Join us for a special dinner honoring philanthropist and art collector Jordan D. Schnitzer. Join us at 6 pm for a gallery preview of “The World Stage: Contemporary Art from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.” Following the exhibition preview, guests will enjoy a traditional Shabbat dinner prepared by chez louie in the Nightingale Sky Room with remarks from our honored guest in conversation with JoAnne Northrup, Curatorial Director and Curator of Contemporary Art.

Gallery preview at 6 pm. Dinner will begin at 6:30 pm in the Nightingale Sky Room. Advanced reservations are required. Please register by March 10.

Seating for dinner is open and service will be family style. Pricing is inclusive of gratuity. To request group seating, please call or email Heidi Loeb at 775.398.7235

Jordan D. Schnitzer is President of Harsch Investment Properties, a privately-owned real estate investment company based in Portland, Oregon, which owns and operates over 27 million square feet of office, multi-tenant industrial, multi-family and retail properties in six western states, including Nevada. He is also a world-class collector of contemporary art with a collection that currently numbers over 14,000 works.

Gold and Silver Key award-winning students are presented with their awards and honored during this special ceremony at the Museum attended by family, teachers, friends, and members of the community.

All invited guests must RSVP to Jacque Dawson by February 13, 2020 to attend. Due to limited space, Gold and Silver Key award-winning students may RSVP with up to two guests and educators may bring one guest. 

FREE Admission

Join us in celebrating the Gold Key award-winning students of 2020 and the opening of their exhibition at the Holland Project gallery at 140 Vesta Street in Reno. 

FREE Admission

NOTE: Tickets to this event are now sold out.

Singer songwriter, painter, essayist – Tom Russell has recorded 35 highly acclaimed records and published five books. His songs have been recorded by Johnny Cash, K.D. Lang, Joe Ely, and numerous others. Rolling Stone has dubbed Russell the “greatest living folk-country songwriter” and critics have called him “the last great American voice.” Join us for a very special concert with this musical treasure of the American West.

Doors open at 6:30 pm with a cash bar.

Concert will be held in the Nightingale Sky Room. Open Seating.

Join us for an evening exploring the broad spectrum of emotion within the tango genre. This live performance will feature original tango compositions performed by cellist Joseph Tatum of Darabello alongside the choreography of Susana Rojo Miró and dance of Julia Auzmendi and Fredy Maldonado of Reno Tango Collective. 

*Doors open at 6 pm with cash bar in chez louie.

PLEASE NOTE: This event has been canceled.

Visit designconference.com for submission form and submission details.

Deadline: Applications are due September 12, 2019. Drop off must occur on September 19. 

Indulge your senses at an exclusive four-course dinner and wine experience featuring a creative menu prepared by chef Mark Estee and his chez louie team paired with premier wines including Roederer Estate L’Ermitage 2011, Altamura Cabernet Sauvignon 2014, Daou Soul of a Lion 2016, Quintessa 2015, and Sebastiani Cabernet Sauvignon 2015.

Reservations required at 775.284.2921 or bchilds@renolfg.com.

$190 / $170 Members / All Inclusive

SUMMER SHABBAT DINNER IS NOW SOLD OUT.

In collaboration with Blend Catering, chez louie will prepare a special Israeli-inspired Shabbat menu, served family style. Guests will dine in the Nightingale Sky Room, following a screening of the award-winning film The Last Resort, a celebration of some of Miami’s greatest visual artists and a stunning testament to its all but forgotten Jewish retirement community.

Film Starts at 5:30 pm in the Wayne and Miriam Prim Theater. Dinner will begin at 7 pm in the Nightingale Sky Room. Advanced reservations are required. Please register by June 25.

Seating for dinner is open and service will be family style. To request group seating, please call or email Heidi Loeb at 775.398.7235

Tickets to dinner include admission to the film and pricing is inclusive of gratuity.

About “The Last Resort”:

Long before Art Deco was a movement and prior to the arrival of the youth culture of MTV and Miami Vice, South Beach was home to the largest cluster of Jewish retirees in the country. Intrigued by the small apartments, low-cost of living, sunny weather, and thriving cultural life, they came in the thousands seeking refuge from the Northeast’s brutal winters. In The Last Resort, viewers embark on a journey to the iconic Miami Beach of yesterday through the lens of young photographers Andy Sweet and Gary Monroe, resulting in one of the most fascinating photographic documentations of a community ever caught on film.

Join us at the Nevada Museum of Art to commemorate the historic 150th Anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. Artists Zhi Lin and Hung Liu will join Andrea and John C. Deane Senior Curator and Deputy Director Ann M. Wolfe to discuss their artworks made in response to the sacrifices of Chinese Railroad workers who raced to complete the rail line that would unite America from east to west in 1869. Directly following the presentation, a ceremonial gathering will take place at the exact time 150 years ago that the Golden Spike was hammered into the last rail at Promontory, Utah by Leland Stanford. The program will include remarks followed by the recitation of the names of over 800 known Chinese railroad workers between 2:27 pm and 2:47 pm—a twenty minute period during which the original telegram announcing the completion of the railroad was sent from Utah to Washington DC in 1869. This honorific recitation will be accompanied by the playing of traditional Chinese instruments by Todd Green.

The ceremony and panel discussion will take place in the Nightingale Sky Room with sweeping views of the Sierra Nevada.