LGBTQ+ Reno Travel Guide
Reno Tahoe always strives to be a safe and friendly destination for every person. The city lets you enjoy a cozy stay in a hotel in Reno, offers the best fine dining experience, and a lot more. Here we celebrate love and the desire to pursue your most ambitious vacation goals. For us, that does not simply mean providing a wonderful night out or hosting a family fun day, it begins at the foundation of our culture. The 2021 Municipal Equality Index gave Reno a score of 100/100 for its policies and inclusion of the LGBTQ community.
Check it out below to see what that signifies for residents and visitors alike.
Things To Do
Ø Events and The Arts
Events in Reno Tahoe are back! As restrictions continue to loosen, more events are being added to our calendar. Bookmark our events calendar, and plan your next trip to Reno around one of your favorite events.
Northern Nevada Pride will take place in Wingfield Park each summer in July. There is a parade through downtown Reno, concluding at Wingfield Park where the live entertainment and festival will take place. Northern Nevada Pride is produced by and supports the efforts of Our Center — the local LGBTQ +community center.
For the entire month of July, Reno is Artown. There are concerts at beautiful Rancho San Rafael Park just north of downtown, along with a variety of other live music, dance, culture, and theatre events. Simply step out of your motel in downtown Reno to take pleasure in a variety of events.
Burning Man returns to the Black Rock Desert, August 28 — September 5. You can even find the spirit and art of Burning Man all year long in Reno Tahoe. Art pieces from Burning Man are sprinkled around Reno including Reno’s Neon Line, just west of downtown, and City Plaza, located in the heart of Reno along the beautiful Truckee River.
Each September, The Great Reno Balloon Race sends more than eighty beautiful hot air balloons into the skies over the city. It has been one of the most color and spectacular events in Reno for more than 3decades and in a world-renowned and locally beloved community tradition.
Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts hosts several Broadway productions each season during “Broadway Comes to Reno”. It is even the home of the A.V.A Ballet Theatre and showcases the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra throughout the year. For the most up-to-date list of scheduled events, consider visiting the website of the Pioneer Center.
On the 2nd Thursday of every month, The Emerson Bar presents Drag Bingo! Win fabulous prizes and the proceeds benefit a different charity every month.
Brunch and a show? Head to Café Whitney, inside Whitney Peak Hotel Downtown, on the 3rd Saturday of the month for their Drag Brunch. Presented by the Haus of Does Moore, guests are treated to a delicious brunch and fabulous entertainment.
So, what are you waiting for? Book your room for rent in Reno at Kramer’s Midtown and enjoys all the events with your family!
