-setting cover of Dobie Gray’s classic “Drift Away.”

SMASH MOUTH With their indelible, organ-powered style, Smash Mouth has long provided the sun-dappled soundtrack to summertime fun. The Southern California-based group has earned sales exceeding 6 million albums in the US alone, fueled by a streak of unforgettable chart-topping hits including “Can’t Get Enough Of You, Baby,” “Then The Morning Comes,” “Walkin’ On The Sun,” and “All Star.”

PLAN YOUR TRIP Under the Sun Tour Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino Aug. 8 goldennugget.com, 800-634-3454

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‘BRITNEY: PIECE OF ME’ NEw show dates more chances to see hit show added.

As Britney Spears wraps up another round of sold-out performances during the spring run of “Britney: Piece of Me” at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, tickets to new show dates for the legendary pop icon’s wildly popular Las Vegas resident show have been added. Because all of Britney’s shows to date have been sold out, and the rapid sales of her existing August and September 2014 dates, additional performances have been added in August and September, as well as shows in October and November, New Year’s Eve weekend, and February 2015.

Dazzling fans with show-stopping performances for more than 15 years, Britney has brought her most spectacular show ever to Las Vegas. A celebration of one of the most illustrious careers in music history, the jaw-dropping production is a compilation of more than 20 of Britney’s worldwide hits, including “Baby One More Time,” “Oops I Did It Again,” “Toxic,” “Circus,” “Womanizer,” and “Slave 4 U,” as well as new material from her recentlyreleased album “Britney Jean.”

Here are the 2014-15 show dates: August: 15-16, 19, 20, 22-23, 27, 28, 30-31

September: 3, 5-6, 10

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January: 28, 30-31

PLAN YOUR TRIP Britney: Piece of Me Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino planethollywoodresort.com, 855-234-7469

February: 4, 6-7, 11, 13-14, 17, 18, 20-21, 25, 27-28

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Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar offers guests a taste of Fieri’s signature cuisine, featuring bold flavors and unique twists on traditional dishes. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., for brunch, lunch, dinner, and late night dining, the 200seat restaurant features a delicious blend of casual foods, including an extensive variety of burgers, wings, tacos, small bites, and shareable food items.

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Located on the second floor of The Cromwell, above the most exciting and dynamic intersection in the world, GIADA accommodates nearly 300 guests and encompasses three dining experiences: a dining room, a lounge, and a terrace.

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HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD DELECTABLE RETAIL EXPERIENCE SATISFIES SWEET TOOTHS. The Las Vegas Strip is a whole lot sweeter now that the Hershey’s Chocolate World retail experience has opened at New York-New York Hotel & Casino. The West Coast flagship store, which occupies two floors and boasts an eye-catching 74-foot high Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar that visitors can walk through, immerses guests in more than 800 candy and chocolate offerings, including iconic brands they love: Hershey’s, Hershey’s Kisses, Reese’s, Ice Breakers, Jolly Ranchers, Twizzlers, and more.

The store, which covers 13,000-square-feet, brings two American icons to life—Hershey’s Chocolate and the New York City skyline—through custom chocolate sculptures of the Statue of Liberty, made of almost 800 pounds of pure Hershey’s Milk Chocolate, and the Empire State Building, made of 1,800 Hershey’s Milk Chocolate bars.

Hershey’s Chocolate World invites you to create your own Hershey’s happiness through a variety of interactive experiences. Visitors can customize candy wrappers, choose their favorite Hershey’s Kisses and Jolly Ranchers flavors, and select their favorite Reese’s products based on their personal preference for more chocolate or more peanut butter.

In addition, Hershey’s Chocolate World offers a variety of opportunities for guests to share their experience with friends and family via social media, including a video of them starring in their own Reese’s TV ad.

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DELANO LAS VEGAS BOUTIQUE HOTEL OFFERS SOPHISTICATED STAY ON THE STRIP. Fusing the chic style of the iconic South Beach brand with the vibrant energy of the Las Vegas Strip, Delano Las Vegas is set to come to life at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino later this year and is now accepting room reservations for stays beginning Sept. 1.

