Help Shape
What Comes Next for the Lear.
The City of Reno is seeking a partner to give the Lear, a 1939 Paul Revere Williams landmark at 501 Riverside Drive, a sustainable future use. Follow the process, share your ideas and help shape what comes next.
What's Happening Now?
The City of Reno is completing an economic feasibility study, and a survey for potential building users and operators is open now. Join the community meeting on November 17 for an update on the process.
Get Involved in the Future of the Lear
Learn about the Lear’s past, follow the process and find ways to take part.
About the Lear
See the building’s architecture and learn about the historical legacy of Paul Revere Williams.
Process
The City is completing an economic feasibility study. See each phase and what comes next.
Stay Connected
Attend a community meeting, sign up for updates or take the survey for potential users and operators.
What the Community Told Us
Take a Tour of the Lear
The Lear is closed to the public, but you can explore its interior anytime with a 3D tour.
Get Involved
The City of Reno will share an update on the process for the Lear’s future and answer your questions on Tuesday, November 17, 2026. 5:30 PM at the McKinley Arts and Culture Center, 925 Riverside Drive.
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