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Great Basin Young Chautauqua Nevada Humanities Great Basin Young Chautauqua scholars present American Dreamers. Through monologues and question-and-answer sessions, young scholars engage their audiences with lively discussions and re-creations of historical figures. |
Erika Paul Trio This trio plays music from more than a century of authentic American jazz and invites young audience members to actively participate in the performances. Presented by Pioneer Center Youth Programs and Friends of Washoe County Library. |
Beaupromo Puppetry Under the expert manipulation of local puppeteer Bernie Beauchamp, 24-inch tall marionette puppets narrate stories from America’s history through song, dance, and music. Presented by Pioneer Center Youth Programs and Friends of Washoe County Library. |
Brüka's Theatre for Children Brüka Theatre proudly presents an original Theatre for Children production of Galileo—Stars In His Eyes. This live performance incorporates physical theatrics, improvisation, and audience interaction. Presented by Pioneer Center Youth Programs and Friends of Washoe County Library. |
Sierra Nevada Journeys presents: Variety is the Science of Life As part of the Northern Nevada Science & Technology Festival, spend the afternoon with Sierra Nevada Journeys as they present engaging STEM activities for the whole family. |
Tsurunokai Tsurunokai brings the ancient Japanese art of taiko drumming to the children of Northern Nevada. Presented by Pioneer Center Youth Programs and Friends of Washoe County Library. |
Harvest of Homes Tour Retrospective Historian, author, walking tour guide, and Reno expert Debbie Hinman presents a retrospective on the series of tours that showcased some of the most architecturally interesting homes in Reno. |
Historic Ranches of Western Nevada Presented by historical preservationist Holly Walton-Buchanan, this ranching history of the Carson Valley and the Truckee Meadows spans the initial importation of cattle from Spain through the Comstock boom period. |
Build Your Family Tree
You've taken the DNA test, now what? In this series of four classes, learn how to build your family tree to see how you are connected to your matches. Registration is required. Senior Series: Your Time is Now! Weekly informational workshops throughout May focusing on hot topics impacting seniors throughout the community. The presenters this month include District Attorney Chris Hicks and investigator Michelle Bays, who will discuss how the DA's office can assist seniors, and Sparks Fire Department Inspector James Recob, who will discuss fire and fall prevention. |
Computer Classes Sparks Library's ongoing computer classes provide introductions to various computer programs and actions. Wednesdays and Fridays 1-3 pm. Registration is required. Call the Sparks Library at 775-352-3200 to sign up. Family Estate Planning Series Learn how to take charge of your own money and estate. Attend one or all three of the remaining workshops in this series that began in March. The Family Estate Planning Series is underwritten by KNPB, the Community Foundation of Western Nevada, and several other community sponsors. Call 775-333-5499 to register. |
Downtown Reno Fridays, May 10-24, 10:30-11:30 am Friday, May 17, 3:30-4:30 Incline Village Monday, May 13, 3:30-5:30 pm Tuesday, May 14, 4-7 pm North Valleys Friday, May 3, 2-5 pm Wednesday, May 22, 5:30-6:45 pm Northwest Reno Saturday, May 4, 11 am-12 pm Saturday, May 11, 2-3 pm Sierra View Saturday May 11, 11:30 am-12:15 pm Friday, May 10, 11:30 am-12:15 pm |
Saturday, May 18, 2:30-4 pm Wednesdays, 5:30-7 pm Thursday, May 30, 2-3 pm Sparks Wednesday, May 1, 10:15-11:15 am Monday, May 13, 11 am-1 pm Verdi Wednesday, May 8, 2:30-3:30 pm Wednesdays, 2:30-4 pm |
Your Local United Way Wants to Hear From You
United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra would like you to complete its 2019 community survey. Part of its 2019 Community Listening process, the survey asks community members what they consider the most pressing issues in their communities, and solicits feedback on UWNNS' signature issue: early childhood literacy. Participation in this short survey is open to all residents of the 13 counties of Northern Nevada and the communities surrounding Lake Tahoe. Complete the survey here. |
 Library Closures - Thursday, May 2-Saturday, May 4: Downtown Reno Library closed for renovations
- Thursday, May 16: all regularly scheduled branches will remain closed until 2 pm for staff day. Sparks Library will close at 5 pm.
- Monday, May 27: all branches closed for Memorial Day
- Tuesday, May 28: North Valleys Library closed
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The makerspace at the Downtown Reno Library is open for business Thursdays, 3-5:45 pm. A different resource will be featured each week. We make every effort to ensure the following resources are available every Thursday: leather crafting, button machines, and vinyl cutter. |
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The Friends of Washoe County Library is a member-supported 501(c)(3) Nevada non-profit organization dedicated to advocating, fundraising, and providing support for the Washoe County Library System. To join, donate, or for more information, please visit |
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