Anchored by intimate yet energetic public spaces and sophisticated accommodations, the non-smoking, all-suite boutique hotel appeals to the most discerning travelers from around the globe.

Blending eclectic details to create an atmosphere that is playful and filled with energy, the stylish public spaces are highlighted by a sleek new lobby featuring three distinct social spaces—a unique coffee bar, stylish lounge, and café concept. Upstairs and away from the action, Delano’s 1,100 guest suites provide a luxurious retreat.

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STATEWIDE EVENTS & SHOWS Beyond Las Vegas’ glowing neon lie countless Nevada treasures waiting to be discovered. In this section we feature various events, shows, and other noteworthy happenings across the Silver State. Highlighted below are a couple of statewide events you’ll want to be sure not to miss.

LAKE TAHOE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Sand Harbor State Park July 11-Aug. 24 laketahoeshakespeare.com, 775-832-1616 HOT AUGUST NIGHTS Reno/Sparks July 29-Aug. 3 hotaugustnights.net, 775-356-1956 ALOHA RIVER REGATTA Laughlin Aug. 9 visitlaughlin.com, 800-425-8445

DON’T MISS ELY RENAISSANCE ART & WINE WALK Renaissance Village, Ely July 26, 5p.m. elyrenaissance.com

Visitors can meet artists, enjoy art, sample ethnic foods and wine in early 1900 restored houses, and enjoy a special event with a silent auction. The event is a chance to socialize, view and purchase lovely artwork, all set in an attractive and unique setting. Having ethnic appetizers and wine served in the houses of the village showcases our diverse population as well as our history. The evening also includes a no-host dinner and bar.

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FIREWORKS AND STEAM CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH NEVADA’S HISTORIC LOCOMOTIVES. B Y JERI C H ADWELL

NEVADA NORTHERN RAILWAY The Nevada Northern Railway in Ely runs special event trains pretty much every weekend, and the Fourth of July is no exception.

The special Independence Day train departs at 6:30 p.m. and travels the Keystone Route toward Ruth before returning to make a stop at the White Pine Golf Course, where passengers are treated to an exceptional view of Ely’s fireworks display. Guests are welcome to view the fireworks from the train but can also bring lawn chairs and watch the display from the green.

According to NNRY’s sales and marketing director, Dany Feinstein, the Fourth of July and the following weekend are a busy time in Ely, and it’s necessary to book train tickets and hotel rooms well in advance. Tickets for the train ride sell out every year, Feinstein says, adding that—as the date draws closer—hotel rooms also become difficult to find.

“It’s a great way to celebrate the Fourth of July,” Feinstein says. “Ride on a steam engine, bring a lawn chair, and watch the fireworks.”

Tickets are $32 for adults and $16 for children ages 4-12. Be sure to ask about applicable discounts too: military members, veterans, and AAA members are eligible to receive a 15 percent discount. Residents of Eureka and White Pine counties get a $6 discount.

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<statewide> NEVADA STATE RAILROAD MUSEUM, CARSON CITY The Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City is showcasing several trains over the Fourth of July weekend, including the famous Inyo, the Virginia & Truckee No. 25, and the self-propelled McKeen car—the only restored and operating one of its kind in the world.

Built in 1910, the NSRM’s McKeen car made its last run on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad in 1945. It was sold in 1946 and served for several years as a roadside diner before being repurposed as a plumbing supply store. The McKeen car was donated to the museum in 1996 and has since been fully restored and fitted with a modern diesel engine.

A parade of the museum’s trains is scheduled for Friday, July 4, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Rides are available every 45 minutes between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

The museum’s shop crew—comprised mostly of volunteers— has been busy getting the Inyo prepared to go under steam.

Volunteer and engineer at the museum, Bill Kohler, explains that the train takes several weeks to prepare for operation because the shop crew must reattach several components of the locomotive that are removed for preservation purposes when the Inyo is on display inside the museum.

“The Inyo is one of the oldest operating locomotives in the United States. It was built in 1875, and it’s kind of the baby of our locomotive fleet, and we kind of treat her with respect and dignity,” Kohler explains. “And with kid gloves as well because it is such an old artifact.”

Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for museum members, and $5 for children ages 3-17. Tickets include unlimited train rides and entrance to the Jacobsen Interpretive Center—the museum’s main exhibit. Visitors can also purchase special merchandise honoring Nevada’s Sesquicentennial.

The Warren Engine Company No. 1—an all-volunteer firefighting company that supports Carson City’s Fire Department—is selling refreshments during the event to raise funds for their organization.

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The Riverwalk District in Reno offers beautiful scenery and cultural diversity to both locals and tourists, and on July 20 from 3-6 p.m., visitors to the district can enjoy a full day of fun during Ride The River Poker Run. Tyler Lunt, owner of Triumph Tattoo in Reno, created the 21-andover bicycle poker run to highlight some of the cool things Reno has to offer. Registration for the event includes entrance to the Tacoma Rainiers vs. Reno Aces baseball game after the ride; a voucher for a hot dog, chips, and a beer; a t-shirt co-branded with Reno eNVy and a poker run route map; and bike valet courtesy of the Reno Bike Project.

Everyone from the cycle enthusiast to the occasional beach cruiser begins their journey at the Aces Ballpark and has three hours to enjoy a self-paced ride along the riverwalk to visit five or six of the 15 bike-friendly businesses. At each location the rider receives one custom-painted poker card by the artists at Triumph Tattoo.

Participating businesses also have deals for cyclists at each stop. At the end of the race, riders return to the ballpark and submit their best poker hand for a chance to win a Riverwalk District-themed gift basket.

Proceeds help fund scholarships for the Nevada Museum of Art Summer Youth art camps, the Reno Bike Project, and the Riverwalk District beautification program which oversees maintenance of landscaping and streets, installation of public art, support of public events, and promoting Downtown Reno as a cultural, safe, and family-friendly area.

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<statewide> 4TH OF JULY EVENTS 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION Virginia City visitvirginiacitynv.com, 775-847-7500 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND Jarbidge jarbidge.org 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND Weber Reservoir, Schurz 775-773-2588 DAMBOREE CELEBRATION Various locations, Boulder City bcnv.org, 702-293-9256 FERNLEY 4TH OF JULY Fernley fernley-4th-of-july.com, 775-575-7163 FIREWORKS EXPRESS Nevada Northern Railway, Ely nnry.com, 775-289-2085 GENOA AMERICANA CELEBRATION Mormon Station State Park, Genoa genoaamericana.com, 775-783-3517 INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION Moapa Valley moapavalley.com MIDAS 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION Midas friendsofmidas.org, 775-345-0336 OLD-FASHIONED 4TH OF JULY Eureka eurekacounty.com, 775-237-6006 PICNIC IN THE PARK Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon churchillcounty.org, 775-423-7733 ROCKETS OVER THE RIVER Laughlin visitlaughlin.com, 800-425-8445 STAR SPANGLED SPARKS Victorian Square, Sparks janugget.com, 800-648-1177

SUMMERLIN COUNCIL PATRIOTIC PARADE Summerlin summerlink.com, 702-341-5500 BIGGEST LITTLE CITY WING FEST Reno July 4-6 silverlegacyreno.com, 800-687-8733

EVENTS ARTOWN Reno July 1-Aug. 1 renoisartown.com, 775-322-1538 150 YEARS OF NEVADA TRANSPORTATION Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City July 4-6 nevada150.org, 775-687-0608 NATIONAL BASQUE FESTIVAL Elko July 4-6 exploreelko.com, 775-738-6854 LECTURE: RAPTOR ADVENTURES Animal Ark, Reno July 5 animalark.org, 775-970-3111 LAKE TAHOE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Sand Harbor State Park July 11-Aug. 24 laketahoeshakespeare.com 775-832-1616 AUSTIN COMPRESSION ART & FIRE FESTIVAL Smith Creek Playa, Austin July 12 controlledburnreno.com, 775-686-9608 COMSTOCK CLASSIC CAR SHOW Virginia City July 12 visitvirginiacitynv.com, 775-847-7500 14TH WORLD LANDSAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Smith Creek Playa, Austin July 12-19 nalsa.org, 408-313-6811 AMERICAN CENTURY CHAMPIONSHIP Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, Stateline July 15-20 tahoecelebritygolf.com, 775-588-3566

