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The attached document was submitted to the Washoe County Board of Commissioners during the meeting held on ^7, ;^ .^- ,jc/j _. by_/^^ n ^/n, /.',.:. for Agenda Item No. ^ and included here pursuant to NRS 241.020(8). Get the Artown App Today! Everything you love about the Little Book on your Smart Phone. • Search "Artown" in your App Store.. ;• Download the Artown App Free! i* Create a personalized Artown schedule with My Artown . That's it... Now you can have easy, fast access to all of the great Artown Events! ® App Store "Like" us on Facebook- ••M a ss Together Lefs Donate on-line, in Wingfield Park or in the Reno Gazette Journal inserted envelopes on July 1st, 'y July 8th orJuly 15th. Keep Artown Free funds will go towards artist related expenses, event security, signage, public KEEP and artist restrooms. artown Vist us at renoisartown.com ,f^'*. FREE for more information. a r town £ '^- Your ride to Artown. Unlock the beauty around you! For more information visit #LimeRight 334-INFO (4636) | Reno.Gou | @CilyOfReno Letter from the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR July means one thing....ARTOWNI After 11 months of building and creating a vibrant and rich month of arts and culture, we find ourselves ready to explore our city and region though an artistic lens. I am often asked how navigate the planning of our month-long celebration. I have pondered this query and offer this response: I love our city and region. We have amazing neighborhoods with welcoming parks and venues. Tliere is nothing more fun that being able to cycle, walk or drive to meet friends and family where community and the arts collide. To that end, my task is to help build energy and excitement around new, unexplored art forms as well as established art institutions in our region that are worth showcasing because they are the essence of why our area is bursting with artistic abundance. I hope that you are able to explore our new unconventional Photo by Peter Walker artistic spaces. There are a few in particular that are worth noting: The vertical stage of the entire City Hall building off which BANDALOOPwill rappel and dance, the basement of Liberty Food and Wine Exchange which will house our first foray into immersive theater with At the lllusionist's Table and Rancho San Rafael Park which is home to Dragon Lights Illuminated. Artown has placed an emphasis on equity, diversity and inclusion which has diversified our audiences, our board of directors and brought a different level of ortistry to our community. The Artown experience offers an inclusive and welcoming invitation to everyone where all are celebrated for who we are as a cohesive community and allows our individuality to shine and be recognized. Let the arts resonate as we host a party ofvibrancyand artistic excellence. See you in the park! ^^1^ Beth Macmillan BOARD OF DIRECTORS: OLIVER X-Chair Reno Tahoe Tonight Magazine JOE NANNINI - Past Chair University of Nevada, Reno THOMAS WHITE - Vice Chair University of Nevada, Reno ALLINAGEL-Treasurer Eide Bailly LLP STACEY SPAIN - Secretary CharitySmit-h Foundation NAOMI DUERR Councilmember CONY LINAREZ Plaza Maya ABIGAIL G. STEPHENSON Blanchard, Krasner & French MARK HATJAKES SosuT/ ')K/W oncL {->IAJ6dw i& a w WOODBURN —AND — Attorneys and Counselors at Law Est. 1918 Celebrating a century of independent practice. A landmark year for a landmark firm. Sierra Plaza | 6100 Neil Road, Suite 500 | Reno, Nevada 89511-1149 775.688.3000 "t\, -.