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Artemisia MovieHouse was a uniquely operated cinema in Reno, NV, dedicated to showcasing an eclectic mix of documentary, foreign, classic, new, and animated films spanning from 2001 to 2020. It aimed to provide a distinct movie-going experience, enriching the local cultural landscape with its diverse film offerings. However, the theater has since been dissolved, with remaining funds generously donated to The Holland Project to support other worthy initiatives. While Artemisia MovieHouse is no longer seeking a successor, it leaves behind a legacy of creative film presentation in the community. Generated from the website

The Scottish Rite Bodies in Reno, NV, is dedicated to the principles of Freemasonry, offering a range of services and programs that promote personal growth, education, and community support. Their initiatives include philanthropic efforts such as the RiteCare Childhood Language Program and various scholarship opportunities aimed at benefiting children and families in need. In addition to their charitable work, the organization provides resources for members, including a bookstore, gift shop, and educational courses like the Master Craftsman Online Course. The Scottish Rite also fosters a sense of community through events such as the Biennial Session, where members gather to celebrate their shared values and commitment to service. Generated from the website

The Barracuda Championship is a prestigious PGA TOUR event held annually in Reno, NV, offering world-class golf and unforgettable experiences for spectators. As the first PGA TOUR event to accept cryptocurrency payments, the championship embraces digital currency and provides spectators with the opportunity to purchase tickets, hospitality, and sponsorship packages using over 300 different cryptocurrency options. With a focus on sustainability, the championship promotes sustainable transportation through initiatives like "Bike to the Barracuda," offering exclusive perks to spectators who choose eco-friendly transportation options. Partnering with Visit Truckee-Tahoe for sustainability efforts, the Barracuda Championship is committed to making a positive impact on the environment. The championship also supports charitable causes, with the High Fives Foundation being named a PGA TOUR Charity of the Year finalist. Additionally, top-ranked collegiate players receive exemptions to participate in the championship, adding excitement and showcasing emerging talent in the world of golf.Generated from the website