The Guide

Join us for Second Saturday Open Arts & Crafts Studio at Slonina ARTSpace! Bring your own creative project and spend the afternoon making art alongside fellow artists and makers in a welcoming, working studio environment. Whether you paint, draw, sculpt, write, crochet, craft, or simply want creative company, all skill levels are welcome. Table space is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and easels are available upon request. Explore the gallery, meet local creatives, and enjoy an inspiring afternoon of art and community. A free, all-ages event; children are welcome with adult supervision.

The second Saturday of every month, 12-6pm.

TSTMRKT (pronounced “Test Market”) is a performance art sketch comedy amalgamation held together with film loops, cut-n-paste theatre, and a relentless soundtrack. There is no “sound person” running the effects. It’s just a “start” button and a bag of nerves.

Once the actor hits “start” on the playback, the film collages and sound effects are triggered only by time. It’s the actor’s task to keep track of each second that passes, each syllable that is uttered, and each movement created in space. If anything is off, the entire thing falls apart. It’s a theatrical tightrope. You’ve never seen anything like it.

Hailing from Las Vegas, TSTMRKT has performed at the prestigious San Francisco Sketchfest, The Cleveland Ingenuity Festival, The Dallas Comedy Festival, The Hollywood Fringe Festival, and the Portland Sketch Comedy Festival.

Artown, a month-long summer arts festival in Reno, features nearly 500 events produced by more than 100 organizations and businesses at over 130 locations city and countywide.

Our anchor events continue to be expressions of regional, national, and international artistic excellence. Most events are free or low-cost.

For schedule information: artown.org

Emily Moores is a visual artist whose hand-cut and ornately layered works range from intimate wall pieces to large-scale installations that invite the playful engagement of the body as essential to understanding and experiencing space.

Speaking of her work, Moores says that she transforms a physical space or surface of a paper into a whimsical environment using colorful patterns, textures, and ornamentation. The inspiration for intricate patterns and design elements comes from everyday objects, like wallpaper, decorative china, and playgrounds. With over-stimulation from screens and a fast-paced accomplishment culture, the physical nature of textures and patterns can bring viewers into the physical reality.

Runs July 2 through September 26.
Gallery Talk and Opening Reception: July 2

North Las Vegas Campus Fine Arts Gallery

Artown, a month-long summer arts festival in Reno, features nearly 500 events produced by more than 100 organizations and businesses at over 130 locations city and countywide.

Our anchor events continue to be expressions of regional, national, and international artistic excellence. Most events are free or low-cost.

For schedule information: artown.org

Emily Moores is a visual artist whose hand-cut and ornately layered works range from intimate wall pieces to large-scale installations that invite the playful engagement of the body as essential to understanding and experiencing space.

Speaking of her work, Moores says that she transforms a physical space or surface of a paper into a whimsical environment using colorful patterns, textures, and ornamentation. The inspiration for intricate patterns and design elements comes from everyday objects, like wallpaper, decorative china, and playgrounds. With over-stimulation from screens and a fast-paced accomplishment culture, the physical nature of textures and patterns can bring viewers into the physical reality.

Runs July 2 through September 26.
Gallery Talk and Opening Reception: July 2

North Las Vegas Campus Fine Arts Gallery

Artown, a month-long summer arts festival in Reno, features nearly 500 events produced by more than 100 organizations and businesses at over 130 locations city and countywide.

Our anchor events continue to be expressions of regional, national, and international artistic excellence. Most events are free or low-cost.

For schedule information: artown.org

Emily Moores is a visual artist whose hand-cut and ornately layered works range from intimate wall pieces to large-scale installations that invite the playful engagement of the body as essential to understanding and experiencing space.

Speaking of her work, Moores says that she transforms a physical space or surface of a paper into a whimsical environment using colorful patterns, textures, and ornamentation. The inspiration for intricate patterns and design elements comes from everyday objects, like wallpaper, decorative china, and playgrounds. With over-stimulation from screens and a fast-paced accomplishment culture, the physical nature of textures and patterns can bring viewers into the physical reality.

Runs July 2 through September 26.
Gallery Talk and Opening Reception: July 2

North Las Vegas Campus Fine Arts Gallery

Artown, a month-long summer arts festival in Reno, features nearly 500 events produced by more than 100 organizations and businesses at over 130 locations city and countywide.

Our anchor events continue to be expressions of regional, national, and international artistic excellence. Most events are free or low-cost.

For schedule information: artown.org

Emily Moores is a visual artist whose hand-cut and ornately layered works range from intimate wall pieces to large-scale installations that invite the playful engagement of the body as essential to understanding and experiencing space.

Speaking of her work, Moores says that she transforms a physical space or surface of a paper into a whimsical environment using colorful patterns, textures, and ornamentation. The inspiration for intricate patterns and design elements comes from everyday objects, like wallpaper, decorative china, and playgrounds. With over-stimulation from screens and a fast-paced accomplishment culture, the physical nature of textures and patterns can bring viewers into the physical reality.

Runs July 2 through September 26.
Gallery Talk and Opening Reception: July 2

North Las Vegas Campus Fine Arts Gallery