^-^;; wjr Inspiring community through the arts since 1996. artown Ongomcf Events are a// over town throughout the month ofJuSy. Most are free, hut please call the host'sng n focoh'on for details and hours, or vwi- www.renoi5arfown.com. 10TH ANNUAL EMPLOYEE ART SHOW. Visual art exhibit in the depARTures gallery, past security. Reno-Tahoe International Airport, 2001 E. Plumb Ln., 328.6400 AMAZING BOOK COVER ART AWARD. Do You Judge A Book By Its Cover? LeRue Press, 280 Greg St, STE. 10, 849-3814 ART FROM THE HEART OF ALZHEIMER'S ARTIST'S GALLERY. Peruse our treasures of unique art techniques to inspire you. Arbors Memory Care Community, 2121 E. PraterWay, 848.4757 ART FROM THE HEART OF ALZHEIMER'S ARTIST'S GALLERY AT SUMMIT ESTATES. Experience the art of Alzheimer residents. Summit Estates Senior Living, 222 E. Pah-iot Blvd., 848.4757 ART QUILT INTERPRETATIONS. Original art quilts. North Valleys Washoe Library, 1075 North Hills Blvd., Suite 340, 972.0281 ART SLAVES SHOW AND SALE AT THE RENAISSANCE. Advertising professionals by day, fine artists by nighh Renaissance/ One South lake St^ 741.1375 ARTS FOR AU. NEVADA'S EXHIBIT - CREATIVITY EXPLORED. Celebrate the creative ability in disability. Arts for All Nevada at the Lake Mansion, 250 Court St., 826.6100 BE THE ASTRONAUT EXHIBIT. From art to science, experience the life of an Astronaut, National Automobile Museum, 10 S. take St.. 830.5295 BOOK SCULPTING. Book lovers & artists will enjoy the unique book sculptures. LeRue Press, 280 Greg St., Ste. 10, 849.3814 CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL MASTERS ART SHOW AND SALE Richardson Gallery of Fine Art, 3670 S Virginia St, 828.0888 D'ART IN WATERCOLOR ART EXHIBIT. Donna Chouteau art exhibit is on display. Sparks Museum & Cultural Center/ 814 Victorian Ave., 355.1144 DRAGON LIGHTS RENO - MAY ARBORETUM ILLUMINATED. An amalgamation of spectacular light, art & entertainment. Ticketed Wilbur D. May Arboretum at Rancho San Rafael Park, 1595 N. Sierra St., 888.484.2698 ESTEE'S DESSERT TABLE. Make art part of dinner and eat it tool Rate varies. liberty Food and Wine Exchange, 100 N. Sierra St., 336.1091 ONE COMMUNITV POWERED BV ART. ^NVEnergy The Power of Good is Always On. GREAT BASIN BASKETMAKERS GALLERY SHOW. Great Basin Basketmakers are the featured Gallery Artists. Copper Cat Studio, 300 Kresge Ln., 453.0753 n HANDWEAVERS GUILD OF AMERICA PRESENTS: Convergence Fiber Arts Conference and Marketplace. Fiber arts conference and expo July 6 ~ 12. This conference is packed with exhibits, events, and classes. Visitwww.renoisartown.com for a fu!! breakdown of the amazing |uried exhibits, yardage exhibit and smalt scale works of fiber art exhibit and wearable art. There are fees associated with this convention. Peppermill Resort Spa Casino, 2707 S. Virginia St., 678.730.001 0 HUMAN (ONE RACE). The gallery wili explore society's civil injustices, This is the work of a 16 year o!d student from North Valley High School. Coffeebar, 682 Mt Rose St., 296.5393 INSPIRED BY COLOR - AN ARTIST REUNION. A fun collection of artwork from many different artists. Nevada Fine Arts, 1301 S. Virginia St., 786.1128 IATIMER ART CLUB PRESENTS: GOD'S WORLD. Art Show after a poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay. First United Methodist Church, 209 W. First St., 322.4564 LOCAL 891 MUSIC SHOWCASE. NV89 - 89.1 FM Present Reno's best original bands and artists. Brew Brothers inside the ESdorado Resort and Casino, 345 N. Virginia St, 338.6783 NEW DIRECTIONS: 2018. An Exhibition of Textile Works Wilbur D. May Museum, 1595 N. Sierra S(., 785.5961 ONE SQUARE MILE. Plein Air painting in a square mile from Riverside loft$. Riverside Artist Lofts, 17 S. Virginia St., 530.7718 SIERRA WATERCOI-OR SOCIETY PRESENTS: Anything Goes. Exhibit of watercolors in contemporary format. Sparks Library, 1125 Twelfth St., 224.0309 SITTING PRETTY IN MIDTOWN. A collection of unique chairs displayed throughout MidTown. Midtown District, 445 S. Virginia St., 750.2448 THE BIGGEST LITTLE TAPESTRY SHOW IN THE WORLD. International artists present over 200 small