Good morning, Reno.

Reno readers can vote for their favorite grocery store in a bracket contest organized by RGJ, featuring eight contenders (Raley's, WinCo, Trader Joe's, Costco, Walmart, Yim's, Hacienda Market and Grill).

Votes are open until 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3.

Catholic Charities opened its new Client Choice Pantry and Essentials Closet on Monday downtown on Eureka Avenue near its former Valley Road location.

The 25,000 sqft facility offers extended hours and food choice for community members and will hold a ribbon-cutting (Feb. 25).

Beer NV Taproom & Spirits in South Creek closed on Monday, Feb.

2 after a decade of serving creative draft beers like its French toast stout. The taproom at 15 Foothill Road posted a sign thanking patrons for their support + memories.

The City of Sparks is launching a new STEM program presented by the Girl Scouts of the Sierra to boost science skills for young girls.

The initiative will soon offer hands-on learning experiences for participants.

Almost 45,000 Nevadans will lose SNAP benefits on March 1 after the DSS ends work requirement waivers that helped some residents stay eligible; affected individuals are urged to review requirements and take action to maintain support.

Washoe County announced on Feb.

2 that beds are available at Cares Campus for individuals in need (a measure to boost local support), ensuring residents have access to essential care.

Renown Health held a ceremonial ribbon-cutting (Monday, Feb.

2) at its new primary child care facility off Mae Anne Avenue in northwest Reno; the facility will offer comprehensive pediatric services.

Caesars Entertainment is preparing for a busy sports betting week as its hotel-casinos get ready for increased traffic with Super Bowl LX on Sunday.

VP Craig Mucklow said (offering 10,000 ways to bet) ahead of the game to attract local punters.

Nick Hexum with Water Tower

7-11 p.m. — Cypress Music Venue & Private Events — Tickets starting at $44.03 — Enjoy a night of Americana-inspired tunes from the lead singer of 311 along with Water Tower.

Biggest Little Theatre & New Works Festival 2025

Feb 11-15 — Brüka Theatre — Prices vary from $10 to $50 — Celebrate local talent with thrilling performances and new works during this four-day festival.

For the Love of Reno: A Valentine's Celebration

5-3 a.m. — The Blue Bird — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate love with live music, cocktails, and a vibrant market at this Valentine’s themed event.

FIM North America Arenacross Championship

6:00 – 9:30 PM — Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center — $35.00 – $75.00 — Experience the adrenaline-fueled action of elite motorcycle racing at the exciting AMA Arenacross Championship Series.

Legends of the Heart

7-10 p.m. — Grand Theater — Ticket details not provided — Experience the magic of timeless Latin music performed live by legendary artists from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

The Sporkels League - A Hero's Adventure

Feb 20-21 — Brüka Theatre — Tickets required — An engaging children's production exploring values through theatre and adventure.

Reno Clothing Swap

1:30-3:30 p.m. — Ethaerial Studio — Ticket purchase required — Refresh your wardrobe sustainably by swapping gently used clothing in a vibrant community setting.

KNCJ Biggest Little Concert Series Featuring Fiddlers2

11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Harlan O & Barbara R. Hall Recital Hall — $20 adults, $5 students — Enjoy a lively program of folk tunes performed by Fiddlers2, a talented duo of local violinists.

Cline Wine Dinner

5-8 p.m. — The Grille at Somersett — $31 to $50 — Relish a curated evening featuring exquisite wines paired with delightful American cuisine.

Justin Furstenfeld Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Alpine — Tickets starting at $46.83 — Experience a night of emotionally charged music and storytelling with the lead singer of Blue October.