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A NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY Lyon County Fairgrounds, Yerington July 24-26 nightinthecountry.org, 775-463-5114 PANACA SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Panaca July 24-26 facebook.com/panaca, 775-962-1648 104TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION OF LOCOMOTIVE 40 East Ely Railway Depot, Ely July 26 nnry.com, 775-289-2085 COMPRESSION! ART & FIRE ReTRAC Plaza, Reno July 26 controlledburnreno.com, 775-686-9608 NEVADA PROUD PIONEER PICNIC Bowers Mansion, Washoe Valley July 26 washoecounty.us/parks, 775-823-6501 VILLAGE ART & WINE WALK Renaissance Village, Ely July 26 elyrenaissance.com GREATER RENO STAMP & COVER SHOW National Bowling Stadium, Reno July 26-27 renostamp.org, 775-246-4769 RENO-TAHOE OPEN Montreux Golf & Country Club, Reno July 28-Aug. 3 renotahoeopen.com, 775-322-3900

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HOT AUGUST NIGHTS Reno/Sparks July 29-Aug. 3 hotaugustnights.net, 775-356-1956

LECTURE: BEFORE IT WAS THE PARK Spooner Lake Aug. 9 parks.nv.us, 775-684-2704

NEVADA SESQUICENTENNIAL FAIR Fuji Park, Carson City July 30-Aug. 3 nv150fair.com, 775-283-7469

LYON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO Lyon County Fairgrounds, Yerington Aug. 14-17 lyon-county.org, 775-221-4087

CHURCHILL COUNTY FAIR & RANCH RODEO Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon Aug. 1-3 churchillcountyfair.com, 775-867-3975

BOWERS MANSION BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL Bowers Mansion, Washoe Valley Aug. 15-17 bowersbluegrassfestival.org, 775-233-0122

GOLDFIELD DAYS Goldfield Aug. 1-3 goldfieldnevada.org, 775-485-3560 KINGSTON DAYS Kingston Aug. 2 austinnevada.com, 775-964-2200 BRISTLECONE ARTS IN THE PARK Ely Aug. 2-3 elynevada.net, 775-293-0012 NINETY-SIX RANCH SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Ninety-Six Ranch, Paradise Valley Aug. 6-10 stewarts96ranch.com, 775-578-3311 LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR & RODEO Panaca Aug. 7-9 lcnvfair.org, 775-962-2784 EUREKA COUNTY FAIR Eureka County Fairgrounds, Eureka Aug. 7-10 co.eureka.nv.us, 775-237-6026

RENO GREEK FESTIVAL Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church, Reno Aug. 22-24 renogreekfest.com, 775-825-5365 FALLON FIGHTS: THE RURAL RUMBLE Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon Aug. 23 fallonfights.com, 775-423-4556 WILD HORSE FAIRE Virginia City Aug. 23 wildhorseadventure.net, 775-220-6806 CANFEST Peppermill Resort Hotel, Reno Aug. 24 canfestbeer.com BURNING MAN Black Rock City Aug. 25-Sept. 1 burningman.org, 415-863-5263

BEST IN THE WEST NUGGET RIB COOK-OFF Victorian Square, Sparks Aug. 27-Sept. 1 nuggetribcookoff.com, 775-324-6435 TRI-COUNTY FAIR & STAMPEDE Winnemucca Events Complex, Winnemucca Aug. 28-31 winnemucca.com, 775-623-5071 FALLON CANTALOUPE FESTIVAL Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon Aug. 29-31 falloncantaloupe.com, 775-427-4076 BELMONT LABOR DAY CELEBRATION Belmont Aug. 30 belmontcourthouse.org, 775-482-3968 LUCAS OIL REGIONAL SERIES Wild West Motorsports Park, East Sparks Aug. 30 wildwestmotorsportspark.com, 775-750-7166 CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT Tonopah Historic Mining Park, Tonopah Aug. 30-31 tonopahhistoricminingpark.com 775-482-9274 COMSTOCK CIVIL WAR DAYS Virginia City Aug. 30-Sept. 1 visitvirginiacitynv.com, 775-847-7500

Check out our summer concerts listings on page 36.

