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Relocation Guide: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Reno Area

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Reno has a long history of being a gambling town, but over the years, the Biggest Little City has grown to include swaths of small businesses, a top Carnegie® research university, eclectic communities with stunning homes, and so much more. While Reno will probably never fully ditch its party and gambling reputation, there are so many things that make it a family-friendly place to call home. To prove it to you, we’ve outlined some of our favorite family-friendly attractions in the Reno area.

 

  1. National Automobile Museum – As one of America’s top 10 auto museums, the National Automobile Museum is a top Reno attraction that features 200 eye-popping cars and a theater.
  2. Animal Ark – As a wildlife sanctuary and education center, Animal Ark is a safe haven for injured, abandoned, and otherwise non-releasable wildlife. They provide a lifelong home for animals that don’t have the skills to survive in the wild and encourage visitors to learn about their stories.
  3. The Discovery – Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum – The Discovery is known for being where children can discover science through unique, hands-on programs and exhibits. There’s always something new happening at the museum. From exhibits to events and partnerships to build creative and critical thinking skills, you’ll never be bored here!
  4. Sierra Nevada Zoological Park – Home to over two hundred animals and over forty different species, the Sierra Nevada Zoological Park is the largest zoo in the state. It’s a great place to visit zebras, camels, leopards, monkeys, lions, and tigers.
  5. Wilbur D. May Museum – The Wilbur D. May Center features a museum, arboretum, and botanical gardens — leading to hours of fun! The May Museum houses the private collection of Wilbur D. May, and you’ll find thousands of rare and exotic artifacts, as well as traveling exhibitions, special programs, and events.
  6. Carnival Midway – Located in Circus Circus Reno at THE ROW, the Carnival Midway offers fun for kids and adults alike. There are more than 40 arcade-style games, circus shows, carnival acts, and more to keep everyone entertained.
  7. The Puzzle Room – This escape game is a great way to get everyone working together to piece together a series of puzzles and solve the mystery. There are five different themes to choose from, so you can keep coming back for more fun.
  8. Kimmie Candy Factory Tours – Did you know that Reno is home to a candy production facility? You can even schedule an appointment to take a free tour of the factory and watch as they create their confectionery and chocolate treats.
  9. Fly High Trampoline Park – Need to help burn off some of that excess energy that kids seem to have in abundant supply? Check out Fly High! They have foam pits, trampoline dodgeball, and areas to accommodate beginners as well as seasoned jumpers.
  10. Reno Aces Baseball – The spring and summer months are packed full of baseball games you can attend. There are ​​60+ home games and all kinds of special events and promotions to take part in.

This list is only the beginning of the family-friendly attractions that are at your disposal, and the list only grows each year! ​​If you have questions about moving or what it’s like relocating to the Reno-Sparks community, contact the David Morris Group. We’re always happy to share our knowledge of the area and the real estate market!

 

 

 

 

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Haunted Hot Spots to Visit in Virginia City

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October is the time where things go bump in the night, and everyone’s looking for something that might give them a fright! If you’re looking for a Halloween adventure, there are some haunted hot spots to visit in Virginia City.

 

Just 30 minutes outside of Reno lies the historic town of Virginia City. With buildings and events dating back to the 1800s, haunting and harrowing tales have been coming from the community for over a century. On your next visit, be sure to check out:

Delta Saloon

Virginia City once had 100 saloons, but the Delta Saloon was the most famous for its gaming room, which features the Suicide Table — a gambling table that has hosted many famous men betting for high stakes.

Historic Fourth Ward School

Originally built to be one of the finest schools in the area in 1875, the building is now a museum highlighting the history of the Comstock. Visit the Fourth Ward School for its exhibits, to say you visited the only Second Empire building still standing in the United States, or because the former teacher, Miss Suzie, is still seen searching the grounds for her students.

Mackay Mansion

The Victorian-era mansion was constructed in 1859 by George Hearst and is one of the few original structures that survived two major fires to hit Virginia City. Mackay Mansion has been featured on Ghost Adventures and the Dead Files, and visitors report hearing two little girls running on the staircase, seeing the maid Harriet in the parlor, and seeing a Shadow Man upstairs.

Piper’s Opera House

Piper’s Opera House has been listed by the League of Historic Theaters and has been called one of the most significant vintage theaters on the West Coast. Tons of performances were hosted on the stage over the years, and it’s said that entities visit to relive their glory days and put on a show for fans.

