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Wednesday, July 5: Things to do in Carson City

Event Date: 
July 5, 2017 (All day)

Happy Wednesday, Carson City. The long holiday weekend is over, but you can keep the good times rolling. The Fox Brewpub is hosting their monthly Whiskey Wednesday tonight, complete with raffle prizes and of course, whiskey. The Classic Cinema Club pushed back their monthly movie viewing by a day, so head over to the BAC Performance Hall to watch ‘Three Came Home.’ Keep Tahoe Blue will be starting the day at numerous beaches; their annual clean-up is necessary after the fireworks. If you still have a hankering for patriotic anthems, the Tahoe Orchestra brings their summer concert ‘BOPS Best of Broadway-Opera-Pops and Americana’ to the Corpus Christi Catholic Church.

WEDNESDAY:

  • -- ‘Industrial Art: Sports Edition’ Exhibit in the CCAI Gallery at the Carson City Courthouse: 885 E. Musser (8am-5pm)
  • -- “Environmental Perspectives” Exhibit featuring artists Scott Hinton of Reno and Paul Ford of Sonoma, CA in the OXS Gallery at the Nevada Arts Council: 716 N. Carson St. (8am-5pm)
  • -- Keep Tahoe Blue Beach Clean-up at Kiva/Tallac Historic Site, South Shore; Regan Beach, South Shore; Nevada Beach, East Shore; Kings Beach, North Shore; Commons Beach, North Shore (8:30am, bring water bottle, gloves, and sunscreen; refreshments, cleanup bags, gloves, and hand sanitizer provided; Raffle giveaway for participants; RSVP for any location at www.keeptahoeblue.org/july5 )
  • -- Great Basin Native Artists Exhibit at the Carson Visitor Center (9am-6pm; featuring art by Linda Eben Jones, Joyce McCauley, Steve Nighthawk, Tork Rains and Scott Tyzba)
  • -- $1 Dollar Bowling and Shoe Rental Specials (9am-4pm at Carson Lanes; 9am-5pm at Gold Dust West)
  • -- Sierra Chef Farm to Fork Farmers Market at Lampe Park on Waterloo in Gardnerville (9am-1pm; an assortment of fresh local foods, crafts and local specialties)
  • -- Spirit of America Art Show in the Nevada Artists Association Gallery at the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
  • -- CCAI Exhibit: Smaller Works, solo exhibition by Gil Martin in the Sierra Room of the Carson City Community Center (open during public meetings and Fridays 12pm-4pm)
  • -- Food For Thought’s Free Lunch for Kids at the Bridge Church: 901 N. Stewart AND at Park Terrace Park: 1327 La Loma (11am-12:30pm, weather permitting; open to ages 2-18, no adults; meals must be eaten on site)
  • -- Big Screen Classics: Jaws at the Galaxy Theater - Fandango (2pm; $8.50 adults, $7.75 kids)
  • -- Wine Wednesday at Red’s Old 395 (3pm-6pm; half off all glasses of wine)
  • -- Dayton Wellness Warriors weekly meeting at the Dayton Community Center: 170 Pike Street, Dayton (5:15pm; weight loss support group for men and women sponsored by Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey Counties; Questions: Lisa Selmi at 775-246-7550)
  • -- CC BMX Practice Night at the Livermore (Edmonds) Sports Complex: 1555 Livermore Lane (Weather and Track Conditions Permitting; gates open 5pm, practice begins at 6pm; $3 per rider; must be USABMX member; one-day trial memberships and new rider kits available)
  • -- Live Music with Ev Musselman at the Max Casino (6pm-9pm)
  • -- Live Music with Hans Eberbach in the Carson Valley Inn Cabaret, Minden (6pm-10pm)
  • -- Carson City Classic Cinema Club presents ‘Three Came Home’ starring Claudette Colbert in the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall (trivia and discussion 6:30pm; movie 7pm; General admission $5; $3 Senior/Student; Free for members)
  • -- Whiskey Wednesday in the Fox’ Den at the Fox Brewpub (6:30pm, $15 includes welcome drink, tasting, brand presentation, raffle and prizes; Drinks provided by Tullamore Dew)
  • -- Country Dance Lessons and Open Dance at the Eleventh Frame Lounge inside Carson Lanes (6:30pm-10pm; Partners lessons at 6:30pm, Beginners Line at 7:15pm, Intermediate Line at 8:15pm; $5 donation)
  • -- West Wind Sangha Sitting Group in the Methodist Church’s Youth Group Building at the corner of Proctor and Minnesota (Sitting quietly in meditation 6:30pm-8pm)
  • -- Kiwanis Club of Dayton Independence Day BBQ and Picnic at the Dayton Senior Center: 320 Old Dayton Valley Road, Dayton (6:30pm; Everyone is welcome and for more information or to arrange to bring a dish, please contact April at 775-220-4520)
  • -- Carson City Symphony Orchestra Rehearsals in the Band Room of Carson High School (6:45pm-9:30pm; call 775-883-4154 to join or for more info; opening for strings)
  • -- TOCCATA’s SummerFest Concert: BOPS Best of Broadway-Opera-Pops and Americana at the Corpus Christi Catholic Church: 3597 N. Sunridge Dr. (7pm; Tickets are $30 adults, $25 seniors, $5 students age 19-23. Preferred seating is $40 and $15 for Youth/students. Youth under 18 are admitted free)
  • -- DJ Trivia Night at Westside Pour House (sign-ups at 6:30pm, game begins 7pm)
  • -- Live Music with Terri Campillo and Craig Fletcher at Glen Eagles Restaurant (7pm-10pm)
  • -- Ladies Night at Carson Cigar Co. AKA the Cigar Bar (women drink half off 7pm-9:30pm)
  • -- Big Screen Classics: Jaws at the Galaxy Theater - Fandango (7pm; $10.25 adults, $7.75 kids)
  • -- Jazz Jam at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (7:30pm-10:30pm)
  • -- Open Mic at Red Dog Saloon, Virginia City (7:30pm)
  • -- Karaoke with J and M Productions at Caterpillar’s Hookah Lounge: 314 S Carson (8:30pm-11pm)

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