Whether you just want to grab a quick bite or you’re shopping for the family, you’ll find the best Hispanic food in Reno and Sparks at a Mexican grocery store. From meat, seafood, and cheese to baked goods, housewares, and food made-to-order, satisfy your cravings and fill your fridge with food from one of these five Mexican grocery stores.
In Reno, the Silver State’s independent spirit shines bright at its locally-owned businesses — especially the quirky ones, like a surprisingly Instagrammable taxidermy shop, where deceased animals are anything but stiff or stuffy.
La Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito SCE y el Consulado de México anunciaron una alianza para ampliar la inclusión financiera en Nevada a través de la designación de “Juntos Avanzamos”.
Make The Road Nevada, una organización progresista dedicada a empoderar a la comunidad latina y de clase trabajadora, fue anfitrión de un evento informativo para discutir el Proyecto de Ley del Senado SB-92 y su impacto en los vendedores ambulantes en Nevada.
Whether it’s a first date or you’re finally taking a long-deserved night out without the kids, finding a swoon-worthy Latin or Spanish restaurant in Reno esto es pan comido.
Los festivales en Nevada están llenos de diversión para toda la familia durante todo el año. También abarcan una amplia gama de temas, desde fuego y hielo hasta rocas y botellas. Festivales de globos, festivales de danza, festivales de observación de estrellas: hay algo que celebrar para todos en Silver State, de enero a diciembre y de principio a fin.
October is in the rearview mirror, now it’s time for another month full of fun in Nevada. There are tons of family-friendly activities happening across the Silver State.
From cultural celebrations to nonprofit fundraisers, even some early visits from Santa, here are some of the coolest things to do with your kids in Nevada this month.
Nevada became the 36th state in the United States on October 31, 1864. It’s an accomplishment worthy of celebration, commemorated in cities throughout the Silver State, on the last Friday of October every year.
Parades. Train Rides. Chilli Cookoffs. Drilling contests. These are just some of the many ways our great state celebrates its big day. From educational events to marching bands, there’s plenty to do and see on Nevada Day and all weekend long.