St. Mary’s Art Center

Originally a hospital for the Comstock miners, this building was constructed in 1875 but was left empty and abandoned for many years after the Gold and Silver Rush declined, only to be saved in 1964 and turned into a stunning art and culture center. St. Mary’s Art Center is said to still house some of the patients and nurses who frequented the building during its time as a hospital.

Storey County Courthouse

As Nevada’s oldest continuously operating courthouse, Storey County Courthouse operates as a museum today and boasts one of the few Lady of Justices in the country that is not blindfolded. It holds a haunting tale of a cry for justice and a man who walks the halls, trying to share his story.

Sugarloaf Mountain Motel

The quaint and cozy motel is situated in a 19th-century brick and stone former miners’ residence. The Sugarloaf Mountain Motel is full of ghost stories and even has a book for guests to share their own ghostly experiences at the venue.

Old Washoe Club

Built to be a luxury bar for high-status men, the Old Washoe Club housed the Millionaire’s Club and was where several people took their last breaths. The death toll has never been confirmed, and it’s said that has lead to some unrestful souls that still wander the halls.

 

If you need more ideas on how to enjoy this season or if you’d like to know what’s happening in the local real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your helpful guide. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

 

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Family-Friendly Fall Activities

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Are you someone who can’t wait for sweater weather, loves seeing the leaves change colors, and enjoys the slight nip in the air? Those are all signs that fall is on the horizon, and there’s no better time to live in Reno than when the fall season starts. We’ve put together some family-friendly fall activities to help everyone in your household get into the spirit of the season!

Decorate Your Home

  • Front porch – a simple fall wreath, a few hay bales, and some pumpkins are all easy ways to add some warmth and cheer to your home. It also makes for a great place to take family photos for your holiday cards.
  • Table – Adding some plaid fabrics brightens up your meals, and if you want to kick it up a notch, get the family to help you create a centerpiece. You can add fall flowers, mini pumpkins, candles, and anything that reminds you of fall.

Have a Backyard Sleepover

Gather up all of your extra blankets and layer up your clothes to head outdoors. Enjoy the cool air and snuggle together to pick out the constellations. You can kick it up a notch by hanging a bed sheet on your fence to create a big screen and watch your favorite movies or by sharing your favorite ghost stories.

Jump in a Pile of Leaves

Raking up the colorful leaves may be the least fun fall activity, but diving into them before packing them up makes it all worth it!

Make Your Own Halloween Costume

Get clever and think outside of the box! Come up with a Halloween costume that you’re unlikely to see anyone else wear.

Tour the Neighborhood

Check out how everyone is getting into the fall and Halloween spirit by driving around or walking around to see the decorations.

Go Hiking

The best time to enjoy the views on one of the hundreds of trails in and around the city is when nature is bursting with color. Go hiking and discover your new favorite spot.

Decorate Pumpkins and Gourds

Carve, paint, or craft pumpkins and gourds. It’s a seasonal must!

Make Something Seasonal

Try out a new recipe or find a way to add a new twist to a classic by using the fruits and veggies in season. The produce in season includes:

  • Apples
  • Bananas
  • Beets
  • Bell Peppers
  • Broccoli
  • Brussels Sprouts
  • Cabbage
  • Carrots
  • Cauliflower
  • Celery
  • Collard Greens
  • Cranberries
  • Garlic
  • Ginger
  • Grapes
  • Green Beans
  • Kale
  • Kiwifruit
  • Lemons
  • Lettuce
  • Limes
  • Mangos
  • Mushrooms
  • Onions
  • Parsnips
  • Pears
  • Peas
  • Pineapples
  • Potatoes
  • Pumpkin
  • Radishes
  • Raspberries
  • Rutabagas
  • Spinach
  • Sweet Potatoes & Yams
  • Swiss Chard
  • Turnips
  • Winter Squash

There are all kinds of ways you can make autumn special. Take part in a few family-friendly fall activities and make it a memorable time for your loved ones. If you need more ideas on fall activities you can enjoy this season or if you’d like to know what’s happening in the local real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your helpful guide. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

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Senior Services in Reno and Sparks

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Nevada has seen a large influx of relocators over the years, especially in the last few months. Some of those new residents include retirees who are drawn to Nevada for its beautiful landscape, wonderful amenities, and various tax benefits — low property tax rates, no state income tax, no estate tax, no inheritance tax, and no taxes on withdrawals from retirement accounts and public and private pension income. The benefits for retirees don’t stop there — the senior services in Reno and Sparks are always growing!

