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Raiders of the Lost Ark won the community vote for first drive-in movie! May 21, Bucket of Blood Parking Lot Festivities start at 5pm Wine Tasting inside the Bucket at 6pm Movie starts at 7pm Original Post: May 13, 2026 Cast Your Movie Vote for May 21 Cinema on
Virginia City
Locals and tourists alike know Virginia City for its famous Devil Made Me Do It Saloon Crawls; but now, the town trades shots for stems during one of its sweetest new traditions — the annual Mother’s Day Flower Crawl. Virginia City Main Street hosted its second annual Mother’s Day
Virginia City
Virginia City rolled up its sleeves and got to work during the May 6 afternoon Beautification Day, as business owners and community members traded everyday clothes for paint shirts, work gloves, and plenty of elbow grease. The Storey County Chamber of Commerce community cleanup effort gave historic C Street a
Virginia City
Escurial Lodge No. 7, F. & A.M., delivered a $2,500 boost to Virginia City schools last week. Of that, $2,000 went to the high school auto shop program for a race car engine rebuild, and $500 to the Storey County School District for general classroom needs. The
Virginia City
The State of Nevada and Storey County Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new business to Virginia City.
Virginia City
Plans to celebrate golden anniversary all year!
Arts & Culture
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
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
Mother Nature delivered a picture-perfect day for the 13th Annual Nevada Law Enforcement Memorial Ride on Saturday, May 2. Dozens of retired first responders gathered not just to ride, but to reconnect, reflect, and honor comrades whose sacrifice is never forgotten. Engines roared to life at the James D.
Virginia City
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
History
If a person were to spend any length of time in Virginia City, he would soon discover that the town is not in any particular hurry to forget anything. The hills remain where they were first placed, the buildings stand as though they have made up their minds about it,
Tours/Events
Weekend celebration features chili tastings, a craft beer tour and crowd-favorite pepper-eating challenge