Maureen’s guidebook

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Maureen’s guidebook

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Virginia City Cigar and Bar
69 N C Street
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Historic charm attracts visitors year-round Historic Genoa, Nevada is nestled at the base of the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Range, just 25 minutes east of beautiful Lake Tahoe and one hour south of Reno. It is home to Mormon Station State Historical Park which commemorates the first settlement of Nevada in 1851, when the first permanent trading post was established by a group of Mormon traders from Salt Lake City. Genoa’s natural beauty, historic charms, and local wildlife still beckon travelers today. It is not unusual to spot mule deer as they come down from the forested area on the west side of Genoa and cross local roads to graze on vegetation or fields along the Carson River Valley to the east of Genoa. The small town boasts many local amenities and shops, and welcomes visitors for a day trip or longer, restful stay. Learn about Genoa’s past with a visit to Mormon Station State Historical Park Museum and Genoa Courthouse Museum. Stop by the Genoa Cemetery or the infamous Hanging Tree. Stroll through a variety of shops, and be sure to make time for a leisurely lunch or dinner. Considering a stay in Genoa? There is much to do in the surrounding area including hiking, biking, golfing, flying, fishing, and shopping, just to name a few. Check out the Carson Valley Visitors Authority for more information about Genoa and the surrounding Carson Valley. Be sure to mark your calendar for the last full weekend in September and visit during the annual Genoa Candy Dance Arts and Crafts Faire. Since 1919, volunteers have come together to make the wonderful homemade candy sold during the weekend event. Complemented by a Saturday night Dinner-Dance, this two day event is well-known as one of the greatest craft fairs in Northern Nevada, drawing artisans and visitors from around the country.
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Genoa
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Historic charm attracts visitors year-round Historic Genoa, Nevada is nestled at the base of the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Range, just 25 minutes east of beautiful Lake Tahoe and one hour south of Reno. It is home to Mormon Station State Historical Park which commemorates the first settlement of Nevada in 1851, when the first permanent trading post was established by a group of Mormon traders from Salt Lake City. Genoa’s natural beauty, historic charms, and local wildlife still beckon travelers today. It is not unusual to spot mule deer as they come down from the forested area on the west side of Genoa and cross local roads to graze on vegetation or fields along the Carson River Valley to the east of Genoa. The small town boasts many local amenities and shops, and welcomes visitors for a day trip or longer, restful stay. Learn about Genoa’s past with a visit to Mormon Station State Historical Park Museum and Genoa Courthouse Museum. Stop by the Genoa Cemetery or the infamous Hanging Tree. Stroll through a variety of shops, and be sure to make time for a leisurely lunch or dinner. Considering a stay in Genoa? There is much to do in the surrounding area including hiking, biking, golfing, flying, fishing, and shopping, just to name a few. Check out the Carson Valley Visitors Authority for more information about Genoa and the surrounding Carson Valley. Be sure to mark your calendar for the last full weekend in September and visit during the annual Genoa Candy Dance Arts and Crafts Faire. Since 1919, volunteers have come together to make the wonderful homemade candy sold during the weekend event. Complemented by a Saturday night Dinner-Dance, this two day event is well-known as one of the greatest craft fairs in Northern Nevada, drawing artisans and visitors from around the country.

Neighborhoods

The Splash Pad is located in McFadden Plaza, off Carson Street, across from the Nevada State Legislature. The Splash Pad is free and open to the public. SEASONAL DATES June 1st - October 30th HOURS OF OPERATION Dawn to Dusk* *Schedule may change due to weather or events.
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Carson City
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The Splash Pad is located in McFadden Plaza, off Carson Street, across from the Nevada State Legislature. The Splash Pad is free and open to the public. SEASONAL DATES June 1st - October 30th HOURS OF OPERATION Dawn to Dusk* *Schedule may change due to weather or events.

Local interest

Founded in 1975, the Brewery Arts Center (BAC) is one of Greater Tahoe/Reno’s most active cultural centers. Located in the historic district in the foothills of Carson City, the BAC hosts hundreds of events and activities each year in multiple facilities. Events include theater productions, concerts, art classes, kid’s programs, film screenings, recitals and receptions. With an annual budget of $600,000, the BAC also operates Access Carson City Charter Cable Channels 10 and 26, the Nevada Artist Association Gallery, the Artisans’ Store, and is home to Foodies Bystro. The Brewery Arts Center is committed to presenting and promoting art, arts programming and cultural events for all ages through its facilities and resources to the community of Carson City and the surrounding area. Our Mission The Brewery Arts Center is committed to presenting and promoting art, arts programming and cultural events for all ages through its facilities and resources to the community of Carson City and the surrounding area. Our Vision The vision of the BAC is to nurture and advance the creation and presentation of the arts. The BAC provides everyone with opportunities to celebrate the human spirit through participation in the arts. The BAC seeks to promote a sense of community through the arts.
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Brwery Arts Center
449 W King St
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Founded in 1975, the Brewery Arts Center (BAC) is one of Greater Tahoe/Reno’s most active cultural centers. Located in the historic district in the foothills of Carson City, the BAC hosts hundreds of events and activities each year in multiple facilities. Events include theater productions, concerts, art classes, kid’s programs, film screenings, recitals and receptions. With an annual budget of $600,000, the BAC also operates Access Carson City Charter Cable Channels 10 and 26, the Nevada Artist Association Gallery, the Artisans’ Store, and is home to Foodies Bystro. The Brewery Arts Center is committed to presenting and promoting art, arts programming and cultural events for all ages through its facilities and resources to the community of Carson City and the surrounding area. Our Mission The Brewery Arts Center is committed to presenting and promoting art, arts programming and cultural events for all ages through its facilities and resources to the community of Carson City and the surrounding area. Our Vision The vision of the BAC is to nurture and advance the creation and presentation of the arts. The BAC provides everyone with opportunities to celebrate the human spirit through participation in the arts. The BAC seeks to promote a sense of community through the arts.

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Sightseeing

Gondola at Heavenly village. Scenic 2.4 mile ride up Heavenly Mountain.
Gondola Base
Gondola at Heavenly village. Scenic 2.4 mile ride up Heavenly Mountain.
Quick local hike .
Kings Canyon Waterfalls
Kings Canyon Road
Quick local hike .