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Monday, November 9, 2026 at 5:49 PM

Photos: Fernley musicians perform at Artown event

Photos: Fernley musicians perform at Artown event
Photos by Jospeh Maino, The Fernley Reporter

"Kathy and the Gents" is a Fernley band participating in Artown at the Arboretum. Band members include Bjorn Koch, Kathy Colegrove and Bill Amermak.
Copper artist Don Kennedy and his artwork.
Reno Art Bar artist and owner, Sandy Horner, shows off some of the work of her artists at the Arboretum.
Painter Carol Gilman puts the finishing touches on one of her paintings.
An admirer looks at the custom copper artwork.
Enjoying the copper jewelry too.
Carol Gilman paints nature scenes while in the Arboretum.
There were many activities for children of all ages.
Henna artwork was very popular with the children at the arboretum.
Creating art regardless of age.
Creating art regardless of age.
Creating art regardless of age.
Music was everywhere at the Arboretum. Regan Gallagher played the harp.
Reno Art Bar artist Sandy Holister demonstrates how to make art.
Well known artist and photographer Mark Volmer shows off his creations.
An artist takes a respite from the heat.

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