Caregiving

General Resources

Health Care

Local Senior Services

Transportation

 

There are tons of resources and services to help Nevada residents age in place and live a comfortable life. Reno and Sparks will always be wonderful places to live and retire. For more information on the senior services in Reno and Sparks or for help navigating the real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

 

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What You Need to Know: Hot August Nights 2021

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Hot August Nights is one of the most well-known and highly-anticipated events hitting Reno, Sparks, and Virginia City each year. It draws in thousands of tourists, car enthusiasts, and residents alike to take part in the festivities. The Virginia City celebration will take place July 30-31 and the Reno-Sparks celebration will take place August 3-8. Here’s what you need to know about Hot August Nights 2021.

Entertainment

  • August 3, 2021 – Long Time: A Tribute to the Band Boston | Grand Sierra Resort and Casino outdoor stage
  • August 4, 2021 – Australian Bee Gees Show: A Tribute to the Bee Gees | Grand Sierra Resort and Casino outdoor stage
  • August 4, 2021 – The Stars of Beatlemania | Nugget Event Center outdoor stage
  • August 5, 2021 – Peter Noone’s Herman’s Hermits | Grand Sierra Resort and Casino outdoor stage
  • August 5, 2021 – Hollywood Stones Tribute | Nugget Event Center outdoor stage
  • August 6, 2021 – The Guess Who | Grand Sierra Resort and Casino outdoor stage
  • August 6, 2021 – Surfin The Beach Boys Tribute | Nugget Event Center outdoor stage
  • August 7, 2021 – The Commodores | Grand Sierra Resort and Casino outdoor stage
  • August 7, 2021 – Chubby Checker | Nugget Event Center outdoor stage

Venues

  • Atlantis Casino Resort Spa – Check out the Cruise of Champions, daily Show-n-Shines, food, and free entertainment.
  • Baldini’s Sports Casino & Restaurant – Home of the car participant breakfast specials.
  • The Garage – 21+ area will allow you to enjoy complimentary drinks in comfort and style.
  • Downtown Reno – Host of Celebrity Show-n-Shine along with nightly cruising.
  • Grand Sierra Resort and Casino – Home to Car Participant Check-in & Registration, Celebrity Choice Show-n-Shine, free live headline entertainment, sponsor displays, and food.
  • Nugget Casino Resort – Host of the Official Hot August Nights Drag Races & Burnouts, the Nugget Ultimate Classic Car Competition, Best Stock Original and Best Stock Restored Competition, food, and more.
  • Peppermill Resort Spa Casino – Check out the Official Kick-Off Party, specialty car displays, food, vendors, Night Life, and the Mill Mile Show-n-Shine Competition.
  • Reno Events Center – Explore over 300 booths featuring the latest in hot rod, street rod, and truck accessories.
  • Reno-Sparks Convention Center – The destination for the Hot August Nights Auction.
  • Reno Sparks Livestock Event Center – Home to the Hot August Nights Swap Meet and Cool Car Corral & Showroom.
  • Virginia City – Venture along the wooden boardwalk to check out the Pre-Kickoff event, the array of classics cars, food, and entertainment.
  • Victorian Square Sparks – Home to the Ultimate Classic Competition, a craft fair, free headliner entertainment, a cruise down Victorian Avenue, and a Celebrity Choice Show-n-Shine.

Hot August Nights is full of back-to-back events. For the full schedule, click here. If you have questions about what else Reno has to offer or you’d simply like to chat about the changes to the Reno-Sparks real estate market, contact the David Morris Group.

 

 

 

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Public Pools in Reno and Sparks

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A dip in the pool is the perfect way to cool off in the summer months. The refreshing water can rejuvenate you and have you ready to take on the rest of the week. If Tahoe is too far a drive for you to make often this summer, there are some public pools in Reno and Sparks you can visit.

Reno Pools

The City of Reno offers swimming lessons, water fitness, and aquatic training and certifications. There are several programs that fall under each of these categories, so be sure to check out the website here for more information.

Sparks Pools

The City of Sparks offers a variety of swimming and water fitness classes, including aquacise, senior aquacise, senior water fitness, parent/child with autism learn-to-swim program, and adapted aquatics and swim lessons. For more information, check out the website here.

