Join us for a one-of-a-kind evening inside the hangar of the Commemorative Air Force High Sierra Squadron at the Reno Stead Airport.
Led by local artist and HSS Development Officer Blair Latos, you’ll be guided step-by-step in painting the iconic 1941 N3N “Yellow Peril” biplane.
Whether you’re an experienced artist or have never picked up a brush, we’ll make sure you have a great evening and leave with a painting you love.
Step-by-step instruction to paint the 1941 N3N biplane
A unique setting inside an active aviation hangar
A creative, social atmosphere
A meaningful way to contribute to preserving living history
Location:
Commemorative Air Force High Sierra Squadron Hangar
5315 Alpha Ave
Reno, NV 89506
Reno Stead Airport
Date: Friday, June 5
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Cost: $100 per person
All painting supplies and materials
Canvas and take-home artwork
Light snacks and refreshments
Guided instruction throughout the event
Beverage Policy: In accordance with regulations, alcohol will not be served at this event. Non-alcoholic refreshments will be available, and guests are welcome to bring their own beer or wine.
The Boeing N3N is a historic U.S. Navy training aircraft from the 1940s. Known for its rugged design and bright yellow finish, it played a critical role in training military pilots during World War II. Today, only a handful remain airworthy.
Your ticket directly supports restoring and maintaining this aircraft, ensuring future generations can see, hear, and experience it in flight.
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and flying historic military aircraft. The High Sierra Squadron, based in Reno, Nevada, maintains aircraft, educates the public, and offers opportunities for people to experience aviation history. Through our community events, flight programs, and restoration projects, we keep these aircraft alive and in the sky.
Spots are limited and we expect them to fill quickly.
👉 Please buy your tickets through our nonprofit Zeffy Fundraiser page. Add on a flight in our 1957 Cessna Bird Dog for a truly memorable experience: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/paint-the-n3n-to-save-the-n3n
👉 Learn more about the CAF High Sierra Squadron:
www.HSSCAF.com
Thank you for supporting a mission that honors past generations and supports future ones! We’re honored to share this experience with you.
Join us for a one-of-a-kind evening inside the hangar of the Commemorative Air Force High Sierra Squadron at the Reno Stead Airport.
Led by local artist and HSS Development Officer Blair Latos, you’ll be guided step-by-step in painting the iconic 1941 N3N “Yellow Peril” biplane.
Whether you’re an experienced artist or have never picked up a brush, we’ll make sure you have a great evening and leave with a painting you love.
Step-by-step instruction to paint the 1941 N3N biplane
A unique setting inside an active aviation hangar
A creative, social atmosphere
A meaningful way to contribute to preserving living history
Location:
Commemorative Air Force High Sierra Squadron Hangar
5315 Alpha Ave
Reno, NV 89506
Reno Stead Airport
Date: Friday, June 5
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Cost: $100 per person
All painting supplies and materials
Canvas and take-home artwork
Light snacks and refreshments
Guided instruction throughout the event
Beverage Policy: In accordance with regulations, alcohol will not be served at this event. Non-alcoholic refreshments will be available, and guests are welcome to bring their own beer or wine.
The Boeing N3N is a historic U.S. Navy training aircraft from the 1940s. Known for its rugged design and bright yellow finish, it played a critical role in training military pilots during World War II. Today, only a handful remain airworthy.
Your ticket directly supports restoring and maintaining this aircraft, ensuring future generations can see, hear, and experience it in flight.
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and flying historic military aircraft. The High Sierra Squadron, based in Reno, Nevada, maintains aircraft, educates the public, and offers opportunities for people to experience aviation history. Through our community events, flight programs, and restoration projects, we keep these aircraft alive and in the sky.
Spots are limited and we expect them to fill quickly.
👉 Please buy your tickets through our nonprofit Zeffy Fundraiser page. Add on a flight in our 1957 Cessna Bird Dog for a truly memorable experience: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/paint-the-n3n-to-save-the-n3n
👉 Learn more about the CAF High Sierra Squadron:
www.HSSCAF.com
Thank you for supporting a mission that honors past generations and supports future ones! We’re honored to share this experience with you.
