Reno, Nevada
The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts is a distinctive cultural landmark in downtown Reno, famous for its gold geodesic dome roof. It is the premier venue for Broadway shows, the Reno Philharmonic, and other major performing arts productions. The theater's unique architecture has earned it the nickname "The Golden Turtle."
Experience a Broadway musical, a symphony orchestra performance, or a ballet. The theater offers a sophisticated night out in downtown Reno.
Performance seasons typically run from fall through spring. Check the schedule for specific showtimes.
Tickets are required for performances. The box office is located on-site. Early booking is recommended for popular Broadway shows.
The center features a lobby bar, restrooms, and wheelchair accessibility. Underground parking is available nearby.
Located right across from the Washoe County Courthouse. Several fine dining restaurants are within walking distance for a pre-show dinner.
The Truckee River and Riverwalk District are just a short walk away. The Nevada Museum of Art is also nearby.