Other Water Attractions Nearby:

Visiting a public pool and spending an afternoon splashing around with friends is a standard summer activity. Be sure to dive into the summer by visiting one of the many water attractions and pools we have in the area. For more information on what we love about calling Reno home and the best places to visit to stay cool in the summer, contact the David Morris Group. Our expertise is unparalleled, and we’re happy to be your guides.

 

 

 

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Where to Enjoy a Cold Treat This Summer

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With Tahoe 45 minutes away, you may not be able to slip away for a dip in the cool waters every time you feel a trickle of sweat drip down your neck this summer, but there are other ways to beat the heat! One of the best ways to cool off is to enjoy a little ice cream or bite into a cold treat this summer, and we have the scoop on where you should visit.

Bibo Freddo Gelato

Bibo Freddo Gelato is a locally owned small-batch gelato and sorbetto shop. There are an array of flavors to choose from, with classic and unique combos that appeal to everyone. Bart’s Revenge is a fan favorite!

Black Rock Dessert

If you love Icycle Creamery, you’ll love Black Rock Dessert. As a new extension of Icecycle Creamery, they continue to handcraft ice cream and desserts using local products. Their ice cream, shakes, and sundaes are worth savoring all through summer.

Honey Treat Yogurt

Since 1982, Honey Treat Yogurt has been serving delicious non-fat, no sugar added, low carb, gluten-free, non-dairy frozen yogurt. There are over 35 toppings to make your dessert special.

KRĒM

Bringing you cake and soft serve, KRĒM is the best of both worlds! This soft serve shop adds a new twist by ditching the cone and replacing it with cake. The flavors are unique and always changing.

Paleteria del Angel

Located in Sparks, Paleteria del Angel serves some of the freshest and best-tasting handmade ice cream pops with traditional Mexican flavors and flair.

Rita’s Italian Ice and Frozen Custard

The famous Italian ice is a sweet frozen treat that is made fresh daily in small batches, just like their frozen custards. Visit Rita’s Italian Ice and Frozen Custard for a hand-scooped treat.

Rolled Mountain Creamery

Inspired by the street vendors of Thailand, Rolled Mountain Creamery offers made-to-order ice cream rolls, which is both fun to watch and delicious to eat.

The Arch Society

Known as Reno’s one and only dessert bar, The Arch Society specializes in cocktails, milkshakes, desserts, and ice cream perfections. Be sure to check out the monthly specials as well as the specials running Tuesday through Friday.

 

Reno is a sweet place to dine and an even sweeter place to live! Enjoy a few cold treats this summer, and if you need help navigating the hot Reno real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your guide. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

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Relaxing in Reno: Where to Have a Spa Day

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With the Sierra Nevada mountains surrounding the city, Reno has some of the most beautiful scenery. Taking in the sights is but one of the ways you can relax and unwind in the city. There are also a variety of luxury spas to bring peace to your mind, body, and soul. Check out where to have a spa day in Reno.

The Refuge Spa

Pamper yourself by choosing from the various body scrubs, body wraps, couple’s massages, eye treatments, facials, hair and scalp treatments, lip treatments, paraffin hand treatments, and therapy baths at The Refuge Spa at the Renaissance Hotel.

Spa Atlantis

Located inside the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, Spa Atlantis has been awarded Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star designation for six consecutive years. There are various amenities and treatments to choose from. You can relax in one of the lounges, sit in the pool, enjoy a massage, get a facial, have a body wrap or scrub, and more!

Spa at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino

The Spa at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino blends rich minerals and botanicals to deliver a relaxing experience during the various signature massage and skincare rituals offered. There are also some great salon services for a full day of self-care.

The Spa at Silver Legacy

Soothe your soul at The Spa at Silver Legacy. The facility features 12 treatment rooms for massages, wraps, scrubs, and skincare; three relaxation lounges with appropriate social distancing; seven hydrotherapy soaking tubs with spa service only; and a full-service salon.

Spa Toscana

Spa Toscana, located inside Peppermill Reno, was rated the third-best hotel spa in the country by USA TODAY 10 Best. Their facilities include an indoor pool, saunas, steam rooms, cold plunges, showers, locker rooms, Himalayan salt room, and a relaxation room.

 

Take a little time for yourself and enjoy a few of the services, amenities, and treatments from the luxury spas and resorts around Reno. For more information on what we love about calling Reno home and the best places to visit, contact the David Morris Group. Our expertise is unparalleled, and we’re happy to be your guides.

