Carson City
Tree council celebrates Arbor Day
The Shade Tree Council will celebrate Arbor Day 5:30 p.m., today, at the Steinheimer Park, Northridge Subdivision. A Bur Oak Tree will be planted at 6 p.m. The Shade Tree Council will recognize Carson Dodge with the George Washington Ferris Award at the celebration. For information, call 887-2100.
Celtic/American tunes tonight
Comma Coffee hosts a Celtic/American tune session, 7-10 p.m., tonight, 312 S. Carson St. For information, visit www.commacoffee.com or call 883-2662.
Cattlemen seek scholars
Nevada Cattlemen's Association seeks applicants for the annual scholarship. Graduating seniors interested in pursuing an agriculture education should apply. Deadline for all applications is May 5. This year's outstanding graduating senior will receive a $100 scholarship to attend a junior college or four-year university. Applicant must meet the following requirements: have at least a 2.5 GPA; submit three letters of reference from teachers; write an essay on any current issue involving the beef industry. For information, e-mail nca@nevadabeef.org or call 738-9214.
Douglas County
Carson Valley Art Association to meet
The Carson Valley Art Association will meet 1:30 p.m., today, Western Nevada College, Minden campus, 1680 Bently Parkway South. Reiko Hervin will give a demonstration on "Negative Shape Painting" in transparent watercolor. For information, call 782-8035.
Scrapbooking fundraiser planned
C.C. Meneley Elementary School Playground Committee and P.T.O. hosts "Scrappin' 4 Slides," a fundraiser to purchase new safer playground equipment for the students, 6 p.m., tonight, at Holy Grounds Coffee House, 1267 US Highway 395 N, No. H. Prizes every 30 minutes, dinner, beverages, and snacks. Tickets $25.
To purchase tickets and register visit slideintospring@peoplepc.com or call 265-3454.
Deadline for Boys' State nearing
High School juniors are encouraged to apply for the American Legion Nevada Boys' State Program. The program allows high school juniors in Nevada to run and participate in a student government for a week at the UNR campus.
The mission of the American Legion Nevada Boys' State program is to develop future leaders by educating and inspiring youth. The program creates an understanding of and appreciation for our democratic form of government while encouraging a commitment to future service.
The application deadline is Wednesday.
For more information, visit the Web site www.nevadaboysstate.org.
Beginning weaving offered at Douglas Senior Center
Beginning weaving will be offered 1:30-3:30 p.m. Thursday, May 1-June 5, at the Douglas County Senior Center, 2300 Meadow Lane, Gardnerville. The class fee is $50. This is a six-week program learning hands on weaving practice with a loom, exploring the history of weaving, fiber types, loom types, design patterns and at the conclusion a completed project. To register and for information, call 783-6455.
Reno
"The Basis of Christian Science Healing"
Tim Myers, will present a free lecture, "The Basis of Christian Science Healing", 7 p.m., tonight, First Church of Christ Scientist, 795 W. Peckham Lane, Reno. All are welcome. Childcare provided. For information visit www.csreno.com or call 829-8117.