PBS Reno ARTS brings listeners up close with the creators, performers and cultural enrichment opportunities in our region. Meet the people who are the arts in our region, learn what stokes their passions and preview what’s coming up in theater, music and more.
PBS Reno ARTS Podcast
Holly Spahr & Guinivere Clark aim to give us a good scare this Halloween. They explain how this year's Dark Corner Haunt has expanded to the old Nevada State Prison, turning a historic abandoned facility into the scariest place in town.
PBS Reno ARTS Podcast
RTIA founders update us on what’s in store this year.
PBS Reno ARTS Podcast
Tracey Oliver rose from volunteer to Executive Director over eleven years at Sierra Arts.
PBS Reno ARTS Podcast
Celebrating 25 years of the Riverside Artist Lofts with Arabesque on October 11.
PBS Reno ARTS Podcast
A wide-ranging conversation with Kate Mulligan, who has had a fascinating acting career.
Preview the 2024 Artown festival.
The 2024 Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival season.
Listen to the story of Reno Philharmonic and RCO.
Explore the unique art experiences of a nomadic art approach.
George Lam introduces the 2024 Literary Crawl.
It’s the 50th anniversary of Dr. Johanson’s discovery.
A longtime journalist and University of Nevada, Reno alum.
Megan Berner explains the public art process.
Dana Nollsch is a familiar face to Reno area theater groups.
2024 Silver Pen Award winner Laura Newman has a new book.
Karen Terrey is the newly-appointed Poet Laureate of Nevada County.
Jessica Santina has reviewed theater for the Reno News & Review for years.
A few years ago, Kris Vagner saw that arts journalism was dwindling.
Keeping cabaret-style dance performances alive in the Reno area.
Two of the eight-person writing team that created Bottom Gun.
Listen to the story behind AVA ballet.
Listen to his thinking in an improv performance.
Introducing listeners to Lake Tahoe Documentary Film Festival.
Ann Wolfe, Deep Time: Sea Dragons of Nevada
Can art help us bridge the divides?
Reno City Artist Chris Lanier discusses the position.
Dennyse Sewell, CEO, Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts
Reno Little Theater presents a new version of Dial M For Murder.
Introducing the John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art.
Rosine Bena is also a contributor to Art Views.
Reno’s Cordillera Film Festival became one of the coolest in the world.
Founder of For The Song to support artists facing industry challenges.
Starting his time as the Executive Director of Arts For All Nevada.
Returning to preview the 2025 Artown Festival.