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Featured ARTEFFECTS Episode

Episode 1103

See Nevadans decorate the 2025 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree with 10,000+ handmade ornaments.

About ARTEFFECTS

Delves into the local arts scene while encompassing art features from across the nation. A play on the word "artifact" that emphasizes, not only the positive intended and unintended "effects" the arts have in our daily environments, region, and world - but also the long-term and lasting impact the arts have in helping define and describe our culture, community, nation, and world.

Upcoming Episodes

Spirit of the Season | Airs December 14
Exploring the impact art and artists have in helping define culture.

U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Ornaments | Airs December 21
The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree hails from Nevada for 2025. Learn how Nevadans blend artistry and state pride to create thousands of handmade ornaments to adorn the tree on the West Lawn in Washington, D.C.

Flow Arts | Airs January 4
Movement-based disciplines are not limited to just dance. Meet several local artists who embody “flow arts” in their own ways!

Chad Sweet| Airs January 11
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Reno Little Theater and meet technical director and production manager Chad Sweet.

Emily Reid | Airs January 18
Local artist, educator, and all-around animal lover...Emily Reid uses vibrant colors to paint the fauna of northern Nevada.

Cowboy Poetry Gathering | Airs January 25
Cowboys around the world gather in Elko annually to share stories, music, and poems.

Meet The Producers

ARTEFFECTS is produced by Rebecca Cronon and Enrique Sandoval.

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Meet The Host

ARTEFFECTS is hosted by Beth Macmillan.

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Support Provided By:

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Sandy Raffealli

Heidemarie Rochlin

Meg and Dillard Myers
In memory of Sue McDowell
The Carol Franc Buck Foundation
Chris and Parky May

by the annual contribution of 
PBS Reno Members

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