RUBY MOUNTAIN RELAY Various locations throughout Ruby Valley Aug. 8-9 rubymountainrelay.com, 775-340-5943 JARBIDGE DAYS Jarbidge Aug. 8-10 jarbidge.org ALOHA RIVER REGATTA Laughlin Aug. 9 visitlaughlin.com, 800-425-8445 DINE THE DISTRICT FOOD TOUR Riverwalk District, Reno Aug. 9 renoriver.org, 775-825-9255

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Are you a “dirt road junky?” We have just the place for you — it’s called Austin, Nevada.

Rugged trails, majestic mountaintops, and spectacular scenery are all waiting for you.

When you get back to town, our historic Main Street has shops to visit, restaurants to enjoy, and friendly motels to spend the night. Get out of the traffic and into the wide-open spaces surrounding Austin, Nevada.

Before you hit the trails, swing by the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce for maps, directions, and trail recommendations.

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arts & museums

THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS KICKS UP A STORM DISCOVERY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM BRINGS AN INTERACTIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE TO LAS VEGAS.

Soaring above the earth on The Magic School Bus is a most exciting way to learn about the weather; and through Sept. 1, visitors to the DISCOVERY Children’s Museum in Las Vegas can do just that. Based on the popular Scholastic Entertainment books and television series, “The Magic School Bus Kicks Up a Storm” offers an interactive and exciting way to explore the water cycle and its relation to weather, and how influences from air, heat, water, and land combine to create weather.

The exhibit has transformed The Magic School Bus into a flying weather observatory where different types of weather can be created, experienced, and measured. By visiting Ms. Frizzle’s Classroom and climbing aboard The Magic School Bus, children, parents, and teachers are immersed in the weather exhibit in a unique way.

The exhibit features many interactive stations, including Ralphie’s Hot Air Balloon Race—a display that allows children to send miniature hot air balloons sailing over a heated surface—and the Walkerville Weather Center—an interpretive center that teaches children how to report the weather “live” through television or radio.

PLAN YOUR TRIP The Magic School Bus Kicks Up a Storm DISCOVERY Children’s Museum, Las Vegas Through Sept. 1 discoverykidslv.org, 702-382-3445

EVENTS & EXHIBITS JOHN C. FRÉMONT SYMPOSIUM Nevada State Museum, Carson City July 25-26 museums.nevadaculture.org, 775-687-4810

RUSH TO RENO: MILLIONAIRES IN THE ONE SOUND STATE Wilbur D. May Museum, Reno Through Sept. 14 maycenter.com, 775-785-5961

PICTURING MEXICO: ALFREDO RAMOS MARTINEZ Nevada Museum of Art, Reno Through Aug. 17 nevadaart.org, 775-329-3333

JERRY LEWIS: PAINTED PICTURES UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum, Las Vegas Through Sept. 27 arts4nevada.org, 702-895-3381

DORIS DUKE’S SHANGRI LA Nevada Museum of Art, Reno Through Aug. 31 nevadaart.org, 775-329-3333

THE RHYTHMS OF AFRICA Left of Center Gallery, Las Vegas Through Oct. 11 leftofcenterart.org, 702-647-7378

EXPRESSING THE RURAL WEST Western Folklife Center, Elko Through Sept. 8 westernfolklife.org, 775-738-7508

FINDING FRÉMONT: PATHFINDER OF THE WEST Nevada State Museum, Carson City Through 2015 museums.nevadaculture.org, 775-687-4810

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The ONLY locally owned and operated Grocer in Northern Nevada featuring a Full Service Food and Drug Store for one stop shopping.

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THANK YOU, READERS! “Best Museum in Northern Nevada”

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Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts| E.L. Wiegand Gallery 160 West Liberty Street, Reno, Nevada 89501 | 775.329.3333 | nevadaart.org

Reno • Sparks • Yerington • Fernley • Tonopah Visit our Website at www.scolaristores.com

There’s more to Nevada than neon and nightlife. Just an hour west of Vegas you’ll find the state’s best RV parks, worldclass wineries, and even a firearms resort—all in the friendly community of Pahrump. See what it’s like to visit true Nevada.