 

 

 

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Home Maintenance Tasks to Tackle Over the Weekend

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Summer is the season of fun. With more time spent outdoors and enjoying the company of friends and family, it’s important to make sure your home is in tip-top shape. If you’re looking to make your home the perfect paradise during the warmer months, start with these home maintenance tasks to tackle over the weekend!

Replace outdoor lighting

Check that porch lights, landscape lights, and motion-sensor lights are all in working order. Replace any bulbs or schedule repairs for anything that’s not working. You can also add some twinkly lights to your backyard for a true outdoor retreat.

Inspect kitchen and bath fixtures

In order to prevent costly water damage and repairs, keep an eye on kitchen and bath fixtures. Regrout and recaulk areas around counters and tile that are in need of a refresh and have any slow leaks repaired immediately.

Check all alarms and detectors

The U.S. Fire Administration recommends that smoke alarms are tested at least once a month and replaced every 10 years. Take care to test smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and other security measures you have in place to make sure everything is in working order.

Prep the grill

Deep cleaning the grill before you start the summer BBQ season will keep your grill working more efficiently. Clean the grates and interior with a grill brush, but don’t neglect the exterior. Warm, soapy water will have it shining and ready to serve up burgers and hot dogs all summer long.

Don’t neglect the walls of your home

Walls can collect dust as much as the rest of the surfaces in your home can. Use a dusting attachment on your vacuum or an electrostatic duster to remove dust from walls, then touch up paint as needed on interior walls and trim.

Check what’s on your shelves

Dust the items on your shelves that have collected a thin layer of dust since your last cleaning session. For areas with a thicker layer of dust, use warm, soapy water to wash off the grime, rinse, and let dry.

Prepare bedrooms for the new season

Swap out heavier bedding for lighter blankets, quilts, and sheets to help you keep cool in the warmer months. Rotate the mattresses on all beds and flip over if possible, to make sure the bed wears evenly.

 

Savor the summer season in style and tackle a few projects each weekend to keep your home ready for guests and fun! If you’re curious about what home maintenance tasks you should add to your to-do list each month and at the start of each season, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have about maintaining a home, buying a home, or selling a home.

 

 

 

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Where To Go Rock Climbing In Reno-Tahoe

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The city of Reno continues to climb the ranks as one of the best mid-size cities in the country for various reasons, but it’s also a great place to fall in love with rock climbing. With the tallest rock climbing wall in the world located in the heart of downtown Reno, our community is home to some of the best rock climbing destinations in the country. Not sure where to go rock climbing in the Reno-Tahoe area? Start with:

Base Camp at Whitney Peak

The 164 foot climbing wall on the side of the Whitney Peak hotel is not only the tallest rock climbing wall in the world, but it also offers some of the best views as well. Inside, you’ll also find an awesome bouldering park.

Big Chief

If you find yourself in the North Lake Tahoe area, be sure to stop in to check out Big Chief. With walls reaching over 250 feet, several short and well-bolted sport climbs, and more than 50 routes, it’s a great place for all levels of climbers.

Eagle Creek Canyon

Near Emerald Bay, you’ll find two great climbing spots in Eagle Creek Canyon. Mayhem Cove is a great spot for intermediate to advanced climbers, while the Ninety Foot Wall is a popular area for beginners as it offers an amazing view of Lake Tahoe.

Lover’s Leap

With more 150 established climbing routes, Lover’s Leap is a popular climbing spot. Scale a 600-foot chunk of granite and admire the beauty of being surrounded by towering pine trees. Lover’s Leap offers some of the best rock climbing around Lake Tahoe and there are even guided rock climbing and educational courses for all ages and abilities.

Mesa Rim Climbing Center

As the largest rock climbing gym in Reno, the Mesa Rim Climbing Center offers more than 24,000 square feet of climbing space. It’s a great place to build your skills and comfort level with climbing. The gym also features yoga and fitness area, locker rooms, a sauna, community areas, and a variety of classes.

 

If you’re looking for outdoor adventure, Reno is the best place to call home. From hundreds of trails to go hiking and biking, cliffs to climb, and beautiful waters to paddle through, there are all kinds of ways to explore the Biggest Little City and the surrounding areas. For more information on what we love about calling Reno home, contact the David Morris Group. Our expertise is unparalleled, and we’re happy to be your guide through the city.