If you are looking for a great place to catch some concerts and events in Corning, then Rolling Hills Casino is the place to go. They have a long history of hosting top concerts from many different genres, including country, rock and rap.

They recently completed their expansion project with a 40% larger gaming floor, new slots and table games and a high-limit gaming area. They also opened four restaurants and an onsite brewery and distillery.

Rock & Brews

Rock & Brews is located inside Rolling Hills Casino and features a variety of classic American dishes with a twist. The restaurant was founded by Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons from Kiss and offers guests comfort food and specialty brews to satisfy their cravings.

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians is completing an expansion of Rolling Hills Casino that includes new restaurants, an onsite brewery and distillery and new conference space. As part of this expansion, Rock & Brews and Fatburger will be opening soon.

In addition to these new restaurants, the Paskenta Band of Nomlakis will also complete an amphitheater that will feature top-tier music and acts. The amphitheater is located on 15 acres next to the casino and will be open for concerts throughout the year.

The amphitheater is known for its unique setting, and has previously welcomed artists such as War and Dwight Yoakam to its stage. The venue also hosts pre-parties and post-parties for concert events, such as Optimiztiq’s 90’s House Party and Queensryche’s performance alongside Vince Neil from Motley Crue.

Fatburger

For the best in games of chance, a variety of dining experiences (from fine cuisine to a big burger) and kick-ass live entertainment, Rolling Hills Casino is the place to be. It also boasts a new 3,000-person capacity amphitheater, a first-of-its-kind in Northern California.

The new venue is part of a $90 million renovation and expansion that will see the casino grow by 40%, add two new restaurants, redesign and expand conference facilities and give the casino a complete facelift. The project is a collaboration between the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, a local developer and a team of designers led by architect Dan Furano of Xerox Corporation.

The most notable new attraction is Rock & Brews, which is a high-end restaurant that features a rock ‘n roll environment and the best bloody Mary in town. The best part is that the drink is surprisingly affordable at $25 for a glass of the good stuff.

628 Steakhouse

If you’re in the market for a great meal and a fantastic show, 628 Steakhouse is a must. It is consistently ranked as one of the best steakhouses in Central New York and offers an impressive menu of premium cuts, hand-cut fries and a fine selection of wines, liquor and craft beers. The restaurant has received a number of awards, including Casino Player magazine’s top award for food and drink.

The Rolling Hills Casino & Resort in Corning has announced plans to expand its offerings with an impressive collection of dining and entertainment options. The most recent additions include a pair of brew and liquor outlets as well as an upscale bar, casino hopping lounge and a new casino floor. It’s also announcing an ambitious plan to transform the casino into a true entertainment destination. This includes a revamped gaming area, a new restaurant and the Obsidian Spirits amphitheater. The aforementioned new amphitheater was the brainchild of a collaboration between the casino and the Paskenta Brewery & Distillery and is set to become the crown jewel of the property when it opens in the summer of 2020.

Paskenta Brewery & Distillery

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians recently opened the first tribal-owned brewery and distillery in California. It is a completely self-contained brewing and fine spirit distillery outfitted with state-of-the-art fermenting and production capabilities.

The brewery and distillery are based in Corning, CA. The brewery is currently producing several beers and ales.

They also produce a variety of bourbons and vodkas. They use obsidian – “sacred glass from the sky” as some Native American tribes call it – to make their spirits.

Using obsidian as the foundation of their distillery is a unique way to honor and represent their Native American roots. Obsidian is a precious volcanic glass that has been mined and worked for thousands of years.

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki has made significant investments into the economy and community of Tehama County through its casino. They donate hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to local health, safety and education programs.