tapestries. Northwest Reno library, 2325 Robb Dr., 787.4100 THE GAU.ERY AT SIERRA VIEW LIBRARY PRESENTS: Works from artists Pam Brekas and Ronnie Eden. Sierra View library, 4001 S. Virginia St., 827.3232 THE HISTORIC POST OFFICE PRESENTS: ART IN THE BASEMENT - Art, history and shops - all in The Basement. The Historic Post Office, 50 South Virginia St., 771.0334 TINY ART, POP UP EXHIBIT View tiny art pieces made by our local community! Nevada Fine Arts, 1301 S. Virginia St., 786.1128 WINE-ING CATS AND INK DRAWINGS. Michele DiFonzo's whimsical artwork and ink drawings. Fine Vines, 6300 Mae Anne Ave. No. 3, 233.9723 •ii S ° !" <s .- ?'??Jco *>• ~?«« & •" 's^'jigji ABOUT THIS YEAR'S POSTER ARTIST Truckee Meadows Community College student, Stephanie Kendziorski, was selected as the finalist for the 2018 Poster Artwork. It is always a difficult process for the panel to select the piece of work for the poster. With so many entries to review, the panel must look at the artistic quality and expression, but also keep in mind this is a festival poster. Does the work of art reflect Artown? Stephanie's work was done in Adobe Illustrator using the pen tool. Through her creation, she wished to inspire elegance and precision, as she believes art embodies both those concepts. 11ie design also represents our community. In other words, art & the community becoming one. Workshops and Summer Camps There are many workshops during Artown. Some will require a fee/ require multiple days of attendance, have age resitricHons or require reservations. Please contact each organization for the most up-to-date information. Visit www. renoisartown.com for a comprehensive list of workshops and camps. ARTS FOR ALL NEVADA AT THE LAKE MANSION, 250 Court St., 826-6100 ext.2#: Children's Acting (ages 6-10) -4 classes, ticketed, 7/9-18; Drawing: Beginner to Intermediate (Ages 10- 15} - 4 classes, ticketed, (7/10-31 ); Adult Paint & Sip featuring Amy Sherald, ticketed, (7/18); Basic Watercolor: All Levels (Ages 15+), ticketed, (7/24); Artown's Discover Arts for All Nevada at the take Mansion, free, (7/26); Adult Paint & Sip Featuring Vincent Van Gogh, ticketed, (7/28).
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    89 Reno-Stead 445 447 HOTELS Airport WASHOE 89 49 Boomtown Casino Hotel Best Western Plus 2 Loyalton 83 80 Sierra Sage Border House at Crystal Bay 12 80 78 Extended Stay America 5 395 Links at Wadsworth Kiley Ranch 43 46 49 Red Hawk Hampton Inn & Suites 9 1 TAHOE 80 ALT Golden Eagle Regional Park 40 NATIONAL 36 50 Hampton Inn & Suites West 3 FOREST Fernley Sierra City Sierraville 71 Hilton Garden Inn 6 ALT 49 NEVADA 70 28 95 89 CALIFORNIA Tahoe-Reno Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa & Casino 14 Somersett 4 Sparks McCarran Industrial Parkside Inn at Incline 13 Verdi Center 3 80 Residence Inn by Marriot 7 SIERRA 2 7 Reno 23 439 2 5 Washoe Staybridge Suites 8 1 Mayberry Hidden Valley Park Reno-Tahoe Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino 11 International 80 62 Airport Fallon Lakeridge 6 61 5 The Club at 7 STOREY ArrowCreek 60 50 201 8 439 Silver Springs Wolf Run 9 NEVADA 89 10 Tahoe r 56 Gray's e Galena Creek v Tahoe Donner Crossing i Regional Park Montrêux 341 Stagecoach 194 Boreal Donner R Coyote Trucke e Mountain Moon 431 Resort Old Greenwood Mt. Rose 580 180 Truckee Mount ALT 164 80 184 Rose 80 Schaffer's Mill Virginia 95 Emigrant Gap 165 168 171 Summit 89 160 Donner Lahontan Trail City 79 50 NEVADA Ponderosa 50 158 166 Ski Donner Mt Rose Cisco Ranch Memorial Northstar Rim 155 156 Sugar Trail State Park Incline Village Bowl Martis Incline 342 Dayton 267 Tahoe Mountain Tinker Camp Club Washoe Valley Knob Northstar Village Flume Lake Trail 89 Old Brockway 13 46 State PLACER Trail 11 Diamond Park 341 Squaw Creek 14 Peak Blue Canyon Kings 12 Dayton