Arts & Culture
Classical Tahoe's 15th Anniversary Season Draws Strong Demand Ahead of Opening Weekend
Festival encourages audiences to reserve remaining tickets as acclaimed artists take the stage through Aug. 9.
Arts & Culture
Nonprofit
Painting Among the Flowers in Dayton, Nevada
via Healthy Communities Coalition Paint your own canvas this Saturday in a scenic outdoor setting. Dayton artist Kristan Wood, a Navy veteran with a bachelor's degree in art education, is offering a painting class among the colorful flowers at Community Roots & Shoots nonprofit nursery. Instructor Kristan Wood
Arts & Culture
Visiting the Republic of Molossia
If you're new to the Comstock, you may be surprised to learn that one of the world's smallest nations is right in our own backyard. Just outside Dayton lies the Republic of Molossia, a self-declared micronation founded by His Excellency, President Kevin Baugh. Established in
Dayton
National Pony Express Rides Through Dayton
Sometimes the most extraordinary moments happen right outside your front door. As a former city girl who moved to Dayton just three years ago, I never imagined that one day I would step out onto my front porch and find myself standing along one of the most historic routes in
Tours/Events
Scottish Tradition Comes to the Comstock
The sound of bagpipes echoed across the Virginia City Fairgrounds June 13-14 as the Great Basin Scottish Highland Games made their Virginia City debut, bringing a weekend full of athletic competition, cultural traditions, and family-friendly fun to the Comstock. The fifth annual event presented by the Northern Nevada
Virginia City
The Cowgirl Art Collective Is More Than a Shop, It's a Movement
Virginia City’s rich Western heritage welcomes the perfect addition to C Street as the Cowgirl Art Collective launches its two-day summer kickoff June 19-20. A place designed for connection and growth, the shop celebrates artists, makers, and community in a space that perfectly complements the town’s
History
Historic Miners Union Hall Welcomes First Public Paranormal Investigation
Guest Contributor: Northern Nevada Ghost Hunters VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. — The historic Miners Union Hall welcomed visitors on June 13 for what organizers believe was the first public paranormal investigation ever conducted within the building. The event, held in partnership with Northern Nevada Ghost Hunters and the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Virginia City
Local Artists Shine at Second Annual Summer Faire
Around 20 talented regional artists and creators filled the historic halls of St. Mary's Art Center during the Second Annual Summer Faire in Virginia City on June 13-14. The free, family-friendly event transformed the landmark building into a vibrant showcase of creativity, featuring custom artwork, handcrafted
Dayton
Borda Ranch Sheep Run Brings Dayton Together Again
On Sunday, May 31, historic downtown Dayton was buzzing before sunrise. Along Main Street, friends, neighbors, families, and visitors gathered at 6 a.m. with coffee in hand, catching up while waiting for the annual Borda Ranch Sheep Run to come down the hill. It felt like a true small-
Arts & Culture
The Historic Fourth Ward School Museum Presents 6th Annual Educational Kids Fair: Celebrating 150th Anniversary
Date: Saturday, June 20, 2026 Time: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: Fourth Ward School Museum, Virginia City, NV 89440 Virginia City, NV — The Historic Fourth Ward School Museum is pleased to announce an interactive day of exploration with the whole family in our Victorian Era school house with
History
V.C. Merchants Torn Twixt Truth and Profit; the Tourists Gotta Have A Ponderosa Ranch!
Guest Contributor: C.L. Yearzago Reprinted from Territorial Enterprise and Virginia City News: April 29, 1960 Some months ago with considerable fanfare there was launched an NBC television program called Bonanza. Primarily produced as a plug for color television, although the program is also seen in black and white, Bonanza’
Virginia City
Fourth Ward School Museum Opens Anniversary Exhibit, Welcomes Author
On Saturday, May 2, the Historic Fourth Ward School Museum hosted several special events, bringing community members together to honor and celebrate Virginia City history. During the morning, the school opened its doors to donors as a thank you for their continued support, offering them an exclusive first look at