We are in the full swing of summer and there are so many fun things to do to get outside! Spending time outdoors can lower blood pressure, reduce stress, improve mood, and help us to heal more quickly. Some of our favorite summer activities are spending time at the beach in Lake Tahoe, exploring historic Virginia City, and the many events the region has to offer!
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Night in the Country
July 21 - 23

Pure country, pure Nevada farmland. In addition to some of America’s top performers and various stages throughout the venue, ticket holders can access Full Moon Saloon, Extreme Bull Riding and other rodeo acts, mud volleyball and more.


Green Goddess Farmers Market
August 3 & September 4

The Green Goddess  Market at the Oats Park Art Center in Fallon features produce from local farms, artwork from local artists and crafters, music by local musicians, prepared food from local businesses and more!
Carson City Wine Walk
August 6

Stroll Downtown Carson City and enjoy wine poured from participating businesses. This is a perfect opportunity to experience everything the Downtown has to offer while participating businesses present special deals, entertainment and a variety of wines.

Fallon Cantaloupe Festival
August 26 - 28

Dating all the way back to 1911, Fallon’s lasting love for locally renowned Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes has turned into the longest food and drink festival in Nevada. Sitting thousands of feet lower in elevation than the Reno area makes Fallon an agricultural hotspot for the Reno-Tahoe region

Reno named America's best small city to live, visit and invest
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America’s best small cities have been ranked using a unique combination of statistical performance and qualitative evaluations by locals and visitors in 23 areas grouped into six core categories.

Resonance Consultancy has published a report ranking the nation's cities with metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) of populations above 100,000 but under 500,000.

Aside from Reno, other high-performing small cities were Naples in Florida, Santa Fe in New Mexico, Savannah in Georgia and Asheville, North Carolina.

The report, the world's most comprehensive city ranking, uses 23 factors grouped into six categories covering a range of criteria including weather, access to outdoor space, education and work prospects, population diversity, leisure options, sports teams and even social media popularity.

source: original.newsbreak.com/@peter-561863/2649237363572-reno-named-america-s-best-small-city-to-live-visit-and-invest
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