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The monthly Reno Wine Walk takes place on the third Saturday of the month, rain or shine, with the next self-guided tour occurring from 2 – 5 p.m. on Nov. 19. With about 20 participating locations on each walk, you are sure to have an enjoyable stroll through the Reno RiverWalk District. Fight the chill with sips of wine at each stop. Every wine walk in Reno has a theme, but as of now, it is yet to be determined for November. But prepare yourself by dressing in comfortable and cozy clothing so you can easily explore each business offering a spot for drinks.
The Reno River Wine Walk is a popular event that helps local business owners take the stage. By participating you aren’t merely in for a great time, but also are able to give back to the community by supporting small businesses. Wine and charity seem like a pretty amazing pairing.
The tour is $30 per person and you can purchase event tickets here. Proceeds go towards the costs of hosting the monthly Reno Wine Walk. Plus, each ticket gets you a branded wine glass, a map of the participants, and a wristband to show paid participation. You may also enter a raffle at one of the locations to win prizes. The location of the raffle changes each month to help bring an extra spotlight to a participating business.
If you decide to participate last minute, you may purchase a ticket at any of the starting locations listed below:
5 Star Saloon
Crafted Palette
Home Means Nevada Co.
Hookava
Labels Consignment Boutique
National Automobile Museum
Ole Bridge Pub
Pizza Reno
Shim’s Surplus
Sierra Tap House
The Library
Urban Market
Visit the event page on Facebook, Reno Wine Walk, to keep up to date on special announcements.
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