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Events, happenings and places to watch the Super Bowl around Carson City

Event Date: 
February 4, 2018 (All day)

For many, today is all about the big game. For others, it’s just about the commercials. For some, it’s no big deal at all. Either way, I’ve got you covered. You’ll find where to watch and where to bet on your favorites. Today is your last chance to audition for the upcoming production of ‘The Producers,’ so swing by the Brewery Arts Center if you’d like to be considered.

Test your luck at Senior Center BINGO. A bike ride with Muscle Powered will get you out in the fresh air. Be safe today, and please call a taxi, designate a driver, or get a ride-share if you plan on drinking.

Super Bowl SUNDAY:

  • — Family Day at Empire Ranch Golf Course (Kids play free with each paid adult green fee, one for one)
  • Breakfast and Bowling at Carson Lanes (breakfast served 7:30am-11am, unlimited bowling 9am-12pm; $13, $8 kids 8 and younger)
  • — First Sunday Breakfast at the Elks Club: 515 N Nevada (bar opens 8am; breakfast 8:30am-11am, $8)
  • McGarry Pierce Cancer Run/Walk/Jog Fundraiser at Lampe Park: 1324 Waterloo, Gardnerville (8am-9am; A donation booth for the families will be set up; Come and join us to help support two amazing families from our community. Leslie McGarry is recovering from her third brain surgery and fighting an incredible battle against her cancer diagnosis. Aunicka Pierce is an 11-yr. old who has been recently diagnosed and she is ready to fight)
  • 16th annual Carson City/Storey County 4-H Fabric and Rummage Sale in the Fuji Park Exhibition Hall: 701 Old Clear Creek Road (9am-1pm)
  • — Community Yoga with Allison Reitz at Comma Coffee (9am-10am; $12 suggested donation; beginners are welcome; Bring your mind, body, and mat; a limited number of extra mats will be available)
  • Muscle Powered Weekly Bike Ride - Meet in the south parking lot of Fremont Elementary School, next to the Linear Ditch Trail (NEW TIME: meet at 10am; consists of two loops 10-15 miles long each, this will allow a rider to do 10-15 miles or 20-30 miles – this is a ‘no drop’ ride so no one is left behind; ride pace will vary depending on rider level, but usually about 12-16 mph; All riders must have a bicycle in safe working condition, helmet, and closed toed shoes. Participants are responsible for their own transportation to the meeting site; email Shane: shane@shanetrotter.net with any questions)
  • — New Year’s Art Show in the Nevada Artists Association Gallery at the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm; featuring 78 member entries in all media)
  • — “Back Wall Show,” featuring Catherine King, Digital Artist in the Nevada Artists Association Gallery at the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
  • — Super Bowl Party and Golf at Empire Ranch Golf Course (Shotgun start 10am, $35 includes 18 holes, cart, bucket of range balls, and party, $13 for party only; Superbowl Party 3:30pm: buffet, drink specials, giveaways)
  • — Kids Eat Free at the Fox Brewpub (11am-10pm; with purchase of adult entree)
  • — BINGO: fundraiser for Meals on Wheels at the Carson City Senior Center: 911 Beverly (doors open 11am, early bird games begin at 12:30pm, $3 each; Regular games 1pm-3pm, $10 buy in, extra packs $5; Special games $1 each; Bring a can of food or a non-perishable item and we will give you a free game sheet for our Can Food game; lunch available and door prizes; must be 21+)
  • — Dayton Valley annual Chili Cook-off and Super Bowl Party at the Dayton Valley Golf Club, Dayton (12pm-3pm ‘People’s Choice’ Tasting; All-you-can-taste $5, bowl of chili $3; silent auction, raffle prizes and vendor booths; Super Bowl Party to follow; Benefit for the Dayton Food Pantry)
  • — Music Jam Sunday at A to Zen: 1803 N. Carson St. (1pm-3pm; we try to keep it simple so that musicians of all ages and skill levels can participate. We welcome music of all genres and styles; Audience is welcome)
  • — Flashback Cinema: Gigi (1958) at the Galaxy Theater - Fandango (2pm; $8.50 adults, $7.75 kids)
  • — Pool Tournament at Remedy’s (2pm-5pm; $5 buy-in; APA Rules)
  • — Weekly 9 Ball Pool Tournament at Whiskey Tavern (register 1pm; 2pm start; $10 per person)
  • Auditions for PPI’s production of ‘The Producers’ in the Brewery Arts Center Grand Ballroom (1pm; Everyone is encouraged to prepare a 30 second song that demonstrates your range or select a song from the show; auditions will be for all parts, including Dancers; For more information, please call Jeffrey Fast at 775-220-3457)
  • — Kids Eat Free at the Union: 302 N. Carson St. (4pm-8pm; with purchase of adult entree)
  • — Flashback Cinema: Gigi (1958) at the Galaxy Theater - Fandango (7pm; $10.25 adults, $7.75 kids)

