Born and raised on Long Island Rick began playing guitar in the early 70’s at the age of sixteen. After a couple years playing acoustic, he met up with another guitarist and started playing duo gigs at local coffee houses and wine and cheese cafes and playing contemporary folk-rock. His songs consisted of groups like America, Crosby Sills and Nash, Simon and Garfunkel, Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Denver etc.

In 1981, he moved to Nevada and has played in many bands over the years and was the front man of most of those bands, playing both acoustic and electric guitars, and singing both folk rock and classic rock.

About 20 years ago he decided I wanted to dive into country and was introduced to Rick Hays and his band, Rick Hays and American Steel, a local country/country rock band. He has been playing with Rick ever since and has been both rhythm and lead guitarist as well as singing lead and backup vocals over the years. He is now looking to share his playing and singing talents as a soloist playing a combination of my early folk-rock days and more recent country classics.

Crisp night. Flickering candles. Shadows dancing on the walls.

On October 31, step into a world of mystery and mischief. Guest Chef Brandon Lafave takes over the

kitchen with a spine-chilling menu designed to thrill your senses. A palm reader waits to uncover your

fortune, while Ike & Martin fill the night with haunting melodies.

What to Expect:

• Cocktails and vibes fit for the witching hour from 6 pm to 7 pm

• A wickedly good dinner from Guest Chef Brandon Lafave (of Z Bistro)served around 7:30 pm

• Palm readings in the fortune-teller’s parlor

• Live music with a spooky twist by Ike & Martin

Dress Code:

Dark sparkle, masks, velvet, Victorian Steampunk, or anything deliciously eerie—come dressed to haunt.

Seating is limited for this one-night-only Halloween supper.

$120 per person (for non-members)

RSVP required

Monique Jade is a singer-songwriter returning to the Northern Nevada music scene after a long hiatus.  Winning the first ever Forte Award for Best Female Vocalist, she’s fronted several local bands including The Derailment, All About Me and LovePop. Her songwriting consists of strong melodies and catchy hooks with influences ranging from Sheryl Crow to Merle Haggard. 

Miranda Love is a Northern California born and raised mountain dweller with a country soul and a rock & roll spirit. She uses her powerful vocals to breathe new life into classic covers, as well as pens her own original tunes. Her roots and values come through in her original music as well as her cover song choices. Miranda plays numerous live shows every week, and is available for private event hire as well.

Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, Miranda Lambert, Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain. Above all, she worships Celine Dion.

Born and raised on Long Island Rick began playing guitar in the early 70’s at the age of sixteen. After a couple years playing acoustic, he met up with another guitarist and started playing duo gigs at local coffee houses and wine and cheese cafes and playing contemporary folk-rock. His songs consisted of groups like America, Crosby Sills and Nash, Simon and Garfunkel, Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Denver etc.

In 1981, he moved to Nevada and has played in many bands over the years and was the front man of most of those bands, playing both acoustic and electric guitars, and singing both folk rock and classic rock.

About 20 years ago he decided I wanted to dive into country and was introduced to Rick Hays and his band, Rick Hays and American Steel, a local country/country rock band. He has been playing with Rick ever since and has been both rhythm and lead guitarist as well as singing lead and backup vocals over the years. He is now looking to share his playing and singing talents as a soloist playing a combination of my early folk-rock days and more recent country classics.

Monique Jade is a singer-songwriter returning to the Northern Nevada music scene after a long hiatus.  Winning the first ever Forte Award for Best Female Vocalist, she’s fronted several local bands including The Derailment, All About Me and LovePop. Her songwriting consists of strong melodies and catchy hooks with influences ranging from Sheryl Crow to Merle Haggard. 

Joel Ackerson (vocals/guitar/mandolin) with close friend Kevin Brunet (vocals/bass), noticing a local shortage of 90s music, decided it was time to unapologetically bask in the nostalgia of their favorite musical decade. Their live shows have been known to prompt full-venue sing-alongs and spontaneous dancing. From Alanis Morissette (of course) to STP, Dave Matthews Band to Weezer, Red Hot Chili Peppers to TLC, they’ve got you covered. They love the nineties as much as you do and they want you to come bask with them!

Reed Peterson is an alternative country artist and songwriter from Reno, Nevada. With 4 singles now under his belt, including his most recent release and fan favorite “Think of You”, he has amassed nearly 1M streams in just his first 4 months of releasing music. Follow Reed on social media or his website reedpetersonmusic.com to stay up to date on new music releases, live shows, and more.

Justin Eubanks grew up in Colorado, in a house full of guitars and with some family friends who happened to be accomplished songwriters and bluegrass pickers. They left an impression from an early age. After picking up the guitar as a child, he moved on to mandolin, fiddle, & pedal steel and never looked back, writing songs along the way. After spending the last chapter of his life writing and performing around Oregon and the Northwest, he now calls Truckee home.

Born in Mississippi, Christopher John Reed grew up steeped in the sounds of the South—where blues was less a genre and more a way of life. From an early age, he absorbed the storytelling tradition of country, the grit of Delta blues, and the intimacy of folk, blending them into a style that feels both timeless and fresh.

His music carries the weight of the South’s musical heritage, yet his voice and guitar work stretch beyond tradition, weaving soulful phrasing with modern lyricism. Audiences often remark that Reed’s sound falls somewhere between the raspy soul of roots singers and the smooth, melodic craftsmanship of contemporary troubadours—though he has carved out a tone and style that are uniquely his own.

On stage, Reed commands attention not with flash, but with authenticity. His songs move easily from raw, blues-soaked laments to soaring ballads that reveal a softer vulnerability. Whether he’s fronting a band or performing alone with his guitar, Reed’s performances invite listeners into a deeply personal space, leaving them with melodies that linger long after the last note fades.

Carrying forward the traditions that shaped him while pushing into new territory, Christopher John Reed stands as a modern Southern voice—rooted, resonant, and rising.

The Imposters started out as a cover band (hence the name) in Northern California, always putting their own twist on songs, but quickly transforming into a deeper more expressive band writing songs about personal life and experiences. Their influences range from Fleetwood Mac Tyler Childers to Katie Pruitt and The Civil Wars.

Their roots come from singing and playing in the church and ventured out into playing for the masses. Kristen, the lead singer, has been singing her entire life with her most influential experiences being an African gospel choir she was a part of in college. "I learned how to sing by ear, how to sing with passion, and how to be true to herself." 

Doug (Dawger) Schwartz is a legend in these parts. Not only does he have ski runs named after him at Kirkwood (from his ski patroller days), but he’s also a killer guitarist, vocalist, performer and all around stellar dude. He’s one of the very first people that Ike started playing with when he moved to Tahoe in 2007, and Ike still likes to sit in with Doug when he can. Don’t miss Doug and his crew at The Pink House. He’s a great Americana addition for us, and we are glad to have him.