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Visit Carson City has hired Eric Brooks as its new Arts and Culture Program Manager. Brooks brings more than a decade of experience, having worked as an art director and gallery curator for various nonprofit organizations in northern Nevada. Brooks begins his role Monday, Nov. 6, 2023. He will be responsible for implementing, organizing, managing and evaluating programs and … [Read more...] about Visit Carson City Welcomes Eric Brooks as Arts and Culture Program Manager

Winners of the design competition will have their designs featured on Visit Carson City merchandise. CARSON CITY, Nev. — Calling all artists and graphic designers! Visit Carson City is looking for your help to capture the essence of Carson City, Nevada through graphic representations that can be used on new merchandise like clothing, water bottles, stickers and more. The … [Read more...] about Visit Carson City Looking for New Merchandise Graphics

There is no shortage of events and activities to choose from this weekend – Friday, Aug. 27 through Sunday, Aug. 29, 2021 – in Carson City, Nevada. The jam-packed schedule includes some of the community’s summertime staples and also kicks off the return of general season trains by the V&T Railway Commission. Be sure to stay up to date by checking event webpages for status … [Read more...] about Events Takeover Carson City This Weekend

A new outdoor mural located on the north facing wall of the Carson City Visitors Center, on the corner of Carson Street and Washington Street, is the city’s newest form of public art. The mural was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Carson City, Carson City Cultural Commission, Consolidated Municipality of Carson City, Kaplan Family Trust and Visit Carson City. Artist Abner … [Read more...] about New Outdoor Mural Welcomes Visitors to Carson City

After more than a year of COVID-19 restrictions and canceled event calendars, Visit Carson City has announced its summer and fall event calendar hoping to lure travelers back to the region. Nestled on the east side of the Sierra Nevada, Carson City is offering a mix of events, music festivals and holiday weekend celebrations, all pairing seamlessly with activities available … [Read more...] about With Restrictions Lifted, Events Return to Carson City

Visit Carson City announced it has hired Debra Soule as its new Arts & Culture Program Manager. Soule brings more than 20 years of experience to the role, having worked in municipal and state government positions in Australia, Canada and the United States. Soule will be starting in her new role later this month. She will be implementing, organizing, managing and … [Read more...] about Visit Carson City Hires Debra Soule as Arts & Culture Program Manager

Carson City, Nev. – The Carson City Culture & Tourism Authority, dba Visit Carson City, is seeking proposals for two Carson City murals – one for the interior of the Visitor Information Center and the other on the exterior north wall of the Center. Interior Mural ProjectThe Carson City Culture & Tourism Authority is seeking a muralist with the goal to create a “wow” … [Read more...] about Call for Proposals for Two Visit Carson City Murals

Carson City, Nev. -- Nevada’s State Capital, Carson City, was recently ranked at the top of the list of 10 places in the United States to travel and avoid the pandemic, according to Forbes. The article states, “One of Nevada’s most historic towns settled during the silver boom of the late 1800s. Minutes from world famous Lake Tahoe, the bright lights and casinos of Reno, … [Read more...] about Carson City Named Top Place in America to Travel Right Now and Avoid the Pandemic by Forbes

(Carson City, Nev.) – Nevada Day in Carson City will see some changes in 2020 so that people can celebrate and enjoy safely and responsibly. Although the traditional parade has been canceled, Nevadans will have an opportunity to celebrate the 156th anniversary of Nevada’s statehood in a variety of ways. The theme this year is Historic Moments in Nevada. Some of the … [Read more...] about Celebrate Nevada Day in Many Ways for the State’s 156th Anniversary