Tuesday, Sept. 13: Things to do in Carson City

Event Date: 
September 13, 2016 (All day)

What a day Carson City has in store. Jazz and Poetry hits Comma Coffee tonight as the Mile High Jazz Band puts on their monthly performance. Let the Sierra Nevada Forum's panel inform you about the facts and fictions of recreational marijuana from Colorado's experience. The Community Development building on East Proctor, formerly the 'BRIC', hosts an artist reception for the talented students in the Capital City Arts Initiative 'High School Pic[ks]' show. Don't go far because Tom di Maria, Director of the Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, will take the dais for his Nevada Neighbors talk at 7 p.m.

TUESDAY:

  • Kit Carson Toastmasters Weekly Meeting at Grandma Hattie’s (6:30am; for info call Frank 775-885-7579 or KitCarsonToastmasters@gmail.com)
  • Art Exhibit ‘New Crop 2016’ at the CCAI Gallery in the Courthouse: 885 E. Musser (8am-5pm)
  • Justin Favela’s art exhibit ‘Mi Casa es Mi Casa’ in the OXS Gallery at the Nevada Arts Council: 716 N. Carson St. (8am-5pm)
  • Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring artists Anna Louise Dardin and Bob Hickox with Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
  • High School Pic[ks] 1, group show of art by area high school in the Community Development building [formerly the BRIC]: 108 E Proctor St (8am-12pm and 1pm-4pm; Artist Reception 5:30pm-7pm)
  • .001%” by photographer Matt Theilen in the Western Nevada College Main Gallery in the Bristlecone Building (8am-9pm)
  • Carson City Parks and Recreation Easy Walk: Sonoma Park - Meet at 1003 Sonoma St corner of Sonoma and Fremont (8:30am-9:30am; in case of wet weather, the walk will occur at the MAC building: 1870 Russell Way; Participants are responsible for their own transportation to the hike meeting site. All walks require closed-toed shoes and water. Hats, sunscreen and walking sticks are recommended)
  • Books and Brags at the Children’s Museum of Northern Nevada (9:30am-10:30am; included with admission)
  • Autumn Show: Four Wheels of Now and Then at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
  • Carson Capitals Baseball Program Fundraiser at Pizza Factory
  • All day Happy Hour at Remedy’s Bar (11am-close)
  • Live Music with CW and friends at Comma Coffee (12pm-2pm)
  • Capital Nevada Toastmasters Weekly Meeting at Grandma Hattie’s (12:05pm-1pm)
  • All you can eat Wings at Firkin and Fox (all day; $12.95)
  • $1 PBR at the Blue Bull
  • Minden Farmers Market in Downtown Minden/Esmeralda Street (4pm-8pm)
  • Wine Night at Kristopher’s Café: 939 Mica Dr. #20 (4pm-8:30pm; half off wine, dine in only)
  • CCAI Exhibit: Silver State Swimmer, solo exhibition by Michael Malley in the Sierra Room of the Carson City Community Center (available during public meetings and most evenings 5pm-8pm)
  • Wine Tasting at Alatte inside the Carson Nugget (5pm-7pm; $6)
  • Beer Night at Brugo’s Pizza: 3228 N Carson St, Ste 10 (Half off beer 5pm-9pm)
  • Artist Reception for High School Pic[ks] 1, group show of art by area high school in the Community Development building [formerly the BRIC]: 108 E Proctor St (5:30pm-7pm)
  • Muscle Powered Evening Conditioning Hike: Prison Hill/Dead Truck Trail - Meet outside of the Silver Saddle Ranch Gates on Carson River Road (5:30pm-7:30pm; Participants are responsible for their own transportation to the hike meeting site. All walks require closed-toed shoes and water. Hats, sunscreen and walking sticks are recommended)
  • Tuesday Night Archery Shoots with the Clear Creek Bowman at the Centennial Park Archery Range (5:30pm; $5, 17 and under free)
  • Sierra Nevada Forums: “Realities of Recreational Marijuana, the Colorado Experience" in the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall (doors open 5:30pm, 6pm-8pm; free, donations always appreciated; panel includes: Denver’s District Attorney Mitchell Morrissey, Pam Graber, volunteer advocate for Nevadans for Responsible Drug Policy, and William Adler, Nevada Medical Marijuana Association Executive Director)
  • Women's Ash Canyon Mountain Bike Ride with Muscle Powered -Meet at Foothill Road, off Winnie Lane (6pm-8pm; Bring your bike, helmet, and water; All levels welcome; everyone can ride their own speed and we will stop to regroup as needed.)
  • Beginning Swing Dance Lessons at El Charro Avita (6pm-7pm; $8)
  • Blue Star Moms: Sierra Chapter #2 Meeting at the Nevada Army National Guard, 2460 Fairview Drive (6pm)
  • Live Music with Patrick Major in the Carson Valley Inn Cabaret, Minden (6pm-10pm)
  • Live Music with Canyon White and Service Industry Night at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (6pm; free drink with $10 buy in)
  • 'Outside In’ a Nevada Neighbors talk by Tom di Maria, Director of the Oakland’s Creative Growth Art Center [CGAC] at the Community Development building [formerly the BRIC]: 108 E Proctor St (informal reception at 6:15pm, lecture at 7pm; free, sponsored by CCAI)
  • Pajama Storytime at the Carson City Library (6:15pm-7pm; Wear your PJs for a bedtime-themed story time; intended for Pre-K, ages 9 and under must be accompanied someone 13+)
  • Genoa Town Twirlers Hosts Square Dance at Genoa Town Hall (6:30pm-7:45pm; first lesson free, $6 thereafter)
  • Country Line Dance at Carson Lanes' Eleventh Frame Lounge (6:30pm-10pm; Couples lessons at 6:30pm, Beginners at 7:15pm, Intermediate at 8:15pm, Expert at 9pm; $5 donation)
  • Carson City Symphony Chorus Rehearsals in the Choral Room of Carson High School (6:30pm; contact Director Michael Langham at ccsingersdirector@gmail.com or the Symphony at 775-883-4154 if interested in joining)
  • Carson Fly Fishing Club meeting in the Sheriff’s Office Training Room: 911 E. Musser St. (7pm, doors open 6:45pm; bring a pair of flies for the Fly-ffle drawing- open to tiers of all levels; family membership $30)
  • Mile High Jazz Band Presents "Falling" Big Band Jazz and Poetry with vocalist Cindee LeVal in the Comma Coffee Courtyard (7:30pm-9pm; $5, free for 18 and younger; featuring poets and readers Rita Geil, David Bugli, Tracy McQuay, Susan Sara Priest, Timothy Rhodes, and Amy Roby)

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