Thursday, September 17: Things to do in Carson City

Event Date: 
September 17, 2015 (All day)

Happy Thursday, Carson City. I hope you’re ready for some fun. If you find yourself in Gardnerville, don’t miss out on their Thirsty Third Thursday Wine Walk, and wear your hula skirt – it’s Hawaiian themed. Here in town, you’ll find karaoke at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar and Caterpillar’s Hookah Lounge. Practice your improv skills at the Brewery Arts Center. You’ll enjoy country DJ Lisa at Living the Good Life. Erin go bragh at the Firkin and Fox with their ‘Halfway to St. Patrick’s’ Party. If you enjoy a nice cigar, you won’t want to miss out on the ‘Best in Show’ party at the Carson Cigar Company.

THURSDAY:

  • National Championship Air Races at the Reno Stead Airport (8am-4:30pm; $17 general admission)
  • Last day of Industrial Art exhibit at the CCAI Gallery in the Courthouse: 885 E. Musser (8am-5pm)
  • Victor Sandblom's "Wind on the Sea, Tracks in the Sand" at the Western Nevada College Main Gallery in the Bristlecone Building
  • CCAI Exhibit: BRIC Art 5 at the BRIC: 108 E. Proctor St. (8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm)
  • ‘Wally’s World: The Loneliest Art Collection in Nevada’ in the OXS Gallery at the Nevada Arts Council: 716 N. Carson St. (8am-5pm)
  • NAA Exhibit by artist Deborah Foster at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
  • Jewelry Sale to benefit Meals on Wheels in the lobby of the Carson City Senior Center: 911 Beverly Drive (9am-2pm)
  • Late Summer Regular Show at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
  • All you can eat Wings at Firkin and Fox (all day; $11.95)
  • Family Story Time in the Carson City Library Digitorium (11:15am-11:45am; get ticket in the auditorium)
  • Dayton Farmers Market at Community Roots Nursery on Second St., Dayton (3pm-6pm)
  • Summer Writes at the Carson City Library (3:30pm-5pm; Join a group of aspiring fan fiction writers to share your work, discuss writing techniques, and get editing help; Ages 14-17)
  • Hawaiian Theme: Thirsty Third Thursday Wine Walk in the downtown Gardnerville Main Street District – register at Big Daddy’s Bike Ski and Board or at Town of Gardnerville office (4:30pm-7:30pm; $15 to participate, $5 for reusable wine glass)
  • Eagle Valley Middle School Day at the Hwy 50 Pizza Factory (20% of the day's proceeds donated to the Library's Book Fair Program)

  • Halfway To St. Patrick's Day Celebration at the Firkin and Fox (Live Music with Sean the Piper at 5pm; Corned Beef and Cabbage and Irish Stew with Soda bread; drink specials)
  • CCAI Exhibit: Tow’ring High, by photographer Deon Reynolds in the Sierra Room of the Carson City Community Center (available during public meetings and most evenings 5pm-8pm)
  • CASA of Carson City Information Hour in the Family Court Complex: 1539 E. 5th Street- Drive straight in to the back of the parking lot and you will see the big CASA sign on the door (5:30pm)
  • Throwback Thursdays: Live Music with Rick J. Radecki at Casino Fandango (5:30pm)
  • 6th Annual Best of Show Cigar Party at Carson Cigar Co. (5:30pm)
  • Trivia Thursdays at Alatte Wine and Coffee Bar in the Carson Nugget (6pm-8pm)
  • Salsa/Latin Dance at El Charro Avita (Basic Lesson 6pm-6:30pm $7; Salsa Combo 6:30pm-7:30pm lesson $7; open dance 7:30pm-9pm; free)
  • Gold Hill Lecture Series: John Tyson, journalist and working cowboy from Virginia City at the Crown Point Restaurant at the Gold Hill Hotel, Gold Hill (Dinner 6pm, Lecture 7:30pm; $25 for the dinner and lecture, $10 for the lecture only; Advance reservations required by contacting the Gold Hill Hotel at 775-847-0111)
  • Live Music with Terri Campillo and Craig Fletcher at Glen Eagles Restaurant (6:30pm-10:30pm)
  • Improv Workshop in the Black Box Theater at the Brewery Arts Center (7pm; free, donations appreciated)
  • Third Thursday Karaoke at Caterpillar's Hookah Lounge
  • Line Dancing Night at Beercade: 1930 N. Carson St. (7pm; free lessons)
  • Live Music with Lisa Feit: Country DJ/ karaoke and dance hits at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (7pm)
  • Karaoke at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar (9pm)

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