Reno, Nevada / Holiday parties

End the year on a high note.

Bring Gatsby-inspired live jazz to a Reno holiday party. Explore music for year-end company gatherings and private seasonal celebrations.

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01 / The occasion

A season deserves an occasion.

A Reno holiday gathering can be a thank-you to a team, a reunion of friends, or the rare evening everyone slows down long enough to enjoy. Live jazz gives the room warmth and motion without making the night feel like another obligatory calendar date.

The Roaring Twenties spirit adds a little ceremony to arriving, raising a glass, and staying awhile. Whether your gathering is a company party or a private celebration, the timing and tone should come from your plans.

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02 / Planning notes

Make room for the season.

Holiday calendars get crowded. Sharing a few essentials early makes it easier to have a useful conversation about your event.

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Lead with your date

Tell us your preferred date and any flexibility you have, along with the approximate start and end of your gathering.

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Outline the evening

Is this a standing reception, dinner, company program, or gathering at home? Include expected toasts, remarks, or other scheduled moments.

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Locate the celebration

Share your Reno venue or neighborhood, estimated guest count, and whether the music would be in the same space as dining and conversation.

A thought for your evening
“A memorable holiday party gives people a reason to linger after the formalities are done.”
03 / The live experience

A little ceremony for the season.

From a welcome reception to an end-of-year dinner, identify the moments when live music would bring people together and the moments reserved for toasts or conversation.

What the music looks like for your event depends on the plans you share. We can begin with your setting, timing, and the feeling you want guests to take away.

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04 / Begin the conversation

Tell us what you’re planning.

Send your date, Reno venue or neighborhood, estimated guest count, and the flow of your holiday gathering.

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