Visit Fallon

Your October itinerary for Fallon has arrived. 🍁 From seasonal events to local favorites, here are just a few ways to make the most of spooky season in Fallon.

🎃9/26 – 10/31: Fall Festival and Corn Maze at Lattin Farms: A historic fall festival featuring a 3-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, and family-friendly activities to celebrate autumn harvest.

🎃10/9 - 10/10: Back Roads Vintage Market at Rafter 3C Arena: Weekend boutique market featuring 70+ curated booths and vintage finds, with live music, food trucks, and local treats.

🎃10/16: Judy Collins Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour at Barkley Theater: Live performance capturing the Grammy-winning folk singer on her final major tour run.

🎃10/24: Annual Witches’ Ride at The Grid Brewery: Festive community costume bike ride through town.

🎃10/29: Halloween Extravaganza at Fox Peak Cinema: New releases and classic Halloween movies playing all day long with a costume contest.

🎃10/31: Maine Street Spooktacular at Maine Street: Annual family-friendly event featuring trick-or-treating, bounce houses, pumpkin painting, and much more.

No plans this weekend? Well, you’re in luck! Back Roads Vintage Market is returning to Fallon this Friday and Saturday. Think vintage goods, antique treasures, and plenty of unique finds worth browsing. 🛍️🍂
📅 Fri, Oct 9: 5pm-9pm
📅 Sat, Oct 10: 9am-3pm
📍227 Sheckler Road, Fallon, NV

What better way to embrace the season than at a pumpkin patch? 🎃🌽 Lattin Farms’ annual Fall Festival and Corn Maze has kicked off and runs until October 31st, bringing pumpkin picking, corn mazes, hay wagon rides, local food and craft vendors, and so much more. There’s plenty to see and do, so grab the family and have a day!
📍1955 McLean Road, Fallon, NV

What nobody tells you about Fallon is how quickly it can surprise you.

Come for the history, outdoor adventures and wide-open Nevada landscapes. Stay for the local spots, small-town charm and sunsets that make you stop what you’re doing just to take them in.

Date night plans: found. ❤️

A little art, a little culture, and your favorite person by your side.

If these walls could talk, they’d have more than 50 years of Fallon history to share.

Built in 1914, the Wingfield Creamery was once an important part of the Lahontan Valley’s dairy industry, with much of the area’s milk production passing through the plant before it closed in the 1960s.

The property was owned by George Wingfield, a prominent Nevada businessman whose investments stretched from real estate and agriculture to mining throughout the state. More than a century later, it remains a piece of the agricultural and economic history that helped shape the Lahontan Valley.

Cooler mornings, golden light and the start of a new season in northern Nevada.

Happy first day of fall from Fallon!

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Some Fallon views deserve their own stamp. 💌

Which Fallon scene would make your stamp?

There’s something special about hearing a good story told in person.

Spend an evening at Oats Park Art Center for Open Mic Storytelling, where members of the community take the stage to share true stories and a little piece of themselves.

Come tell yours or simply enjoy listening. 🎤 https://www.churchillarts.org/event-details/open-mic-storytelling