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Callie Hopper
Callie Hopper performs live at Terrace Lounge as part of a free concert series, showcasing a Pop-Americana sound with Nashville roots.
Terrace LoungeSpring Trail-Work Series: Recycled Trails Week 3
Gear Hut and Washoe County's Natural Resource Team are leading a hands on trail building session at Huffaker Hills Open Space, also known as Rattlesnake Mountain, as part of the Spring Trail-Work Series. This is the final installment in a three part effort aimed at completing a new route by the end of the week. Snacks, drinks, tools and personal protective equipment are provided. Expect strenuous work on uneven ground. Volunteers may move rocks, shovel and shape soil, and clear vegetation. Participants must be at least 13 years old and are required to wear closed toe shoes, long sleeves and long pants. Plans may change due to weather. Space is limited to 25 volunteers per event, with registration handled through Washoe County. Groups of eight or more can coordinate a separate service or trail work date by contacting Bobby at Washoe County.
Zero 9:36 and more
At Club Underground, ZERO 9:36 leads a lineup with guests ELIJAH and DOWNSWING, joined by support from SPLIT PERSONA and DECLINE TO STATE. All ages are welcome. The event is presented by 30 Silver Media, a Reno small business that produces concert events throughout the West.
Club UndergroundApril 2026 - Washoe 4-H Record Book Clinic
Bring your 4-H Record Book for a focused work session. 4-H staff will be available to answer questions and provide individualized guidance, including support for the Annual Achievement Record, the Project Book, photo pages, and the 4-H story. RSVP to Bethany Steiner at 775-784-4848 or bsteiner@unr.edu. This session may be canceled if there are no RSVPs and no 4-H members at the office.
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