Fall officially began at 11:19 a.m. Monday, and some of Reno-Tahoe's favorite fall activities are back, too—including Street Vibrations, the Dragon Lights Festival, the Genoa Candy Dance and the Cordillera Film Festival. The region's weather should be more of the same, with highs hovering near 80 throughout the week, and only a slim chance of rain in the middle of the week.
It’s not just houses and asylums—cemeteries can be haunted, too. Here are four cemeteries in Nevada that are reportedly haunted.
There’s a chill in the air and the leaves are beginning to change. Corn mazes, pumpkin patches and haunted houses are just weeks away, and Halloween fans may be wondering where to find spooky tours near Reno.
A terrifying theme park, frightening festival, petrifying parade, and murderous mansion are among the best and scariest Las Vegas Halloween haunts for 2025.
The autumnal equinox is this weekend! Celebrate by attending a community festival, or a free concert if you're in Las Vegas. It's also Hispanic Heritage Month through Oct. 15—join the fun in a block fiesta in Reno. Or if you're in Elko—enjoy the beautiful Ruby Mountains as the backdrop for mesmerizing hot air balloons.
A colorful display of Latin American history, heritage, and culture will be at the forefront of the Latin Heritage Parade at Downtown Summerlin.
The start of fall is just around the corner on September 22. Don’t miss these events in Nevada that will give you all the autumnal feels.
Aquí te dejamos otros eventos que podrás encontrar alrededor del valle que son gratis o de bajo costo, familiares y llenos de orgullo latino, para que inicies el Mes de Herencia Hispana (que corre hasta el 15 de octubre) lleno de color.
The 44th Great Reno Balloon Race is set for this Friday through Sunday. And while hot-air balloons will be visible on the horizon throughout most of the Truckee Meadows, the best views are from up close at Rancho San Rafael Park, which draws thousands of spectators every year.
The Reno Gazette Journal looked to three different sources — the Farmer's Almanac, Explore Fall and the National Weather Service — to see what each organization or company said would likely be Northern Nevada's peak season for autumn foliage.
