“It took me a lot of years to realize how magical this city is — Reno started to see the arts the way the great cities see the arts,” Schultz said. “I think it started to attract the people who didn’t want to be in the major cities. It attracted the people who had passion and ideas; the city speaks of weirdos, visionaries, outsiders and artists all being together in this cool, free, open city that allows you to define who you are,” said Matt Schultz, executive director of The Generator.
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