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summer concerts

JOURNEY AND STEVE MILLER BAND AMERICAN ROCK LEGENDS LIGHT UP THE STAGE AT HARVEYS.

MORE SUMMER CONCERTS MÖTLEY CRÜE WITH ALICE COOPER Reno Events Center, Reno July 25 visitrenotahoe.com, 775-335-8800

BRUNO MARS Harveys, Stateline Aug. 14 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611

LADY GAGA Harveys, Stateline Aug. 2 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611

SARA EVANS Peppermill Concert Hall, Wendover Aug. 15 wendoverfun.com, 800-217-0049

On July 30, the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys is set to rock out to the iconic tunes of two music legends.

Journey and Steve Miller Band are lighting up the stage, touring together for the first time ever. The collaboration brings some of the greatest hits from past decades to Lake Tahoe.

Since they formed in 1973, Journey has earned 19 Top 40 singles and 25 Gold and Platinum albums. The band’s “Greatest Hits” album is certified 15 times Platinum, bringing Journey into the elite club of Diamond-certified album holders.

You can call him PLAN YOUR TRIP The Space Cowboy Journey and Steve Miller Band or the Gangster of Harveys, Stateline Love, but whatever July 30 you decide to call harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611 Steve Miller of the Steve Miller Band, there’s no denying his influence on modern music. Join the band and rock out to favorites like “The Joker,” “Fly Like an Eagle,” and “Rock’n Me.”

ALSO AT HARVEYS THE EAGLES

THE BEACH BOYS Silver Legacy, Reno Aug. 2 silverlegacyreno.com, 775-329-4777 AEROSMITH & SLASH Harveys, Stateline Aug. 8 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611 BILLY CURRINGTON Cactus Pete’s, Jackpot Aug. 10 ameristar.com, 866-667-3386 DIRTY HEADS, PEPPER, & AER Grand Sierra Resort, Reno Aug. 11 grandsierraresort.com, 800-648-3568

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Join the Eagles Aug. 29-30 at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena for the “History of the Eagles” tour. The Eagles are set to perform classics spanning their career as well as songs featured in “History of the Eagles” documentary.

SAMMY HAGAR & FRIENDS Harveys, Stateline Aug. 16 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611 RASCAL FLATTS & SHERYL CROW Harveys, Stateline Aug. 24 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611 THE DAN BAND Whitney Peak Hotel, Reno Aug. 30 whitneypeakhotel.com, 775-398-5400

PLAN YOUR TRIP The Eagles Harveys, Stateline Aug. 29-30 harveystahoe.com, 775-588-6611

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Looking for more Nevada events & shows?

We invite you to visit our Nevada tourism partners.

Refer to the full-page map on page 40 for city and town locations.

LAKE TAHOE

Minden (Town of) townofminden.com, 775-782-5976

Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority tahoesouth.com, 530-544-5050

Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation pyramidlake.us, 775-574-1000

North Lake Tahoe Visitors Bureau gotahoenorth.com, 888-434-1262

Sparks (City of) cityofsparks.us, 775-353-5555 Spring Creek (Association) springcreeknv.net, 775-753-6295

NORTHERN NEVADA City of Reno reno.gov, 775-334-INFO Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority visitrenotahoe.com, 800-FOR-RENO Battle Mountain (Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority) battlemountaintourism.com, 775-635-1112 Black Rock Desert (Friends of Black Rock High Rock) blackrockdesert.org, 775-557-2900

Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival JEFF DOW

Fallon Convention & Tourism Authority visitfallonnevada.com, 866-432-5566 Fernley (City of) cityoffernley.org, 775-784-9800 Gardnerville (Town of) gardnerville-nv.gov, 775-782-7134 Genoa (Town of) genoanevada.org, 775-782-8696

Carlin (City of) explorecarlinnv.com, 775-754-6354

The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce austinnevada.com, 775-964-2200