WHERE TO WATCH SUPERBOWL LII:
New England Patriots vs the Philadelphia Eagles - Kickoff 3:30pm on NBC

— Casinos and Sports Books:

  • Carson Nugget: 507 N. Carson St.
  • Max Casino: 900 S. Carson St. – SPORTS BOOK; Food and Drink Specials
  • Casino Fandango: 3800 S. Carson St. – SPORTS BOOK; Prize giveaways, Hot seats, $1 Stadium-style food specials
  • Bodine’s Casino: 5650 S. Carson St. – SPORTS BOOK
  • Gold Dust West: 2171 US Hwy 50 E- SPORTS BOOK
  • SlotWorld: 3879 US Hwy 50 E – SPORTS BOOK

— Downtown Carson City:

  • Carson Cigar Co.: 318 N. Carson St. Ste 101 - Quarterly Drink Specials, catered food
  • Old Globe: 407 N. Curry St.
  • Westside Pour House: 110 W. Telegraph St.
  • The Blue Bull: 107 E. Telegraph St.
  • Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar: 301 N. Carson St.
  • The Fox Brewpub: 310 S. Carson St.

— North Carson:

  • Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson – Party, football squares, drink specials, and buffet
  • The Tap-Shack: 112 Rice St.
  • Crossroads Lounge: 300 E. Winnie Lane
  • Bully’s Sports Bar: 3530 N. Carson St. – Food and drink specials

— East Carson:

  • Remedy’s: 306 E. William St. – Football party; potluck, drink specials, games
  • Ed’s Doghouse: 3300 Airport Rd. – Football party with potluck, drink specials, and football squares
  • Whiskey Tavern: 3481 US Hwy 50
  • The Spoke Bar and Grill: 3198 Deer Run Rd.
  • Empire Ranch Golf Club: 1875 Fair Way - Football party with buffet $13; food and drink specials; giveaways
  • Bunny Ranch Bar and Cigar: 10051 Highway 50 E - $10 cover gets you a raffle ticket, free drink coupon and a trip to an appetizer bar; drink and food specials

— South Carson:

  • Red’s Old 395: 1055 S. Carson St. - giveaways; every appetizer you order on Sunday will give you a ticket for a chance to win
  • MJ’s Sports Bar: 3679 S. Carson St.
  • El Charro Avita: 4389 S. Carson St. – All-you-can-drink specials and munchies

Every week, I create a list of the fun stuff and events going on around the Carson City area for my Facebook page, I Love Carson City. There is quite a bit to do in our beautiful capital this week, so grab the kids, your friends and family, and have a great weekend.

My weekly Facebook list includes Friday-Thursday, so please go HERE for events beyond Sunday, or just wait for my daily ‘Things to do’ here on Carson Now. You do NOT need a Facebook account to access the information.

As always, Carson Now welcomes reader contributions to our website. Go HERE to submit an event, photo, or item of interest.

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