215 things to do in Genoa, NV this weekend, Friday, November 13 through Sunday, November 15. On the first page: 8 talks + ideas, 5 community, 5 theater, 4 fitness class. Among them: RnB Bingo with Mo Ayala at Reno Public Market (Wednesday 6 p.m.); Sidewalk Sound Waves – DJ Montague at AleWorX Stateline (Friday 5 a.m.); Movie Night! Wisdom of Happiness at Dharma Zephyr Center within Sierra Foot & Ankle (Friday 6:30 a.m.); Test 002 at Temple Bat Yam (Friday 7:30 a.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
A one-man-band performer who plays pop, classic rock, reggae and country, with songs by artists like Garth Brooks, Ed Sheeran and Billy Joel. Based around the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri and South Lake Tahoe in California.
Magic: The Gathering's Friday Night Magic, in Modern: head-to-head games with decks of at least 60 cards, drawing on strong cards from roughly the last two decades. Players of every level are welcome. Entry is $10.
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Vibroacoustic sound immersion: recline on mats under blankets as gentle vibrations and soundscapes guide deep relaxation and meditation; limited to 14.
Public meditations, including the Overall exercise and the Celestial Sanctum meditation that sends positive thoughts to all humanity, followed by a members-only convocation on Spiritual Alchemy by former Imperator Christian Bernard.
DJ Montague plays Sidewalk Sound Waves at Lake Tahoe AleWorX Stateline, a Stateline, Nevada spot for wood-fired pizza and craft beer that also offers beer towers, Das Boot and beer pong.
On Location, a two-person photography show in McNamara Gallery: photojournalist Alejandra Rubio's intimate looks at diverse communities, and Robert Nunez's snapshots of overlooked everyday moments, memory and belonging.
Honoring Our Future Scholars Day, a Nevada Bound program for prospective Native American and Indigenous students interested in attending the University of Nevada.
A nurse practitioner and nursing dean, Charles Yingling offers practical skills for patients navigating healthcare, from preparing and speaking up to knowing their rights and using AI tools.
An Undergraduate Research workshop on delivering a research poster for the Wolf Pack Discoveries symposium: how to tell your research story and explain complex subjects to a general audience.
A lecture and opening reception for the Tahoe Co-Lab, an experimental research residency where artist Lawrence LaBianca and science director Rene Henery collaborate to explore the Tahoe Basin.
An opening reception and lecture for the Tahoe Co-Lab research residency, exploring the intersection of of the lake and the atmosphere through visual art and science. Not free.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play for up to 40 players; entry is $5.
A voice recital of classical songs, given as part of a Bachelor of Music in Applied Voice degree. The songs tell different stories of love and its many complications.
Yoga Nidra, the Yoga of Divine Sleep, with Molly at Ascent Physical Therapy: deep relaxation and a nervous system reset. Bring your own props; by donation.
A guided soundscape of healing frequencies meant to help you settle deeply into the earth, held at Diamond Springs Center. Space is limited to fifteen people.
A youth ministry at The Potter's House Christian Fellowship in Reno, where young people grow in faith and friendship through biblical teaching and time together. It's free.
A musical comedy brings Broadway’s Golden Age to life with mistaken identities, wedding-day mishaps, colorful characters, and show-stopping musical numbers.
That's Magic, a grand illusion show from the award-winning magic duo Kaileigh and Chase Hasty: an upbeat, interactive production that's fun for all ages.
Runs across the dates shown. Love/Sick by John Cariani, directed by Sophia Roman: a darkly funny, tender collection of stories about love, longing and connection. Admission is free.