Carson City Convention & Visitors Bureau visitcarsoncity.com, 800-NEVADA-1

Hawthorne Convention Center visitmineralcounty.com, 775-945-5854

Carson Valley Visitors Authority visitcarsonvalley.org, 800-727-7677

Jackpot (Cactus Petes) jackpotnevada.com, 800-821-1103

Dayton Chamber of Commerce daytonnvchamber.org, 775-246-7909

Jarbidge jarbidge.org

Elko Convention & Visitors Authority exploreelko.com, 800-248-3556

Lovelock loverslock.com, 775-273-7213

Eureka County Economic Development Program eurekacounty.com, 775-237-5484

Mason Valley Chamber of Commerce masonvalleychamberofcommerce.com, 775-463-2245

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Virginia City Tourism Commission visitvirginiacitynv.com, 800-718-7587 Wells Chamber of Commerce wellsnevada.com, 775-752-3540 West Wendover (City of) westwendovercity.com, 866-299-2489 White Pine County Tourism and Recreation Board (Ely) elynevada.net, 800-496-9350 Winnemucca Convention & Visitors Authority winnemucca.nv.us, 800-962-2638

SOUTHERN NEVADA City of Las Vegas lasvegasnevada.gov, 702-229-6011 Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority lasvegas.com, 877-847-4858 Beatty Chamber of Commerce beattynevada.org, 866-736-3716 Biking Las Vegas bikinglasvegas.com, 702-430-1638 Boulder City Chamber of Commerce bouldercitychamber.com, 702-293-2034

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Art/Performing Arts

More Nevada events and shows: travelnevada.com/events

Arts Las Vegas artslasvegas.org, 702-229-6511 Brewery Arts Center, Carson City breweryarts.org, 775-883-1976 BrĂźka Theatre, Reno bruka.org, 775-323-3221 Eureka Opera House eurekacounty.com, 775-237-6006 Goldwell Open Air Museum goldwellmuseum.org, 702-870-9946 Oats Park Art Center, Fallon churchillarts.org, 775-423-1440 Pioneer Center, Reno pioneercenter.com, 775-686-6600 Piperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Opera House, Virginia City piperslive.com, 775-847-0433

Hot August Nights

Reno Little Theater renolittletheater.org, 775-813-8900

Goldfield Chamber of Commerce goldfieldnevada.org, 775-485-3560

Pahrump visitpahrump.com, 866-722-5800

Henderson (City of) hendersonlive.com, 702-267-2171

Primm (Valley Resorts) primmvalleyresorts.com, 888-386-7867

The Smith Center for the Performing Arts thesmithcenter.com, 702-749-2012

Las Vegas Welcome Center at Primm Located at the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas, 702-874-1360

Rachel rachel-nevada.com, 775-729-2515

Western Folklife Center, Elko westernfolklife.org, 775-738-7508

Tonopah (Town of) tonopahnevada.com, 775-482-6336

Yerington Theatre for the Arts yeringtonarts.com, 775-463-1783

Laughlin Visitor Information Center visitlaughlin.com, 800-452-8445 Lincoln County lincolncountynevada.com, 877-870-3003 Mesquite (City of) mesquitenv.gov, 702-346-5295 Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce moapavalleychamber.com, 702-398-7160 Nevada Welcome Center at Boulder City visitbouldercity.com, 702-294-1252 Nevada Welcome Center at Mesquite visitmesquite.com, 877-637-7848

For more arts events in the state:

Territories Cowboy Country cowboycountry.com Indian Territory nevadaindianterritory.com, 775-687-8333 Las Vegas Territory lvterritory.com, 702-348-4708 Nevada Silver Trails nevadasilvertrails.com Pony Express Territory ponyexpressnevada.com, 888-359-9449 Reno-Tahoe Territory renotahoe.com, 775-687-7410

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National Parks Great Basin National Park nps.gov/grba, 775-234-7517 Death Valley National Park nps.gov/deva, 760-786-3200 Lake Mead National Recreation Area nps.gov/lake, 702-293-8691

State Parks Nevada State Parks parks.nv.gov, 775-684-2770

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