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Compiled from various sources online, also cited here. First published May 30, 2020 with updates weekly. PROTECT TRANS LIVES Consider donating to these worthy orgs led by and protecting trans communities–Homeless Black Trans Women Fund–G.L.I.T.S. Inc–The Okra Project–Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative–Marsha P. Johnson Foundation–Black Trans…

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In conjunction with our solidarity window display for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe currently on view at The Holland Gallery Window, local artist and longtime Holland friend, Austin Pratt reflects on his painting, Two Lakes, and the influences that sparked this large-scale painting. The painting…

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This Holland Project Gallery Window display will be on view May 29 – June 5, 2020     In solidarity with the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe and all Indigenous nations with the fight against COVID-19, Pyramid Lake is closed to the public until further notice. We stand with…

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In a new series, we’ll be hearing from a different person every month, reflecting on Reno music projects, current or not so current, and what makes them special and personally important to them. “One of the most memorable first Holland moments is biking to go…

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In a new series, we’ll be hearing from a different person every month, reflecting on Reno music projects, current or not so current, and what makes them special and personally important to them. “The lights went out overhead, leaving only a colorful strobe to illuminate…

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From time to time we get asked about certain names, phrases, stories, titles – and sometimes we gotta prove or bust some myths! HSS Rainshadow (aka Holland Show Space at Rainshadow, or just Rainshadow), was a high school by day in a former Italian restaurant/bar…

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In a new series, we’ll be hearing from a different person every month, reflecting on Reno music projects, current or not so current, and what makes them special and personally important to them. “Driving up to Gilman for a show, back when I lived down…

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From time to time we get asked about certain names, phrases, stories, titles – and sometimes we gotta prove or bust some myths! Young Blood launched in Jan. 2013 as a low-stakes and fun way to celebrate and showcase some of our community’s youngest and…

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In a new series, we’ll be hearing from a different person every month, reflecting on Reno music projects, current or not so current, and what makes them special and personally important to them. Gina Rose reflects on Stirr Lightly “Stirr Lightly is one of my…

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From time to time we get asked about certain names, phrases, stories, titles – and sometimes we gotta prove or bust some myths! The HPHQ was our landing pad after the closure of Keystone Avenue. It was located at 30 Cheney Street and was about…

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